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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
Phone Vocabulary Small.

NEW YORK, April 10 (P.-A 50-word
vocabulary permits a rather extensive
telephone conversation. A study OF 500
conversations by the American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co. shows that so
words account for so per cent of the
total and TOO words for 95 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19

Retired Frederick County Farmer
Passes Away.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, April 1e.--
Albert Mortimer Peery, rs. retired
farmer. native of Frederick County, Va
but residing in this county and city
most of his life, died at his home here
wednesday of paralysis.
Surviving are the widow, formerly
Miss Mary Virginia Barbour; three
daughters, Mrs. G. A. Legge, Mrs. c
M. Allamong and Mrs. A. E. Zepp, all o.
this city; three sons, A. S., w. H. anc
r. w. Peery all Of this city; one sister
Mrs. James C. Ritter, Winchester, Va.
and one brother. A. H. Peery, Mcclure
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
Mussolini Praises Naval ENJOYS.

ROME, April 10 (P.-Premier Mus
solini last night received Foreign Min
lister Grand and Admiral Sirianni, Ital-
ian delegates to the London Naval Con-
ference, and reiterated to them his ap-
proval of their course Of action at the
conference. The Duce Thursday had
complimented Signor Grandi on the
work of the Italian delegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19
JOHN P. DWYER DIES

Former President and Managing
Editor of Philadelphia Record, IS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10 R.-
John p. Dwyer, IS, former president
and managing editor of the Philadel-
phia Record, died at his home today.
Mr.. Dwyer had been i'll for about six
years and retired from active news
paper work two years ago.
During the World War Mr.. Dwyer
was secretary of local draft board
which drafted Grover G. Bergdoll, draft
dodger and Army deserter, into the
Army, and 1t was through his activity
that Bergdoll was finally imprisoned,
only to escape later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19

Montana public schools have divided
$498, 295 received from oil royalties in a
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-19

Forty-three of the 1873 members of
the two branches of the Kentucky AS
Sembly are farmers.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
LA FERIA Sc ABRIRA MA
MANA

Trenes conduciendo los espec-
taculos de Johnny J. Jones,
que Sc ADRIAN manana junto
con la Feria del Sur de Flori-
da, llegaron durante ell dfa de
aver, cerrandose al transito,
desde por la manana, la Gale
North Boulevard, entire Cass y
la Gale North Newport.
Toda la noche de aver estu-
vieron trabajando los carpinte.
ros, los que tambi6n laboraran
TODD ell dfa de hoy, de modo
que las obras Sc hallen termina-
,das para manana, a las diez,
cuando ell alcalde Mckay en-
tregara los terrenos de la Fe-
ria a la Association que preside
Mr.. Brorein.
Ell programa de la Feria,
combinado por ell administra-
dor SHREDDER, es ell siguiente:
Martes, enero %, aperture,
con carreras de AUTOMOBILES;
microbes, dia 20, Dia Espe-
cial; jueves, enero 80, Dia de
La gaceta., 1930-01-27

complete Gel permiso que Sc les
habia dado. Ademas, despues de
I'm entierro, aun tratandose de
i'm pariente, tno es la costum-
bre divertirse y brindar en- Ia
taberna? Era su argumento.
Dejaron, pues, marchar a sus
companeros Y entraron en- una
taberna ~enfrente del cemente-
rio. Pidieron de beber y Sc a
proximaron a una mesa, que
bien pronto qued6 cubierta de
botellas.
Sc habl6 primero del difunto
Guerin.
I'm obrero manifesto que no
habia por que sentirle, pues va
ell viejo tenia sus amos, y todos
los demas no creyeron conve-
niente emitir una opinion con,
La gaceta., 1930-01-27

c. c. CORCES
Notario P1blico
Eficiencia y Probidad
Telefono: Y 1913

traria.
Recayo entonces la conversa-
ci6n sobre Pedro, ell protegido
de Guerin.
-Ahi teneis uno que no pue-
do tragar-dijo ell obrero que a
su manera habia hecho la ora
ci6n fdnebre del antique con-
tramaestro 10 aborrezco...
-Vamos, Robin, 5que tie ha
hecho?
i Que me ha hecho? Ne ha
hecho, que me es antipatico...
va 10 sabes.
No podemos ser simpaticos
a TODD ell mundo. Pedro no tiene
NADIA de NAL companero, al con-
trario; y la prueba esta en- que
no lie faltan amigos en- Ell taller.
-POrque es un hip6crita, v
La gaceta., 1930-01-27

Sc encontraban en- condolences
de ganarse la vida Y ayudar a
SUI madre.
Tai era ell hombre que acaba-
ban de despedir para siempre
sus companies y amigos.
A la puerta del cementerio,
luego de haber estrechado la ma
no a algunos obreros amigos SUI
yos, Pedr subio a un coche de
punto con ell ciego, para llevar-
10 a su domicilio.
La mayor parte de los obre-
ros penSaron que, volviendo in
mediatamente al taller, podian
TRAFALGAR aun tres o cuatro no.
ras. Ocho o diez no fueron de
esta opinion. Los patronos no
habian exigidO que volvieran al
trabajo, y querian disfrutaF pOr
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
LA CONFERENCIA DE RE-
DUCCION DE ARMAMENT
TOS

Londres, Enero 27.-Mien
tras discutfan los cinco poderes
en- la Conferencia de Reduction
de Armamentos los dos particu-
lares que mas dificil Sc presen
tan: el metodo mas Appropriate
de limitation de las escuadras y
la demanda de Italia de paridad
con Francia-la Gran Bretan2,
de "motu propio", tuvo un mag
nffico gesto de sinceridad, a.
nunciando, que habia dado. or
denes de suspender la construc-
ci6n de los dos cruceros que Sc
tenia acordado.
La declaration de Gran Bre-
tana" coincide con la conferen-
cia que celebran en- Downing
Street" los "Grandes Cinco" y
que Sc dice ha dado un gran pa
so de avance hacia ell acuerdo
del t~onelaje que habra de SER
vir de base para la limitation
tecnica de los armamentos.
Al mismo tempo Sc ha pues-
to de manifesto la considera
ci6n que Sc esta dando a la idea
de resolver el problema italia
no de pacidad con Francia por
medic de la declaration de un
Tratado, que firmaran todas las
potencias. En- este tratado Sc ha
"a constar la soberanfa de dere-
chos de todas las naciones a
construir la flota adecuada a
,jsus n~ecesidades; pero los fir
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
hacer dichosa a su hija.

~ NA(AAChN - ~ HAJ~'
Era I'm mecanico. I'm dia la
caldera de una maquina hizo ex-
plosi6n, y ell desgraciado qued6
muerto en- ell acto. Dejaba a su
mujer con cinco hijos, ell mayor
tde los cuales tneia ocho amos.
Entonces Guerin dijo a su hi
ia:
TODD 10 que tengo es tuyo
desde hoy, y cuanto game sera
para criar a tus hijos.
No sobr6 mucho; pero. aun-
que NADIA lie quedase al llegar su
Ultima bora, ell senior Guerin tu-
vo ell consuelo de haber cumpli-
do con su deber. No deiaba tras
ST la miseria. Ell mas pequeno
de los huerfanos era todavia a
prendiz; pero los otros cuatrO
La gaceta., 1930-01-27

Al mes, aproximadamente, de
la llegada de Antonio Blanchard
a Paris, muri6 Anselmo Cue
rim.
Ell dfa del entierro del amelia
no obrero, no Sc cerraron los
talleres de la Gale de Saint Maur
pero Sc autoriz6 a la mitad de
los obreros para que acompana.
ran ell cadaver del antique con
tramaestre a su Ultima morada.
Anselmo Guerin era conocido
y respectable: durante toda su vi
da habia dado ejemplos de ira
bajo y buena conducta. Ell cor
tejo fdnebre fue numeroso.
A la cabeza Sc veia a Pedro, a
migo del difunto, que iba al la
do de un anciano ciego al que lie
servia de lazarillo.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27

guna.
FL proyecto del arreglo no So
ha redactado en- detalles toda-
via, ignorandose, ademas, 81 ell
premier Nussolini 10 encontra-
ra acceptable, no obstante haber
tsido favorable la primera impre
sion recibida del gobierno tia
liano.
Como Sc tiene acordado en-
principle los cinco grandes po-
deres navales Sc uniran en- una
declaration de que ell derecho
de construir barcos para la es-
cuadra que pueda desear cual-
quier naci6n, ha de ser exclusi-
yamente voluntario. Este acuer
do, 81 Sc toma, dara al traste con
eel proyecto de tonelaje a pro-
rrata Sc habia acordado en- ell
tratado de Washington.
Como consequence cada po-
der estipulara las necesidades
de sus construcciones navales
entire la fecha actual y ell ano
1886 que sera cuando ell profile
ma entero de la limitaci6n de
armamentos Sc revisara de con
formidad con ell acuerdo alcanza
do en- la conference de Wash
ington.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27

los Ninos y Padres y Maestros;
sabado, febrero 1, Revista iu-
venil y parada; lunes, febrero
3, Dia de Gasparilla; martes,
febrero A, Dia del Gobernador
" campesinos; microbes, Dia
de los Veteranos; jueves, Dia
de los Shriners; viernes, Dia de
Tampa, y sabado, febrero 8,
Dfa de TODD ell mundo, carre-
ras de automobiles y ~clausura.
Las GALES de Franklin,
Grand Central, tramos de la de
Tampa y Florida estan engala-
nadas con banderas y lucen un
elegante a~lumbrado, con bonn
billas de dolores.
Nuevas atracciones han sido
contratadas.
Para ga~rantizar ell orden er
la Feria y proteger a los ciuda-
danos que a ella concurran, la
policia prestara doble servicio
Al mando de los hombres u.
niformados estara ell teniente
McMorris
Los detectives, cumpliendc
instrucciones de Mr.. Fred Tho.
mas, su jefe, vigilaran a los
carteristas y ladrones.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
Qui6n es csc viejo ciego?

i Qulen eS csc VleJo clego!
Pedro no communicable sus a
suntos a nadie. BESIDE hacia al
gun TEMPO, iba con frecuencla
a la calle de Lille, pero no Sc
saba.
Anselmo Guerin fue enterra-
do en- ell cementerio del Pere-La
chaise, en- un nicho que habia
adquirido cuando perdi6 a su
esposa. En- aquella epoca ell G.
brero era cast rico, y al MORN
era completamente pobre. iPor
que? Muy sencillo, porque Guam
to CANADA 10 daba.
No habia tenido mas que una
hija, la cual Sc case a los VEIN
tie amos con un obrero al que ella
guerra y 81 apreciaba, porque 10
lconocia y saba que era capaz lie
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
MUERTE DE UN ALMIRAN-
TIE JAPONES

Tokyo, Enero IA la edad
de rs amos dejo de existir en-
ell dfa de hoy en- esta capital ell
almirante Baron Shigeto De-
wa, que fue comandante del
primer escuadr6n de la prime
ra division de la escuadra ja-
ponesa durante la guerra con
Russia.
Mas tarde, ell Baron Shigeto
Dewa fue atache naval en- la
embajada de Berlin y Enviado
Especial a la Exposition de Sn.
Francisco, en- ell ano 1915.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS"
Por
Henry Germain

ces los martes, que Sc quejan
sin cesar de su situaci6n, y que
echan la culpa a todos, menos
a ST mismos, de su mala fortuna
de su miseria.
No obstante, Pedro era bue-
no Y afectuoso con todos: eran
Eus companeros sus hermanos,
en- las horas de trabajo los que
ria, y cuando Sc presentaba Ia
OCCASION, tenia mucho gusto en-
servirlos:-
La gaceta., 1930-01-27

nantes voluntariamente Sc com
prometen a no construir mas
entidades guerreras de las cofn-
prendidas en- sus programs has
ia ell ano 1886.
La question del tonelaje que
Sc discute en- Downing Street
Dor mas de dos horas, Sc habla
estudiado por anticipate antes
de inaugurarse la conferencia
pero la idea de solucionar la dis
paridad entire Italia y Francia
surgi6 casi sin preparation al
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
IA POPULAR"
Sociedad de Beneficencia

Tenemos Clfnica propia, ~adaptada admirable
mente al servicio de cirugia.
Tenemos las consultas separadas de la Clint
ca, por tanto, n~uestros operados y enfermos gozan
de tranQuilidad y silencio.
Tenemos amplios cuartos para los enfermos, en-
los cuales existe holgura y amplitud.
Tenemos Farmacia propia con farmaceutlco
registrado para la confecci6n de las recetas de los
socios a c~ualquier bora que sea-.
Tenemos un ipmejorable servicio de emergen-
cia en- West Tampa e Ybor City.
Tenemos un inferno para dichas emergencies
que reside en- la Clinica.
Tenemos seis medicos que dan II horas de con-
Sultas semanales.
Tenemos un laboratorio propio y bien equipa-
do, servicio inmejorable de Rayos X. Nos sirven
todos los dentistas y comadronas que prestan SER
vicio a otras Sociedades.
Tenemos un departamento montado especial
mente para ell tratamiento de las Intermediates We
nereas.
Tenemos un fondo especial para epidemias; no
lie debemos a nadie y nuestro credito es inmeJorable.
Tenemos las mismas Quotas y las mismas die
tas cue la Sociedad que mas ofrece.
Tenemos ell orgullo de haber hecho, un tres
amos, 10 que ninguna otra Sociedad de Beneficencla
ha realiZado en- Tampa.
Todo ESQ tenemos: En- Ell porvenir tendremoS
mucho mas. No pierda listed la oportunidad de dis
frutar 10 que entire nosotros puede encontrar y que
en- otros lugares es facil que no eXista. listed tendra
con clio un servicio inmejorable, n~osotros tendre-
mos un nuevo socio.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27

respectivamente, por haber per
mitido a memories de edad traba-
jar en- sus talleres mas horas de
las reglamentarias.
Las ofensas cometidas, seg1n
las autoridades, llegan a 40, to-
das en- contravenci6n con las le-
yes que regular ell trabajo de
los ninos en- las fabricas.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
SANDING SALIO PARA GU
DAD DE MEXICO

Merida, Yucatan, Enero 27.
Augustine SANDING, jefe que
fuera de los rebeldes nicara-
gtenses que combatfan a los
soldados de Estados Unidos, ha
salido por aeroplano hacia We
racruz de donde continuara
viaje hasta Ciudad de MEXICO.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
CENTRIC ASTURIANO


Sc eta a los senores asocia-
dos para la Junta General Ordi
maria correspondence al cuarto
trimestre de 1929 que tendra e.
ell v!ernes 81 del actual, a
las ocho de la noche en- ell sailor
tatro.
Jose GonzdIez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
POR HACER A
LOS NINOS

Bombay India inglesa, Enc
70 &c. X. Seers y F. c. Ri
chards, managers y directories
de la General Motor, fundici6n
y fabrica de motores, la mas
grande en- toda la India, fueron
multados en- 1900 Y 500 rupees
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Esta noche sera elegida, en-
ell teatro Victory, la muchacha
que representara a Tampa en-
ell concurso de belleza de Mia
mi, senalado para ell pr6ximo
viernes.
La "reina" Sc escogera de es
tie grupo de cinco, Srtas. Mar
garet Ekdail, Frances Rodrf-
guez, Helen Weldon, Jerry
Smith y Gladys Hallock.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27

Preston Smith, jefe de la po-
licfa de transito, ha reiterado a
los automovilistas morosos ell
aviso de que arrestara, despues
del dia l de febrero, a TODD
ell que salga a la Gale sin la IL
cencia de 1880.
Las licehcias Sc venden en- la
oficina de la agencia local, que
esta a cargo de Mr.. c. F. Irsch
y Sc halla situada en- la esquina
de Marion y Madison.
Manana llegara al aerodro-
mo municipal la flota de ms
trucci6n de la companfa Cur
tiss-Wright Films Service, pro-
cedente de su aerodromo de
Valley Stream, New York.
Los aparatos estaban anoche
en- Raleigh, North Caroline, y
hoy pasaran ell dia en- Jackson
vile.
La direction del vuelo esta
confiada al photo Fred J. Will
liams, de Sarasota, iefe de los
Instructors de la escuela.
Viajan los estudiantes en- Gin
co aeroplanos Warner-Cessna
cinco Challenger Commando
hires, dos Curtiss Y dos de la
propiedad privada de otros tan
tos alumnos.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27
No Sc MoIeste con
Parches de Mostaza

M~usterole. preparada con acsits
puro de mostaza y ctros actiyos In
Rredientes producirA los mismos
efedtos que ell antigio parche de
mostaza, sin iejar aInpoilas.
Musterole sueIe Rliviar con prom
titud bronquitis, dolores de garRan-
ia, toses, resfriados, neuralgias.
congestiones, reumatismos, torcedu-
ras, doloresu musculares, ~contusio-
mes. y toda clase de males y dolo-
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitar
las pulmonfas. Vendese en- todan
las droguerfas, q 35c y CSC, en-
Jarros y en- Tubos. Tamaho de hos4
pital IS.
Ma4ow ou~ w~ ~-h -n~%nm~.
La gaceta., 1930-01-27

Olga, Sr. Me parece que tar
dara en- llegar como bora y media
-iY por que no me 10 dijo
cuando lie pregunte antes?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-02
MINISTER IS
 HELD GUILTY
 OF CONTEMPT I
California Supreme Court Upholds Conviction of
 Rev. Shuler

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct D. A habeas corpus writ has been issued in the contempt case against Robert Shuler, Los Angeles minis ter, and he has been remanded to the custody of the sheriff.
 Justice William Waste said the decision means the Rev Shuler must pay all fines, totaling Sl00, in connection with the sentence, and by so doing he escapes serving an additional five days of his 20- day term.
 In holding the Rev Shuler guilty of contempt, the State Supreme Court decided the constitutions. guarantee of free speech does not protect a citizen when he com ments on pending current cases in an attempt of "interferepce of or derly administration of Justice. '
 The decision upheld the convic- tion and punishment of Shuler for criticizing Superior Judge Marshall McComb of Los Angeles and his conduct of the trial of Jacob Ber- man and Dan Getzoff The charg- es grew out of the Julian Petroleum collapse several years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-02
" HITE JOINS DILL,
 COUZENS AS SENATE'S
 ssBIC THREE" IN RADIO

WASHINGTON, D. 0. Oct. 2.-- Couzens of Michigan. Dill of Wash ington and White of Maine loom up as the Senates "big three" in radio legislation this winter.
 Wallace H. White, jr., comes to the Senate from the House where he has been a leader for several years in drafting measures for gov ernmental regulation of radio. He was co-author with Senator Dill of the Radio Act of 1927 which created the Federal Radio Commission.
 While White is Republican Of the conservative type and Dill is a Progressive Democrat, they have worked together harmoniously on radio regulation.
 Senator Couzens stepped into the radio limelight when he introduced his bill providing for the creation of a commission on communica- tions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-02
Totals
Summary

Earned runs-St Louis l, Phil adeiphia 6; home runs-Cochrane and Watkins, each; two base hits -F'risch, Foxx, and Dykes; struck out-by Rhem 3 in three and one third innings; by Lindsey 3 in two and two-third innings, two by Johnson in two innings, by Earn show 8; hits-off Rhem ', runs off Rhem G. no runs and no hits off Lindsey and Johnson, losing pitcher Rhem; stolen bases Frisch, one; sacrifice bunt-Dykes 1; left on bases-St. Louis 6, Phil adelphia 6.
 Umpires-Rigler, National, plate; Geisel, American, first; Reardon, National, second; Moriarty,. Am erican, third base.
 Time of game-one hour, AT min utes.
 Attendance, 32,395; receipts, $152,- 635; players share, $77,892.85; clubs snare, $74.842.15.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-02
SIGNAL CORPS
 TO ERECT BIG
 STATION NOW
Powerful Plant to Supply Ala k a to Be
 Built Tn Seattle

SEATTLE, Oct. "A powerful wireless station, to supplant the government cable to Alaska, except in cases of emergency, will be built here at once it was announced.
 The new station will go into op- eration about the first of the year. : It will be erected on a 30-acre tract of land just south of Youngstown, by A. A. Atwood, representative of the United States Signal Corps on the property owned by the Puget Sound Mills Company.
 It is reported the station will cost $600,000 and S10,000 worth of radio equipment will be installed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-02

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. "A test of what is radio freedom of speech is involved in three damage suits filed here by c. A. Sorensen, at- torney general, against Richard F. Wood, lawyer, and station KFAB.
 Sorensen's suit for S30o000 vas the outgrowth of a speech Wood made attacking the attorney gen. eral during a campaign for renomi- nation by the Republicans. The cases in Federal court allege slan- der.
 The attorney general has as CO., plaintiffs Irwin Stalmaster his Omaha deputy, and Stalmas ITS father-in-law, Harry H. Lapldus, businessman and philanthropist. A
 The radio station was joined in the actions because, it was charg-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-02
KILLS THREE;
 WAS LOOKING
 FOR Z OTHERS
Man Estranged from Wife, Attempts to Wipe
 Out Family

WILLIAMSON, West Virginia, Oct. 2.-Three women, Mrs Flossie Adams, Mrs. John Campbell who .was Mrs. Adams mother, and Gym thia Mcclure, sister of Mrs. Camp bell, were shot and killed by Will liam Adams, aged 35, husband of Mrs Adams.
 The police said Adams and his wife were separated. He met her On the railroad track late yester- day afternoon, with Mrs. McGuire and shot them both when Mrs. Adams declined to speak to him. Adams then went to the home of Mrs. Campbell and killed her.
 Adams was captured in the hills where he fled He said he was after two men also.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-02
COMPOSITE SCORE
NEXT GAME The third game of the World Series will be played in St. Louis on Saturday.

SHIBE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 2.-The Athletics today advanced another big step toward second successive worlds cham pionship when they steam-rollered the St. Louis Cardinals with an- other heavy hitting attack, knock ing Flint Rhem out of the box and winning the second straight game, the score being 6 to l.
 George Earnshaw, Connie Mack's star right-hander, held the Cards to six hits, only two being for extra bases, and struck out eight men, walking but one The big pitcher, who has had trouble with his con- trol all season, worked in inn pressive style and was never in straits. The Cards lone score came from a homer by Watkins.
 Triumph Is Convincing
 The victory today of the Mack men was convincing. Before crowd of 32,395 fans, the same can- |nonading crew that blasted Grimes yesterday Cochrane, Simmons, Foxx and Dykes, reinforced by Bing Miller, this afternoon brought about the downfall of Flint Rhem in less than four innings. The As wrecking crew boarded him in the first frame for three hits, including la home run and a two-bagger, scoring two runs which proved to be enough to win without the Iother four which were scored be- fore Rhem was yanked in the fourth
 Except for the second inning, the Redbirds were unable to solve Earnshaw's delivery. In that in- ming, Watkins clouted the ball over the rightfield wall for their only score. The blow came with one down. Mancusco and Colbert fol- lowed him with singles but died on bases when Earnshaw famed Rhem and forced Douthit to pop up weakly to second base. After that the Cards had little chance to score.
 Frisch got to third in the third inning on Boley's error, a stolen base and Cochrane's wild heave to Icenterfield. After that the Cards had but three men on the paths, Lindsey singling in the fourth, Mancusco walking in the seventh. and Adams singling in the eighth.
 The Wrecking Crew Works After Bishop flied out to center and Dykes was thrown out at first by Adams, Cochraie got hold of one of Rhem's shoots and blasted lit over the rightfield wall for a home run. Simmons singled to right center and Foxx's smashing double to left scored him stand ing up. Foxx died at second when Bottomley took Miller's grounder and stepped on first.
 Frisch's error in the third paved the way for Rhem's downfall The Card pitcher got by the second without trouble, and the first two batters in the third-Bishop and Dykes were easy outs. Cochrane shot hot grounder at Frisch and the Card second sacker fumbled long enough for Mickey to get to ! first safely. Simmons smashed out a two-bagger to right, scoring Cochrane Foxx worked Rhem for a pass. Bing Miller came through with a single to left and Simmons scored Haas fled to Douthit for the third out.
 Rhem Is Benched
 Rhem was derricke in the fourth after one man was retired and runners were on. Boley led
 (Cnnfipnai nm Daoa Eiohtl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-02
By FRANK I. WELLER GA. P. Farm EditOr)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. D. The farm boards nearest approach to McNary- -Haugenism = the doc Urine that the commodity served should pay for removal of it's own surplus-is revealed in plans au- thorized for the California grape control board.
 Growers representing 85 per cent of the states grape production, have assigned control of their crops to the board and authorized fund of $2,000,000 year to purchase and remove from the market as much of the surplus as may be necessary