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La gaceta., 1937-06-30
AMPLIOS PO-
DERES AL GOBIiERNO
FRENTE POPULAR

Paris, JUNO 3O.-E comdte
de hacienda del senado aprob6
hoy, por 20 contra 8, ell proyec
to de ley que concede mano libre
al gobierno para resolver la cri-
sis financiera.
Comparecieron ante ell comite
" eNpusieron sus puntos de Wis
ia ,el primer ministro Chau-
temps y ell ministro de hacien-
da Bonnet.
La oposici6 nde este comite
provoco hace pocos dfas la dimi-
sion del gobinete de Leon Blum,
Diez miembros del comite Sc
abstuvieron de votar, entire e.
Hos jose Caillaux.
Ell senado discutira la medida
en- la tarde de hoy, a las 8, ex-
.tplicando 10 que la ley significa
Ell ministro de hacienda, M.
Bonnet.
La ley fue aprobada por la
camara de diputados, por $50
votos contra 228.
La gaceta., 1937-06-30
DEL CENTRIC OBRE.
RO


Las differences uniones que
integran la industrial tabacale-
ra vienen dedicando esta sema-
a estudiar sus problemas y a.
cordar las peticiones que han
de hacer a les senores fabrican-
ties.
Como va hemos informado a
nuestros ~lectores, despues de la
firma del Convenio, que Sc com
pletara hoy, obreros y patronos
entraran en- la segunda parte de
las negociaciones.
I'm comite especial, compues-
to por hombres de habilidad y
experienced, sera nombrado pa
ra discutir con los patronos.
Todo indica que las nuevas
negociaciones c~omlpiemento de
las primeras, Sc iniciaran ell dia
z de julio.
La gaceta., 1937-06-30
Ell HIJO DEL PRESIDEN1E
ROOSEVELT Sc CASARA
A LAS A DE LA TARDE

Wilmington, Del, JUNO 80.
"A las cuatro de la tarde de
hoy Sc casaran aquf Franklvn
D. Roosevelt, jr., hijo del presi-
dente Roosevelt, y la Srta. Eth
ell DUPONT, hija de I'm millona-
rio de la famosa familia del mis-
mo n0mbre.
AL mediodia llegaron de la ca
pital ell Presidente y su esposa,
deteniendose ell tren que les con
ducia en- Montchanin.
La policfa del estado tiene wi
gilados todos los caminos y un
destacamento de soldados regu-
lares entr6 en- actividad por la
manana.
Han sido invitadas a las cere-
monias 342 personals, oficiando
el Rev. Ashton, de la Iglesia E
piscopal que bautiz6 a Esther.
La gaceta., 1937-06-30
NOTAS NuMB
(Por A. Montoto)
Ecos de una bodQ

Una novia, dulce, amable, ca
rinosa, (un delete coTSemplar
su Undo rostro bajo los bucles
que cubrian la nfyea corona de
azahares que cenfa sus sienes el
pasado sabado) fue entregada
por su padre, Sr. Bernabe Car
bonell, a las 8 80 de la noche, al
correcto y pulcro joven Gusta-
vo Alfonso.
Pudorosa candida, Sc acerc6
Teresa Carbonell del brazo de
su padre a la mesa en- que oficia
ba ell Notario Alexandra Castro,
contestando con yoz firme al
c-onsentimiento que Sc lie pedia
de ser la esposa de Gustavo.
Los detalles que siguieron a
este momento sublime fueron
.os de rutina.
Felicitados los novios por Ia
numerosa concurrencia, approve
oharon la oportunidad primera
que tuvieron para partir en- bus
"a de la ansiada felicidad.
Nuestra congratulaci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-06-30
Antonio Caeto

Interesados por la salud del
buen amigo Antonio Cueto, que
sc encuentra recluido en- ell Sa-
natorio del Centre Espanol dies
de hace varias semanas, nos in
formaron que su estado CONT
nuaba siendo delicado, aunque
con esperanto de una mejorfa
pr6xima.
Conocidisimo y muy queride
Antonio Cueto en- esta sociedad
donde se signific6 siempre POI
sus actividades cfvicas v su hon
brfa de bien en- todos los 6rde,
mes, la numerosa colonia latina
de Tampa Sc interesa, como no,
sotros, por su salud, deseandc
que su restablecimiento no sc
haga eSperar.
La gaceta., 1937-06-30
A las Anilladoras

Ell Conlit6 Consultivo Con-
junto ha hecho circular hoy una
hoja, dirigida a las obreras a.
nilladoras, que dice ash:
"Por este medic Sc cita a to-
das las anilladoras "~celofanis-
tas' para una junta que tendra
|lugar hoy, microbes 80 de JUNO
de 1887, a las 8 de la noche, en-
ell Centre Obrero.
Rogamos la asistencia de to-
das por haber necesidad de ira
tar asuntos de vital importan-
.cia para sus intereses."
Suponemos que las anillado-
ras atenderan la llamada. Els
para colocarlas junto a sus her
manas de lucha.
La gaceta., 1937-06-30

FL mejos Anis "Anis del Mono
Fabrication Catalina
Restaurant Columbia"
La gaceta., 1937-06-30
EI Bale de Jas DamGs
del Centre Espa1ol

5Sera alguno de los j6venes
que asista al bailesde las Damas
del Centre Rpa1ol, esta noche,
tan desafortunado que ninguna
seforita lie pida una pieza? No,
porque mas compasivas las mu-
jeres y tambien mas capricho-
sas, puede que los desgraciados
les ilamen mas la atenci6n que
los llenos de gracia.
A una cosa puede apostarse Y
es que no haIbra joven que Sc
quede sin bailar, contrario a 10
que lie acontece a muchas seno-
ritas en- differences fiestas.
Naturalmente que las mira
das languidas, las ~sonrisas insi-
nuantes, con exhibition de los
blancos corales que aldermen las
bocas, habra de ayudarles en- la
conquista de uno de los cinco
corazones que poseera cada Sc
norita esta noche.
En- Ia resefia que de la fiesta
Sc haga apareceran los nombres
de los j6venes en- lugar de las
damitas, como Sc tiene por CO.'S
tumbre.
Feliz ocurrencia la de las Da-
mas del Centre Espanol que lie
vara esta noche numeroso pn :
blicc a los salones de Ybor.
En- una sofa cosa las encon :
tramos equivocadas: En- hacer
pagar a los hombres mayor pre-
clio Do entrada (35c) que las mu
jeres (25c), siendo elias las que
han lie llevar la voz cantante.
81 baiie durara de 9 a /, con
"Don Francisco"
La gaceta., 1937-06-30

Musterole, preparada cor aeeitC
puro de MTaostaGA 3 otrog aetfVoB in
gredientes producira los mismoB
efeetos que Ell antigio parchs do
uostaza, sin 1ejar ampoilas.
Mustero1e suele aiiviar con prom
titud broEquitis. dolores de gargan-
tar tosez resfriados, ~neuralgiam.
congestitn 8. reurnatismos. torcedu-
rAs, Dolores m~usculares contMgto-
mes, y toda ciase de males y dole
res. rtene poder hNsta para evt1ar
las pulmonias. Vendesa an todma
LA drogneilss. o 96c y CSC, en-
Jarros y on Iuhcs. TamaHo Dc hog
vttaI So.
Meier cas- M wa.eha A vnme&mmM
La gaceta., 1937-06-30
A oc@per sM nido

Nicolas Cancio, joven agen :
cioso y emprendedor, Y Obdulia,
su bella consorte de solo unos
dfas, son esperados manana en-
esta ciudad de regreso de su ex-
cursi6n de luna de miel, que EN-
prendieron Ell pasado domingo,
a una de nuestras playas de mo
da.
Los j6venes esposos estable :
Ceran su residencia en- la aveni-
da Michigan Y Gale Trece, DON
dc ofrecen su casa a todos sus
p~arientes y amigos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-30
HCornsspGlsal de
The Federated Press

-Madrid.-La columna de GU
banos que lucha en- ell seno del
Battalion abraham Lincoln al
lado del Gobierno de Valencia,
recibio inesperadamenta hoy la
orden de volver al frente.
Tanto ellos como los canadien
SEES Y norteamerican0s Sc encon-
traban disfrutando de unas
bien ganadas vacaciones en- una
pequenla aldea cercana a esta
ciudad.
Todo parece indiear que la
lucha intensa esta al renovarse
en- el frente de Madrid. Con es-
tie motive parece que Sc dict6 la
orden a cue nos referimos, ha-
biendo sido canceladas va todas
las licencias.
La aviaci6n del Gobierno ha
reportado que los insurgentes
estan concentrando fuerzas lha-
cia ell Sur de Madrid possible
mente con la intenci6n de alta
car de nuevo las lfneas que pro-
tegen la carretera de Valencia.
Las unidades cubanas, cana
dienses y ~norteamericanas son
considerable por su gran movi-
lidad como tropas de choque y
con toda seguridad seran sola-
mente acuarteladas en- ell fren-
tie Sur de Madrid, listas para
reforzar cualquier sector ataca-
do.
La trOpa respondi6 animosa-
mente al llamamiento. Pero la
poblaci6n de la aldea qued6 iris
tie. Especialmente los ninos que
comienzan a entusiasmarse por
un deporte que no conocfan: Ell
Ease ball.
La gaceta., 1937-06-30

BUEN NEGOCIO-Se vende, o
Sc Gambia, por una casa chica,
una casa con % pies de ancl1o
por 68 de fondo, un local de ese
tamaho y buen piso de cemen-
to, Y tres departamentos altos.
IInforman en- la misma, 2916
10Th Street.
La gaceta., 1937-06-30
CO~NTESTANDO
A UN INCOGNITO
Octava

No soy merecedor de tanto incicnso
pues soy como poeta un "verdulero"
Que he burlado las musas! mi por
piensol
son las beldades de mi amor primero..
81 merezco a mi juicio alg1n ascenso
es pura Y simplemente pcr sincere;
porque tan solo en- la verdad Sc ms
pira
mi polvorienta y destemplada Ira.
! Hfs A. M.
La gaceta., 1937-06-30
NO REC NOCE VALENCIA
Ell BLOQUEO DE ESPANA
P0r Jean WGtt
(Corresponsal de The Federal
ed Pres)

Valencia.-En una nota off
ciosa publicada hoy ell Gobier-
no espanol rechaza firmemente
la proposition britannica sobre
ell reconocimiento del ibloqueo de
las costas de la Peninsula Ibe-
RIGA por las cuatro potencias
que 10 han estado realizando. La
condensation a que nos referi-
mos produjo una profunda sa-
distraction en- toda la Espana
leal, particularmente porque la
nota refleja enteramente ell sen.
timiento popular agudizado Dor
las complicaciones que siguie-
ron al incidente del "Deutsch-
J land".
La caida de Bilbao ante la e.
norme preston de ejercitos ex-
t%ranjeros, como era natural, ex-
acerb6 a1n este estado de opi.
MON. Aqui existe un deseo mar
cado, en- gradual desarrollo. de
que Espana siga una politica in
ternacional independence de
Francia v Gran Bretana. Los
leales han llegado a esta conclu-
sion considerable que los dos
paises mencionados no siguen
una politiea honesta.
Independence de Acci6n
We la opinion pdblica como ell
Gobierno de Valencia tiene que
depender-y este cada dfa mas
de sus propios recursos. Mien
tras las autoridades reprblica-
mas luchan desesperadamente
por alcanzar esta Independent
cla material, Ell pueblo estima
que, paralelamente, debe orien-
tarse Ell Gobierno a la misma in
dependencia en- cuanto a politi-
ca international. Esto Sc hace
y Sc piensa, desde luego. no ig-
norando que la libertad de ac-
cion a que Sc aspira sismpre
tendra sus limites.
En- la reciente conferencia de
dlplomaticos espanoles efectua-
da alui, en- los momentos en- que
Sc discutia Ell problema creado
por la no-intervenci6n, Sc lego
al acuerdo de que en- adelante,
en- cuentaI "a simpatia
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
2 HURT WHEN
CAR STALLSM
RAGING ARROYO

Two well known county residents
Mrs. James Upchurch and Harry
Fryer-were injured during a cloud
burst in the Patagonia district Mon
day evening.
They had left Patagonia during
the storm for their homes in the
San Rafael Valley The car in which
they we're riding stalled in an ar
royo They climbed out and became
separated. Failing to locate the
woman, Fryer made his way back to
Patagonia and gave the alarm. A
large searching party formed and
Mrs. Upchurch was found at mid
night in an unconscious condition
clinging to brush on the bank OF a
raging arroyo. She suffered from
shock and exposure.
While searching for her, Fryer fell
in a creek bed and sustained a bro
ken leg. He was brought to local
hospital for treatment.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14

PHOENIX, Aug. 13 = UP) -
Weather permitting, Arizonians will
be treated to one of the most spec
tacular shows the heavens produce
during the year-between midnight
and dawn Wednesday and Thursday
night, Aug. Is and 10, great mete-
or shower will flame across the sky.
DR.. Charles P Oliver, famed OBJ
servatory director, announced the
famous Perseid shower, one of the
oldest on record is due to reach its
peak on those two nights.
"Ammetero shower" explained DR..
Oliver, means the appearance of
from 20 to several hundred meteros
of varying brilliance in an hour"
The Perseid shower has shown as
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
Let's All Go To Sonoita Sunday!

To make initial arrangements for the annual
county fair at Sonoita in October, meeting of
the Santa Cruz County Fair & Rodeo Association
will be held at SOnoita schoolhouse at 2:3O o'clock
tomorrow afternoon
The county fair is deserving of the support of
the entire county and particularly NOgales the
county seat where most of the folks out Sonoita
and Elgin way do their trading and more would
trade here, if Nogales business men showed bet
ter spirit of cooperation toward the county fair
each wear.
EVERY MERCHANT IN THIS CITY
SHOULD ATTEND TOMORROWS MEET
ING and all other meetings of the fair associa-
tion, thus demonstrating that Nogales is for the
fair one hundred percent, and too their presence
at the meeting might as reward, bring to this
city business now going to TucsOn-business that
should come here.
LET'S ALL GO TO THE MEETING AT So
NOITA TOMORROW!
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
INJURED SHANE
BOY CONTINUES
UNCONSCIOUS

The condition of Billy Shane, 10
year-old son of Federal Officer and
Mrs. William H. Shane, who was in
Jured when struck by car driven
by R. c. Edgell on the Tucson road
Saturday afternoon, continued crit
ical last evening. He has not yet re-
gained consciousness.
Billy and companion Billy Cry
derman, Jr., 10-year-old son of DR..
W. j. Cryderman of Navojoa, So
nora, were riding bicycles enroute
from the Shane home to Nogales at
the time of the accident. Edgen was
enroute north.
Observing the bicycliSts coming
down the road near the Monte Carlo
Dairy, Edgell, driving at slow rate
of speed, sounded his horn about
200 yards from the pair. They sepa-
rated, the Shane boy pulling to the
left side and Cryderman to the
right.
A train coming along at the time
attracted the attention of the Shane
youth and as he turned his head
back to the road he swerved his
bicycle into the right side of the
Edgell car. In the crash he suffered
broken collar bone, a broken leg,
and conclusion of the brain.
The boy. rendered unconscious,
was picked up by Mr.. Edgell and
rushed to DR.. j. S. Gonzalez office
and later taken to ST. Joseph's hos
pital.
The accident was entirely un-
avoidable. Mr.. Edgell is known as a
very careful driver.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
5000 VISIT
GRAND CANYON
DURING JULY

GRAND CANYON, Au. 13-CUP)
This scenic wonder of the world
attracted 6OO4O visitors during July.
M. R. Tillotson. park superinten-
dent, reported
The total was 7.23 per cent more
than last July and boosted to 1884,
SIG the number of visitors since Jan
I, he said.
Automobiles, number 14,155 car
ried IT'S persons to the canyon
during the month, while 27 arrived
by airplane. Nearly 200 air travellers
came during the same period last
year, Tillotson reported.
Greatest number of visitors were
from California They numbered
l0,547, While 1879 came from with
in Arizona.
Majority of the worlds tourists
viewing the giant chasm arrived on
the south rim, he said.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
Heavens To Produce Spectacular
Show During z Nights Next Week

fast as 400 an hour in several recent
years, he said.
Arizona observers have contribu-
ted over two thousand observations
to sciences study of these cosmic
gyrations, and DR.. Flower urged any
unusual factors be noted and sent
to him care of the American Meteor
Society, care of the University Of
Pennsylvania.
DR.. Flower said according to
paster performances AriZonians
should look in the northeastern sky
near the constellation FerSeus,
which rises about midnight.
The PerSeid showers have been
increasing over a period of five
weeks, he said.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
Know Your
Softball
Players
GEORGE LOWE
A line or two about the play
erS of the SOftball league

Catcher for the Nogalense team
in the softball league is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs Alvino Lowe, 139 Beck
street.
He was born and reared here and
played football. basketball and base
ball while a student at Nogales High
School where he graduated in 1890.
He is a brother of City Fireman
William Lowe and Gilbert, Manuel
and Ernest Lowe, the latter three
also being members of the No
galense team.
He was catcher for the Nogales
all-star team playing Tucson last
Saturday night. His hitting average
is above 800. He has had more
walks than anyone in the league.
Mr.. Lowe is to be married tomor-
row to Miss Christine Grimm.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
67 LEAVE FOR
GUARD CAMP
AT FLAGSTAFF

Three officers and 81 other men
made up the Nogales Company A
contingent OF the National Guard
leaving here on yesterday after
Moons train for the annual two
weeks state encampment at Flag
staff. 1t is the largest Nogales group
ever to attend National Guard en-
campment.
Officers making the trip were
Captain George Horrall and Lieu
tenants Lewis Bristol and Herb
Hoover.
Among those leaving for camp
were the members of the National
Guard softball league-leading team.
The guardsmen on the return
trip will reach here on a special
train 7:30 a. m. Sunday August
goth.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
35-CENT STATE TAX RATE IS
LOWEST In STATES HISTORY
Low Rate Made Possible By A 100000 Balance In
The State Treasury On June 80; Property
Valuation $365, ,18O,358

rate was Is cents less than that
for last year. 1t is the lowest I'm
the history of the state.
The reduced rate was based on
"a $1,000,000 allowance to the social
security board for old age assistance
benefits when the attorney general
office ruled the commission could
not levy for the boards request foT
an additional $554OOO.
The attorney generals ruling
stated the board could sot consider
departmental requests made after
July l.
The original $1,OOO,OOO estimate
of the social security board was filed
June "a on a basis of 5000 old age
pensioners on state rolls. The re-
vised estimate disclosed an ant1c1-
pated total of 5000 pensioners.
O'Neil said the 35-cent rate was
made possible by a $1,000 900 bal
ance in the state treasury June 80.
The rate, he said, was based on a
property valuation of $365, 180, 1858,
exclusive of automobiles valued at
$17,147,385 for which the state legis-
.lature has fixed a permanent 25-
cent rate.
The $382, ,327,743 total valuation
figure for 1878 was a $24,360, 1886
hike over that for 1867.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14

Former Street Superintendent
Dean Higginbotham, and H. T.
Price, who were two of the three
men indicted by the county grand
jury a week ago yesterday, had not
been arrested up to yesterday morn
ing.
1t was announced at the sheriff's
office that they had not yet been 10
Gated. Warrants for their arrests
have been mailed. Higginbotham is
believed to be in Mammoth, Arizona,
and Price in Phoenix.
The third man indicted Cicero
Martin-residing in Carr Canyon in
Cochise county, voluntarily came to
NogaleS as soon as he learned of the
warrant for his arrest, appeared in
court, and was released on his own
recognizance, pending trial.
Price phoned Superior Court
Judge E. R. Thurman this week and
wanted to know the amount of bond
he would have to put up pending
further action in his case. He was
told he would find out by coming
to Nogales. He was in Phoenix at
the time of the phone CALL
Warrants for the arrest of the
three were prepared shortly after
the indictments were returned.
There are six indictments against
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
STATE DEMO
CHIEF VISITOR

DR.. Junius Gibbons, state Demo-
cratic chairman, was visitor here
Tuesday, accompanied by w. r.
Hutchins. divisional engineer, and
A. E. Camp of the personnel de-
partment, of the state highway de-
partment.
From here they went to Bishee
and Douglas.
DR.. Gibbons said that Santa Cruz
County at present is covered by
more vegetation than any place in
the state, as a result of good sum-
mer rains.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
DEATH TAKES
2 WELL KNOWN
NOGALES MEN

Two well known Nogales men, A
Busch, Al, and E. B. Sharpe, 59-both
former employees of Roy & Tit
comb, Inc, for many years-died at
about the same time Monday eve
ming.
Busch succumbed at st. Joseph's
Hospital at 9:54 and Sharpe at his
home, 235 Terrace, at 1890.
Busch's death was attributed to
chronic stomach trouble. Sharpe
suffered q heart attack. He had been
i'll for several months but was able
to be downtown on the afternoon he
died.
Busch Resident
Here Since 1905
Born in Pueblo, Colo, AL Busch
came here in 1905 as boy. He fin
ished his apprenticeship in 1908 as
a pattern maker for Roy & Tit
comb. He is survived by sister in
Goodland. Kansas.
Busch left a written request that
no funeral services of any kind be
held and his body be cremated and
the ashes strewn in the Ar
kansas river in Colorado. His re-
quest will be carried out, the body
to be taken today to Phoenix for
cremation. The remains can be
viewed at the Carroon Mortuary
until this morning.
Sharpe Came To
NOgaIeS II Years Ago
E. B. (Ed) Sharpe, funeral serv-
ices for whom were held Wednesday,
was born in Canada, came to the
United States about 1904 and was
naturalized as an American citizen.
After working for various mining
companies in Sonora he located
here about 1920. He is survived by
wife. He was formerly an official
of the Elks Lodge
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
ROUNTREE RITES
HELD FRIDAY

Funeral services were held at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon for
James L. Rountree, SO, who died
Wednesday night at st. Joseph's
Hospital. Death was attributed to
a complication of ailments.
Rountree was a we'll driller and
was associated in business with his
brother, Jeff Rountree.
He came to Arizona 35 years ago
from Texas and located in Nogales
70 years ago.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
SCHOOLS OPEN
SEPTEMBER 9TH

All rural and city schools in San
ia Cruz County will open the new
fall and winter term Tuesday Sep
tember 7th, it was announced yes
terday by Mrs. Lula r. Larimore
county school superintendent.
There will be only few changes
in the personnel of the teachers in
the rural schools. There will be new
teachers at Washington Camp
Elgin, Parker Canyon, and perhaps
Red Rock.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
NINE HOUR RAIN
TOTALS 81 INCH

A steady rain, the soaking in
kind, fell in Nogales and vicinity be-
tween $40 p. m. Monday and a.
m. Tuesday. Total precipitation
here was 81 of an inch. According
to oldtimers it was worth far more
than a sudden one and one half
inch fall.
The storc.: assumed cloudburst
proportions in the Patagonia dis
trict.
The Santa Cruz river at IL o'clock
Monday night was running bank to
bank and about 8 o'clock Tuesday
morning the river was carrying an
other flood, this time, from the San
Rafael Valley.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
Fair Association
TO Meet Sunday

The Santa Cruz County Fair &
Rodeo Association will meet at the
Sonoita schoolhouse at 2:30 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon to begin pre-
parationS for the annual county
fair at Sonoita in October.
T. E. Heady is president, Mrs
Cora Everhart, secretary; and Ed.
LeGendre, treasurer; of the fair as
sociation.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
Cattle Assessment
Raised 81 Per Head

Assessment of cattle was raised
So per head this week by the State
Tax Commission. The original as
sessment was $12 a head. now it's
$14.
Santa Cruz County has about
24,600 head of cattle. The So in
crease means total raise in assess
ed valuation of approximately $40
600 and a reduction of about 12c
in the tax rate.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
ARTURO GARCIA

Member Of La Vile team. Is 81
years old. Played hardball with the
Secundaria High School
This is his first year in the local
softbaH league. Is rated as one of
the best lift fielders in the league
and fair hitter. Youngest member
of La Vile team.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
NELO FLAT FOOT GUERRA
Twenty one years Of age.

Twenty one years of age.
Has been playing hardball with
NogaleS, Sonora. semi-pro teams
five years. Started his softball ca
reer this season with the Nogalense
club as shortstop, later became a
pitcher and now rated third best
pitcher in the league.
For more than one half of the
first half of the present season he
had the title of 1.-The Hitless Won
der" but in the last few games he
connected for couple of singles
and got rid of the title.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14
OFFICERS SEARCHING FOR
PAIR OF INDICTED MEN

Higginbotham, four against Price,
and two against Martin.
Higginbotham is charged with ap-
propriating city water and operating
a poker game Price with operating
slot machines, and Martin with op-
Grating roulette and blackjack
games.
Nogales international., 1937-08-14

PHOENIX, Aug. I3-(UP)-
The state tax commission fIXed
a. 35-cent state tax rate per
S1OO assessed valuation for the
1878 fiscal year, Chairman
ID. C.. O'NciI, announced. The