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Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
INDIAN CHIEFS SIGN
AGREEMENT FOR SUIT
AGAINST GOVERNMENT

SPOKANE, April 26-Representa-
tives of eight federated tribes of Col
vile Indians signed contract in the
presence Of Superior Judge Bruce
Blake here today with Attorneys Will
liam S Lewis of this city, and James
Lynch Of Toroda for a suit against
the United States to recover some 500,
100000 for lands of which they al
lege they have been deprived without
remuneration
They declare their tribes were given
a right in treaty signed in 1885 to
land on both sides of the Columbia
river, extending from the summit of
the Cascades to the summit of the
Pend O'Reilles, and that they never
have been compensated for it.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
GATEWAY TO FEATURE
KODIAK EARLY IN JUNE

The Gateway will give special
edition devoted to Kodiak aid its vi
entity early in June, writ, ups and
cuts aow being under preparation.
] his section of the country, undoubc-
edly has more advantages than any
other in Alaska its fine climate, we'll
protected hal Dor and rich grazing and
agricultural lands being without a
.Istr.
The idea is i.nl to max. money of
tee edition, b.. ~ accurately portray
= section tribu'+ls to Seward. Of I'M
!. rallelled &c .lt SIS.
Kodiak il ::nc is destined to be
come one 81 toe large seapolts Of
the North. Articles from old timers
touching on conditions on the island
are requested by the Gateway, as VIII
as good photographs of scenes.
These will be returned to the owner S
when the plate is made from Lne.n.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
CANNERY WORKERS
HELD ON VESSEL
in SEATTLE HARBOR
REFUSED PERMISSION TO LEAVE
SHIP FOR OVER A WEEK.
WORkMEN DESERT

SEATTLE, Apr. 26.-Charging they
had been refused permission since
last Saturday to go ashore, sixteen
cannery workers deserted the Alaska
cannery ship, Benjamin F. Packard,
held at buoy in the harbor here.
They were later intercepted and
lodged in Jail by the police.
The men claim the Packard is a
hell-ship and that they will not go
north on her.
Pending settlement by the arbi-
tration commission, the sixteen men
were released from Jail today.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
PACIFIC S. S. COMPANY
HAS POPULAR BOOKLET
PAGE BOOK GIVES
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF
LURE OF NORTHLAND

The booklet issued by the Pacific
Steamship Company month or so
ago. entitled Alaska, Top O. the
World Tours" is meeting with great
favor in the East and Middle West,
thousands of copies having been dis
tributed The book is profusely IL
Illustrated and gives the points in in
terest touched by the Admiral Line
vessels. A choice of two itineraries
is given, and the trip covers approx
imately 5000 miles.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
FRANC CLIMBING in
new YORK MARKETS
New York Reports New Record for
The Year

NEW YORK, April 26-The French
franc today crossed six cents for the
first time this year as fresh buying
wave carried it up % points above yes
terday's closing to sos. The Belgian
franc also gained Roadway as rumors
persisted that credit would be es-
tablished for the government. With IL
points added to it's Is point advance
of yesterday the quotation reached a
new high record for the year at SIG
and 1-2 cents.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
SICK MAN TAKEN TO
HOSPITAL BY PLANE

Aviator Ben Eielson, who operates
the mail plane from Fairbanks to
McGrath, made a special trip this
week by permission of the postoffice
department bring man quite ill
to the Fairbanks hospital. The trip
was made without incident, but it is
said that ski on the plane was
broken when the landing was made
at Fairbanks.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
STEWART COMPILING
ALASKA LABOR STATISTICS

B. D. Stewart, supervising engineer
for the bureau of mines has sent out
several thousand questionnaires to
every employer of labor in the Ter
ritory and will compile labor Stats
tics for the year 1924. These ques-
should be filled out and
returned as rapidly as possible in
order to expedite the work.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
FALL ARRANGED TRIP
PRESIDENT TO ALASKA

ATLANTIC CITY, Apr. 26.-Gov-
ornor Pinchot, addressing the Ameri-
can Society Of Newspaper Editors to
day asserted thai Secretary Alder,
Fall arranged former President Hard
ilg's trip to Alaska in order to tu;n
tie resources of the Territory T.
grabbers, but that Harding deteate q
tie scheme for al time in his last
public utterance at Seattle
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
BUREANk'S HULLESS BARLEY
PRODUCES BIG YIELD

SANTA ROSA, Calf, apr 20
Luther Burbanhs new hulless barley
IS the result Of many years work, and
Is said to produce an enormous
yield
The Burbank tomato which ripens
in June, has been perfected The
seeds can be replanted and will pro
duce another crop the same season.
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COOLIDGE WILL VETO
SOLDIER BONUS BILL

WASHINGTON, apr 26-The,e i
likelihood that Pre-; dent oddg7
Wi, ,tc the bonus oil it is sad i'll
view If his endorsement O. stat.
n lbs made by Sena"s Borah during
al al esq in the Senate Tuesd N II
u,po3irtn to the me: sure.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
SUPREME COURT SAID
TO FAVOR RAILROADS

WASHINGTON, Apr, benjamin
G. Marsh, director OF the Farmers
National Council, charged before the
Senate interstate commerce commit
tee this afternoon that the Supreme
Court had been packed in favor Of
the railroads by the appointment Of
Taft, Pierce and Butler and that the
roads are in the hands Of brigands.
Dr., J. H. Romig will leave on Mon
days train for the Interior.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
FRENCH CHESS ARTIST
FURNISHES SENSATION

NEW YORK, April 26-David Jan
owiski of France, furnished the sur
prise Of the twelfth round of the in
ternational chess tournament yester-
day by an attack that kept Dr. Eman-
uel Lasker, of Germany, the leader,
on the defensive for eight hours ana
finally caused adjournment Of the
game after sixty-two moves.
Richard Reti, of Czecho- Slovakia,
beat Eldfin Bogoljubow, of Latvia, in
twenty-five moves and advanced to a
tie for second place with Alexander
Alekhine of Russia.
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HEARST INTERESTS
TO CONSOLIDATE
ELEVEN NEWSPAPERS
BONDS ToTALiNG FIVE MILLIONS
TO BE OFFERED PUBLIC IN
THE NEAR FUTURE

NEW YORK, Apr. 26.-The Times
says today that the William Randolph
Hearst publishing interests have
evolved a plan for consolidation of
the capital stock of eleven Hearst
publications, to be owned by one
holding company, known as Hearst
Publications, Inc, and capitalized at
s5,O0O,O0O. Bonds are being offered
to the public at fair rate Of inter
est.
The Hearst interests own % daily
papers and eight magazines.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
SOCIETY BELLE HAS
BROKEN HER TROTH

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26-The
romance of Mary Gorgas, society belle
and Lieut.. Matthias Gardner, U. S. n.
has come to an end.
Miss Gorgas' love cooled, her father
stated, after Lieut. Gardner left here
in January with the Pacific Fleet.
What brought about the sudden break
was not disclosed.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
CANADIAN AIRMAN
WILL BLAZE TRAIL

VANCOUVER, B. G., Apr. 2e.-Ot-
tawa has ordered Flight Lieutenant
Earl Mcleod to fly to Prince Ru-
pert Monday to cover the route by
way Of Hazelton, Fort Frazer and
other northern points to a lake near
Edmonton, which will be the alterna-
tive course for Stuart MacLaren and
British around the world flyers, when
they pass through British Columbia
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
81 NEW FACTORIES IN
STATE IN THREE MONTHS

SEATTLE, April 26-Thirty-seven
new factories were reported in to the
Manufacturers Association of Wash
ington during the first quarter Of this
year. With the exception of publica-
tions and soap, no two are turning out
the same products, and several are
entirely new in the state. The most
interesting of these is heavy duty floor
mating which is made, without pro-
cessing from junked automobile cas-
ings.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
PINK HEADED DUCK ELUSIVE;
AFTER BIRD ROCK CRUSHER

NEW YORK, Apr 26.-Undaunted
by the failure of an expedition to
find a pink-headed duck in the wilds
of Siam, party of scientists has
sailed for the Amazon in quest of
a bird that breaks rocks with its
bill, swims and resembles a bat.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
MAJOR MARTIN NOW in
CHICNIK;; TO LEAVE FOR
DUTCH HARBOR MONDAY
HEAVY WEATHER FORCES AIR CHIEF TO FOL
LOW SHORE LINE FROM KANATAK-EN-
CINE NOW WORKING PERFECTLY

ing around the hills, and the tempera-
ature went down to % above zero.
The squadron is anxious to proceed
as good weather is expected from
Japan on to England
A telegram received from Major
Martin by Lieut.. Wade, stated that
the commanders motor was working
perfectly and that no more trouble
is apprehended.
CORDOvA, Apr. 26.-Major Mar
tin hoped off from Kanatak for
Chignik at 1880 this morning, ac-
cording to word received here.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
COOLIDGE WILL VETO
JAPANESE EXCLUSION

WASHINGTON, Apr. 26.-President
Coolidge will veto the immigration
bill containing the japanese exclu-
sion clause, the White House init
mated tonight
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
WE'LL KNOWN NORTHERN
MEN GO TO BRITISH GUIANA

Carl G. Dunlap, for twenty years an
operator in Alaska, and William
Hesse, a sourdough mining and civil
engineer, arrived in Colombia, British
Guiana, last week, and will remain
year prospecting for gold and dia-
monds in the newly discovered fields
in the South American country.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
EXCELLENT PROSPECTS ARE
REPORTED ON SALCHA CREEK

Ray Sharp and William McConn,
who left Fairbanks recently to go to
Redmond creek, tributary of the
Salcha about Is miles fcom Munson's
have returned and report they dis
covered excellent prospects.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
THEODORE BURTON
SELECTED CHAIRMAN

WASHINGTON. Apr. 26.-The SCI
lection Of Theodore Burton Of Ohio,
as temporary chairman for the Re
publican National Convention was in
dicated at the White House this aft
ernOon.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
GREENLAND TO HAVE RADIO

COPENHAGEN, Apr. 26-The Gov
eminent has signified a contract with
Danish firm to supply four radio sta
lions to be erected in Greenland dur
ing the coming spring. 1t is stated that
the Governments action has been
greatly appreciated in international
shipping and meteorological circles.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
TOO MANY MEXICAN
WORKERS ENTERING
u. S. SOLON THINK

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 90
Reports that large numbers of Mexi-
can laborers have been recruited at
Ell Paso for employment in the United
States were called to the attention of
the senate today by Senator Ashurst,
democrat, Arizona, who introduced a
resolution asking the secretary of la
Dor for information as to Mexicans ad-
mitted in the last twelve months.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
W. I. VANORMAN
WINNER BALLOON RACE

SAN ANTONIO, Apr. 26.-W. I.
Vanoram, plotting Goodyear No. 3
On its maiden trip, who landed at l
o'clock near Rochester, Mimi, is de-
clared to be the winner in the 1924
elimination balloon race He made
flight of 1913 miles.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
ALLIES ACCEPT PLAN
FOR GERMAN PAYMENT

PARIS, Apr. 26.-Italy, England,
Belgium and France today notified
the interallied Preparations commits
sion that they had accepted the
Dawes plan as basis for settlement
of the reparations problem.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
TRAIN IN LAST NIGHT

A mixed train arrived last night
from Anchorage, bringing passengers
and mail A mixed train will leave
tomorrow at l p. m. for Anchorage.
Passengers are requested to take
their lunch.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
LEGION WILL AID ORPHANS

INDIANAPOLIS Apr. 26-The Am
erican LEGION has announced cam
paign to provide for "those who can
not ask for aid, and would not if they
could" the orphans of war.
Through the sale of peoples, the Of
fetal flower of the league, during the
week preceding Memorial Day, it will
collect funds for this welfare work,
the care and education of the fast
growing army Of war orphans.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
FRENCH FLYER MAKES
FLIGHT 1850 MILES
PARIS TO BUCHAREST
AVERAGED ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY MILES AN HOUR
FOR SIX HOURS

PARIS, Apr. 26.-Lieut. Pelletier
Doisy, army aviator in his flight to
Japan, reached Bucharest yesterday,
a distance of 1850 miles in a non
stop flight which began here yester
day For six hours he averaged 100
miles per hour He expects to hop
off tomorrow for India, where he will
overhaul the English flyer
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
POLL UP TO NOON
in MAY QUEEN VOTE

The following is the poll of the
votes cast for Queen of the May, up
to the hour of going to press. AS the
polls close Wednesday, at o'clock,
voting is expected to take a decided
increase tonight and tomorrow. Miss
Cecil Leslie was ahead at noon to-
day, with about 100 votes bought and
ready to be cast for Miss Tallasen.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
FIVE STEAMSHIPS
BURNED In HARBOR

NEW YORK, Apr 26.-Five steam
ships including the Grand Republic,
a sister ship to the Inflated General
Slocum, were destroyed by fire in
the Hudson river today
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26
FRENCH ARMY FLYER
HAS REACHED SYRIA

BUCHAREST, Apr. 20 Lieut.
Boisy, the French flyer, bound for
Japan, hoped off To-Day for Allepi
Syria.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26

DUTCH HARBoR, Apr. 26.-The
weather today is fitful, with snow
squalls and rain, although Major Mar
tin is expected to join his three com
panions before night. Snow fell late
yesterday adding to the deep cover
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26

Other contestants no change
No contestant will be permitted to
throw his or ner vot ct oany other
contestant.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-04-26

CHIGNIK, Apr 26.-Maior Martin,
commander of the around the world
army flyers, arrived from Kanatak
yesterday noon and expects to re-
sumo his flight for Dutch Harbor
Monday. Owing to snow squalls the
major was compelled to follow the
shore line from Kanatak.
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PONCE Y ALLENTOWN

Dos juegos mas efectuaran los bra
vos leones con ell formidable euuipo que
le propino nueve argollas y al cual ven
ci6 por la tarde, bien por "suerte' o
por "chiripa''. sera para entonces Guam
do el PONCE habr5 de demostrar
los fans de Ponce y de Ia is'a cue los
leones saben jugar pelota de la grande
Y que, por 10 tanto, esta autorizado
para ganar, sin dejar huellas de cue
haya sido por suerte por venturas,
sino porque sabe ganar. De otro lado,
tenemos los amigos de Landgraff quie
mes ascguran que ellos no permitiran
que los chicos de Pipo le ganen un jue
go mas que ningln paleador lie yuel-
va a pasar la redonda por encima de
la cerca ninguno de sus pitchers. Ha
bremos de demostrar que Ell ALLEN
TOWN no perdera un juego mas con
Ell Ponce, han dicho los miembros de
o.cho team y ellos Sc esforSaran por
ganarle al team de Pipo.
Esperemos y veremos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
UN EQUIPO DE PELOTA
"BORICUA" AL NORTE.

Cuando en- anteriores ocasiones ha-
blabamos de llevar un team de base
ball los Estados Unidos hablaba-
mos solamente por insinuacion. Hoy
que sabemos 10 que nuestros mucha-
chos dan, que podemos decir que So
portarian una serie de un mes ju-
gando diario con equipos semi-pro,
sugerimos la idea al amigo Tony
trate de este asunto con ell manager
Landgraft y prepare un escogido ge-
nuinamente puertorriqmeilo para lie
varlo al Norte este verano. Bastan-
te podran decir los jugndores del
Allentown a su regreso los Esta-
dos, mucho podra hacer Mr.. Nc Ca
IRON con sus articulos desde las CO.
lumnas de los periodicos en- pro dc
esta idea. Els va tempo que demos
tremos en- la gran metropoli nuestra
destreza en- ell tira q dole. Y 81 Sc
cristalizara la idea de llaver un equi-
DO al Norte habre de sugerir como
unico nombre para este PUERTO
RICO.
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Crovas me promet:6 hacerlo". "El do
n,ingo 9ui cobrar y me 6ieron los mis-
nos ocho PEI os y por tai motive f-eci-
II re.irarinu''.
Tnmcdiatamente quise 70 entrevis-
tarme con ell active manager de nuestra
lisa este Sc expreso en- ios siguientes
terlrinos: ''xo promefi sumentar cl
sueldo a Figueroa. cuando este vino q
cobrar cl domingo 20 lie m&nifest5 que
dtsfrutaria de aumento desde la pro-
xima selaana, segan 70 habia resuelto,
pcro Figucroa no aceptd decide des-
ertor de Ia novena'.
Eeperamos yer nuevamelte al joven
larzador disparando desde q box de
les at,6ticos. donde sin duda alguna ls
estara :guardando irnpac ,ente.nente el
popular abuelito.
FL team Ponce debsria lsyentar I'm
rlcnuml1lto al famoso Ninin, va que es
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81 es I'd.
Neurastenico, Lea!


Neurastenia, como sabe el que Ia
SURE, es un estado de depression ner-
viosa que da todas las cosas dc
Ia vida el color de pesimismo y de
la calamidad.
Que hacen muchos neurastenicos?
Buscan estinlulo frnpetu para su
deprimido. espiritu en- cl alcohol en-
forma de bebida 1nedicina y el re-
sultado es desastroso, porQue 10
que Sc hace es agravar el NAL.
Para que el sistenaa nervioso fun
clone normalmente, hay que recons-
truirlo. ESQ sc consigue de una
fnanera gradual pero segura con
HERO NUXADO, que es una
formula cientifica, combinada pre-
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ACTIvIDADES DE NUESTRO
PARQUE

Muy aninado esta nuestro parque de
pelota todas las tardes: Hemos visto en-
el Gimnasio muchas damas jugando
basquet ball muy animadas alegres
entire elias la madrina del Ponce. Srta.
Mercedes salazar; Il Sras. SEEK, Wives y
Srtas. Higuera, Torres, Negron Y Sapia.
De SECURE que bien pronto estas como
cidas amigas del deporte, tendran un
team formidable capaz Gle jugar con
cuaquier otro de su clase.
Rajo Ia instruction de los maestros
de cultura Gordian y Caratini, nuestros
atletas Sc estan preparando para los
juegos que Sc efectuaran en- esta ciu-
dad en- Ell mes de MARIO. Como quiera
que este afo no disponemos de buen
material para hacer frente los atletas
q nos visiten, los Sres. Gordian Ca
ratini tienen ante ST una tarea algo
dura y. pesar de todo, ellos nos han
asegurado que tendran buencs defense
res de nuestras escuelas.
Expertos en- la n1ateria de pelota y
que han tenido OCCASION de presenciar
las practicas del team PONCE, nos han
aconsejado que le pidamos al amigo
(Contin1a en- la pagina 10)
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EN- LA ARENA DE LOS DEPoETE
EN- LA ocHo MANANA

Manana nuevamente han de encon-
trase frente frente los agresivos gri-
ses de oricnte con los braves atletas
de San Juan, en- cl campo atletico de
Ia parada ocho.
Los muchachos de la loza van decididos
a atropellar a sus lltinos agresores y
para clio han enccmendado a Parpetti
v a Hernandez la tarea de comunicarse
con la estaci6n inalambrica en- case de
peligro.
Gamiz y De Craft Sc proponen eclip
sar Camar6n v Fellito y este nos hace
pensar que presenciarcmos un duelo te-
mible de pitchers.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02

cisamente para purihcar y enrique
GER Ia sangre que abastece Ia nutfi-
cion que los ncrvios requieren.
Tenga bien en- cuenta que HlERRO
NUXADO contiene hierro como el
misrno hero de Ia sangre humana,
v que, como saben todos los rnedi-
cos. sin hero su sangre no puede
ser pura nj producer vitalidad y ener-
gia. La combination de hero or
ganico glicerofosfatos fornaa un
yaliosisi1no auxiliar para el Neuras-
tenico, Y expiica el e.cito del HE
RRO NUXADO para dom;nar toda
forma de nerviosidad. Unas sema-
mas dc prueba suelen convencer.
De venta en- todas las brenas boti-
cas- y d.ogucrlas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02

Sc percaGen de Ia iinportancia que ten
cran los reaidos desafios anunciados
este domingo entire RIBOsCH, vencs-
+. dor de- Caripeonato Ell 23, y los faElo-
SOS Duques, venccdores de nuestros me-
jcres eqripcs.
Hay Ia frme creencia por IN gran
nlmera Gle fans que ell team de Cayey
esta ell coIdiciones de derrotar al
ALLENTOWN tan 500 con tener un
!! POGO dc suerte pues 9. team de la Pla-
! ia, no esta, como han dicho muchcs. en-
lnalas condolences. 81 ha perdido dcs
iuegos de cuatro eksctuados este ano,
clio Sc debe principalmente one ell
team no ha jugado aun complete con
su pod7roso cuadro de pitchers, sus ex-
celentes fielGers y su aplaudido inEeld,
en- donde brillan el gran short Guilfu-
chi Ia inexpugnable tercera David; a
infranqueable primera Anselmo v Ell
tambi6n teTaible Eecurb6n, el mucha-
cEo de los hits por encima de Ia segunda.
Cabe confesar que ell RIBOScH cs
IN gran team y cue 81 eI PONCE tuvo
NJ nomento feliz, nsGa de extrel1o ten
6ria cue tambien 10. hubiese para el f.
turo contrincante del ALLENTCWcs.
fTos7tros opiran2os que el RIBoSCH
puede veneer no c1eemos que esta
opinion nTestre resute 1auy descarria-
da y ponsnos por t9stiGo a. tempo.
Son muchos los Qce ncs .lan psGiGo
-ue indiqueTnos en- n1estras notas aigo
que impulse al manager del RIBosCH
que nos presente en- el box al ianza-
der David quian, 81 est5 co3trolado, So
l,13 darle candeia los rubios. RIO sa-
Demos 10 que decida en- dehnitiva di-
cho manager, pero 81 saDeiaos que gus
ideas (nadie sabe coroo lie saJgan) sen
de utilizar per la maliaoa al GacAo y
por la tarde a David y Cris3iao. De
todos modos, 81 los fans 10 cue dessan
es admirar "a labor de David 10 habran
de conseguir bien por la msnaDa por
la tarde.
De antemano dese3mos a los sinapa-
ticos muchachos del tabaco, rnucha suer
te Y les aconsejamos q. entire en- lucha
sin tenor, sienpre atentos a cualquier
movimiento del contrario, utilizando ma
licia sin desperdiciar ninguna carre-
ra. 81 el RIBosCH hace este ofrece
un campo bueno nosotros creerlos que
lograra veneer, de otro modo, confesa-
mos que habra doble triunfo para los
chicos de LIandgraff.
Esperemos el domingo cue va esta
encima. Sabemos que en- ell juego de la
manana ell RIBosCH recibir& su estan-
darte de batallas que le acredita Co
mo el mejor team de la isla en- cl aiio
1928.
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tre las novenas Allentown y Ponce Y
Ia empresa ha determinado anunciar
dos dltimos juegos entire ambos para
el domingo 10 en- la Liga del Cas-
tillo. Sabemos cue es tanto el entu-
siasmo reinente para ir a prescn-
ciar esta pr61ima lucha, que uno de
los peticionarios hU5o de enviar SD
cheque separando I'm palco para am
bos juegos cualquiera que fuese Ia
fecha en- que Sc verifiquen.
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juicy ES PINdIENTA VIVA EN-
Ell JARDIN CORTO.

Colossal esta ell Jueyito en- la defen-
sa del jardin corto,-se me dice. Al
palo esta como nunca, dando vistilla
a troche y moche para poner bien
en- alto la bandera de buen paleador.
La direction del Ribosch acaba de
hacer la adquisici6n suya y defende-
ra la intermedia o ell short case que
Guilfuchi no pueda hacerlo.
Exito al amigo juicy entire los mon
tGf5eses lie deseo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02

Figueroa, ell "cucc" de los batea-
dores boricuas ha entregado la ropa girls
d., los aleticos. Hablando con Ell va
c6lebrc pitcherc:to, este me infcrmo que
los mfwiles cue le indujeron tai re-
so,uci6 son puramente monetarios, es-
to es, cl deseaba aunento de sueldo.
'sYo CANADA ocho dolares semanales'
me dice ei, ''pedi So me aumentace Y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-02
Ell DOMINGO 3 EN-
SAN JUAN Y PONCE.

Los orientsles jugar&n un double
header contra los atlaticos en- nues-
tro diamante de la Parada Ocho y
es de esperarse a., dado q. el sport
hipico va en- decadencia en- esta Ca
pital, los Stands de nuestro Parque
de Pelota Sc veran de bote en- bote.
Ell equipo dc la montana, que I'LL
timamente ha contratado, al lanza-
dor cubiche Juncos, Jimenez Y
juicy, y contando con todos sus an
tiguos players, Sc las vera con ell
team americana Allentown en- Ponce.
Durante toda la semana han estado
practicando duramente los mucha-
chos del Ribosch,-nos dice Gacho, y
esperamos darle que hacer las hues-
tes del Manager Landgraft. Buena
suerte les desamos.