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RED DEVILS HAND
STARS ANOTHER
DEFEAT, 7 TO
vIcToRs SCORED ALL THEIR
RUNS IN FIRST TWO IN
NINcs; LOSERS PUT OVER
LONE TALLY IN EIGHTH
Roberts Stars we're administer
ed their third defeat in four start.
=. carabaIIo Red Devils do~ned
them yesterday afternoon at Bay
view Park, 7 to /.

The Satans scored all their runs
in the first two innings, three in
the opening frame and four in the
second stanza.
A walk, sacrifice and four hits
brought in the three markers in
the FIRST frame, and four hits and
two errors accounted for the four
tallies in the second.
From then on, Gene Roberts
held them in check, allowing only
two safe blows. But the damage
had already been accomplished.
The Stars collected only three
hits in the first seven innings oft
Ward. AL were produced by F.
Stiekney. ears bns ess8gsse q
In the eighth, Bemeritt tfipled
to right and AtWell singled, giving
the losers their only run OF the
game 20 tzas = sfois- SD
Stickneys and Caraballo. each
with three s:sfetiesa in four times
at bat, were the leaders in hitting.
Demeritt's triple and sCaraballo's
double We're the only extra base
blows of the contest.
Ward struck out two and Rob-
erts, one. The former twirler
walked three to one by Roberts.
Score BY innings: r. H. E.
Roberts Stars
600 900 O10l 5 2
CaraballO Red Devils
$40 900 OOx-7 10 2
Batteries: E. Roberts and Stick
ney; Ward and Hopkins.
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LEGALS



Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with the final decree here
tofore entered in that certain cause
pending in the Circuit Court Of the
Eleventh judicial Circuit Of Flor
ida, in and for Monroe County.
wherein Loran H Prevo and Reatfa
Prevo, his wife. are plaintiffs. and
Clarence Heaton and Elsie p Hea-
ton. his wife. Joan Guest, a single
woman, Hilmer johnson and -
johnson, his wife. whose christian
name is unknown. n A Brown and
- Brown. his wife. whose chris
tfan name is unknown. are defend
ants. being Chancsry Case No. 6-5lo.
the undersigned. as Special Master
in Chancery. viii sell at public
auction for cash to the highest and
best bidder at the front door OF the
County Court House in Key West,
Florida, on the eth day Of June. A
ID. 1887, the same being a legal
sales day, between the hours of
100 A. NJ. and zoe p. NJ. as pro-
vided BY the laws and statutes in
such eases made and provided. the
following described properties. ly-
ing and being in Monroe County.
Florida tO-wit:
Lot twenty-five l22l. Tavernier
Cove. a subdivision in Monroe
County. Florida. as per plat
thereof filed in the office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
in and for Monroe County, in
plat book 1. page 103-
Lot Twenty-Five (25), Tavernier
Cove, together with all RI
parian rightsl. a subdivision in
Monroe County. Florida. as per
plat thereof filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court in and for Monroe C0un-
~. in plat book l, page los.
Lot Thirty-eight tssl, TavernIer
Cove, a subdivision in Moproe
County, Florida. as per plat
thereof filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for Monroe County, in plat
book l. page 1o5-
Lot Forty-one 64D, Tavernier
Cove. a subdivision in Monroe
County. Florida. as per plat
thereof filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for Monroe County. in plat
book !, page 105-
said properties win be sold sep
arateIy.
W. CURRY HARRIS
AS Special Master in Chancery
KURTZ & REED
Solicitors for Plaintiffs
may5-12-1s-2s; june2. 1897
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Observation-Disclosures
Today's Birthdays


Mrs. William H Taft Of Wash
ington. D. c.. widow of the Prezi-
dent-Chief Justice. born in Gin
cinnati, rs years ago.
Grover A. Whalen. Of New
York City. merchant. civic work
er. born there. 81 years ago.
Ben (Bennet F.l Grauer, radio
announcer. born in New York, %
years ago.
Nathan W. MaeChosney Of Chi
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Today's Horoscope


The early part of this day is
strong and bestows an affable dis
position; but as it progresses, a
tendency to travel begins. which
may develop into a wandering,
alien nature with f;ckle fortunes
and given to excess. Such a person
will do better to follow things as
they are rather than 20 chasing
after new experiences.
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1s45-Arthur Macarthur. sol
der. who attained to the rank of
lieutenant general of the army,
father of the former army chief
OF staff. born at Springfield. Mass
Died in Milwaukee, Sept 5. 1912.
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a. TIE dismal hail-tghf Of the win
\ ~ marnlnz ne small bed lamp
Nia aaInea len6ing . ghostly unre-
sAig - fhe Whole scene. A sheet lay
~ - aoof lu1l Ct my feet TIE bed
4as emHlgi ! took enc half-hear;ed
iees asaEr il One glance into thai
eiasef and I wan back in the hall
Hs4N haEo been iabhering Ike .
HaokHf
TIE Skipper started Tor the door.
tnf ! aaus myself IN her way.
Dat 50 IN thenes- ] Eas roaring
fksmT~-~
slH Showed me aside and dlsap-
resFHd trrouxh ne door. I should
b1aa followed her. bat / didnE 4
ea1ed s9sinsf ne sail with ny hesd
le ~ n4Hd1 she vas dead vas
MtlnE q 90 the empty hall. 4 saw
ssf ! feis her hnart. she was deadl~
~flmnia quick.~
} eeuidat seem % make my legs
make q seenied 3 century before I
feaeaed lhe Skipper. Who vas stand
ms is froaf 81 tude's closet. her face
teH4Et|ng TIE terror that held me
NaFai FkeH
Nae SIS pointing % something long.
ilmnf and shapeies that lay upon
~ sfIei7 % Ire cinset Something that
N4Neeif fesembied stack Of blankets.
hat wa4 nal q slnck Of blankets. I
seaea - uppsrmost blanket and
paled
a roid llmp hand uas az my throat
50 amethipE sgfi and heavy was
Teillne over me. IS head struck the
ncef = - . sicseninz thud. Even then
4 aiHat appreciate the full horror Of
ih ! maa oa lhe no0r struggling furi-
n altA somelhing that was
wesHeea aFUun5 ne Ike q wise. / was
t1Htn9 po119ina. roaring. The
wefIa as tsnbiing IN . laundering.
h'adaaE wreck abouf my head.
40 hen was On my feet the Skip
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Frank E Weymouth q Los An
geIzs. noted civil engineer, born
at MedfOrd. Maine. s. years 49,
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WE climbed down only part of the
w way. He was dead. realized that
before we reached him. From the way
his head was bent to one side. II
seemed as II his neck must be broken.
A deep blot Of red stained his heavy
white-ha and was gradually spread
ing TITO the sand. higgins hair was
gray and very thin. Whoever this poor
devil was. he was not the butler.
shouted above the noise Of the
wind. -We'Il have to get help. Can't
reach him without . ropeg"
She nodded duly. Without a word.
she allowed me to draw her back and
In the direction Of the house. | think
she would have fallen had II not b. en-
for my arm. The side door was still
boiled. We were obliged to make a
circuit Of the house and enter as We
had left t.
From the dining room, low babbIe
OF voices indicated that breakfast was
already under way. I steered the
Skipper into the living room. admins
tered dose Of brandy. and ordered
her to stay where she was Once
again the bearer Of bad news en-
tered the dining room.
They were all there. being served
by Higgins. M. Farrington paused in
the midst Of an announcement con-
corning the weather to eye me wor-
riedly.
Well growled Michael. now
whatg"
I'VE have found something on the
beach" said. Higgins. | want you
and William and a rope. Hurry"
Higgins gave me one Mortified look
and rushed toward the kitchen.
Gay was on her feet What
have you-found?"
II seemed to me to be the kindest
thing to end the suspense Of the last
three or four hours.
We've found the body Of . man
lying halfway down the bluff" I told
them Our prowIer is-through.
Wen have to get him before the tide
turns or wei be too late. The surfs
pretty heavy
fcssssssts ~. Essisr T,lrrJ
The body is Identified by the Skip
per. fsmarrow. ~
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Bishop James C. Baker q San
Francisco. Of the Methods, EpIz-
eopal Church. born At shelaen.
H.. IS years ago.
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Do you happen to live in one Of
those weII-desisned, distinctive
looking homes that is d source Of
pride until visitors look up OF your
ceilings?
Those ugly, sprdwIins cracks are
sickenins, aren't they? And re-
pldsterins job is messy expensive,
and gives no assurance OF future
freedom from the same trouble.
But here is soIution-an Upson
Relief Ceilingl In scores Of homes
right this minute problem just
like yours is being solved for oil
time-dnd at less cost that you may
imagine : with u pson Stabilized
Board.
These distinctive ceilings Of IN
crdckdbIe Epson Board are VERT
ably "a thing Of beauty end Joy
forever. They add d new dignity
South Florida COntractin
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1s45-ThOmas Hardy, famed
English nOvelist-pOet, born Died
Jan. IL, 1926.
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rs THE game room Michsel stood 81
: uInd1N. hin back stiff. On .
tenzb - front Of TIE fireplace with
hef ksek ioWaFd him. Gay vas persss-
testify heonclnK . table tennis bali
TIE aimoephefe was arctic.
-Irs dsyilghtr announced sri-
emeassiig
faW cozy. fron tie window. 40
fernss from the bench.
fanbicd through the mess u KEYS.
mleeaaH shrsr& ard handed them out.
Breakfast IN half an hour. Wen have
. ssake . leg
% : neck nike strobe into the
h1iL sismm|ng TIE door after him.
! Nalked over and removed the
r9casst from Gays hand. You're .
Ha csc Gay I've always liked you
- Ffe'fH diEEIns yourself into , hole
tati go scat b ahle 70 climb cut Of
Size IS ~ risht Co take q shower
fea ftfrEi abouf IT,
She SIS - her feet Al that. Mike. a
she SAID sufinuely. is a lying skunkl
I've Isaai lsId him 81. and now I'm tell
~ see- And she was out Of the
losm
Ussf- shouted. rashing after her.
~ sc few up the stairs without
4sekiag back.
ksand moFuinz. hfr. Jimmie
{ ENan around q find Higgins be-
sae ne freshly dressed. brushed and
rHF5I.4H 4n4 much rad he hears7
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per IN ny arms. and both OF Is were
staring down zt q huddled mass On
the noor--a blotch Of eery blue in
that shosfly light The dead. white
face Of Jude Blinshop was staring ID
at Us.
I don't know what I did exactly.
After 4 while ! tried 70 quiet he
Skipper.
What had been on that bed when I
stood alone beside It earlier IN the
evening" What Il had reached down
and moved that Sheet What -
finally managed 70 move-to Lift the
body 70 he bed. cover Il with the dis
cardec sheet. and turn out the useless
light When { finished. the Skipper
was standing BY the door.
i might have known she was say
ing over and over. = might have
known
took her arm. Known what?"
She started. Like person suddenly
waking Up.
Quickly. Jim" she said. I'VE must
hurry.
Before 1 caught up with her. she
Wait Skipper" pleaded. ~You
can't stand any more Of this. III call
Nike and William
Mo- IN horror Good Lord, nor
followed her with no idea Of where
she was going So the killer had
evaded Us BY examining Jude's body
onto that shelf. taking is place on the
bed. and forcing bis way out Of The
room at his leisure. We could have
had him twice Twice. The Skipper
was going down the front stairs and
straight to the front door, where she
paused. pointing ierkiIy. The heavy
bolt had been drawn aside and the
key was on the door. Our man had
escaped.
The Skipper flung open the door
and dashed out to the steps. Wind
wh0oped around US in fendish well
come. but the rain had stopped. The
Skipper was away-running for dear
life toward the end Of the house in the
direction Of the tennis courts. In an
instant was after her, shouting.
Skipper Skipperl Wait"
She never turned. AT the corner OF
the house. she disappeared. At top
speed | followed. Once | thought /
would catch her as she paused for half
a second at the path leading from the
game room to the boathouse. but she
was OF again before had gained a
dozen PAGES running straight for the
bluff.
That bluff was sheer drop of so feet
onto sand or rocks-My eye caught
the boiling. roaring surf beyond, and
l remembered Michael's experience
by the boathouse. It seemed as Il my
legs would drop under me.
She was nearly there. Desperately
l mastered an impulse to close my
eyes and avoid seeing It happen. And
just At that moment she stopped short
on the very edge Of the bluff. Another
gasping leap and I was beside her. |
had my hands on her. and I meant to
keep them there.
Then ]. too. was staring into the
abyss below us-staring at the body
Of man lying face downward on a
iut Of sand in the middle Of the bluff.
just out Of reach Of the howiing fury
Of the sea
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steam engines, born at Easton, n.
Y. Died in Providence. r. L, Feb.
81, 1888.
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1s16-Grace RguiIar. English
Jewish poet and and author, born.
Died Sept. 16, 1S47.
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1s17-George H. Corliss, in
ventOr-manufacturer. designer of
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1S14-Philip Kearny, noted sol
der OF the Mexican and Civil
wars, born in New York City.
Died in Virginia. Sept. 1, 1862.
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eago. noted lawyer. born thsr. s.
years ago.
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1s16-ohn Godfrey SAKE. Yer
mont journalist and attornay-gen-
eral, New York editor and poet,
ranking high in the field of Amer
lean literature, born at Highgate.
VT Died at Albany. n. Y, March
81. 1887.
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Today's
Anniversaries

1873 = John Randolph cot
Roanoke"l, Virginia's congress
man and senator. the country's
most striking political figure OF
his day, born in Prince George
Co., Va Died IN Philadelphia.
May "a, 1888.
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No other games played.
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Batteries: Henshaw and Phelps
Schumacher and Maneuso.
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Florida Contracting & Engineering Company
Cor White Eliza HoneL Worthy - -
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CHRONOLOGY
Continued From Page On

Continued From Page One)
in May.
Apr. 23-Louis EscalaGa a n =
nounces Nogales gets 1888 state con-
vention of firemen. Escalada elect
ed president at 1887 convention in
Kingman
Apr. 24-Attorney Duane Bird
weds Mrs. M Gloria ProSperi in
New York City.
May Announcement made Of
sale of several local homes.
May 7-Four-day Frontier Fiesta
opens at old Camp Little.
May 8-Golden jubilee convention
Of Arizona Knights of Pythias
opens.
May 9-Governors Stanford of
Arizona anG Yocupicio of Sonora
meet here.
May 1O-Tomateros hold jamboree
at Elks Club.
May lib. H. "Red" Worthing-
ton dies.
May 12-Miss Helen O'Keefe ap-
pointed clerk of superior court, sue
ceeding Mrs. Robert e. Lee. resign
ed.
May 14-County grand jury con-
venes.
May 17-Lighting system for soft
ball games completed on high school
grounds.
May 10 - Announcement made
that Tracy BirG is to become city
clerk and Oliver White chief OF po-
lice when Mayor-Elect Cheshire
takes office on June /.
May 24-Softball league opens
1887 season.
May 26-J. B. Bristol, former sec
retary of Chamber of Commerce,
dies in Los Angeles.
May William M. Heady, 95,
dies at home of son, T. E. Heady,
in San Rafael Valley.
June
June Mayor Cheshire and Al
dermen Ben Jones, NJ I. Merritt E.
L. Juillerat, Louis Hudgin, Thomas
L. Hall and Charles T. Frazier take
office.
June 4-Wirt G.. Bowman sells his
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tional Guard team champions.
November
Nov. 2-Al Condron appointed
secretary of Chamber of Commerce,
succeeding H. p Watkins, resigned.
Nov. 4Richfield Oil Corporation
begins erection of wholesale plant.
Nov. 6-Hotel Esplendor to re-
open under the name of casa De
Sierra" in January.
Nov. ARTHUR Lee dies from in
juries suffered when kicked by
horse.
Nov. 8-Frank Lown dies.
Nov. 16-Frank Hoover, 81, dies.
December
Dec. six thousand dollars to
be spent enlarging Big Service
Station.
Dec. 4-Richfield Oil Corporation
begins operating here. c. C. Chesh-
ire named county Richfield agent.
Dec. 9-Diego Gallego, young
softball pitcher, dies.
Dec. 9-American Smelling & Re
filming Company begins diamond
drilling at Trench Mine
Dec &c. B. Wilde elected pres
ident of Chamber of Commerce.
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CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE: Half breed Brahma
bulls. James Hathaway, Nogales,
AriZ. pub. 1921 3t)
FOR SALE: Harley Dawson mo-
torcycle, 5000. Inquire at Park Serv-
ice Station opposite Nogales Theater
Qst Pub. Dec. ID
FOR SALE: On account of i'll
ness, 685 acres patented land, ad
joining Amado railroad station, neal
electric power line. Thirty acres un
der irrigation, pumping plant il
good condition, shallow water Five
sections state leased lanC, enclosed
with four-wire fence. Good corrals
Stock well and windmill storag'
tank and cement water trough. two
room dwelling, front and bacl
porch. Six hundred feet from courl
ty road, tllree-fourths of mile from
good school and state highway
About 100 head of gooGi, young
Hereford cattle. Will sell all or part
real cheap.
w. A. KNIBBE,
Amado, Arizona.
(1ct PI1h Tor 11O
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brewery in Phoenix to R. Elder OF
Los Angeles.
June 6-Eighteen persons injured
when truck turns over near Nogales,
Sonora.
June 11-Tom Pereida injured in
bicycle accident.
June 13-John Bowman, former
Nogales resident, dies in San Diego
June 19-Commital services held
for r. j. Lester who died in Tue
son June II.
June 23-Mayor Cheshire and
Mary Margaret Powell wed in San
ia Fe, N. M
June 3O-June rainfall AT of an
inch.
June 27-Frank Itule dies.
July
July 3-June rainfall AT of an
inch.
July Be. M. Biggs dies.
July 16-Enriquie Pima, 10, swept
into flood control tunnel under Nor
ley avenue and browns.
July 24-DaviG Pryor of Uvalde
Texas, neighbor of Vice-President
Garner, praises Guaymas fishing.
July 29-Charles Mead thrown
from horse and killed near Pata-
gonia.
July 31-July rainfall 5.61 inches.
August
Aug. 6-County grand jury in
diets Dean Higginbotham, H. T.
Price and Cicero Martin on charges
of violating anti-gambling laws.
Aug. BILLY Shane, 10. injured
when bicycle is struck by car on
Tucson road.
Aug. 9-Al Busch and E. B.
Sharpe Gle at about the same hour.
Aug. 23-Flood waters creep into
many business houses.
Aug. 31-Total August rainfall
8.16 inches-wettest month in 25
years.
September
Sept. Slot machines lose in
tilt with city aldermen.
Sept. 7-Board of Supervisors to
sponsor dams on Santa Cruz and
S0nOita rivers.
Sept. 21-Proposed dams consid-
cred at hearing.
Sept. 25-New high school stadi-
UNI dedicated.
Sept. 25-W. v. Redditt dies in
California.
Sept. 3O-September rainfall 3.35
inches.
Sept. 30-Saba Saba, As shot and
killed by U. S. Customs Patrol In
spector Ralph Lane on Tucson road.
Narcotics found in car driven by
Saba.
October
Oct. 16-Two-day county fair
opens at Sonoita.
Oct. 19-Re- reorganization banquet
of Chamber of Commerce at K. OF
G. hall.
Oct. 20-Softball season ends. Ma
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HOLIDAY. VISITORS

Among many holiday visitors in
NogaleS are Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Kuck, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Baer, all of Los Angeles. Mr.. Kuck
and Mrs. Baer are son and daugh-
ter of F. H. Kuck, Sr., and brother
and sister of Lester Kuck
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Mrs. j. B. Bristol of Santa Monica
anG daughter Emma Louise Bristol
of Window Rock, Arizona, are Wis
iting this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Bristol at their home in Hap
py Hollow.
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FROM Ell CENTRIC

Mrs. Clell Schrader and daughter
of Ell Centro are holiday guests at
the L. B. FleiScher home on Per-
kins street. Mr.. Schrader was here
for Christmas.
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BEAUTIFUL TREE

Have you seen the Christmas
tree in the lobby of the Montezuma
Hotel. If not, you have missed a
real treat for undoubtedly it is the
prettiest ever seen here. Sprayed
white, it gives the appearance of a
tall pin covered with snow.
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Miss Jewel Temple will leave Sun
day evening to resume her studies
at Stephens College in Missouri
after spending the holidays with
her mother, Mrs Clementine Tenn
Dle.
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Cyril L. Forsyth, owner of the
Patagonia Barber Shop, and For
mer State Representative E. F..
Bohlinger, were here Tuesday from
Patagonia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sims of Phoe-
nix and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Aguirre
of Tucson were callers at the office
of the Nogales International Tues
day.
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CHRISTMAS DINNER

Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, Of Tue
son, Mrs. Duval of Indiana, Mr..
and Mrs. James Massey and three
daughters of Tucson, were Christ
mas Ginner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Roark.
W. A. Scatena returned yester-
day from Nayarit and left by air
plane last night to spend New Years
in Los Angeles. He will be back in
Nogales Monday.
Ellie Karns was visitor here
this week from Los Angeles.
j. L. Cadogan left Tuesday after
noon on business trip to Sinaloa
Mrs. Stella Cohen has returned
from visit in Calexico.
Clell SchraCer will be here from
Ell Centre to spend New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bergier were
shoppers here Tuesday from Har-
shaw.
Roe Martin was here Wednesday
| from Carr CanVOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Pond of Sar
Luis Obispo, Calf, are spending
the holidays here.
Wearing a large purple tie Jane.
Hathaway, sage of the Huachucas
came to town Monday.
DIR. Ben White, formerly of No
gales, was Christmas visitor here
from Navojoa, Sonora.
City Street Superintendent Georgs
Brannan motored to Douglas Sun
day.
Maynard Hamilton of Compton
Calf. was the Christmas guest o.
his aunt, Mrs. j. w. Faubian.
Mrs. William H. Shane and twt
children are visiting Mrs. Shane:
parents in the Del Rio, Texas, dis
trict.
Nogales international., 1937-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent j. Williams
returned to Hillside Sunday after
spending Christmas at the John
O'Donnell home on Walnut street.
Nogales international., 1937-12-31
LOCAL NEWS
STOLEN CAR FOUND

Dawson Scogins' automobile, sto-
ben from his garage in Patagonia
a week ago last night, was found
ON a street in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1937-12-31
ELK DEPUTY

Henry Beard of Douglas, district
deputy of the Elks Lodge, paid an
official visit to the local lodge Wed
nesday night.
Nogales international., 1937-12-31

MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Bristol spent
Christmas day in Casa Grande with
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay Bristol.
Nogales international., 1937-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bergier and
Ernest Best were shoppers here
Tuesday from Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1937-12-31
FROM KENTUCKY

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wyatt of
Louisville, KY, arrived last week
to spend the holidays with their
daughter, Mrs. E. G. Gildea, and
family.
Nogales international., 1937-12-31

Mrs. Charles May and daughter
Argenta Of Patagonia were shoppers
in Nogales Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1937-12-31
FROM BAKERSFIELD

James Allen of Bakersfield, Cali
fOrnia, is spending the holidays
with his mother, Mrs Billie Allen.