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The Washington times., 1930-09-10

Brownies, today. He viii duel
either Dick Coffman or George
Blaeholder.
A twelfth period blow-off which
netted five runs punctured a
deadlock and returned Washing
ton victorious over st. Louis yes
terday. Pitcher Chad KimSey, who
had singled over the tying count
in the ninth. lost the nod.
Bump Hadley got away to a
great start and seemed a certain
winner over Rip Collins, until the
ninth, when st. Louis bats very
nearly wrecked him.
Fred Marberry worked the tenth
but was replaced by Bobby Burke,
the official victor. q period later
when he complained Of arm
wearinesS.
After Jackie Hayes, who got
himself three hits and fractured
the deadlock with q single, Sammy
Rice and his teammates finished
the overtime frame with a we'll
directed bombardment. Sa m
West, who returned TO center
field. celebrated with a double
and two singles while driving over
two runs.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
ST., Stephen ELeUen
In Drill Tomorrow

The st. Stephens A. c. eleven,
Capital City League grid champ
ion, drills tomorrow night at 1880
O'Clock on No. z Field, at Seven
teeth and B Streets Northwest.
The following players are re-
Quested to report: Augustine,
Cleary. r. Curtin. P. Curtin. Clag-
gett, Dalglish. Devlin, Fitzgerald,
Flannigan. Girton. McMahon,
Morse, Nealon. INLAND, Parrott, T.
Petit. Shore, Smith. WarinS,
Walsh, wallace ana Zumbo.'
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
lBatted for HsdIey !" tenth.

2Batted for MetxIer in twelfth.
SRan for McNeeIy In twelfth.
Score BY i"ninEs:
wASWINGTON OtDO Osl 600 OO6-e
A. Loula leo OlO col OO1-4
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
LIKELY
TO Be MADE
TH|SFALL
BY JOE HOLMAN

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10. Rest as
sured that If a satisfactory propo-
sition is made the washington
club, Catcher Muddy Ruel win be
available as manager Of the 1891
Boston Red Sox.
There are two good reasons for
the above statement. They are:
First, Clark Griffith never
stands in the way of any move
which reacts beneficially toward
his veteran players and. second,
Ruel, q hieh-salaried performer.
can no longer be considered Wash.
ington's first string catcher. and
his promotion to a managerial
role would enable him to carry on
without a cut in salary.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
PALISADES TALK FOOTBALL

Football will be discussed at q
meeting Of the Palisade A. c. to-
morrow night at the home Of
Manager Hager. 500 Dana RI.
northwest. at 8 o'clock. Al play
ers and candidates are requested
20 attend.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10

Since 1923 Ruel has estab-
Iished himself among base
balls most valuable products.
And, although his throwing
arm isn't what II once was,
there is reason to believe that
the little backStOp could stiIl
carry ON as q player.manager
elsewhere.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10

dates viii devote a few days to
organization under the direc-
ton of II. Gabriel Murphy,
graduate athletic manager. At
the time he will be Joined by
Paul Davidson. of st. Louis,
who, with Clipper" Smith, of
Notre Dame, have about de-
cided to cast their lots with
Mills.
The freshmen will come here
by motor bus either Friday or
Saturday of next week and the
plays rehearsed here during
the previous days Of camp will
be tried on the underclass-
men. The following Monday
viii find all hands back in
Washington, the Freshmen re-
porting on their field just be-
low the college building.
In all probability George
town will do its home practic-
ing at Friendship Field, on
wisconsin Avenue. It's former
home training site now being
In the pr cess of building con-
struction, and the new field at
1900 Reservoir Road hardly be
ing ready for use, the athletic
heads at the Hilltop are some
what up against 1t for Q do
rnestic rehearsal ground, at the
moment, and at this writing
II is thought Friendship Field
win finally be agreed upon as
the place for this years AFTER
noon workouts.
Washingtonians who have for
years bemoaned the fact thaG
too few Washington boys are
seen in football habiliments at
GEORGETOWN viii be relieved to
know that a lad who is, to all
football intentS and purposes, a
WaShingtonian. is developing
into q real prospect for George
town. HE is whitley" Dashiell,
Of Alexandra, paCk Will
great possibilities. Coach Mills
is impressed with his work, and
although the former Marine
will not be eligible to play on
this seasons varsity, 1t Is.
gratifying to his coach to know
that a triple-threat man is
coming along so handily for
1881 utility.
Joe Banzul, a big center can
didate, is walking on crutches,
the first serious injury Of the
season. Joe's knee was wrenched
in some rough work Of the
afternoon session yesterday and
rather than run the risk Of
more perm anent setback,
Trainer Crowley ordered him to
not rest his weight on the
member before Saturday, at the
earliest. Joe, therefore. spends
his mornings and afternoons in
the hotel lobby Playing The
stein Song" On the vietrola.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10

Muddy transferred to Wash
ingtOn from the Red SOx In
1928. He has since proved
himself one Of the 'brainiest
and most competent an
around receivers In the annals
Of baseball.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn, 81 Chicago. 0.
New York. 2 ST. Louis, 1.
PhillIes. 8; Cincinnati. g.,
TODAY'S GAMES
Sc. LOuiB at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Clnclnnatf ak Philadelphia.
PlttabuEgh at Boston.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10

Two-base hits-Blue, West, Hayes,
Kress. ThPee-base hit-Alanush. Sac
Plflce, hlt-Bluege. stolen base-GsoeIin
Double plays--Judge 70 Ruel TO Judge
Melillo te O'Rourke tc Blue, Ha by
on balls--Off Hadley, .; off Burke. O.
struck Out--By Collins, 2, by Hadley
1, Left an bases---Sf. LomAs, 10j wash
lngtOn. III. Winning pitcher-Burke.
Losing pitehaF-KimBey. UmpaRes-
Geiael, M0glArlty and Owens. Time OF
Runs hatted ln-Metzler.
Manush (2). RueI. Klnsey. Hayes. Rice
(91, KReaa Winning plfeher-BuEke.
I.oslRg pIteher-KImseE.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
|TODKYS)
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WASHINGTON, 8: Sc. Louis. 4.
Philadelphia. 5: Detroit. 1.
New York, 8; Cleveland, 9.
Chicago. 10: Boston. 1.
TODAY'S GAMES
WASHINGTON at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10
BE'SHONER
BREAKS Up
GAME

NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-With
the race tighter than a diamond
hitch, the four leaders in the Ma
tional League will resume their
battle today.
Brooklyn will probably pitch
Adolphe Luque, while Charlie
Root will hurl for Chicago.
New York's destiny will be IN
the hands Of Fred Fitzsimmons.
it was indicated, and Sylvester
johnson will likely be the hurting
choice for st. Louis.
This Floyd Caves Herman has
been criticized quite q lot: they
said he wasn't natural hitter.
that his batting stance was bad
and that he swung at the ball in
a r1onsectarian, unorthodox fash
ion. Yet, on the shoulders OF
this young Californian there
rested today most of the glory
for the Brooklyn Robins hu1nb-
ling the .league-leading Cubs 8 to 0
and going into virtual tie with
the Cards for the runner-up berth.
Only three games now separate
the four contenders for the bur1t-
ing.
To be sure Babe Phelps
hurled a masterpiece, allow.
ing the powerful Bruins only
five hits, but it was Babe
Herman's dramatic homer in
the eighth with one man on
that frigidaired 1t and sent
the pennant-cOnsciOus Cubs
home to rOOst with big and
little shivers playing tag on
their spinal columns.
Luque or Ray Moss may try to
duplicate Phelps great work to-
day with Dazzy Vance for the
climatic finale.
Acting Manager Dave Bancroft
snatched the game for the Giants
over st. Louis, 2 to 1, either by
a stroke Of strategy or a piece Of
luck. He sent Hogan to bat for
Critz in the seventh with Jack
son on. third and Roettger on
second. Hogan raped a grounder
to Colbert. who fielded slowly. and
Jackson scored, while Roettger
went to third and scored ON the
throwout that retired Leach. And
so today nobody mentioned Ho-
gan or Bancroft and said Clar-
ence Mitchell won a hurting duel
from Burleigh Grimes.
Jim Moore q rookie from
| Dallas, sOcked q homer with
one ON and basketed It, 8 to
1, for the AS over Detroit.
Grove was the winning
pitcher.
Babe Ruth's 1927 record for
homers will likely stand. The
Yanks won 8 to s from Cleveland
largely by virtue of Combs hit
ting. Babe got two hits, but moth
ing approaching four-sacker.
Lefty ODoul, in the role Of
pinch-hitter, homered with two
on In the sixth and tied the
score and thus encouraged the
Phils went ahead and finally low.
cred away the Reds, 8 to s.
Pat Caraway could be coaxed
out Of only five hits by Boston,
so the White Sox wrapped it up,
10 to l.
The Washington times., 1930-09-10

his coaching. Buddy Myer sub
FStituted for Harris.
Washington players will turn
out en- masse for q colored cham
pionship game to be played under
arc lights tonight.
An American League GUS
tom long observed. may be
revised in 1881. Heretofore
teams representing E. 8. Bar
nard's circuit have Refrained
from meeting one another In
spring games. When the
Washington club starts it,
exhibition season 1T Biloxi, IL
Is hoped that several contests
with Cleveland, whose train
ing base Is located ct NeA
Orleans, can be arranged.
National leaguers have been
claShing in preseason contSetS for
years now and apparently without
damage. Not only would such q
practice afford worthwhile COM
petition but it would also boost
the gate receipts substantially.
II such a practice Is approved
by President Barnard, games with
other American League entries
may be scheduled, both at Biloxi
and Chattanooga.
Secretary Eddie Eynon Of the
Washington Club, Is in favor Of
eliminating the transforming
swing northward following the
regular training period down
south.
81 think that after . ball
club gets itself on edge 1T It's
training camp it should head
directly hOmeward," was his
explanation today. Spring
training Is primarily . cOndi-
tiOning period and not
financial venture
Hot Dog Whataman Shires is
going TO- Japan.
Yes, sir. the great man will
join a transforming team which
is to tour the Orient this winter.
Heinie Natush. who Ii to join
the same bah club on q Pacific
Coast jaunt, has announced that
he has no intention of going
abroad.
Ed Charity, washington club
coach. was yesterday saddened by
the death Of his aged father.
Charity was summoned to his
fathers bedside Monday night.
Messages Of coincidence were sent
him by Manager Walter johnson
and his teammates.
Washington created q seasonal
tie with the Brownies by winning
out yesterday. The series now
stands at 1o-all. The 0riffmen
hold an edae over their ether SIX
Ahnaracan League rivals.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-24

takym ktorl sepc, kto1 hovora ze to pocul cd toho
ten Ease OCT too ten Cd too Ami nevertc nikdv ta-
kNln tacenNm obeznkom, IA ktore nenli smeost sa nj
k1o podplsa svoJim vlastnln menom 70 si vsetko
''triky' na kanlanie vocov
kanddacia p. Fredmana e nam >lovakom pra ina
pleto no podporujme. Pozname no tsci Slovaci ako
staoceho nlleho ticheho cloveka, ocotn6ho pom0c
poladlt ked' bude zvoleny, bude mat Wac mozlosi
nam pomoct Elavnou vyhodou bude ze obzaovalv a.
ebo zaluVlci Slovak nebude potrebova tlmocnikov u
k'orNch sa stava re zle retumoca daktor6 vyznann6
sova, od ktorych zavsi vska trestu acbo soboda Po
tom p Friedman e predsa mas krajan ktoy pozni nase
stabe slime stlanky vie naSe skutky osudzovat' ma
sho dusevneho rozpolozena. Ked' bude zvolenv bude
nam vd akou zaviazany. ..">
konecne p. Friedman ma velkll prilezitost' bvt
zvoieny Nebudeme hlasovat Ma nenlozneo kandidata
ne'ame svoJe hasy nadamo hlasy $1,000 volicov b,-
dc sa deEt devat kandidaov na toto move sudcovsk6
mleso. Mnoi zalci voeb hovoria ze Wit azn6mu kan
dldatov postacl $4,000 hlasov p. Friedman ma zabez-
pecenych hasov uz eraz Wac Endorsovane ieho este
cdneho kandidata advokatsko komorou ma toto mesto
dao navod Illu, koho ma hlasovat Nase hlasv mo-
zu hodne prevazit zabezpect' vitazstvo D. Fredma-
novi Preto pracu me hasujme zaiiho svorne MEDAL
me sa chytat' na volebn6 "triky'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-24
AKO sA NEMA PoL1TIKA RoBIT.

kazdy obcan ma pravo pozovat' pred vol bami
"a svojich priate ovkandidaov pracovat Toto pravo
lnu zarucuji l1stavne zakony.
Ale vazny americky obcan nesnlzi ma taki poll
tiku, korou bezzkladne ocerluje tenktory kandi-
dat. Amerike 81 ucia flair play fair dealing.
Toto spomlname preo, ebo nam do us dostaly
pe'ne clry he vraj po slovenskyeh domcnostach
chyrovane sh take neplvdy p. Jozefov Friedmanov,
kandidatovi noyoutvorene sudcovske mesto Common
Pleas s1du ze tom Sovic ktori p. Friedmana po-
znaj1, al pohorsujd ... ..~..s--... .... <..s.
Toto bezzakadne ocierilovanie p. Friedmana vede
s akste dl tclo prislovka klanat mono aspo do
casu tomto pripadc do volieb re takao ''kam-
pam podari
No tax potka nema nesne robit' Nepravdou
nikto este daeko nezasel ikto 81 takm sposobom po
chvau cest nezadovaz. Vydavat' krive svedecvo o
spolubliznom nelna AMI voIebnej Rampant.
Cest' charakter p. Friedmana je otvorena klnha.
Dvadsat diva rokov dcirkuje tuna medzi Slovakm Jcho
obi dbenost' medzi nasim l'udom ia nepekra kampa
proti MENU teraz nazatu asne, ze ako jeho medz
Slovakmi stojl.
Slovaci-volicia nedajte mic tieto volebne triky'
Nepochvaje ziadne klebety ked vam kto bude niedo
takeho hovorit povedzte m ze ste neprs vcela kra
jill sepotaya kampal1 je vzdy klalAstvo Nevelte mic
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-24
MA IL. VYROCIE CEsKO -sLOVENsKEJ
REPUBLIKY.

Ccsko- -Slovcnskj Repu>ika oslavi %. oktobra H. W.
locie svojho trvania vstlp do 3. rocnlka azkeho
vnitoln6ho zahrancntho poozena.
Slovelsko Podkarpatska Rus este vzdy lie sll IL
spokojent vonk, cd vychodu zapadu juhu pricho-
dia cierne cnlly, korvch bude blrka. Ma dodatok.
Ia repubiku zal'ahla t'azka hospodarska kriza
Nebudl to najradostnejSie oslavy.
mohlv by bvt' aspoG povzbudzujncini, keby Pra-
he mali Wac porozunlenia pre- spravodlivost.
Nebude 10 pSa Stamina, AMI Nemca Mad ara dobrl
cesko-slovenskI obcan bratia Cesi dali teskIm Nem-
hospodarske vlhody IA lkor Slovenska; Masaryk
zakladd sovensk Im Mad arom akadeniu Wed a umeni
nema jedneho slovka ia slovelsk1 technkll.
Ably Slovensko umcai, Gessi politikir Slizali Sa
Nenci l,oveda Sov1Eom: :: HI a, my vas nepotrc-
bujeme vo Wade. My 81 dame rady rcpublike / bcz
vas." A Slovensko smutne sklono hlavu Dostava len
orocky odrobinky bohat6ho stola.
Ale Masaryk nezska Mad arrow vencanli alade-
miou: neuspoko htavost' Mad a1ska klsom 70 ziveho
tela Slovenska Ked' nastane btrka, Mad ari Nemci
budi utekat' repubiky AMI pokan tcpacej lode A
potion, kto vie ci bratom Cechom podari osla tie
horkosti ktort dosavad Slovakom Rusinom dali pit
Il budu tito vyievat' svoju klv odusevnenn taki
rcpublilu ktora i'm bola macosskou!
Lebo darmo je, Yak rTvane tolo macosstva sa
dari Tolo n VIDAL sam Milan Hodza, vodca drucj
najvacsej politickej strany Slovensku nedavnej
svojej rec povedane MARITIME (tez akste ME nahoda
ze prave Martinez, vyhlasil:
''Jesti by cclonarodnc (celostatne) slanv a cello
statna asa administrative po zakrokoch cintel ov so
venskych riesenu zvlastnych slovelskych probltmov
neprkrociv niesy by toto omeskanie tax velk zod
povednost re ej dosahu dnes vobec tazko hovorit "
Rezim, ktory republke od zacatku panuie,
osvedcil PotrebnI je rezim novI, novIm lud mi Re
publiku treba postavit zdrave zaklady savaskeho
brastva, korej bude panom ME Czech pr pomoci Mem
ca Mad ara. ale Czech, Slovak Rusin Len tax bude
republika zdrava mocll. Len tax bude verna svomu
posaniu. Len ako taxa ma buddcnost
Gin skorej 81 toto uvedomia braa Cesi, tym epsie
pre- mich i pre- mas
tomto duchu pozdravujeme Cesko-Slovensk1 Re
Dubliku!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-24
HROZNA POMSTA
POIIAKOV MA UKRAINCOCH

Vo vychodnej Haliei byva vyse
5000, 900 Rusov, ktori su grecko-
katolfckeho nabozenstva. Tito bo-
juju "a autonomiu v Pol'sku, ale
pol ska vlada i'm ju nechce dat.
Preto sa tito halicski Rusi (zvani
al Ukrainci, Malorusi, Rusini)
sorganizovali do revolucnej orga-
nizacie a pachali sabotaz voci Pol
sku. Palili 1rodu pol'skych sPach
ticov, valali mostly trhali zelez-
nicne kol'aje. A vobec prevadzali
teroristick1 einnost', ably tax pri-
nutili pol 'sk1 vladu dat i'm auto
nomiu. Pol ska vlada teraz Wy
slala ma mich vojslo, ktore vel
kou surovost 'ou nivoci dediny a
majetok ruskeho obyvatel stva. A
nielen to. Vojaci blu ma deresi
muzov, zeny, deti, ba i knazov,
trhaju strechy S domov, nicia vse-
tky vysivky inc znamky ruskej
kultury, zavreli vsetky kulturne
kcoperativne spolky dive gym
nazia. Arestovane bolo vyse 500
osob, z tych II snemovych poslan-
Gov a II knazov. Cely vzdelany
svet je touto brutalnost'ou vzru-
senf. Casopisy ziadajd zakrocenie
Llgou Narodov.
Je ma zaplakanie, re sa my Sla-
viani nemozme znasat'. Ked' mas
druhi nebijd, sami sa bijeme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-24
20 sCHODZE OKR.
SBORU 81. LIGY
(Dokonfenie 81. strany.)

Potom NJ. Mraz a N. J. Lesnak
podali zpravu kniznici, ktora
uz tcinluje. Prijate boly Stanoyy
a pravidla a potvrdeny knihov-
mix. Trad Druzstva Kniznice bu-
de voleny V decembri. 10 zpravy
docasneho tajomnlka DruzStva
vynimame. ze do Druzstva pri-
sl1cha % spolkov a klubov, ktore
vplatily spolu S405. u tychto pc
naz1 ami polovica nebola este mi
nuta, lebo sa Ma banke nachodi
vyse S210. ia tieto penazie maju
byt' objednane este d'alSie kniz-
ky. Okresny Sbor Slov. Ligy po-
tom odhlasoval 70 svojej poklad-
nice 5000 na kniznicu a PIP. Pal
kovicovci slubili, re Sbor IT'S. K.
Sokola odhlasuje $40.
Tajomnik Okr. Sboru oznamil,
ze obdrzal ziadost' cd hi. uradu
Ligy na prispenie ku sbierl1e v
prospech PAM Bozeny Tukovej.
Odhlasovane bolo $40.
p Michal Rybar, Glen financ-
neho vyboru Okr. Sboru oznamil,
re knihy tajomnika a poEladnlka
nemohly byt' prezrett, lebo sa Ma
schodzu vyboru nedostavil ami
pokladnll ami dvaja clenovia w
boru. Tajomnikovi ,bolo nariade-
ne, ably syolal este jednu schodzu
vyboru.
Po( zisteni cisteho prljmu 20
Slovenskeho Dina, vybor pre- do
brocinnost bol povereny, ably sa
priprayil ku rozdeleniu tohto
cisteho prijmu medzi slovenske
ydovy a siroty IA Mahoning do
line, ..ako bolo usnesene zastupca-
mi vsetktch spollxov pred Sloven-
skym Dnom. Vo WHORE sd PIP.
Lesnak, Hudik Benedik a kaz-
dy q mich sd ma doznat vo svo-
JON okrese vdovacl, ktore maj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-24
SLOVENSKY OBCHODNiK ~.
OKRADNUTY o $500


V sobotu V noel naznami zio.
deji vlamali sa do domacnosti
sloyenskeho obchodnika p. Stefa-
ma Frankie, 35 Montgomery st.
a ukradli mu z vrecka $2S5. Ne
uspokojenl $ tymto lovom, Via
maci ukradli este $15. pehazen-
ky PAM Ffankovej a potom usli.
Vlamaei yylamali oblok a TAX sa
dostali do bytu p.. Franku. Ukfad
mute peniaze boly utrzene V jeho
masiarskom obchodc Ilodeji ne
boil chyteni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-24
ZELEZNICIARI "a SEsT-
HODINOVY DEN


Sedem zelezniciarskych unif sa
usnieslo zacat' boj "a sest'- '-hodi-
novu pracoynn dobu ma ameri-
ckych zelezniciach, bez snizenia
mzdy. Do Chicago svolana je ma
u. novembra schodza 700 zastup-
coy lokalnych' unii, ma ktorej bu-
de vypraeoyany plan kampane.
Zavedenfm 6-hodinovej pracovnej
doby dostalo by robotu pri zelez-
iticiach 10000 teraz nczamestna-
nych zeleznieiaroy.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-26
HUNDREDS OF
 DE 1T HS OCCUR OVER CHR|STMI
TWO O-THIRDS DUE ITO POI OWED LIQUOR, REVEALS
 CHECK UP

NEW YORK, Dec. 26, (R Two hundred or more deat marred Christmas joy and ac dents took a heavy toll fro coast to coast.
 There were accidents frt fires, by water-drownings a hunting as well as poisoned Ii uor, automobiles and trains.
 Automobiles running on sli pery roads was one of the grea est causes flor destruction h poisoned liquor apparently to the greatest harvest, In New Yo City it was claimed betwe. five and 10 died from drinkh poisoned liquor
 Three drowned in Californ when a launch capsized,
 A total of 35 were killed oh U Pacific Coast and as many mo injured
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-26
RUMOR|sT HUBBARD '. . DIES AT INDIANAPOLIS: . CREATOR 'ABE MARTINI

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec, 26, (P)- Kin Hubbard, age 62, humorist and creator of "Abe Martin" died suddenly from heart disease.
 He leaves ~ widow, son and daughter a brother and sister to survive him
 He came to Indianapolis when a young man and entered neWs- paper work He created Abe Martin in 1904 a mythical perl sonage with his habitat in the hills of Brown county
 Hubbard was born at Belle- fontaine, Ohio. He was close friend of Will Rogers and Chic Sales.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-26
ADVANCED CAUSE

NEW YORK, Dec. 26. (P)-For.n- CT Judge Ben Lindsey defended his record as judge and citizen and advanced the cause of com panionate marriage as a great pro- gressive social idea which will re- cognize that marriage is made for man." He attacked Bishop Will liam Manning as a reactionary among clericalS.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-26
LOW DISCOUNT RATE
 RESTORE CONFIDENCE

NEW YORK, Dec, 26, P)- The redisconnt rate of two per cent is the lowest in the history of the Federal reserve system as we'll as the lowest in the world; it is now in effect.
 The New York Federal Reserve Bank is of the opinion it was the most constructive move possible and would renew faith abroad as to the strength of the New York money market.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-26
TOWNS sADDENED ON CHRISTMAS DAY
 TWO TRAGEDIES
SIX KILLED IN ONE FAMILY WHEN THEIR CAR AND
 TRAIN MET

CHICAGO, Dec, 26. (P)-Lom- ira, Wisconsin and Barnum, were saddened Christmas day because at Lomira only mother and young son remain in the schultz family of eight.
 The father, s. q Schultz, two daughters, Esther 15 and Anita 14, the grandparents, MI and Mrs. Herman Schultz and Raw nond, eight, were killed in a crash of their automobile with a train as they were enroute to church
 At Barnum, two automobiles collided and tive gasoline tank of one, exploding.
 The dead are Mable Rundgren, Mrs. Glenn Harper and Marion Harper of Duluth; Edith Larsen of Cloquet, Minn., Axel Ander- son, driver Of the other car, and His wife were critically injured
 The Andersons were enroute home with presents for seven children.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-26
VILLAGE |s WIPED OUT IN ARGENTINE
 HOLIDAY EARTHQUAKE

sALTA, Argentine, Dec, 26, (F, -Thirty-three are dead and TO persons were injured in an earth quake, over the holidays, which destroyed the small Andean vil- lage of Lapoma.
 Survivors said the earthquake was accompanied by sound which commenced like distant thunder beneath the earth's sur- face, the crescendo increasing until at one time it sounded like greatly amplified galloping hors- es.
 From two huge cracks in the earth's surface oozed hot water left by the quake.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-26
SPRING STYLES HINT
 0F LINGERIE COLLARS

M PARIS, Dec, 26, (P) Advance notices of springs styles, hint ed ait in mid-winter additions to style collections, indicate furore of lingerie collars and sleeve touches.
 Cushion lace, both white and colored, is seen at one important house, used as edging for slightly starched linen collars and iabots.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-26
sUGGESTS EMBARGO ON CANADIAN WHEAT
 DUE PRICE DECLINE

WASHINGTON, Dec, 26, tP)- Chairman Legge of the Farm board suggested a temporary em- nargo on wheat, to the members of the Senate agricultural com mittee.
 Legge said this would be the most effective method of deal- ing with importations of Cana dian wheat which is feared if world prices decline further be- low domestic levels.
 Senator Capper of Kansas said ne Would be glad to sponsor" legislation if warranted.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-26
ITALY HAS DEFICIT

ROME, Dec. 26. (P-Treasury statement gives the deficit of It- ally for the first five months of the fiscal year as $43,7OOOO0 The cabinet met and decided to reduce ministerial expenditures for the current and next fiscal year by 15,OOO,0O0. This will relive the bud get of about $35,OOO,OO0 for the re- maining six months owing to slash ed salaries of government em- ployes.