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La gaceta., 1930-06-24

Lndres, JUNO 24.-Una fe-
deraci6n de la India que debe
.recorrer un largo canine hasta
llegar al gobierno propio bajo
la corona inglesa, fue recomen-
dada a los pueblos de Inglaterra
y la India por la comisi6n par
lamentaria de Sir John Simon,
como la efectiva seduction de los
prodlemas del imperio en- la
India La recommendation con-
tenida en- la segunda parte del
informe de la comisi6n, cubrien
do cerca de tres amos de labor.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24

Chicago, JUNO 24.-El fiscal
del estado, John A. Swanson
INDIGO hoy que una ~investiga-
ci6n de las relaciones entire fun
cionarios p1blicos y los pistole-
ros no Sc efectuara hasta que
ell asesino del periodista Lingles
sea entregado a la justicia. Re
plicando a una interrogation so
ore 81 estaha investigando ell
informe de que Lingle fue ase
Sinado por mantener relaciones
intimas con la policia, por I'm
lado, y con los pistoleros por ell
otro, ell fiscal dijo: No he deja-
do de apreciar condolences que
existian antes del asesinato de
Lingle. A su debido tempo to-
mare acci6n contra los respon-
sables. La acci6n Sc mantiene
en- suspense para no entorpe-
Ger la seduction del asesinato del
periodista.
Continua la busqueda de
James Forsythe (a) Fawcett,
quien seg1n varios testigos, Sc
oarece al hombre que matara a
Lingle.
La policia indica su creencia
de que Forsythe fue uno de los
tres hombres que asesinaron a
big Tim Murphy, en- frente a
SUI casa, hace dos amos.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24
CUATRO PERSONALS MURIE
RON DE CALOR

Chicago, JUNO 24.-La ola
de calor procedente del sureste
cause aver la muerte a cuatro
personals.
Alivio Sc promote con ell pro
n6stico de lluvias para hoy.
Aver por la tarde la tempe
ratura en- Chicago era de 80
grades.
Centralia, ILL.,, tuvo los gra-
dos y Lincoln, Nebraska, 102.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24
NOTICIAS De
INTERES LOCAL
de LG 1G.)

(VtenG Ue LN IG.J
movies propiedad de los seno-
res Benito Suarez, A. P. Spoto
y Dave Stein, fueron presenta-
das aver por ell porcurador del
condado, Mr.. Skinner, contra
Agustin Regalado Y Jimmie
Ficarrotta.
Arrestaron a la pareja los
detectives Chevis y Vance.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24
XIV

Emocionado con la vista del
hijo del mejor amigo de sus a.
nos juveniles, de su edad madu-
ra, de su hermano de armas en-
la her6ica y temeraria subleva-
ci6n de la Vendee; muy conmo-
.vidO pOr el lenguaje noble y sen
La gaceta., 1930-06-24

una reverencia ante Enriqueta-
como a su entrada, salio de la
estancia y del hotel, acompana-
do hasta la puerta de la Gale
por ell viejo ayuda de camara.
De esta manera esperaba Jo-
Sc reparar la involuntaria fall
ia que habia cometido al hacer
esperar en- ell vestibulo al condo
Roberto de Loc-Earn.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24
WTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFlCAS

manana de hoy continuaba vo-
lando con 302 horas a su credito
ell aeroplano City of Chicago.
tripulado por los hermanos Ken
meth y John Hunter. A las 300
horas ell aparato habfa tornado
gasolina en- 100 differences oca-
stones.
Para disminuir las molestias
del calor volaron TODD el dfa y la
noche de aver a 5000 pies de al
tura.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24

Rangoon, India, JUNO "a
Los presses Sc amotinaron aver
por la tarde en- la carcel de aqui.
En- la lucha que Sc entabl6 entire
los uardas y los p%risioneros va
rias personals perdieron la vi
da.
Seis de los guardas sufrieron
heridas. Descon6cese ell motive
de la revuelta.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24

presenta deducciones derivadas
de la primera paEts del infor-
me, publicado hace Is dfas.
Del fnforme son los parrafos
que siguen; Aunque estamos
preparados para recomendar
un considerable avance hacia ell
gobierno prupio, y aunque cree
mos que un. sentido de respon-
sabilidad solo puede obtenerse
hacienda a los hombres respon-
sables de los efectos de sus pro-
pias acciones, deseamos procu-
rar que la experienced no sea
%comprada a un precio demasia-
do caro-.
"Debe haber un poder en- la
India que pueda intervenir y
salvar la sltuaclon antes de que
sea demasiado tarde. Debe pro-
Veerse seguridad para ell man
tenimiento de los servicios vita
les.... ell gobernador general o eli
gobernador, segun ell case sea,
1ebe estar armada con amplios
y completes poderes''.
Los observadores estiman
4ue las recomendaciones gene
rales no Sc amoldan. a las de-
mandas de los nacionalistas de
los cuales es jefe Mahatma Gan
Ehi. Estos nacionalistas desean
completa e Immediate indepen-
dencia.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24

Washington, JUNO "a
Pronta aprobaci6n por la ca
mara de la enmienda del Sc
nado y I'm enfatico veto del pre-
sidente Hoover Sc predicen hoy
para ley de compensation a
los veteranos de la guerra
mundial.
La MEDIA, grandemente mo
dificada, pero todavia incon-
veniente para la .administra-
ci6n, fue entregada hoy a la
Camara para que la examina-
IT
Los partidarios de la ley es-
I'm alineandose con ell prop6-
s:to de pasarla sobrc ei vet1
del pres.Gente.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
Xavier de Montepin
LAS E
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedraza y Paez

rio, la casa de Loc-Earn reco-
brara su brillo. 81, por ell con
trario, Sc frustran, no volvere
a pisar ell suelo de Francia. Ali
encontrare una muerte obscura,
pero honrosa. Voy a partir;
mas, antes de expatriarme, no
podia resistir al deseo de ofre-
Ger mis- respetos al noble caha-
La gaceta., 1930-06-24

AVISO.-Si listed desea ir
en- autom6vil a Nueva York
ell domingo 20. LIE infor-
mara ell Conserve del Cfrculo
Cubano senior Domingo Silva.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24
r o ESCLAVITUD

iCompaneros! Defendamos
nuestros ideales de libertad
valoremos nuestro derecho an
tie ell mundo, hagamos justicia
a nuestra causa sagrada, de
suya humana y legitima.
La gaceta., 1930-06-24

Chicago, JUNO 24.-En la
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
Teams Of Southern Conference
Open Football Season TOMORROW

hands full with the Glendale elcv-
en-. The Glendale school draws most
Of it's enrolment from a farming
community and as one would sur-
pose their team is heavy. Not only
that but irdica1 ionS point to the
fact that they can use heir weight.
Tucson will be doing more tran well
if they start the season with a clean
slate.
Bisbee should trim Hayden-but
then after their showing of last Sat-
urday it is hard to tell. The Tomb
stcne Grave DiggerS shoveled the
Bisbee Puma under to the tune of
1872 last Saturday, and unless Al
eXander is holding something up his
sleeve things look black for the Pu-
mas this year.
Douglas will tackle Ell PaSo. The
outcome Of this game will be of par
ticular interest to the WhOle SCaCe.
To the Southern Conference; in or
der to see what Douglas has this
season and to other teams in the
state to get a line on the El Paso
eleven which they will meet later.
Douglas has the weight and exper-
fenced men. Saturday will tell the
story of whether they are able to
perform or not.
The Mesa Gilbert game in the salt
river valley will be of interest to
Nogales as the Apaches will tangle
with the Mesa eleven on october
4, week from Saturday. The Gill
bert eleven is far from a set up
this fall and the score of this game
will indicate to a large extent the
strength of the Mesa eleven.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

Golf CIass-c'. Whether it will con-
tinue as such remains to be seen.
In fact many say they will be sur
prised if the event goes four rounds
meaning four times around the
eighteen-hole course.
A battle entirely different from
golf may develop in this rather un-
usual affair, and as result the law
yers in Nogales who make a liveli-
hood out of domestic difficulties
may have their hands full for the
next few weeks.
When Earl Seger, manager of the
course, announced the Husband
and Wife Golf Classic" he was op-
emily accused of having framed the
whole thing at the instance of his
lawyer friends who were more or
less short on legal practice and
needed some fees. In fact, some even
went so Tar as to say that Seger was
given a retainer by these said
lawyers in order to stir up strife
amcng the contented and happily
married folk Of this border city.
Be that as it may, the ''battle"
started last night and twenty un-
suspecting couples entered the con-
test. Some played around the 18
holes last night while a few Of them
actually finished the second round
with no fatalities. Whether there
were any family arguments or not
could not be ascertained. If there
were any the participants were quiet
about it and kept it within the fam
lily circle. Neither could it be learn
ed how many of these arguments
lasted far into the night, after
the couples went home.
The plan, according to Seger, is
for each couple to play 70 holes and
a handsome prizes will be awarded
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
(9-12 tf)

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Nogales international., 1930-09-26
Baseball
7 ennis
Golf

All Of the teams of the southern
conference will swing into action
Saturday. The results of these
games will in a measure tell some
thing of the potential strength of
the conference members for the
coming season.
The following games will be play
ed: Tucson will meet Glendale, Bis
bee will play Halden, and Douglas
will be hosts to Ell Paso. The results
of the games are far from certain
in all cases. Tucson will have its
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
RIFLE SHOOT TOFootbaEl Rules For
BE HELD SUNDAY This Year Analysed

The Nogales Border Patrol Rifle
and Pistol Club has accepted tbs
challenge CT the Nogales Rifle &
Pistol Club for a shoot at 9 o'clock
Sunday morning It will probably
be held at 705 Morley avenue.
Each team consists of three nleu
ard they will fire the regulation
pistol course.
It is proposed to nave games be-
tween the two above mentioned
teams, the Mounted Customs the
Police, and any other teams that
may be organized.
For details relative to these mat
ches, see A. L. Meloche Or George
Parker, Jr.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
Husband And Wife
Four Round Bout
Starts PEACEFUL,

A four-round "bout" with hus-
band and wife on one side and a
husband and wife on the other, was
started last night at the Tom Thumb
golf course. The technical name of
the affair is Husband and Wife
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

Very little changes have been
made n the football rules for the
1880 season. The rules committee
satisfied itself with recodifing the
rules during it's recent session and,
therefore, there will be no new rules
for coaches, officials and fans to
learn this fall. This will give ev-
eryone chance to catch Up on the
existing rules.
In recodifing the rules, the COM
mittee made a slight change in the
rule regulating the shift. In all
shift or huddle plays the players
of the team, iii possession Of The
ball musU come to an absolute sLoT:
and remain in this position for a
period of at least one second. Last
year the rule read of approximately
one second. The halt is to be mea-
sured by a split second watch q: a
rapid count Of ,-2-3-4-5-6, on the
part of the referee.
A single man III motion is not
considered a shift, but the man III
motion cannot be travelling in tie
direction Of mis- opp rents .,cals.
He may be moving at the tir0e the
ball is snapped if he is travelling to-
ward one of the side lines and is
yards behind the line of scrim-
maze
The huddle comes under the shift
rule this year. That is, the team US
ing the huddle must stop for per-
ior of at least one second after gett-
ing into their positions before the
ball is snapped. The team is al
lowed Is seconds in the huddle just
the same as they are allowed Is Sc
condS to call signals.
The rule book states the length of
a game for college teams this year
will be 60 minutes, subdivided into
four periods of IS minutes each For
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

last night.
high schools the game is recon-
rnended to be 48 minutes with IL
minute quarters. High school games
should be played on the basis of II
n1inuate quarters this fall instead
of trying to stretch the quarters
out longer. This rule is recommed-
cd because high school boys are not
able to stand the physical strain of
the longer periods.
Most people seem to sum the i'm
portance of football officials up in
the person of referee. Their pol
icy is to get a good referee and any
one will do for the other officials.
An examination of the rules will
show that an entirely different stu
alton exists. 1t is the duty of the
referee to follow the ball and en-
force such penalties that the fouls
called by the other officials demand.
The umpire's primary duty is to
call the fouls, and thereby he be-
comes as important an official as the
referee, if not even more so. The
linesmen marks the progress of the
ball, encroachment of the players
into neutral zone and offSides. The
timekeeper besides keeping time as
sists in calling fouls. The rule book
states that the officials shall have
concurrent jurisdiction in calling
fouls, and that the referee shall be
the arbiter in case of dispute among
the officials about foul. This all
goes to prove that the selection of
all officials should be placed on the
same plane-picking them on the
basis of their knowledge of the rules
and their fairness in making deci-
siOnS.
Probably very few spectators who
attend games realize that there are
rules and regulations pertaining to
them also. Coaching from the side
lines is prohibited in the rules be-
cause it is considered unfair prac
tice. The game is to be played by
the players using their own mus
cles and their own brains. If an
onlooker, having seen all the cards
in a game of cards, undertook to
tell one of the players what card to
play, the other players would have
a just cause to object. The rules
state There shall be no coaching by
person no. participating in the
game. Penalty-Loss of Is yards to
the team which is supposed to ben
eft by the coaching and the Of
fender to be excluded from the
field for the remainder of the game.
Another important one-"No person
other than players, officials, and
incoming substitutes, shall at any
time be on the field, without per-
mission of the referee" Penalty
loss of Is yards to the offending
team, and in case Of spectators be-
ing on the field the loss is on the
home team.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26

EPILEPSY DURABLE? Detroit
lady finds complete relief for hus-
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Nogales international., 1930-09-26

the couple making the lowest COM
bined score. Some wise cracker" on
the course last night said: "Seger
may as well have offered the prize
to the couple that stayed with it for
four rounds
AS far as outward appearances
were concerned, however, those VINO
started in the tournament were Oh
friendly terms when they left the
links last night.
Those who decide to remain in
the classic until the end will play
again tonight and the tournament
is expected to close tomorrow night,
when the prize will be awarded.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
NOGALES INTERNATIONAL
Miss Francis Wins
City Golf Classic

Two teachers Of the Lincoln
school, Miss Evelyn Francis and
Miss Mary Friedman, took the hon
CTS in the women teachers amateur
golf classic at the Tom Thumb
course, which closed Wednesday
night.
Miss Francis shot the four
rounds in SO, 81, 81 and so, or a TO-
tai Of 203, winning first prize, Miss
Friedman was runner-up with a
score of 220. Of those who entered
the tournament, eight teachers fin
ished the 70 holes.
In the men teachers classic F. E..
Westerland, principal of the high
school, won first prize with scores
CT g., A, 81 and At, or total of
2O4, and w. F. Kerr, high school
coach, was runner-up with 207
Nine contestants stayed in the con-
test to the finish.
The winners were awarded prizes
last night.
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