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Nogales international., 1939-03-18
PAGE FIVE

real business of the Customs Is to
keep smuggled merchandise from
entering the U. S. The Border Pa
troll is really the U. s. immigration
Service, under jurisdiction of the
Department of Labor. Not associat-
ed with each other the U. s. Gus
toms and U. S. Border Patrol CO.
operate for each others safety
When a member of either service
is killed, his killer must according
to the code of the service-be cap
tured, and captured soon. Snug
glers and aliens plot night and day
to outWit this handful of men;
therefore, these men have sworn to
uphold the reputation of both
services"
A number of the federal officers
now stationed here at Noga1es were
stationed in Ell Paso, at the time
the events took place and worked
with the murdered officer, and al
so with the men who apprehended
the murderer.
Nogales international., 1939-03-18
Local BOwlers
Defeat Officers

Sundays return match resulted
in second victory for the Nogales
ElkS on the Huachuca alleys, al
though the officers took the first
game by score of 687 to 653. In
the second game Nogales scored 1893
and the officers ITO. The third game
Nogales 756, officers 665. Totals
being 2204 for Nogales and 2O62
for the Officers. Presley Cheshire
was the high man on Sill, Hugo Mil
Baird third on 458, and Lieut..
Baird third on 458 Hugo Miller
bowled the high single game of
204, while Capt. Gose got the
"booby'' honors on SO. Six men
bowled and the five high scores
were used for each game Indivi-
dual scores were:
Nogales international., 1939-03-18
New Lieu Tax
(Continued from Pag One)

Continued from Pag One)
its value went below $100.
The portion of the law governing
the taxing Of privately operated
automobiles is as follows:
The prima facie full cash value
of motor vehicle, trailer, or semi
trailer, other than a. vehicle oper-
ated as common carrier on fix
ed schedule and over routes deS-
ignated by the corporation commits
sion shall be:
81. During the first calendar year
of the life of the vehicle, so per cent
of the manufacturer list price of
q vehicle of the same model and
make plus the manufacturer list
price Of all equipment and appara-
tus attached or added to the vehicle
after its purchase and not included
In the manufacturer list price OF
Nogales international., 1939-03-18
NOGALES
FORT HUACHUCA

the former gets reduction of 33 l-3
per cent Oh the prima facie full
cash value beginning with the sec
ond year. A 25 per cent deprecia-
tion Is granted on the majority of
automobiles
Owners Of new motor vehicles in
cities and towns will pay less tax
than in previous years while the
s,ncient machines which have not
been subject to tolls will be the
basis Tor contributions to public
funds.
The tax money will be divided be-
tween the state, county and city
governments. Assessors are COM
manded to distribute the funds i'm
mediately after collection.
Nogales international., 1939-03-18

pearing in the April issue of the
OFFICIAL DETECTIVE STORIES
magazine.
This story, based on actual facts,
covers the shooting by Smugglers
of Customs Inspectors Leon &C.
notes and j. N. Parrot in New
Mexico, and the investigation be-
ing taken up by immigration Bor-
der Patrolmen Douglas D. Pyeatt
and Thad Pippen, which led them
through parts Of two states and in
to Old Mexico. resulting in the ap-
prehension of the murderer and
Nogales international., 1939-03-18

the vehicle.
T 20. During each year thereafter,
Is per cent less than the prima
facie full cash value of the vehicle
for the next preceding calendar
year
Paid When Licensed
The tax will be paid to- the coun-
ty assessor "at the time of applica-
ton for the first registration in
each registration year Of a motor
vehicle, trailer or seni-trailer sub
ject to taxation, and before a reg
istration card shall be issued there
for or such vehicle shall be oper-
ated upon any highway.
I'm the event the vehicle sought
to be registered has not been previ-
ously registered in this state and
the application for registration is
made after the beginning of the
registration year, the vehicle license
tax shall be reduced by one-twelfth
for each full month from the be-
ginning of the registration year to
the time application for regiStra-
ton is made"
Liberal To Visitors
This clause would be constructed
as granting liberal treatment to
newcomers.
Operators of common carriers
receive an advantage over owners
of privately operated cars in that
Nogales international., 1939-03-18

smuggler within twenty-four hours.
Although the primary purpose Of
the immigration Border Patrol is
the apprehension Of aliens who en-
ter the United States Illegally,
these men are often called upon to
perform work which is not alto
gether In their line Of duty. which
the subject of the story aptly il
lustrateS.
The cooperation existing between
the immigration and Customs Serv-
ices is explained by the author.
while the Customs and Immigra-
ton men have police power, the
Nogales international., 1939-03-18
Names OF Two
Continued rrom Pag one,


told The International II am not
committing myself for any certain
six of the ten candidates. they are
all good men and friends Of mine. y
Arend and Brann are also back
ed by the group supporting Hudgln
for mayor and Edgell, Faubian, FL
gueras and McGimpsey for alder
men, Arend and Brann having been
among the Original six on the
Hudgin ticket.
Second Meeting
Another meeting of persons in
terested in the city campaign was
held at he Firemen's Hall Thurs
day night. having been called by
Hudgin.
Former Mayor Harry J. Karns
presided as chairman Of the Thurs
day session and speakers In addi-
ton to Candidates Hudgin, Faubian.
McGimpsey. Figueras, Edgell, and
Bauer, included Writ G. Bowman,
Louis EScalada, H. r. Sisk, Craig
Pottinger, w. E. CarroCn and John
O'Donnell.
The best speech was made by Mr..
Edgell who said, in part, as follows:
mo politicians are in the race. We
want to run the city for the bene-
fit of the city. Some of our po-
litical babies in Nogales should be
weaned, the life blood of commerce
has been squeezed out here by po-
litics.
when the Hudgin administra-
ton takes office there. will be no
pay off of political debts" and he
added women should have an op-
portunity to play a more import
ant part in politics.
Mr.. Edgell closed his remarks by
praising Mayor Cheshire, and Mr..
Hudgin, who seeks to be Cheshire's
successor.
Writ G, Bowman who was the
first speaker of the Thursday meet
ing after the candidates got
through talking said: II have moth
ing to say except I think all ten
men running for aldermen are good
men and I feel we will have good
council"
John OponnelI said that I'VE
have had only one administration
that kept it's word and that was the
administration of Duane Bird"
The Hudgin Platform
It was announced that the plat
form of 1.-The Peoples Ticket, -
Hudgin for mayor and Arend,
Brann, Edgell, Faubian, McGimp-
sey, and Figueras for aldermen -
contains the following planks:
1. A fair, impartial and eco-
nOmical administration for the
benefit of the entire commun-
ity. In other words, a square
deal for all.
2. No appropriation of prop
erty either real or personal.
3. A strong effort will be
made to refund the remaining
street improvement bonds in or
der to give additional time for
payment of street assessments.
4. 1t will be the policy of this
administration to cooperate with
the Board of Supervisors and
the Chamber of Commerce in
a combined effort to encourage
new business and people to
come into this community and
locate here.
Nogales international., 1939-03-18
Pyeatt And Border
Patrol Featured
In Magazine

Douglas D. Pyeatt, who used to
punch cattle over in the San Rafael
Valley and whose brother, Fred
Pyeatt, was a former deputy sher-
iff at Ruby, is one of the main
characters in story by Captain
Havelocke- -Bailie entitled "Clay
Feet-for the Border Patrol" ap-
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IS EPILEPSY lNHERlTEOT
CAN IT Be cURED2

A booklet containing the opinions eR
famous doctors on this interesting sub.
iect will be sent FREE, while they last,
70 any reader writing to the Educational
Division, 551 Fifth Avenue, New York.
n T.. Dept.
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DUNLAP PLAYS
GOLEING ROUND
GUEST OF BOB SPoTTSWoOD
IN FouRsoME PLAY
YESTERDAY

George T.. Dunlap, former
British Amateur Golf. Champion
and five times winner of the
American North and South
Championship, played a friendly
round with his host, Bob Spots
wood. pro Eddie Bush and Alton
Parks at Key West Golf Course
4 Bush. turned in the best score
on the first nine with "a, one
under par. Dunlap finished with
a 81, Spottswood with 40 and
Parks with a 40. Bush was then
forced to leave the foursome to
attend to his other duties at the
club. Coming in, Dunlap slapped
out the same score Bush made
on the first round, a "a. Spots
wood also lowered his count with
a SO. Parks turned in a SO.
Dunlap, who is here for week
of fishing, took the afternoon off
to. take a turn around the South
ernmoSt course. He was agree
ably surprised at the sporty lit
tie course. Dunlap is fishing
again today.
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TRUST FUND
REPORT MADE
RELATIVE TO UNEMPLoY.
MENT COMPENSATION
TO ELIGIBLES

The Unemployment Compensa-
tion Trust Fund of Florida for the
payment of jobless benefits to
eligible unemployed Florida
workers at the present time totals
$9,700,00O. Of this amount $685.
651 was through interest paid by
the Federal Government. the bal
ance was accumulated through
contributions on the total pay
rolls of some 5000 employers. LA
able under the law. Contribu-
tons for 1887 was l.8 percent and
for 1888 and thereafter, 81 per-
cent.
Employers who do not pay
their fourth-quarter and all de-
linquent contributions to the
State Unemployment. Compensa-
ton Fund by January 81 will
have to pay contributions at the
rate of 81 percent of their total
payroll. This statement was
made by Harold c. Wall, director
of the State Unemployment Conn
pensation Division of Florida.
The Florida unemployment COM
pensation law requires contribu-
tons to a state jobless insurance
fund at the rate of 81 percent of
the total payroll.
The, Social Security Act pro.
vides. that, all liable firms which
contribute to the state fund win
be given an offset credit up to
80 percent of the three percent
TAX RATES i,
The Florida law was drafted; to
give employers full advantage of
this provision, setting up con-
tribution rate identical with this
90 percent, offset rate. Contribu-
tons must be paid within the
time specified by the Federal
Government if the offset credit
is to be granted.
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WARNING AGAINST
BOOTLEG GROUPS
RELATIVE TO DEALING WITH
OYSTER OPERATORS
IN FLORIDA

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. 26
FNS,.--As warning against deal
ing. with. oyster bootleggers was
issued recently by G. w. Catlett
chief engineer of the State Board
of Health, and r. L. Bowling,
state supervisor of conservation,
after a conference at the Conser-
walton Department in which
ways and means OF curbing I'M
authorized and uninspected sales
of Florida'ss delicious seafoods
were discussed.
Florida; oyster dealers were
commended by Catiett for their
uniform willingness to. cooperate
with authorities in improving
sanitary conditions under which
oysters and. shellfish are being
handled. He stated that he
doubts seriously If any other state
has effected better surroundings
and conditions for handling sea-
foods, and he said that Florida's
oyster and shocking plants and
canning plants not only are as
good as can be found, but that he
believed they are better and more
up-to.date than those found in
other states.
No. one should buy an oyster
in Florida until he has satisfied
himself that the product comes
from certified dealer, Bowling
said after the conference. The
oyster bootlegger is a dangerous
fellow who operates a dangerous
racket.
Oyster. bootlegging always has
been a thorn in the side of those
engaged in health work, as well
as those engaged in conservation
work. A few oyster bootleggers
continue to operate because they
are not easily apprehended, SUI
pervisor Bowling said.
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LEGALS

IN T1sE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND For MONROE COUNTY.
GRACE LOWE, individually
and az Executrix of the estate
of Stephen F. Lowe, deceased
Complainant,
VS.. Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
MANOoG7 GIRAGASIAN, ct al.
~ Defendants.
ORDER; OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn bill of
complaint filed by the complainant
in. the above stated; cause that said
complainant does not know and
has not been: able to. ascertain
whether the defendants, Manoog
Gira9a sian and Giragasian,
his wife, III married. believed by the
complainant to be. Interested in the
land herein being foreelosed upon
and hereinafter described, or IL dead
to have been interested therein, are
dead or alive, IL dead, his, her or
their heirs, deyisees. grantees or
other claimants are unknown, and
IL alive, the place of residence of
complainant verify believes that
each Of said defendants are over
the. age of twenty-offe years and
that, there is1no- persen in the State
OF Florida, the service of a sum-
mons i'm chancery upon whom
would bind said defendants, and
that said; complainant. verify be-
lieyes that there are other unknown
persons other than the named de-
feRdants who have some claim or
interest In the land described in
complainant's. hill, and more par
ticularly described as follows, to-
wit:
sn On the .. IsIa s',i, Of Z Fey West West.
heads map delineated in Feb
ruarys A. d. 1920 al part of Lot
I Four (a1 Square Five CD Com
/ fY1encihs-at the corner OF Simon
ton and Greene Streets and
cunning thence along said
simontCn SsFsst IN m. North nn.
dred and thirty-four (i3D feet:
|. thesoe at. right angles in. a
N6rtt.easteriy direction Fifty
five (55) feet; thence at right
angles In. a. Southeasterly di-
rection One hundred and thirty
four (lsD feet to Greene Street;
Street. in a, Southwesterly di-
recti0h Fifty4five. (55D feet, to
h thet point OF, beginning. Refer
enco, to Book B-4, page 366.
/ Hs Is therefore. Ordered. Adjudged
and Decreed that the defendants,
Manoog Giragasiari and - Gira-
gasfan, Msv wife, IL married, if liv-
ing and II. dead, all, parties claiming
interests under .Manoog Giragasian
and -----. Gifagasiaf1, his wife, de-
ceased or otherwise, and; all un-
known, persons having or claiming
an interest I'm the land hefeinbefore
described, be ands they are hereby
required to- appear to said bill Of
complaint on or before the 9Th day
OF February. A ID. 1898 otherwise
the allegations Of said bill will be
taken as confessed by said de-
PENDANTS and; proceeded with ex
parte.
4 II isr further ordered that this
Order be published; once each week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen, a newspaper
published In Monroe County,. Flor
Ida
I Done and Ordered at Key West,
Monroe County, Florida, this
January 4th. A d. 1899
s(SEALlf Ross C. Sawyer
|; Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
RAYMOND r.. LORD,
Solicitor for Complainant.
janE-i2-19.26; feb2.1s3s
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ANOTHER PAPER
THROWING EVENT
CONTEST FOR NEwsBoYs TO
BE HELD SATURDAY
MORNING

Second qualifying newsboys'
paper throwing contest, in addi-
ton to the bicycle, scooter and
other events for boys and girls OF
Key West, will be held at Bay
view Park Saturday, January %,
at $50 a. M, undo rthe super
vision of the WPA Recreational
Department.
All boys and girls are eligible
to enter and compete in any OF
the races or contests, according
to class except the paperSthrow-
ing contest, which is limited to
newsboys only.
These contests will continue
until February IL, when all who
have qualified in any previous
contest will be eligible to compete
with other winners for the final
and decisive contest, which viii
decide who is winner in the va
rious competitions.
As these events have continued
to grow in popularity and inter
est is rapidly growing, it is antici-
pated that there will be a. good
assemblage of contestants at the
park Saturday morning.
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0ooeoo0eoO o
FOLLOWING THROUGH
By AGUILAn



BASKETBALL TWIN BILL at
High School gymnasium tomor-
row night will be one of the best
of the present season.
u. S. Navy, the team that made
good on its first appearance in
Key West, tackles the league
leading and powerfully-strong
Seafood Grill five. Both clubs
are members of the Island City
Basketball League.
Navy five has shown that it has
players of first class caliber. No
doubt, the Grill five will. be hard
put for victory tomorrow night
if it win be that.
On the Sailors lineup will be:
Sternlieb and McKown, forwards;
Pflum, center: Gilmore and Duff
fly, guards. Jackson, Walsh and
Brister are the reserves. All are
top-rankink players.
The old standby, William
Gates, along with Jackie Car
bonell, will be the forwards for
the Seafooders. Ed. Woodson will
play center. j. v. Woodson, his
brother, and Navarro will be the
guards. On the sidelines, ready
for action when needed, will be
Wickers, Domenech, G. Pinder
and Bishop.
Local fans know VIM. Gates is
the best scorer in the city, and
that Jackie Carbonell rates al
most as high. Ed. Woodson and
j. ". Woodson are two of the
best all-around players of Island
City. Navarro and. Wickers are
excellent guards.
Basketball lovers, beware when
Navy meets Seafood Grill tomor-
row night! The fur will fly right
and left!
| To top off the evening of out
standing play on the local court,
the invading Delray Beach High
School five will play Monroe
High Varsity in another high
school conference game of this
district.
| Delray is bringing very strong
lineup for this contest, and with
the Conchs showing much. i'm
provement in the past few games,
this fracas should prove hum
dinger.
On the visiting five will be
| Wilder and Davis. forwards;
Smith, center; Carver and Walk
err, guards; A. Roth, B. Roth and
Turner, reserves.
| Conchs will send in E. Smith
and Levin as forwards, Collins
as center, and Schoneck and
Stickney as guards. Nelson and
Soldano will warm the bench un-
til needed.
Sergeant Solt will referee the
opening game between Navy and
Grill, with Gates and ]. v. Wood
son officiating in the nightcap.
| Curtain-raiser will get under
way at tbs p. m. sharp.
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OFFER TO. PURCHASE
nEONHOE COUNTY. FLORIDA.

+ The undersigned. hereby invites
sealed offerings Of Monroe County,
Eoridas bonds to be received until
I0:0os A.. NJ. (E-S.T.D on Friday,
February 10Th. 1893. at the Capitol
in Tallahassee. Florida of Road
and. Bridge RefundiBg Bonds dated
July I. 1896.
/ AL offerings, must be firm for
fifteen days. !. e.. through February
18th. 1898. The right is reserved
ings- or portions of offerings. Of
ferings should be addressed to the
undersigned and the envelope
mark ed on, the outside that il 10, an
offering OF Monroe County
bonds"
BOARD, OF ADMINISTRATION
TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA
3 ian26.1t
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Hurry. HurrY.. Hurry

The fond parents were talking
abeut their counting days and
happened to mention. a circus
they had enjoyed.
why wasn't I along, mann
MAJ" demanded little Elsie.
"You weren't born yet, child"
said her mother.
"Wellr, shifted the tot, you
might have waited q few years"
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FATAL TO PHEASANT

TOLEDO. Or. v. c. VIII
liams caught a pheasant by its
tail. He and a friend, hunting,
saw a bird land. Following its
tracks, they saw tail feathers
sticking out of a snow bunk. The
pheasant had buried its head.
All the. doctor had to do was
grab the feathers and, presto, he
lad his pheasant.
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Today's Horoscope
ssssssssssssessssesssAese

Today's degree gives skill in
teaching and in the mechanic
arts and a rather retiring dispo-
sition. There is ambition and
careful method which will carry
the native far on the road to sue
cess which, however, will be long
before the goal is fully attained.
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! NEW WORKINGS. Hazel We
tiani. was awarded a separation
decree " a court in. this city on
testimony that her husband, had
tried to exchange her for the
blonde wife of his bosom friend.
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SPANISH INSTRUCTION

BENILDES REMoND, Ph.D., In
structor. Graduate of Havana,
Cuba, University. Private les
sons. For particulars, apply
11l2 Varela street.
tues-thurS-Sat-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT FOR LEASE
Completely equipped at 627
Duval street. Reasonable rent.
A real restaurant operator can
make a good thing of this. APP
ply 627 Duval street. jan26-3tx
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PRIVATE HOME FOR RENT
Modern Conveniences. Two
Bed Rooms. Hot and Cold
Running Water. Apply 141s
Catherine street. jan10-1mo
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FOR RENT-7-Room Furnished
Apartment on Duval street.
Modern conveniences. Apply at
Mendell's Men Shop.
. dec20-s
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FOR RENT

PRIVATE HOME FOR RENT.
Modern Conveniences. Two
Bed Rooms. Hot and Cold
Running Water. Apply Rear
700 Margaret street. jan10-1mo
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FURNISHED HOUSES-all mod
ern conveniences. lila Grin
nell Street. nov3-h
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FOR SALE-Lot on Stock Is
: land, waterfront. Also, lot cor
ner 9Th and Patterson Avenues
near Boulevard. Apply Box
re, The Citizen. aug3i-s
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NEW YEARS LOVE
BY Angela LOrden

The Characters
Noel Marchand. a beautiful
young actress.
Allan Ceilings. q young man
Noel likes.
David Norris, NoeI's tUealthy
sutton.
Yesterday: Allan kisses Noel,
but tDhen Elaine summons him to
tolcR he goes immediately.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-26

James Simpson of Chicago, ex-
chairman of the board. Marshall
Field G. Co., born in Scotland, SIS
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-26

Arthur w. Brown of, New
York, noted illustrator, born al
Hamilton, Cana, So years ago.