The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 19, 1926, Page 8

“PAGE EIGHT HORTICULTURAL BOARD RULES ON COMMODITIES STATEMENT IN CONNECTION WITH FEDERAL RULING I1S- SUED BY L. R..WARNER, LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE | Key West fruit and vegetable im- porters and brokers will be interest- ed im the following ruling by the, federal Horticultural Board in con-| mection with entries of commodities wnder Quarantine 56, according to a statement issued by L. R. Warner, collaborator and inspector in charge, , Federal Horticultural Board: In the event that a commodity ar- vives whose importation is controlled +by Quarantine 56, if the importer concerned has not secured a permit, the entry may be passed on presenta- fion by the importer of an applica- tion for permit to import the com- modity in question, provided that a permit is already on file at that port authorizing the importation of -*the particular commodity from the sxountry in question. The application is to be transmit- ted to the board promptly by the inspector in charge so that the cor- responding permit or amendment may be issued. -It is hoped that this procedure will eliminate much delay -and expense in telephoning and telegraphing. This means that if any importer 1 is | TELEGRAPKIG BRIEFS | (By Associated Press) | PALM BEACH, Fia., Feb. 19.—, Palm Beach police today are on the lookout for two burglars who at-: tempted early this morning to en-} ter the home of Mrs. W. K. Vander- | bilt on South Ocean Boulevard. |; * RICHMOND, Va., Feb. 19.—De- |* nied a third reprieve, 21 year old Rudolph E. Disse, slayer of three, ' paid the death penalty in the elec-' tric chair at the state penitentiary | here this morning. e { { PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.—Two! young women and two men were’, held here today for the police of |. | Lanesville, ind., in connection with , |the murder of deputy sheriff and an |, ‘attempted robbery of the Merchants’ |-, | bank there last january 24. They! , probably will be arraigned late to- , day as a first step toward their ex-', tradition to Indiana. js i * SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Feb. 19.—!. The third of eight Mexican political « refugees indicted yesterday bya fed- + eral grand jury was arrested this | + | morning when General Lorenzo Nie- ; + to was taken into custody as he en- | + tered his insurance office. He plead- | ed not guilty. - | * * * * * * * = ' i * ; TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 19.—Another |* | burlesque bullfight has been staged | * in Yber City. Sheriff L. M. Hiers, : * * and is being followed by strong at Key West holds a permit for im-; guest at the exhibition, was quoted | * porting a commodity that any other 2% saying that “the bullfight was a| * person may import the same com-; burlesque from start to finish and | eeseseeseseesssss * WEATHER CONDITIONS Moving east-northeast with increasing _ energy the middle Mississippi _ Valley disturbance has become a storm of marked intensity with its center over the Virginias. Another center is eff the east of Maine. Low pressure surrounding the storm centers covers the entire coun- try east of the Mississippi River high pressure now over the Southwest and carrying colder weather. Widespread raims and snows have attended the storm’s move- ment during the last 24 hours east of the Rocky Mountain plateau except southern Fidrida, Texas and the northern Plains States. It is warmer this morning in the Atlantic States and over the northern Plains and colder from the upper Mississippi Valley and Lake region southward, especial- ly in the lower Mississippi Val- ley and the west Gulf States where temperatures have fallen 20 to 30 degrees. Small craft warnings were displayed locally at 16 a. m. in anticipation of a shift of wind to strong northwest. Northwest storm warnings are displayed from Jacksonvilie to Eastport, Me. It will become colder to- night. . 7 * * + * * + + + * * * * * = * * * = 2 = = rs + * * * + * + H. B. BOYER, Official in Charge. eeeseeeeeseseee modity by making application to the you cam tell everyone that the ' Salesmanager of Tropical | sheriff's office does not have a/ | single objection to any part-of the WOULD PREVENT | exhibition given last night.” OPERATION OF inns cerewe Comrie INDIANA MIN Jocal officer. ~~ of the Georgia, Southern and Flor- ida Railway Company. i Isles Sales Corporation Leaving For Havana Percy A. Cook, salesmanager of | e Tropical Isles Sales Corporation j leaves tonight with Mrs. Cook for! 1 Cuba on the yacht Mavoureen. They poses.of $9,451,992 on the property | .i1; return = Monday. The Mavoureen is owned by Louis CGOLIDGE STILL SUFFERS FROM COLD (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—Presi- dent Coolidge cancelled today’s cabi- net meeting and remained in ‘bed, seeking relief from the heavy cold from which he is suffering. SERIOUS JOKE NEGRO HELD ON _ MURDER CHARGE (By Associated Press) BATON ROUGE, La., Feb. -19.— Charged with killing two persons for ‘g totabreward of $19.50, H. R. Hen- derson, 21 year old negro, was be- ing held in jail here today. Hen- defson ,was brought here from Vicks- ‘burg, Miss.; yesterday where he was _ eaptured after a search of six weeks. GLASGOW—Mrs. Grace Lowe an- swered-a matrimonial advertisement for a joke, married the man she wrote to and there was sent to prison for two years. SOSS OE SOOSSSOTOSSSSSSSSS CLASSIFIED COLUMN He was questioned in connection with the sensational murder with an axe lest June of Oscar B. Turner, 2 Louisiana State University instructor. |He denied killing Turner. | Henderson was quoted by officers jas confessing to slaying C. S. Fridge, ;41, a prominent merchant, here last December. He took $10 from the merchant’s body. He also confessed to fatally injuring Margaret Alford, ! 4 eocccosesecooesesececesess 85, a former negro slave, who was —— epee te be mederately wesley: — ree , Fifty cents was all he found on the FOR -RENT—For the season, nicely |Woman’s person. He’ will be tried furnished apartment with modern im April. conveniences. Apply Johnson & Johnson, 508° Fleming street. ‘ fils : 3 : ; f AERIAL LIGHTHOUSE ? § i | ompany ' Mr. Black is also = large resky owner in New York City 503 Duval. Rooms and apartments, 303 White- | head street. feb17-6t | + London pays cut something le wikoes | LONDON—Rabbits have burrowed 175,000 every year in medical, de=- : ses __ , under Keycoi Hill Hospital until the tal | expenses WANTED—A good cock. App'y 321 building threatens to collapse. bers of its police force. 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Carmi is 560 miles from Evansville. | ‘The police have learffed that the union sympathizers made arrange- ‘ments to be ferried across the Wa- ‘bash River at Mt. Vernon after the ferryman had comp!eted his regular schedule for the night. In anticipa- “tion of any situation that may result, Vanderburgh county officialand sev- eral state police have been enlisted to help guard the Crescent and Sunny- side Mines in this city. The mines have been worked by non-union men. ! More than 50 automob'‘les filled with men drove repeatedlv bv the mines early this morning, the police said. Both mines are well guarded and the authorities expressed the be- lief that they could cope with any situation. A firm. of jewelers in Washing- ton, D. C., gives the wedding ring free to every purchaser of an en- warement ring. Australi. ber of t ger. He was a mem- royal academy. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19.—/ | With food and waiter gone, after | of TO HOLD CONFERENCE Presiding Elder, Rev. 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