davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

hospitals.
But the article which DR.. Hum
berd wrote, Robert testified, great
ly shocked and hurt" him. He said
that it was damaging to his repu-
tation. Then he testified TO hav-
ing made good grades in public
school where he ate in the cafe
terra and mingled normally with
schoolmates. p
Harold Wadlow, the giants father
followed Mrs. Wadlow to the stand
to testify that Robert was most
obedient' of any of their six chill
dren.
1t followed testimony of the
plaintiffs friends and teachers, de-
signed to show that Robert, despite
his height and 495 pounds, was
nomal otherwise. The father said
his son used regular silverware at
the table, had no difficulty in
holding normal coffee cup. The
son had difficulty in getting his
legs under table. For sleeping. the
father said, the son puts two beds
together.
Miss Alice Goodwin, Alton high
school teacher, said that the medi-
cal article in her opinion did not
give a correct picture Of Robert.
His parents and friends said that
he enjoyed company of other per-
sons his age and denied he was
moroSe In school.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

administration
The general, a full -blooded Tar
ascan Indian and the father" OF
the modern Mexican army, accused
President Cardenas of nepotism and
charged him with having wrecked
the national economy and created
a new serfdom' in Mexico. BY join
ing the anti-Communist party,
Amaro, who headed the war de-
partment from 1924 to 1882, became
the latest Of several army veterans
to align themselves with the OPP
position movement started last De-
cember by Gen. Manuel Perez Tre-
vino.
In his statement. Amaro said
Mexico is in the midst of a ma
tional crisis" and charged that the
administration. instead of fulfilling
its promises, has disorganized the
economy of the country, ana
brought want and suffering to the
masses"
"It is my belief that the good OF
the country demands that we fight
for correction of the errors that
have been committed" Amaro said
The general was scathing in MS
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

a6dHlSC LIT. CnarleS HumDerO, Ol
Barnard, Mo, who wrote an ar
ticle on him that appeared in the
American Medical Association
journal. Defense testimony will
begin tomorrow. Wadlow, 81, of
Alton, ILL.,, has instituted $l5O,00O
suit against the Journal at Chi
caar
Il -le 8-foot, 8-inch young man
a,nied Hundreds statement about
S,sseng "soured on life" or that he
was depressed by living in, to him,
a somewhat Lilliputian world.
Squeezed into an oversize chair on
the witness stand, Robert told of
visiting a st. Louis hospital the
first time for an examination.
He admitted objecting to almost
everything doctors wanted him to
DO because he was scared"
I thought the x-rays would burn
me, and I didn't like having doc
tors jab 4-inch needle into me-"
he recalled. He said that later he
became accustomed to clinical ex-
aminations and got over his fear of
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Franco Considers
Surrender Demand
ToMadrid Forces

HENDAYE, French-S an S h
Frontier, March 8. (UP-General-
issimo Francisco Franco, Spanish
Nationalist leader, is considering a
24-hour ultimatum to the new Re-
publican defense council for the
surrender of Madrid, it was re-
ported today.
The reports, emanating from
Lisbon and purporting to come from
Burgos, the Nationalist capital, said
Franco planned to send 300 air.
planes over Madrid to drop leaflets
setting forth the ultimatum.
The leaflets, it was asserted,
would say that unless the city sur
rendered, Franco would order vio-
lent aerial bombardments within
"a hours of all places at which Re-
publican forces were concentrated.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Ex-FiIm Actress
Leaps to Death
From Sixth Story

NEW YORK, March 9. UP)-
Mrs. Gladys Frazin Banks, 38, for
mer film actress and divorced wife
of Monte Banks, English producer
and director, jumped to her death
today from sixth-floor bedroom
window of her parents apartmentn.
Her body, clad in a night gown,
struck the pavement in front OF
the building on West End avenue.
In her room, police found a note
TO her mother which said she was
sorry but she could not suffer any
longer" Relatives said Mrs.
Banks had suffered recently from a
nervous disorder and had become
increasingly Respondent
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
King Alfonso at
Franco's 'sCommand

PARIS, March 8. CUP)-Le Jour
printed a Rome dispatch today
quoting former King Alfonso of
Spain as saying that Il wish to be
considered a simple soldier under
orders Of Generalissimo Francisco
Franco for reconstruction of our
country"
"If the word of soldier doesn't
fit my country, I desire to be a
worker collaborating in re-aWaken-
ing SPAIN" the former monarch
added.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Happiness Guy
Dies in New York

NEW YORK, March 9. CUP)--
Ernie Hare. Sc, partner of Billy
Jones in the radio team, "Happi-
ness Guys" died today in Queens
general hospital, of bronchial pneu-
monia. He had been i'll for five
weeks.
HareS death ended partner
ship that had started by accident
and lasted continuously for more
than Is years,
Hare was a church singer and
got his start on the stage when he
came to Broadway and took part
in 10 Winter Garden productions,
including the famous "Sinbad."
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

rows OF Maine and a box of canned
tomatoes arrived from Gov. Henry
Horner Of Illinois. To show his ap-
probation. Governor Jones quickly
dispatched box of Arizona grape
fruit to each of the governors.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Mexican Army Men Levels
Red Charge at Cordenos

MEXICO CITY, March 9. CUP
Former War Secretary Gen Joa-
cuin Amaro, in a statement bitter
~ assailing President Lazaro
Cardenas' appropriation policies
today joined the new revolutionary
anti-Communist party to combat
the "Communistic tendency" of the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09

denunciation of the "Communistic
and Fascist tendencies and activi-
ties which, in incongruous success
sion, have characterized the pres
cnt regime" and demanded that
they be eradicated.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
Alton Giant Says
He's Not Sad at
Unusual Stature

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March 8. (UP)-Robert Wadlow,
the worlds taest testified today that he not
unduly resentful of fate that fashioned him such
scale"
Wadow as a witness closed his 100000 damage suit
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-09
GOYERNoRs SWAP

, PHOENIX. March 8. CUP)-To-
day was grocery day for three
state governors. Gov. r. T. Jones
received box Of carefully wrapped
potatoes from Gov. Lewis o. Bar
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
PREMIo I~NTERSOCIAL
tPor A. Nontot6)

Contin1an a 10 4ae pagoce los
organizadores de la Secci6n De-
portiva del Centre Obrerc, ira
tando de azizahar a los players
del Premio IntersOcial para qre
rompan con la discipline que es-
tan obligados a mantener en-
orden de llenar su compromise
con las Sociedades Y con Ell phi
blico.
Sc hizo una votaci6n popular
por los deportistas del Centre
Obrero seleccionando estrellas
para jugar con Clubs que ellos
piensan importar en- Tampa, Y
despues quisieron q. Sc les per-
mitiera celebrar sus juegos en- e.
parque Cuscaden los domingos
por la manana, antes de los de-
safios regulares del PRIMO In
tersocial.
Negada por la Liga del men
cionado Premio la autorizaci0n
para jugar por la manana, Gre
yendo con muy buen sentido que
habia de ~perjudicar a los juegcs
del mediodia; lie ofrecieron COO
peraci6n para que iTgaran los
sabados; pero no satisfechos los
organizadores del concurso, ci-
tan a junta a los players todos
del Premio Intersocial para soli-
viantarlos, haciendoles Greer q.
tienen derecho a q. Sc les PERM
ia jugar por las mananas y en- ell
parque Cuscaden, que ell Premio
Intersocial tiene contratado, de
antemano, para celebrar sus
iuegos los domingos.
No sabemos 10 que sc resol-
vic en- la Junta, pero anticipa-
mos que cualquiera MEDIA que
Sc tome, contraria a los acuer-
dos de la Liga del Premio Inter
social, habra de ser funesta pa
ra los jugadores; hacienda NAL
los que tratan de inducirlos a
romper con la discipline que es-
tan obligados 2 guardian, desde
que con sus firmas rubricaron
sus contracts, que no valen NADIA
en- ell terreno legal; pero 81 en-
ell moral ante Ell pGblico y las
sociedades.
Los organizadores de la Sec
ci6n Deportiva del Centre Obre-
no dieron NAL el primer paso,
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ojos de aquella antigua amante
de su marido, como una mujer
celosa Y tonta, de esas que sacan
los autores en- ell teatro, y que
suspiran, como la infeliz Merce-
ditas Norona, por eiemplo, por
un esposo modelo, y por un no
gar muy tranquilo, y por un a
NOR que dure 10 que dure la Vi
da..
BAIL. BAIL. Musical.
La marquesita Sc encogia de
hombros, %pensando TODD este
Ella, en- ell fondo, no sentia
por su marido mas que un carl
no superficial.
i Tan Slperficial- sc dijo
ahora Agueda en- voz alta,
que 70 creo que nj siquierA me
llega a la epidermis, y Sc DE
da en- las pieles del abrigo y Ell
La gaceta., 1939-09-07

Para tn mama SEsta en- casa?
Cree que 81, que anda por
ALA arriba.
-Pues anda, llevame con E.
LA Y luego te eclipsas, como 81
te diera v~erguenza OR enormi-
dades.
Il Mujer!... 'TComo 81 me
diera vergdenza p. E que no
crees que me de en- realidad?
II Delante de tn madre!.
Mercedes rio de buena CANA,
comenzando a subir las escale-
ras del hotel de los Norona de-
lante de su amigo.
10 dueha de la casa estaba,
EN- efecto, en- su boudoir, Wis
tiendose, o, mejor dicho, dejan-
doe vestir por dos camareras Y
la masajista, que la estaba estu-
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
Las dos marquesas qredaron

Las dos marquesas qredaron
solas.
-Bueno, til me diras, hiia
mia-comenz6 la de Cinco L.
rios, que, a pesar de tener ell Il
tulo, no usaba cast nunca ell mar
quesado, que era de su marido.
-Vengo a que me aconseies,
Ramona-repuso Agueda.
An, vamosl Algo asi como
Ell consejo de Estado, lno?
Cast.
-iY de que Sc trata?
DE mi marido.
II Malol
u Por que?
-Porlue va sabes que aeon
seJar en- estas ocasiones es per-
der las amistades para siempre.
tie has peleado con el?
-PeOr, Figdrate que ahora
La gaceta., 1939-09-07

las joyas!..
Rio complacida de su pensa-
miento.
Guerra decir que su esposo no
lie inspiraba mas interes que e,
que lie hubiera inspirado no i'm
porta quien que la hubiese pagd-
do este lujo de princesa en- me-
dio del que vivia.o
Habia ordenado al chauffeur
que la Nevara a la casa de los
Noroha en- la Gale de Geneva, y
Sc encontr6 con Merceditas.
- Hola, Agueda !-comenz6
diciendola esta, al darla un be-
So iCuanto te agradezco Ia
vista L..
No me Ia agradezcas-con-
test6 la Cenci-; no es para ii.
-iPara QUEEN es, entonces?
-aNo te 10 figuras, mujer?..,
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
ci6n Internacional de Ajedrez''

ci6n international de Ajedrez"
SO retiraron Gel concurso y en-
,oarcaron para su PATS,
Les jugadores ingleses re-
punciaron a seguir, a causa de
las amenazas de guerra en- Eu-
ropa. Qrince grupos quedaron
on Ia contienda, por la possession
del trofeo "Hamilton-RusSeA'.
Entire los jugadores que to-
mar parte en- este interesante
torneo, Sc encuentra Jose Raul
Capsblanca que sali6 de Paris,
para reunirse con Ell contingent
te de Cuba, en- Buenos Aires. Ell
yrrpo de Cuba no 10 estaba pa
sando muy bien, pero ganaron
los finaleS, por un corto mar
gen. Los cubanos ganarcn sola-
mente dos juegos, perdiendo
tres.
Ell Maestro Capablanca, lie
gan6 a Varsaus, de Guatemala,
e hizo tablas otras partidas con-
ira Czerniack, de Palestine Ke
res, de Estonia; Stalhberg, de
Suecia; Rojabz, de NOruega.
Los norgegos sorprendieron a
los cubanos, a quienes derrota-
ron por una anotaci6n de 3 por
/.
Les ounce grupos seguiran
jugando, hasta que Sc decida
qre naci6n Sc llevara ell famosl
tro. go.
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M a ouien te traigo. ma

mira a quien te TRAGIC, ma
ma l-comenz6 diciendo Merce-
des.
-iHola, Ramona !-Salud6 la
marquesita, entrando tambi6a
en- ell boudoir-. tie estan E.
chando medals suelas? iHaces
.bien! iDuro, duroi... Pero den
Sc ustedes prisa, que lie TRAGIC a
la sonora un secreto de Esta-
dol.
-iJesds, Aguedita !-eomen
20 la dueha de la casa riendo-
iii siempre traes alg1n mott
ei6n!...
-Esta vez es de veras.
ST, para que no te pase 10
del lobo... En- fin. vayanse uste
DIES dando prisa, para que ia
marquesita desembCchel iCui-
dado que estas guapa, tul.,.
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
hA GACrrk
.eIebrando Ell concurso de estre-

celebrando ell concurso de estre-
las entire los jpgadorcs de IN
Premio que 70 les per1erece, nj
NADIA tienen que yer con e. fue-
"a del sportismo de mantenef-
10; y daran peor a1n, -el segrn-
de-, 81 logran que cunda ell cisma
entire les players del Premio In
ters9cial, para dejarlos engan-
chados, despues que la Llga a.
plique como tiene acordado, sus
penas a los que Sc indisciplinen.
FL Premio de Baseball Inter
social del que FIJI primer orga-
nizador, como tambien 10 fui del
presente, aunque ninguna CO.
nexion tengo con Ell ahora, es
demasiado poderoso para que 10
hagan ~fracasar cismas o rebel
dias sin Fundamental.
La misma Secci6n Deportiva
del Centre Obrero surgi6 a la
sombra del Premio Intersocial
crando Sc organizaba, y desapa-
recera seguramente, en- su Sc
sion de Baseball, 81 ell Prem:o
Intersocial Sc desorganiza.
Mi experienced de treinta a.
nos en- Tampa, lidiando con Pre-
mics de baseball, y peloteros,
pone ell sello de "indiscutible" a
10 que afirmo.
A. N.
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
DEPORTES
EN- LAS GRANDES LIGAS
Los desafios de ayer

La mofa de un foul fly por ell
catcher del Cincinnati, Willard
Hershberger, en- ell primer inn
ing, con dos outs, lie cost6 ell pri
mer juego del doble de aver, que
hubiera asegurado a los "Rojos'
mas aun en- su primer puesto.
Mofar un pop fly" en- gran
DIES ligas parece cosa extraordi-
maria, pero.... suede.
Habia dos outs en- ell primer
inning, Paul Warner da Ell foul
que Sc cae, y toma la primera,
Siguen deSpues dos hits, una oa
sc, un doble y otro hit, para a
notar tres careers.
Despues de este ell Pittsburg
no volvi6 a anotar hasta ell no.
veno, para empatar Ell juego a
cuatro carreras, y ganar en- Ell
oncen0
FL segundo juego, que tam
bien s~eextendi6 a innings extra,
10 gan6 el Cinci anotandose la
victoria Ell pitcher Derringer.
En- Chicago, los Cardenales
fueron anulados por el pitcher
French, perdiendO ell juego Curt
Davis, un ~despreciado de los
Cubs que iba en- busca de su Vi
gesima victoria.
A Davis lie dieron tres jonro-
mes seguidos en- ell tercer inning.
En- los otros juegos ell New
York lie gan6 al Boston empata-
dos a tres carreras en- ell tercer
inning perO que en- ell cuarto IN
jOnron, con las bases llenas, p1-
so ell juego en- Ell refrigerator.
Lopez bate6 de cuatro, uno
empujando una carrera.
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
que los disgustos !.

-Sera que los disgustos H.
cen.
-lLos disgustos, has dichO?
Los que I'll teng .&l...
-Pues mira, de unc vengo a
hablarte-anadi6 la Cenci. que
no podia con su rencor y va no
la importaba hablar delante &c
la servidumbre.
ii Bueno l-ntervino Merce
ditas-. Tie parece que me va
va sonrojando va?
Isl; y que ahueques.
-iJesdsl va me has puesto
en- cuidado !-cerr6 doha Ramo-
ma, despidiendo a su hija, a las
camareras y a la masajista, que
salieron del boudoir, cerrando
la puerta tras de ST.
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
Ell LONDON DAILY MAIL
PUBLICA NOTICIAS EN-
PRIMERA PLANA

Londres, Sept. Gel diario
Daily MALI, anunci6 qre por
'primera vez, publicara noticias
en- su primera plana, en- vez dc
anuncios como ha sido siempre
la norma de la publication.
Por 10 tanto, ell diario ''The
Times, sera Ell 1nico de Lon
dres, donde Sc continue publ
cando solamente anuncios en- la
primera plana.
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
La Gaceta Folletin No. AL
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

llosa y demasiado altiva para re
baiarse a visitar a Eulalia.
Pero no guerra tampoco que
aquella mujer cinica, que habia
llevado su descOco y su desver-
guenza a mandar a Pope la fa-
mosa carta del mismo palacio
de Ramo Florido, ignorase que
ella la esposa de Pope, la mar
ouesita, estaba enterada de to-
do ~ que TODD la importaba dos
cominos'.
iAh, MOI
Por NADIA del mundo hubiera
ouerido ella aparecer ante los
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
LIGA AMERICANA

Lo mas notable de los juegos
deayer en- esta Liga fue Ell en-
.crentro de los veteranos lama
iores zurdos; Grove, del Boston
" Gomez del n. York, Seis hits
lie do ell Boston a Gomez, y siets
ell New York a Grove.
No que pitcheara mejor Co
mez, sino que la bateria de los
Yankees es muy superior a la
del Boston, y Di Maggie estaba
entire ellos para dar ell jonron
que decide Ell juego Xxi a favor
de su club.
La derrota de Grove es la Guar
Ia cue sufre esta temporada, con
ira 10 victorias, y permit a Co
mez completar la docena de sus
triunfos.
Ayud6 a la victoria del New
York tambien, y muy principal
mente, TN NAL trio a segunda dc
Grove, que hubiera completado
un doble play.
Los Medals Blancas del Chi
cago trituraron a los Browns, y
81 Washington al Filadelfia, SIN
1eu ambas victorias cambiaran
los standings.
Ell pitcher All. Milnar, del Gle
veland, dej6 a los Tigres del De-
troit en- cinco hits; pero uno de
ellos fue I'm ionron del catcher
Yorks, con uno en- base, anotan
do las dos Gnicas carreras del
juego.
Los resultados;
Liga NGct0nGl
Pittsburg 5-3; Cincinnati A
primer juego, IL innings; Sc
gundo juego, 10 innings).
New York, 10; Boston a.
Chicago, IL; st. Louis, 3.
Brooklyn, 2; Philadelphia, !,
(Juego de la noche).
La gaceta., 1939-09-07

LOS INGLESES Sc RETIRA-
RON DEL DE
AJEDREZ EN- B o
AIRES, POR LAS AMENA-
ZAS DE GUERRA
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
Ell u SALIO DE LA
Jose Rail Capdbldncd
UictOfIOsO pOr los cubdnOs

Buenos Aires, Sept. Sir
George Thomas, B. M. Wood y
F. S. Milner-Barry miembros
del grupo ingles, uno de los 16
grupos internacionales que com
petfan en- los finales del certa-
men de ajedrez, de la Fedora
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
FL BROOKLYN V Ell Filadelfia Sc

midieron nuevamente ganando
81 primero y salvando al Filadel
fla de los nueve ceros ell jonron
de Mueller, en- ell Ultima entra-
da.
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
VIGORON
tPASTILLASl

eoi-la al cuerpo de energia ? saIud. Reconstruct 10
sal I'd mediante la reconstruction de i sar2re. crea en-
la misma sangre minones sin cuento de celulss foaa
nuevas, poderosas y colmadoras 5e salud. Liena s 10
sangIe de hero cresdor De fuerzas.
81 estA ID. p4lido, languidc Y nervioso, Isl there u
IN temperamento variable J no siente interGs err 8U
'-abaJo 0 diversiones. tome VIGORoN' proEtc notsr& 10.
~. n mejorta.
V~IGORONnoes TN enediosecreto. Tooos su.ingredien.
ties estan claranente i:npresos en- ell rssquito. Las virtude,
de estos ingredientes son reconocidas como su1naInente
valiosas por la profession medca IN TODD e! mundo.
Tenga I'd. la seguridad de ottener
el verdadero VIGORON. Aceptelo ~
Solamente cuando sc 10 vendan ~ N1SS
como Ae ilustra acuL 80
;;:;1;' Vs.
La gaceta., 1939-09-07

SIN yiqo1 usico ha de rlans-.-rs III .Nvel lie Is sn ..
ci6n de su alme 81 quiere I'd. yer reNizad.s sos La
hermosos ensue1os.
Uu buen crebro en- un Cuerpo dcbil tIe1~ nHensS t~P
has. Puede lleear hasta certo punto,--y lNAda mas
La fue1 "a fsics poi H. general dependc d. / sADsre
La sangre delgada, dGnil, aguada, de6Gente "a nisrro v
celuJas rojas, produce un cuerpo faco, ende5le, nn&eilertas
que necesita aguijarse para que haga I'm ssinc'xo-
La gaceta., 1939-09-07
Liga Americana

Washington, 6; Philadelphia,
B..
New York, 2; Boston, l.
Detroit, 2; Cleveland, 0.
Chicago, 7; st. Louis, 3.
Nogales international., 1939-12-16

1876 Shell Co., Oil wPA 112o $685. Shell Oil
Co., Keuffel
112o $4s1; 12s
w. L.
$500; W.T. 49, wldes Supplies 112o 1872 W.
Grimm W.T. 1873 Nogaes Welding
chine $72S4 W.T. 33 Complete Auto Parts
WPA 2o $685. W.T. 1885, Southern Pacific Co. WPA road 1926
90; 1856 Fortune
$780, W.T. 1873 Rchfed Oil Corp, Gas &
OIL 1ss siddel WPA 1920 s97oo; W.T.
items, $11956; W.T. 676 Lula
I.armoe travelling 69 r. H. Fescher Office
exp $eS5; Travelling exp $46 76 W.T. 60
County j. j. Lowe Sheriff Various
items Burke Constable travelling exp 1928;
68 Office school supto s222 W.T. 6S5, Ar
supplies $s27 W.T. $685. Bower Company
Supplies $283 Feeding Prisoners s27o; VT
418o; W.T. 6se Burroughs Ad
1902 W.T. 600 $770; W.T.
Economy supplies $25 W.T. 69 Economy Hdw
Store $685. W.T. ee2 Hammond Stephens Co. schoo
$25 64 W.T. $685. W. Wooworh Co.. WPA Health Dept Ss4
w.t. $685. F. wooworth Co., Health Dept 81 80; W.T. 69
Karns $ So W.T. 695 Roark Electric
Supply Co.. Supplies $40 20; Phillips immigration Comm
5000 90: W.T. 6e7 Shell Oil Post Office
Service Padres $21S W.T. 699 Ecaada
Bros G. H supplies So supplies $453;
W.T. 7oo wndes Supplies s2Oos Citizens Utilities Co.. Light
Gas $4e so w.t. 7o2 sheriffs office $42
W.T. 7oa w Iarimore Assessors office Mater
misc City of Nogales Water 2S25 W.T. TOO
western Union TEL Co. kilograms 7o6 Western Union Tel
Co.. kilograms States Tel & Tel Co., Phones TOLLS
$40 30: W.T. 7O7 Mt States Phones & Tolls $lO205; W.
7o8 Sheriff office exp ss W. 1os =
TIalsead de los Padres $4o W. oS d ~
WPA sanitation $3.50; W.T. 7lo " y. oeSe ~ s
TO- G. Cheshire Auto service
ILL., Nogaes International Frntas q
W.T. 2 Nogales Supplies $39O0 W.T. 7l5 = M oo -
Finger print expert s2ooo W.T. 71 Co. Teegams soo
w.t. n5 l. Harker Hospital doctor $ooOo; W. no, ~ :
Darby Doctor Houle Doctor soooo W" 10
~ Gonzalez Doctor g. misc NO. O. $775O W.T.. 49, Dr.
woodard Doctor g. misc W.T. 72O Dr. T. B. NOON Doco
$50 90; w.t. 72o B. Hospital misc NO. SloVo' w" M
DR. Chas S. $775O; W.T. 722 Dr. T. g.
W.T. 1922 Dr. T. B. Fits misc NO. $1Oo; W.
723 $500o W.T. 725 ST. Josepns Hospital
HOSPITAL 763 squibbs Sons Medicines $780, W.T.
1885, E. R. sqibbs g sons Nae01cne sz w. co. 90 oe VIZ 100 %
Medicines $40 Medicines 1885, W.T. 79 inter
national Drug W.T. 729 international Drug Store
Juerat Co. Medicines $l6oo; W.
uat Drug Co., W.T. 73 Juerat Drug Co..
Medicines 58 Store Medicines Sl379; W. 1o2
Mission Drug Co.. Medicines W.T. 733 Lena Dubaud HOS
Nogales international., 1939-12-16
Auto Plates To
Be Issued Jan. 2

At a recent meeting OF the
County Assessors held in Phoenlx'
it was decided not to issue the l94o
license plates until the second DAY
of January, 1910, inasmuch as there
had been suits filed to contest the
constitutionality of the lieu tax law
enacted by the last session OF the
legislature.
Ordinarily the plates have been
placed on sale in years past, on the
first of December, thereby allowing
a full sixty days for the issuance
of license plates. Even with the
full sixty days allowed many auto
mobile owners would neglect buying
their plates, with the result that
they would pay double the lee
which is ordinarily assessed after
thirty day period is passed from the
first of January.
R. H. Fleischer, County Assessor
of Santa Cruz County, in a state
ment yesterday said: If the motor
ist will apply for his plates as soon
as possible after they are placed
on sale, January second, we believe
that we can get the work done with
the minimum confusion, providing
we get the cooperation of the mot
orist. In past years the motorists
have paid good many thousand
dollars in penalties due to their own
lethargy, so come early and avoid
the rush"
Nogales international., 1939-12-16
Commission Claims
Buses Euade Tax

PHOENIX, Dec. 15-UP)-The
State Corporation commission today
was conducting an investigation in
to alleged violations of. the state
motor carrier law by operators of
school busses throughout Arizona.
The commission said it had learn
ed that many rural school busses,
despite the fact that they were
owned by private persons, failed to
pay the carrier taxes or obtain GER
tificates of convenience and neces-
sity to carry passengers.
The commission explained that
only busses owned by a school dis
trict itself is exempt from the tax
and registration.
Willis Ethel, secretary of the COM
mission, said the private owners.
by leasing their services to the school
districts, were Illegally operating as
school owned busses.
Nogales international., 1939-12-16
To Drill Oil Well
In Apache County

ST. JOHNS, Ariz., Dec. 15-UP)
The Saltmount Oil company will
begin drilling operations on the
Buttes Anticline shortly after Jan.
l, it was announced today
George w. lilies, chief field engi-
neer for the firm, said the most
modern well drilling equipment
would be brought into work on the
Apache county site.
Saltmount is the second firm to
show interest in Apache county's
possibilities. Franco-AriZona COM
pany, drilling in another site, has
suspended operations for while
because of--bad weather.