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Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06
BOXING SUFFERS
BAD YEAR Since
RICKARD'SDEATH
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press ST. ortS Editor

NEW YORK, Jan. & UP, One
year age today the world Of fisti-
cuffs lost its most important and en-
tcrtaining figure when Tex Richard
,tcd ut Miami Peach.
The year that has passed has seen
the boxing game in which th" late
promotes was 50 preeminentiY >uc-
ccssful, plunged into the doldrums of
.oediocrity. Those who succeeded
Eichard nave demonstrated alnP!y
their inability to keep the aPper
hand in this modern "'racket. -
Managers who respected Tex, or at
least feared and "played BALI with
INN, now have the present heads OF
Madison Square Garden running be
wilderedly in circles.
Had Rickard lived, we would nave
\ heavyweight champion today, and
lhat would be something. 1t is also
more than likely that the inertia III
tuc other diisions would not cNist.
The master Snowman would nave
seen to that.
There is some ground for belief,
hnwcvcr, that Tex Rickard had
reached lie crest Of his Success
shortly before his sudden dcath and
that If he had lived he might have
seen his more amazing dream castles
tumble to earth around him. As Il
promoter of boxing, he was without
Il peer. put Tex had dreamed Of
other ventures, a sporting pal"dlSe
Ill Florida. race tracks and gambling
casinos, amusement piers and real
estate developments.
The wrcckagc of itickard 5 dreams
.an he seen today in darkcned win
dows and sheriffs padlocks, crum-
bling skeletons of steel that were
never completed, mortgages over
everything. Mrs. Rickard, the Young
widow, who married Tex when he
vas practically a millionaire, is liV-
j ing today in sccluSion in modest
apartment at Miami Beach, tYIA%
IL sell the house which Rickard re
modelled and rcfurnished for her hy
! the waters Of Biscayuc Bay. The
! millionaircs whom Tex was too proud
TO call his customers, still play lux
uliouslv in the Florida sunshine. but
when the promoters assets were
! totalcd there was next to- nothing
j left for his widow and small dadSh-
/ ter.
Rickard : successors are trying to
lrangc Il bout to be held at Miami
I in February, and unless their be
vildcrmcnt is their idea Of publicity
ncv are cutting rather poor figures.
asst years fight, arranged hv Tex
ard carried through with the as
,iStance If the glowing rrrNo' ltY
If Jack Dempsey, WAS s.lrrt>S from
- financial point of view. This year 5
If they have one at ALL which Is
G,ubttul, is not going 60 he anything
, o. the sort,
1t took the Imagination, fertile
ana daring. of rcN Hickard, Ia on
c.nizc the Eight game to it's Slam-
nous peak of 1927. Ii took Richard 5
>lrcud. suspicious mentality to keep
:lc gaspiug parasites of managers
no mtrst the sport from running It,.
Boxing never has missed an indi-
/ l,dual rs much as Tex Rickard has
llcu missed during the past year.
\ report from Dc!ano, Kern coun
tv, SAYS the Navel orange crop OF
the RichgroVe-Jasminc district will
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06

when handled properly. The average
floor is subjected to more wear and
abrasion than any other surface in
the home. Frequent painting o. var
rishing is necessary and costs less
in the long run. The job is simple
and very inexpensive if properly
done. 1t is generally advisable to
use one or two coats of varnish over
painted floors as finish. Nalnish
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06
The Builders
Question Box

g. The wood work in my home is
dark, and the walls arc grey. do not
like this color combination ~ 1t
seems to make the openings stand
out too much. Please suggest some
harmonizing color schemc.-MRS. I.
y. If your walls are pearl grey, II
lavender grey enamel would he. eff
fcctivc. If French grey lavender
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06

We know of nothing that qualities
better as labor saving device than
this simple little sack holder. Shov,
cling feed into a sack is slow aud
awkward for one worker, without
some device for holding the sack up
right and keeping the. mouth of the
sack open, The holder here shown
was built by Professor Ellis of the
Farm Crops Department at the Man.
itoba Agricultural College. 1t can be
made in short time. The platform
upon which the sack rests is l5x2 t
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06
BOROTRA WINS DOUBLES

PARIS, Ian. 6 UPn Jean Borotra,
WHO won the singles title from Bill
fllden Saturday, annexed the dou-
Lies championship in the Christmas
cup tennis tournament when. u4ircd
"ith Gla>sHrr, he defeated tho Tor
foiva brothers Of Chile yesterday,
So, 64 Il-9.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06
Hints For
HOmebuilders

Lawrence II. herman, manager of
paint departments for the Imperial
Valley Hardware Co. says, "rhc
painted floor offers a simple problem
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06
SPEEDY DAD0 IS
COMING BACK TO
FIGHT ON FRIDAY

Guaranteed to give more oPposi-
ZION TO Speedy Dado than did Willie
Kane last week. Jimmy Luca, fly
weight champion of the navy will
tackle the recognized champion of
ihc world in the local arena Friday
nignt. giving the fans another OPP
portunitv to see the little Filipino
champion in action.
The affair is rcmatch. for the
bows met once before at the Olympic
club in Los Angeles several months
ago. In the fourth round Of that
fight Lucas had the Filipino Gazcd
and looking bad. In the fifth round
Dado opened up Il severe Ell: over
J;mmy's eye, and the referee was
forced to stop the fight, giving the
vcrict to Dado on a technical knock
cut.
Since that time Lucas has been
begging for Il chance to get into the
ring with Eado ..gain, and gets 1t
Friday night. The boys are coming
into the ring at III pounds oVe@ the
tlywcight limit, so that Dado s
cham pionship Will not be at stake
This. however, is more or less trivial
providing the fans see fight such
as is rcasoha:e to expect.
As though this we're not SuftlcIeh
fer anv card, the club has alst
| matched Bobby Pacho and frankie
Boldt, in the eight round sem'-fjnal
! iiobbv takes second place only tt
! DHdo and the fans of the valley
know that with him in the ring theN
are certain to see plenty of action
The popular valley fighter is fully
recovered from IL recent illness ant
will be in good shape for FRIDAY
night
Boldt has fought Baby Sal S"ri"
:; ntiago Gorilla and Victor klf
! Ponce twice each, and has alS'
/ hexed Goldic Hess and FL PaSo Joe
Rivers. In two previous fights here
! frankie WAS up against southpaWs
unI his showing WAS not as well ~
| it might have been. but the boy
docs not like southpawS and nohodl
ran blame him.
Pet Yangco and Andy Armstrong
| will take the six-round special. This
/ is Andv's first siX-roundcr, ana the
! lloltvillc colored boy is working
| hard for the occasion being Gttcr
mined to make "A winner of it.
Santiago Atadero, who took th'
decision from Pilino Kilat her@ two
weeks ago, will meet Clarence Ap
! plebv of Wilmington in the opener,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06

Every dollar you invest in Frigidairc
buys definite rnIuc-,aiuc in terms OF
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combined.
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06

inches and is made of inch dressed
lumber. \ l''x6" upright securely
fastened to the platform supports the
l"x3" adjustable bar. To this bar
is fastened the curved rod which
keeps the mouth of the sack open.
The dimensions given are for the
heavy canvas sack commonly used
in Canada and the Middle West.
They would have to be changed for
the larger mouthcd sacks used ON the
pncific coast aud in many other
parts of the country
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06

Creative agencies everywhere are
advising and encouraging home
building. They appreciate fully that
now is the time to build. Everyone
who can possibly do 50 should ar
Iangc to build home of his own.
FL Ccntro's greatest need is more
Lumc3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06

blue wood work would he harmonl-
Gus. If a very light grey, a green grey
could be used. Suggest that you nave
your palmer maze up samples Of the
shadc You think would be best, 5"
you may determine which one better
harmonizcs with your walls. II you
wish YOU may have your doors two
toned,n that is, darker shade for
thc uancls than for the stiles ana
rails. This is sometimes very nice.
ii well done. but is not SO restful
Il there is much difference in color.
@. What is the difference bet Necn
Keene's cement and ordinary plaSt-
cr IL. NJ.
A. The principal differcnc" be
tween these two materials Is that
hard wall plaster is Iuickscttlng
material that has been artlflrlally
~ytarded, while kccnc's ccmc'i rs
naturally slow setting without nav
my any form "f retarder added
Neenc's ccmcn, possesses NV" uh'
usual and very valuable qualities.
One is that it can be stored for wears
# necessary. without losing amy part
of its strength or dctcrioratin% IN
any way. The other is that It can
nc rctcmporcd. Kccnc'S cement does
not "kill,' however often it IS re-
mixed. Kecnc 5 cement is extensive
y employed in the manufactur" OF
Cacn stone and Travcrtine FINISH
aad is'alsn used for backing up artl-
ficial marble (Scagliola) rs we'll as
ior wainscots, finishing columns ana
other forms of ornamental plaster
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06

Shafter, Kern county, is shipping
The first of - cars of lettuce.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06

\ report from Dclano, Kern coun
tv, says the Navel orange crop Of
the RichgroVe-Jasminc district will
be only 80 ears.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06

is more easily cleaned and is tough
and makes a harder wearing surface,
the wear being on the varnish in.
stead of the color. Good floor varnish
should be used, not an upright wood
work or spar varnish y .t,
Build now. 1t is better by far to
build now within your present
means than to defer building OH ac-
count of not being able to construct
just the kind of home you ar, de
sirous of eventually owning. Even
though it be temporary dwelling
place, it will relieve YOU of the bur
den of paying rent.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-06

Below is shown The famous FriEidairc
"Cold Control which speeds the !geez-
ing of ice cubes and desserts.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
PREPARADA LA POLICIA
DE CHICAGO PARA AC-
TUAR CONTRA LOS ROJOS

Chicago, Mario 5.-La poll
cia de Chicago destacada para
vigilar la International demos
TRACTION de obreros sin trabaio
senalada para mahana, esta bus
cando la manera de impedir
que ell servicio de tranvfas y
omnibus sufra perjuicios.
Els possible, ha dicho ell jefe
de detectives John Steg, Que
los comunistas traten de c0rtar
la corriente electrical de la ciu-
dad como un recurso para oca-
sionar motines durante su de-
mostraci6n.
Aver fueron detenidos en-
las oficinas del partido comu-
nista la Srta. Palma Polkoff y
cinco hombres contra los cua-
les todavia no Sc han hecho
cargos.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

maron, Sc alegraron; y Sc hizo
amable, expansive, despierto... -.
Al cabo de tres meseS no hubie-
ran dicho que era ell mismo. En-
los ninos, como en- las personals
mayores, la felicidad produce
esos efectos. Por nuestra parte,
~nosotros eramos los seres mas
felices de la creaci6n. BESIDE a
manana a la noche, tirando de
la LENA, mi marido cantaba sin
parar. Yo estaba tan allegro, que
llegaba hasta la embriaguez...
No Sc 10 que es ell amor mater
nal, pero no creo que una ma
DIRE pueda sentir mas carino que
ell que 20 sentia por nuestro Pc
drito. listed me creera 81 quie-
re; habia veces en- que me figu-
raba que habia nacido de mi
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

me sentia; una fortuna no me
habria hecho tan feliz. Figdrese
listed: tenia un nino, una cria-
tura a quien querer; no 10 habfa
dado a luz, pero era milo de to-
dos modos. Ell sueno de toda mi
vida, sc haltaba realizado. NJ
necesito decirle como 10 quise...
Los primeros dias era timido.
estaba como asustado, inQuie-
o.. Seguramente hasta enton-
ces no habia dido mas que pala-
bras duras Y no habfa recibido
mas que mal0s tratos. Pero no
tard6 en- familiarizarse al yer
que lie hablabamos con dulzura
Y que no nos cansabamos de be-
sarlo. Su frente Sc ilumin6 V
sus lindos ojillos, en- los que va
brillaba la inteligencia, Sc ami
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
HENRY FORD Sc OPONE A
QUE SEA MODIFICADA
LA LEY SEGA

Washington, Mario s.
Henry Ford present6 hoy una
vigorosa protesta ante ell conf
te de asuntos judiciales de la
camara contra la idea de mo-
dificar la enmienda 10, expire
sando su conviction de que ell
pueblo sano de la naci6n ia
mas la abolira. Los puntos de
vista del manufacturer de De
troit fueron entregados al CO.
mite por Samuel Crowther, de
Bayside, Long Island, un eco
nomista y escritor, que lego un
telegrama de Ford redactado
ash:
LA enmienda Is esta reco-
nocida por los hombres y las
muJeres de nuestro pals. Las
mujeres especialmente son la
gran fuerza para la comodidad
y la prosperidad del pueblo"
"Yo creo que ell pueblo sano
de la naci6n nunca la vera re-
pelida por peligrosas modifica
ciones."
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

soberano. Ell 6rgano Official de
la 'dictadura ca1da, LA Ma
ei6n," demanda inmediatas Y
libres eleccioneS, Y discutiendo
la question de republicanismo,
propaga la noci6n de que una
Repdblica no Significa anar-
quia por necesidad y que "un
regimen republican, puede ser
como en- Francia y Suiza, un
GAUGE de orden Y democracia.'
Esta admission viniendo de Sc
mejante centric seria Ell prelu-
dio de asentimiento 81 Ell mo-
vimiento republican, ganara
mas energfas.
Tambien Sc CORE Ell rumor
de que Ell Condo de Romano
mes, lider Liberal, sc ha decla-
RADIO en- favor de una RepGbli
ca. Ell poderoso movimiento ca
ITALIAN en- la ~pr6spera region del
Noreste debe tenerse en- cuen-
ia tambien. Su prop0sito es ell
separatismo pero bien pudiera
entrar en- una actividad anti
monarquica 81 las condolences
no mejoran en- Espana, princi-
palmente en- 10 que concierne a
las industries catalanas las cua
les han snfrido I'm golpe severe
con la depreciation de la mo-
media.
La seguridad del Rey Sc a
sienta en- ell Immediate retorno
del constitucionalismo. En- tan
to que el gobierno por ell con-
ducto de Dictadores solamente
en- su persona recaera la res
ponsabilidad de las agitacio-
mes que ocurren. Pero 81 ell go
bierno parlamentario queda
restaurado, entonces las Cortes
y los Ministries practicamente
escogidos por estas seran los
responsables.
5Tendran alguna repercusi6n
en- Italia los acontecimientos
que Sc estan desarrollando en-
Espana? Ninguno en- absolute.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

carne y de mi sangre. No pen
saba mas que en- el y no viva
mas que para Ell; hasta creo que
va no guerra tanto a mi excelen
te marido... Nuestro Pedrito
nos llamaba papa Y mama. Ese
dulce nombre de mama, me pro
ducia escalofrios de placer; me
pr0curaba una delicia indefini-
BILE. Yo no sc 81 listed es madre,
sonora, pero no hay NADIA en- la
terra que pueda sonar mejor
en- Ell dido que esa palabra admit
rable: mama!... I'm dia, un PAL
sano de mi marido, vino a YER
nos. Hacia 10 menos dos amos
que no 10 veiamos. En- Paris Sc
pierde uno facilmente de vista,
y a veces pasan amos sin que dos
amigos Sc yean nj Sc encuentren
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

lie ocurria En- seguida me vesti
para salir, lie supliqu6 a una We
Gina que cuidase de la porteria
en- mi ausencia, Y corriendo fui
mos a casa del comisario. In,
mediatamente nos do este ell
certificate eXigido por su conf
panero, y en- un coche, para lie
gar antes a La Valle,te, hicimos
el canine. Aquel fue para noso-
tros un dia de fiesta. Ell comisa-
rio no opuso ninguna d~ificultad,
y nos hicimos cargo del nino.
Pobre criatura, apenas lie hube
besado, cuando va 10 tenia abra-
zado al cuello. Sc veia que lie pc
gaban mas wees que 10 besa-
ban. Cuando volvi a la porteria,
llevandolo en- brazos, no podria
decirle a listed 10 orgullosa que
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
BUFFALO, N. Y.

brice-replic6 Cher6n hay
muchos perros por las GALES
que Sc llaman Sultan.
No., no me equivoco es ase
Pedro Ricart. Y la prueba es
que una noche 10 encontre fuera
de barreras, por la parte de La
Villete, haria como unos dos a.
nos, con una mujer del brazo, la
eual me diio que era su querida.
Hasta me convid6 para que fue-
ra a verle, y me do ell nombre v
la direction de la mujer.
Else nombre, del que ahora
no me puedo acordar, era ell mis-
mo que la mujer habia dado al
comlsario; por 10 tanto queda-
mos convencidos de que Sc ira
taoa del mismO Pedro Ricart..
Como puede listed suponer Ie
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
PIDE QUE SOLO SEAN ms
P~ECCIONADOS LOS MA
RANJALES

Orlando, Mario 5.-Decla-
rando ante ell comite del con-
greso que investiga la necesi-
dad de que Sc inviertan Is mi
Homes de pesos en- la campana
para combatir la mosca del Me
diterraneo, E. A. Pickard, pro-
minente cosechero de este dis
trito, asegur6 que Sc impone fl
jar I'm nuevo programa bajo la
direction de un nuevo comite Y
al mismo tempo suspender Ia
inspection de equipajes en- los
caminos y otras molestias inne-
cesarias.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
tas" porque nunca 10 fue, sino
un despota benevolo.

tas" porque nunca 10 fue, sino
un despota benevolo.
lQue sera 10 que venga a
continuation? CONSTITUTIONAL
lismo, republicanismo 0 sepa-
ratismo? Por medic del porta-
voz de su Primer Ministro, ell
Monarch promote la pronta
restauraci6n del gobierno cons
titucional. Pero las municipali-
dades yendran en- primer ter
mino, despues las provincias Y
por ultimO las Cortes.
La restauraci6n de la ente-
ra libertad constitutional So
bre su trono usual sera cual
una espaciosa procession con
dos paradas sobre la Marcia.
Esperemos que esas pausas no
Sc prolonguen demasiado.
Espana, en- su generalidad
no quiere la abolici6n de la mo
narquia. Els verdad que exis-
ten ciertas agrupaciones repu-
blicanas en- diferentes parties
del pals, pero 81 Sc ~efectuara
un pleibiscito sobre la question
de la monarquia, y seg1n me
aseguran los que conocen me-
jor a Espana, una abrumado-
ra mayorfa votarfa en- ell actual
momento en- contra de la Re-
publica. Pero hay que adver-
tir que estos cambios no son
hechos nunca por las mayo
rfas sino al contrario, por las
minorias atrevidas y llenas de
resolution. 81 la segunda dicta-
dura llegara a caer, Sc podria
predecir desde ahora 10 que
pasarfa. Ell Rey quedarfa do
blemente envuelto en- ese fra
case y su trono seria amenaza-
do por varias fuerzas que con-
vergerian su poder en- un mo-
vimiento en- contra de ell.
Ell dictator depuesto tiene
muchos amigos los cuales no
estan conformes con la suma-
ria Omission ordenada por ell
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

Ese paisano de mi esposo Sc LA,
ma Fabrice y vive todavia.
"-iCalle!-dijo sorprendi.
do al yer a Pedro - teneis un
nino?
"Naturalmente, mi marido v
70 nos echamos a reir.
~"-No-respondi6 por fin
Cherdn,-es I'm nino abandona,
do que hemos recogido.
"Y cont6 a Fabrice toda Ia
historic.
- misunderstanding de
improviso Fabriee,-yo conoz-
co al padre de esa c~riatura!
j Els un verdadero ganapan al
tai Pedro Ricart! les decir,
que ell pillastre tenia IN hiio )
nadie 10 sospechaba!
"-Quizas te equivocas, Fa-
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
PLEITO CIVIL ESTABLECI-
Do CONTRA Ell ABOGA-
DO LUCAS

FL bien conocido J. L. Ave-
lanai, miembro de nuestra re-
dacci6n, ACADIA de demandar
en- pleito civil al abogado Tho
mas E. Lucas, de esta ciudad
por retenerle este, indebida-
mente, $168.67. Pretende ell
mencionado abogado cobrarle
al Estate" que dej6 ell querido
DIR. Jose Ramon Avellanal una
cuenta que dice lie debe por ser
vicios que alega haberle pres
tado, aunque nadie con auto
rizaci6n lie emple6, mezclando
il6gicamente en- este asunto al
Sr. J. l.. Avellanal.
Ell dinero en- question es de
la propiedad personal de Ave
lanai, no teniendo NADIA que
yer este dinero con ell mencio-
nado Estate.
Segun Avellanal, en- I'm item
pc Lucas pretendia ser admins
trador, pero no lego a serlo
por haberselo impedido el, re-
soluci6n que tomo porque pa
recfa que Lucas nunca tenfa
tempo para discutir ciertos
p~reliminares relacionados con
dicha administration y que
eran de importancia aclarar
antes de que Lucas fuese NOM
brado administrator.
Avellanal primero lie notifi-
co a Lucas que abandonase sus
pretenciones a administrator,
pero este, aunque diciendo que
no guerra dicha administra-
ci6n y que solo 10 aceptaba por
hacerle un favor a la madre de
AVellanal, Sc negaba rotunda-
mente a abandonar sus preten
clones hasta que por la ley
tuvo que hacerlo.
Parece que Lucas pretende
cobrarle a Avellanal por SER
vicios y diligencias que el nj
solicit6 nj autoriz6, y a pesar
de que estas NADIA tienen que
yer con nuestro colega.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS''
Por
Henry German

nino, y pfdale un certificate de
identification de su persona.
Durante csc tempo ell nino es-
tara aqui. Cuando traiga listed
ell certificate Sc 10 podra lIeyar.
70 me encargo de llenar las o.
tras formalidades.
"Vi llegar a mi marido sudo-
roso, pues ell buenazo habia We
nido corriendo.
is Que es ESQ, que pasa?-
le pregunte.
"Anhelante me cont6 10 que
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
LA CAIDA DE PRIMO
DE RIVERA
Por David Lloyd George
Para LA Gaceta"
(Conclusion)

En- Russia, Yugo-Eslavia e tia
liza, ell criticismo al gobierno es
un crimen, castigado en- los dos
ultimos pafses con la cautivi-
dad y en- ell primero con la Pc
ma de muerte. No Sc puede de-
cir que este mismo haya existi-
do durante ell mando de Rive
ra, pues SUI actuaci6n no fu6
manchada por semejantes bru-
talidades. Nj Sc puede decir
que el haya sido eel mas gen.
til de los rufianes corta-gargan
La gaceta., 1930-03-05


Mussolini no es Primo de Rive
ra. Nj Humberto es. 10 mismo
que Alfonso. Ell Dictator espa-
mol fue escogid0 por ell Rey,
mientras que Ell Duce italiano
forz6 SUI canine hacla ell poder
a la cabeza de 500, 600 camisas
negras. 81 Sc comparan sus TO-
tografias sc vera como difieren
las caracteristicas pefsonales
de ellos dos. Pero en- espiritu
ell asunto es igual Ell uno al o.
tro. ST cae Mussolini sera debi-
do a la misma causa-su fra
case para restablecer la indus
tria y finanza italiana sobre
una firme base economical. Ac-
tualmente Sc bate contra condi
clones muy adversas. Y 81 llega
a conseguir ell 6xito, muerte o
seria enfermedad Seran las uni
cas- en- derrumbarlo. Y 81 fraca-
sd tendra que seguir por la sen
da del retro que Primo de Ri
vera ha marcado va.
L0ndres, Febrero de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
Pallas Features Syndicate.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
POR DEVOLVER UN SACO
DE MAN0 CON JOYAS lie
REGALARON $4,000

New York, Mario 5.-Clodo-
miro Ruiz, honrado ciudadano
native de Puerto Rico, driver de
TN autom6vil de alquiIer, encon-
tr0 aver en- su vehiculo una boil
sa, conteniendo joyas valuadas
en- $4,000, que deiara abando-
NADIA la Sra. John Parsons.
Ruiz llev6 la bolsa a la Sra.
Parsons y esta recompens6 su
honradez con $4,000.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Varias de las heridas Sc las
infirieron en- ell pecho y una pro
funda en- el cuello. Ell robo no
fue motives del crimen porque
sus bolsillos estaban llenos de
reales y medi0s.
En- Ell mismo dia sc habia i'm.
puest0 a Luis Hernandez, un
mejicano, multa de $50 por lie
var una daga escondida.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Florence Clark contra Harry
P. Clark M. Sexton Golden con-
ira R. E. Golden; Maria Diaz
contra Lena Saunders; Eliza
be5h Tice contra Clifford Tice;
Dominica C, Fuentes contra G..
D. Smith.
Corte Federal: j. r. Altman
Y G. w. Altman contra Natio-
nal Union Fire Insurance Co.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

Otro vendedor, Jose Lacco,
fue encontrado muerto en- ell So
tano de su domicilio.
Sus dos hijos declararon que
ellos lie habian causado la muer-
tie, accidentalmente, mientras
tiraban al blanco.