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: both natives* of California. Record Number Britisher Seeks Boone or Dubuque, la., to Sauk " y SAKT QUENTIN Edens-Antle-- Augustus Vinson 'Of fax Bills... XL S. Typical TownEdens, age 26, native of Texas, Center, Minn., the'^Main Street" SALINAS, Oct. 18.--Along Cattown, for him to cover all of the puz, 22 year old Filipino field hand, and Patricia Mildred Antle, age Are in Mails communities suggested for his pleaded guilty, to a charge of.jwc** the 21, native of New Mexico, both CHICAGO, Oct, 16 (AP>.-rJolly quest of"tile "typical" town.'* . ond*degree, murder^this afternoon, it the arties Mar residents of Salinas. ""Hansen-Wilson -- Edward Peter Hansenr--age--33, resident of ' SALINAS_Qfitu_16.--Thirty-two thousand.tax bills--.largest number old London's Hannen Swaffer, who modestly admitted he's '"the ,, columnist," left today RODEO DATES SET' and was immedia cly sentenced by Judge H G Jorgensen to serve from five years to, life at- ^San-.: 's for Spreckels, . and Louise -Elizabeth in the history of Monterey county to find out whether Decatur, HL, Quentin prison.- Corpuz :shot-nd Wilson, age 21, resident of San --were placed in the mails Thurs is the "typical midwest-town" he. " SALINAS.--Unanimous" reelect- killed K. S. Cheh,-Calmas Qhinese,- Francisco, both natives of-Califor- day by County Tax Collector said doesn't exist in America. tion of all officer^, and decision-to -in the culmination of ;a Chirmtown nia. ' George-Hobs.-The-bills are due on The --English--pundit, who de hold the 1938' show July 14 tot 17 feud here on Labor Day._ Moranda - Labradsr -- Frank T, November 1 and will be declared scribed himself_as "a sor,t of. com marked the/annual meeting of ; filed Moranda, age 54, and -Camilla Lab delinquent on December 5, after bination George Jean Nathan and Califomia,Rodeo association mem- Sea- rador, age 47, both residents of which a penalty of eight per .cent Heywood Broun," selected Decatur a,. on Los Angeles, and both natives of will be levied. JOHN R. GBafter diligent study of maps over were: F. E. Dayton,-presidentr-IL Accou.ay 1, ZT 2, chil- California. ' Maloy-Clayfcon -- Lloyd Clifton Maloy, age 23, native-of Oklahoma, and Dorothy Emma Clayton, age 18, native of Missouri, both resi ' Total amount of the bills is $1, 822,673.64, a large increase over last year's total of $1,544,252.13. The tax collector's figures re vealed that the number of bills whioh he scattered his customary cigaret ashes and observed: "The worst of this bloody place is that it's too far apart.1 He meant, he said, it's too far A. 'Madeira, first vice pres Dr. E. J. Leach, second vice presi dent; E. B. Hehbron, third vice president; Harvey Abbott, treas urer; Fred McCargar, secretary. 'CARMEL " " For. information or service,' . phone Carmel 880 or Monterey 4149. ^ riago dents of Salinas. sent out this year surpassed by -four- Marrinelli-Torres -- Joe Marri- 2,000- last--yearns- total. This was The >n io name ) her. nelli, age 41, resident of Monterey, native of Italy, and Eva Torres, age 29, resident of Pacific- Grove, native of Texas. - - due, he said, to 15 new subdivisions which had been established throughout the county during the last fiscal year. They are: Ocean- jE* jar P* ptt Fer- View Terrace, Avelar Tract No. 1, >lain- MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Havens-Smith -- James G. Ha vens, age 24, resident of Pacific Grove, native of California and Avelar Tract No. 2, Holaday Tract, Vosti subdivisions, La Rancheria Del Carmelo, Hatton Fields Tract, Talbot Archer subdivision, Pre NASON jetter fullPackteam, office with , and se to see the per . outIvanhard locken m 17th, owd's :o on field, nt of of L. Esther Lorraine Smith, age 24, resident of Seaside, native of Colorado. Shakespeare - Lasswell -- Robert E. Shakespeare, age 22, native of Washington, and Nellie M. Lasswell, age 21, native of Mis souri, both residents of San Francisco. King-Smail--Clarence A. King, age 65, resident of Turlock, native of - Michigan, and Nellie -Isabelle Omo Small, age 60, resident of Pasadena, native of Iowa. Williams-Di Girolamo -- Sher man Williams, age 24, native of Mississippi, and Agatha Di Giro lamo, age 25, native of Italy, both residents of Monterey. ' Silva-Mattos--Anthony Vincent Silva, age 25, .resident of Byron, California, and Ruth Theresa Mattos, age 19, resident of Los Ange sidio Terrace, First subdivision to Mission Tract Carmel, Jorgensen subdivision to Salinas. Monte Regio No. 1, Monte Regio No. 2, Mission Tract No. 1 and Sieber subdivision to the Locke-Padden addition to Salinas. The number of bills issued has increased during the last 10 years, figures disclosed, from 16,000 to 32,000, or double. Following is a listing of tax di visions for 1937- as released by County Auditor Anna Johnson: Real estate and personal proper ty, $1,600,825.19; Gonzales sani tary district, $4,987.84; Carmel Sanitary district, $6,818.42; Pacific Grove improvement bonds, $f>,,,r 656.72; utility assessments, $203, -354.24; solvent credits and taxable securities, $31.23. Tax figures for 1936 are: l Announces the Appointment of ^ loaf Owners Service As Monterey Agent FOR NASON'S (EBr FAINTS -- VARNISHES -- LACQUERS pr les, both natives of California. Real estate and personal prop Begin-Williams -- Thomas Ray- erty, $1,347,278.22; Gonzales sani as by nday, ree of r, on The , De i July 5, the ted to Argyll mand Begin, age 31, native of Min nesota, and Dorothy Eloise Wil liams, age 32, native of Illinois, both residents of San Francisco. Bradshaw - Lane -- Jack Brad shaw, age 23, and Kathryn Lane, age 19, both residents of Salinas and both natives of Oklahoma. Local Girl to tary district, $4,817.82; Carmel sanitary district, $5,487.59; Pacific Grove improvement bonds, $6, 926.63; utility assessments, $179, 669.12; sovent credits and taxable securities, $72.75. Record Sun Spot Cycle Near Peak pw P* DEAR PUBLIC: We have taken on the NASON line, because we believe they carry the best paints, varnishes and enamels in the world. For almost 50 years, NASON'S have been serving the California public. We have a complete stock of marine, house and decorative paints to answer every purpose. Inquire at BOAT OWNERS SERVICE for advice on your, paint problems! jOf bison, Wed in Japan, LOS ANGELES, Oct. 16 (AP).-- A sun spot cycle which astrono Live in Brazil mers say is the most active in 67 years is nearing its maximum. pS0 224 Alvarado Street i . re This maximum may even exceed clerk, Miss Setsu. Tabata, .Popular that reached in 1870, which was Nelle, Monterey high school graduate, the greatest since'reliable records Pugh, -sailed recently on. the steamer Tai- were kept. in the yu Maru for Tokyo where she will . During the high of the last cycle, :gainst marry Edward Kuroishii. The reached in 1928, the peak monthly l Vin- couple became engaged while Miss average of spots on the sun was 7.9. et for Tabata was attending business col Last July, records at the Carnegie r, will lege in San Francisco and Mr. Institution's Mount Wilson observ in the Kuroishii, a former resident of Los atory show they reached 13.9. s who Angeles was attending the Univer >n this sity of California. to ap- For more than a year Kuroishii ar in has been employed by the Brazil ; 11:00 ian consulate in Tokyo but it is court understood he will resign, that po PrlhiulUnMe*. S**I911* NPHIGOHNTES: and 77353473 At. H. MEYER, Mgr....... ' ------- p* f* far sition to join his father in a news paper enterprise in Sao Paolo, Bra :e n s e zil. The young couple will sail for amuel lonte- and ge 21, native Brazil shortly after -the wedding takes place, which is expected to be sometime this month. Miss Tabata is the daughter of Mr. ahd Mrs. Naokichi Tabata and was born in Monterey. Her sister Hearn, f and 11, na;nts of Matsuyo is now in `'high school here and her brother Noboru is an abalone fisherman. Another bro ther, Masao, lives in Oakland. The mother is not living. PONTIAC Issues a CHALLENGE v . New ' San Ann Serves To Any Motor Car To