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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
MAN LOSES TOE IN
RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Wheel Of Moving Train Runs
Over Left Foot Of James
Peterson, Duluth

James Peterson was in the Mandan
Deaconess hospital today minus the
large toe on his left foot following an
accident resulting when he attempt
ed to board a fast moving freight
train in Mandan yesterday afternoon.
With the train moving at a fast
clip, Peterson lost his grasp and fell,
a wheel running over the foot. AM
putation of the large toe was found
necessary when he vas rushed to the
hospital.
Peterson is not in serious condition
except for the possibility that COM
plications may develop, according to
his attending physician.
Peterson resides at 6631 Grand
avenue, Duluth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Chicagoan May Put
Bumpers on Home

Chicago, Oct. 26.-lP-Frank Seba-
har has just about decided to put
bumpers on his home.
Yesterday it was struck by an auto
MIDDLETON the second ttme-and his
two daughters, Anne and Rosa, asleep
at the time, were hurled from their
bed and slightly injured.
The driver of the car was arrested.
He said he lost control of his car try
ing to turn q corner.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Grain Dealers Are
Against Farm Board

Chicago. Oct. l6.-(R)-A mandate
from the Grain and Feed Dealers as
ISOLATION ranged its officers today
among the foes Of the federal 'agricul-
tural marketing act.
A resolution adopted yesterday at
the closing session of the associations
34tn annual convention directed its
officers to exert their supreme ef-
forts to mobilize the farming and
every other business enterprise to
realization of the utter demoraliza-
tion." which it said must result from
continuance of governmental policies
embodied in the act, which created
the federal farm board.
The resolution termed the meas
ure a "supremely vicious piece Of
legislation"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Slayers Driven Out
BY Hunger and Cold

Harlowton. Mont, Oct. 1e.-(Re
Driven from their hideout in the
Crazy mountains by cold and hunger,
two men sought since Sunday for the
fatal shooting of T. G. Harmon.
rancher near Melville. were captured
yesterday IL miles southwest of here.
The men. Charles B. James, alias
Duckering, "a. and Dewey Dixon, %.
said they were on their way to Har-
loWton to surrender when officers
overlook them.
The county attorney said he will
file murder charges against both.
Authorities learned Harmon was de-
Tending himself against Dixon in an
alteration when he was shot in the
back.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Unfiltered Water
Causes Many Deaths

A remarkable new filtering device
that instantly removes germ laden
dirt from drinking water right at the
faucet by forcing the water through
crystal silica sand, has just been per-
fected. Scientists have proven that
water filtration prevents such diseases
as typhoid fever, erysipelas and puer-
peral fever. The Automatic Water
Filter company, dept. 344. 252l North
Third street, Milwaukee, Wis, ale ap-
pointing exclusive territory agents
and offer a proposition with posi-
bilities of up to 500 a week and a plan
that provides a sample to their work.
ers without cost. Write them today.
ADV.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
British Woman Filler
Establishes New Mark

Los Angeles, Calf, Oct. 16.-(P,-
Mrs. Keith Miller, noted British
woman flier, captured the women's
transcontinental air record today by
landing at the Los Angeles municipal
airport at 1888 a. m. (P. S. t.. She
said her total elapsed time from VAL
ley Stream. N. Y, was Is hours, A
minutes. or four hours and 43 minutes
under the mark of 30 hours, ~ min
utes set last week by Miss Laura
ingalls,, st. Louis aviatrix.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Ages 40 to ID

WelgntS given INCLUDE ordinary in
door clothing.
II you are overweight cut out p:e|
pastries and cake-also candy for
weeks-then weigh yourself again
Go light on potatoes-rice, bctte|
cream and sugar-eat lean meat
chicken, fish, salad - green vegets|
bleS and fruit.
Take one-half teaspoon of Kruscl1
en- Salts in a glass Of hot wasev eI
cry morning before breakfast .Tt1
Is the easy, safe and sensible way ]
take off fat-an IS cent bottle d
Kruschen Salts lasts 4 weeks-Gd
1t at Finney's Drug Store and 6ervid
Drug Store or any drug store in tn
world-Youll be gloriously alive
vigorous and vivacious in 4 weeks
ADV.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Dairy Show Swings
Into Its Sixth Day

st. Louis, Oct. 16.-ReThe ma
tional dairy show, M Of agriculture's
greatest exhibitions. swung into its
sixth day today with critical judges
viewing hundreds of Guernseys, Hol-
stems, Ayrshires and Brown Swiss.
every one of them q near champion.
Judging OF the Jerseys was completed
yesterday.
Cattle awards in the 5-H club diyi-
sion were announced. While prac-
tically every section Of the country
represented on the list, most of
the honors went to boys and girls
from the middle west.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16

not know whether they had heard
about the pipeline before Tuesday.
However," he added, we would
like to know just how more than q
mile OF four-inch hose could be run
under Columbus avenue, Elm street,
PallSade avenue and John street,
YonkerS, without knowledge on the
part of city officials or employees"
Watts said more than 5000 feet of
the hose, worth approximately $25,-
900, had been hauled from various
manholes. n of them about 200
yards from the brewery of the State
Cereal company, which has a permit
to manufacture near-beer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
BARRIERS Offer to
Cut Hair for Grain

Sparta, Mich, Oct. 16.-(P)-The
BARRIERS Of Sparta have agreed to cut
hair for wheat. For one bushel of
wheat any farmer living in these
parts al obtain an artistic haircut
and ~ cents cash farm relief. Wheat
is selling here for 81 cents a bushel
and a trim Is valued at 40 cents.
Chickens belonging to Sparta bar
beers will benefit by the offer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
DEPARTMENT GROUPS
MEETING TOMORROW
Teachers Here for Convention
Will Be Divided Into Six
Sections

Six departments of the southwest
section Of the North Dakota Education
association will consider problems re-
lating to their work at separate ses-
sions tomorrow at the Will school
building. Departments, and presi-
dents who will preside; are. Rural
Schools, Miss Madge Runey. Bis
marck; Primary Schools, Miss Nora
McG ettigan, Bismarck: Grammar
Grades. liver I. Grindstuen. Beach;
High Schools. L. G.. Thompson, Man
dan: Home Economics. Miss Kath-
leen Berg. Mandan; and School Of
ficers. H. o. Pippin. Dickinson.
At the rural department session,
methods Of teaching music will be
outlined by Mrs. Ruth Reitzel, Me-
noken. Mrs. Clara Leuhrs, Burleigh
county teacher. will offer devices for
making school-work more attractive.
Mrs. Claire King. Bismarck. will
give a demonstration of exercises;
Miss Helen House, Bismarck, will
speak on rhythmic bands, and Paul
M. Tinsley Of the Dickinson Normal
will discuss the importance Of more
training for rural teaching.
Addresses on What the County
Superintendent Expects Of a Teach
er." and on How the County Super
intendent May Be Of More Assist
ance," will be given by Miss Helen
1orns. Sioux county superintendent,
and Miss Pauline Neuman, Mandan,
respectively. Mrs. Theodore Serr,
Mandan, will offer general lesson
suggestions.
Demonstrations Of methods for
teaching music, reading and penman-
ship will feature the primary depart
ment meeting. Miss Grace. Hand,
Roosevelt school principal, will speak
on How to Organize a Harmonica
Band" and Miss Esther Maxwell of
the Will school will show how test
sheets and seat work may be ar
ranged.
Others on Program
Other Bismarck teachers appear
ing on the program are Misses Bessie
Wilson, Matilda Welo, Clara from,
Violet Fletcher and Ruby Wilmot.
Devices to make work in the gram
mar school subjects more interesting
will be emphasized on the program
for this department, which will also
feature an address by G. E. Scott, di-
rector Of teacher training for the
State Teachers college, Minot.
Supt. j.. w. Browning, Mott, will
speak on inspection to Keep Fit
and Miss Esther Gjersted, Hettinger
Is scheduled to talk on "A Practical
Music Course" Teachers and SUI
perintendents from the entire slope
territory will take part in the meth
DDS discussion.
Problems of the High School, is
the theme for the high school Sec
tional meeting. Harry Atwood, Chi
cago, president of the Constitution
Education association is to speak on
Training for Citizenship" at the
morning session. John Page, state
high school inspector, will point out
recent changes in the curriculum
during the afternoon meeting, when
music and vocational guidance will
also be stressed.
School Officers Meet
w. e. Parsons, deputy superintend-
ent OF public instruction, will be the
| speaker at the meeting of the school
officers. Others appearing on the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Canadian Bank Is
Looted in HOldup

Winnipeg, Man., Oct. l6.-HJ-Two
masked bandits robbed the Bank of
Toronto at Transcona, near Winni-
peg today of an amount placed be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Three en-
ployes Of the bank were held up and
locked in a vault by the bandits, who
made their escape.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Morton Officials to
Draw Jurors Today

Morton county officials were to
draw a panel Of jurors for the next
term of district court at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. 1t was announced this
morning by John Handtnfann. ST..
clerk of court.
The next term will be held In Man.
dan next month, with Judge H. l.
Berry, Mandan, presiding.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Funeral Rites Held
For Mrs. Thompson

Funeral services for Mrs. j. C..
Thompson were held at 2:30 this aft
ernoon at the Perry funeral home.
Rev. o. s. Rindahl officiated and the
pallbearers were Duncan ]. McGillis.
Rollin WEIGH. Charles Fisher and J..
L. Kelley. After the services the
funeral party proceeded to Sterling,
where interment took place beside the
body Of her husband. who died IL
months ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Beer Pipeline Is
Found in New York

New York. Oct. 16.-(P-A group
of police and municipal officials of
Yonkers, N. Y, were s~ubpoenaed to-
day to appear before a federal grand
jury investigating a beer pipeline"
under Yonkers streets which federal
agents discovered last Tuesday.
Assistant United States Attorney
Watts said no accusation had been
made against the officials and he did
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Election Supplies Are
Distributed in Morton

Henry r. Handtmann, Morton
county sheriff, and his deputies to-
day began their task Of distributing
election supplies to polling points
Throughout the county.
Although the election is almost
three weeks away. the sheriff began
this distribution work early because
Of the great distance to some OF the
polling places in the large county.
AS political activity so far has been
lieht. officials anticipate a quiet. un-
exciting election.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
Cannon Sues Hearst
For $5,OOO,0O0 Libel

Washington, Oct. l6.-Hj-Bishop
James Cannon, Jr.. Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, filed a S.
100000 libel suit in the District of
Columbia supreme court today against
William Randolph Hearst.
The suit said the New York Eve
ming Journal had printed stories
which cast reflections on the charac-
ter Of the present Mrs. Cannon at the
time Of the death Of the bishops for.
mer wife. These stories. 1t said, were
printed in other Hearst newspapers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16

program are p. p. Bliss. Mckenzie.
who will set forth the duties Of school
officers; Mrs. Hugo Solberg, and J.
w. Riley, Bismarck, F. w. Petchell,
Sioux county, and others.
The home economics department
will hold it's session during a noon
luncheon tomorrow at the Patterson
hotel. Speakers will be Miss Helen
katen. Bismarck, Miss Myrtle Klov-
stad. Linton. Edith Hablutzel, New
Salem, and Lyla Mallough, Dickinson.
Discussion will center around home
projects, child training and nutrition
teaching. =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
RObber Sends Polite
Thank You to Youth

Chicago. Oct. 16.-(P)-For twenty
eight cents Martin Mailman, a mes
senger boy got a perfectly good
watch, but he isn't sure that he knows
just what to do with It.
He was held up and robbed of the
% cents the other night by a robber
who yesterday sent him a package
containing the watch and a note
which read:
Thanks for the life your % cents
gave me. 1t helped me to bigger
things"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
VAN WE IN SEMIFINALS

Los Angeles Country Club, Los
Angeles, Oct. l6.-(F-Vlrginla
Van VIE. Chicago. assured herself
OF a place In the semifinals OF
the women's national amateur
golf championship when she de-
feated Mrs. Roy Green of Culver
City, Calf, 7 and 5 today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
ELECT CHICA.
GOAN

Philadelphia, Oct. 16.-Ry-Dl
Allen b. Kanavel, Of Chicago to1
day was elected president Of TIL
American College Of Surgeons d
the twentieth annual clinica|
congress being held here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-16
What a Woman
a. YEARS OLD
Should Weigh
Are You Getting Fat

These r authentic figures-lo|
over the table below-if your weig|
and height match them-congratl
late yourself-your figure is a srap|
ly one-free from fat-weigh YOU
self today.
The Washington times., 1930-04-09
FLAPPER DUPES
TWO POLICE

"a good looking blonde is
driving . load Of liquor your
way" {
This anonymous m essa 81
reached police OF the Eleventh
precinct last night by telephone
and in 9 short time Motorcycle
Policemen J. e. Bennett and II.
E. Burton picked up . machine
on the Good Hope Road near
Alabama Avenue Southeast.
The car was heading for the
officers. As they prepared to turn
and set out after it woman
stepped on the running board and
then to a car which drew zip
alongside.
The abandoned machine when
searched yielded ~ half-gallon
jars Of liquor. The car was
stolen recently from James Brown.
Of Alexandria, Va, according to
police.
The Washington times., 1930-04-09
HOOVER To HEAR
EQUALITY Plea

Acting Secretary Of State Cotton
yesterday rejected q request that
he Withdraw the United States
delegation to the conference on
codification of international law at
The Hague, if it does not agree to
postpone decision on the nation.
atty sections Of the proposed
world code.
The demand was made by Mrs.
Clarance M. Smith, Mrs. Eliza
beth Selden Rogers, and Mrs.
Nina Broderick Price, of New
York, who declared that the wo.
men of the entire world are
against the world code on basis
OF inequality between men and
women.
Their demand was supported
by a committee of other New
YORK women who came to Wash
ington for the purpose Of OBJ
! tanning action on the matter be
Tore the final vote is taken in
plenary session at The Hague
later in the week. The women
have a White House appointment
today, when they will lay "the
same request before President
Hoover.
They represent the Inter-Amer
ican Conference Of Women.
Mr.. Cotton said, according to
his advices, there is disagreement
on other sections to be drafted
and that he believed the con.
ference would fail to- draft any
code at this time.
The Washington times., 1930-04-09
Americans Will Study
Economics of SOviets

NEW YORK, April S.-Ameri
can economists, under the leader.
ship Of Professor Henry r. Sea9er
Of Columbia, and David Ostrinsky,
Columbia graduate, will visit
Russia this summer to make first
hand observations Of the working
Of the five-year economic plan.
The group who viii make the
trip will Number about IS, accord
ing to present plans, and its per-
sonnel Is now being arranged.
The Washington times., 1930-04-09
NEWS
In Todays
CLASSIFIED ADS

WALL-PAPERING and house e-paint-
ing are Q part Of your general
hOuse-repaiEang that can easily be
attended to by some reliable service
person specialtEing In this partlca-
lar type of work. Mako appoint.
prompt service.
WRECKED automobiles and old
cars need not be q total loss. Cars
bought and sold In any condition.
Parts for all makes. See our an
Directory.
TREE SURGERY, spraying and
pruning are services that are much
welcomed at this time Of year.
You viii save In the long run by
this needed attention.
IT ISN'T necessary TO spend your
time washing and polishing auto.
mobiles mobiles this service can Be
time to sult your convenience. rke
cost is low.
EIGHT dancing. lessons will make
you q competent dancer. Private
town section convenient ITO bus and
street-car transportation.
IF YOU WANT 10 buy secondhand
furniture, attend furniture auction
sales held every Tuesday and Thurs
day ut 10 \. m.
These are "sideliOhts" on a fea
+ many Interesting GdVertise
'sents you WilL find in the BUS
Tess Service Directory of today
Tintss and Herald Classified Adj
The Washington times., 1930-04-09
Man and Wife in Staying
To Be Given Up by N. Y.

NORWICH. N. Y, April9 (Us0.
Papers asking extradiction to
Pennsylvania of Ralph Mumbulo
and his wife, Edna, held here on
charges Of numbering ,Mumbulo's
daughter, Hilda, win be forwarded
to Governor Roosevelt, in Albany,
tomorrow.
Mumbulo and his wife have re-
iterated their denial that they set
fire to the bedroom In which
Hilda, IL, slept.
The Washington times., 1930-04-09
IS i'll AFTER PARTY

PLACERV1LLE, Calf, April 9
0.N.S.) Fifteen persons, three
Of them in q critical condition,
were being treated today for
trichinosiS. They were stricken
after eating pork at q birthday
party.
La gaceta., 1930-12-30
TROPAS CONTRA LOS MA


Shanghai, Die, 30.-El gobier
no chino ha ordenado que saIga
un expedition militar a destrun
ell ejercito mahometano que ha
dado muerte a 10000 0 mas chi
nos en- una renovation del yiejC
conflicto de raza y religion.
Partiendo de Tungkwan, la
cabeza de ferrocarril en- Shensi
la expedition cruzara las pro.
.vincias de Shensi Y Kansu, afec-
tadas por 81 hambre, en- IN in
tento para expulsar a los fanati-
cos de las montanas al ~noroeste
de Kansu.
Los mahometanos vienen des.
DE- hace dos meses empehados en-
IL tarea de asesinar.
De Lanshow dicen que 1000
fueron alineados contra una pa
red y fusilados.
La gaceta., 1930-12-30
NOTICIAS DE- INTERES LOCAL

Con gran brillanteZ Sc efec-
tu6 aver aqui, en- el hotel Flo
ridan, In fiesta en- honor del
}ral, Charles p. Summeral, ex
'efe del estado mayor del eier
ito, retirado hace pocas soma
mas.
Los centenares de personals
que Sc hallaban en- ell amplio
salon recibieron al viejo gene
raj con ~calurosos aplausos y sin
ceras demostraciones de sim
patia.
Tomaron parte EN- la fiesta ell
gobernador Carlton Y otras
oersonalidades, incluyend0 ell
alcalde Mckay, ell alcalde de-
Jacksonville, Mr.. Alsop, el
| Congresista Drane, ell mayor
general Booth, ell Ayudante
General Collins y ell omar
dante Phillip G. Murphy, que
actu6 de maestro de ceremo-
Mas.
Agradeci6 ell general, en- un
notable discurso, eI honor que
aqul Sc lie dispensara, dando
particGiarmente las gracias al
! club del Ej6rcito y la Marina
y a su presidente, el conan :
dante Murphy.
En- la reception pdblica el
| General fue saludado por HON
bres y mujeres procedentes de
todas las ciudades de la Flo
rida.
Su esposa lie ayud6 a hacer
| los honores.
La gaceta., 1930-12-30

un dia mas despues de que fl
nalizara su periodic, y 10 jur6
ante Ell altar de la patria.
La "altura" del poder lie hizo
olvidar sdS promesas Y comb
nado con los senadores Y repre-.
sentantes de los tres partidoS,
conSigui6 que la Constitution
fuera enmendada, en- su favo".
Fue abolida la vicepresiden-
cia de la repdblica y ell periodic
= esidencial Sc eXtendi6 a seis
amos.
Violado ell sagrado juramen.
to, el que hiciera ANTE ell altar,
les cubanos ouedaron uncid Is al
caro- de la Dictadura.
~ pensar que el homie que
faItara a sus promesas, que es
eombatido por todcs sus cofnPa-
triotas, podria remediar gran
p2rte del maj causado con I'm
solo gesto: Renunciando:!
La gaceta., 1930-12-30

Aldo Baroni, 81 ilustre perio-
dista italiano, era eiudadano Gu
bano, amparado .por una Carta
que Sc lie exp.diera ell Is de sep
.ticrbre de 1926.
Naturalizado cubano, con los
mismos derechos Y deberes que
los natives, Baroni intervenia
en- "a lucha poiitica, Combatla la
Dictadura de Machado, por con-
siderarla Inconvenience para ST.
patria adcptiva.
Contra TODD principle de JUS
ticia, pasandose la Constitution
por debajo de la nariz, Ell Oral.
Machado ha anuIado la carta de
ciudadania d" Raroni y ACADIA dc
disponer su expulsion por EEK
tranjero pernieiQso''.
GPuede exponerse ana prueba
mas convipconte dc que el p1e.
bio cubano no puede pensar de
que Sc halla sometido a los ca
prichos y arbitrariedades DE-
un hombre?
lAgradaria a los itali9nos, es-
pancles y cubanos Que han adj
quirido la ciudadania america
ma. que p9r profesar ideas poll
ticas contravias al presidente
Hoover Sc les cancelaran sus
cartas de naturalization?
Afortunadamente en- Estadog
Unidos Sc rospeta ell derecho de
todos los bomb es Y aoui q pre-
sidente Hoover no podria hacey
aunGue asf 10 q%uisia~a, 10 que
con Baroni ha hecho 81 Oral. Ma
chado.
La gaceta., 1930-12-30
UNA MUJER ~ENAMORADA
RAPTO ANTIER A UNA
JONEN CASADA

Managua, Die. 30.-El senior
+ aneisco Somarriba ha presen-
tado denuncia ante el Juzgado
de Polieia, que Elena Paniagua
le rapt6 antier tarde a su joven
esposa Maria Tulsa Flores de
Somarriba, junto con su hijito
Guillermo Somarriba, de dos a.
nos de edad, de quienes Sc pre-
sumo que la Paniagua los tiene
srcuestrados en- una casa del ba-
rio de Milagros.
FL denunciante lleg6 a la poll
cia acompanado por la madre
de la eaptada, sonora Juana Ca
rtasco de Flores, quien declare
c nstarle q secuestro de que es-
t. 3iendo victima su hiia y ME
to.
La denuncia ha inquietado q
les oficiales de la policia, los
Icuales recibieron oydencs del
Juez Perez Cruz de capturar lc
mas pronto possible a Ia presun-
Ia autoya de este alarmante de-
Tito.
Segdn declaraciones renAidas
.por el marido ofendido. Ia Pa
niagua venia persiguiendo con
ccqueteos amoroSos desde hacf
9lgdn tempo, a su esposa Mari
Tulsa, hasta Ct punto de haceriC
"a 81 demostraciones de rivalidaC
donde quiera que 10 en%contraba
Agrega Somarriba que Ultima
mente 10 amenaz6 con estas pa
labras: mo me dejas platioar
con Ia Gaicha, per0 vas a yer
que caro- te va a costar".
La gaceta., 1930-12-30
TRES JOVENES MURIERON
EN- LA SILLA ELECTRICA

Trenton, New Jersey, Die. 80.
Tres jdvenes criminales, Wi
liam Gimbel, de 20 amos, que
mat6 a dos personals de un CRU
20 que 10 perseguia por haber
.entrad0 a r0bar en- una bodega
Jose Calabrese. 81, que mat6 2
IN farmaceutico, Y Arthur Cort,
%, companero del anterior, fue-
ron electrocutados anoche en- la
.carcel de aqui.
FL padre Mac Innerny acorn
.pan5 a los tres hasta su dltimo
~instante.
La gaceta., 1930-12-30

A la Florida Citrus Growers
Sc comunic6 aver por Floyd
d. Young, jefe del negociado
meteorological del distrito de
Pomona, California, que la ma
ranja conocida por Valencia
ha sufrido dahos a causa de la
escarcha ALI caida en- los dlti-
mos dias.
De aqui Sc le mandaron te-
leoramas a Young averiguan-
do Y este contest6 asi; Recibi-
do teiegrama. Las temperate
ras en- California no Sc deben
a una helada general sine a es
carchas locales caracterizadas
por condolences extraordina'