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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
ship BUILDING
WARNING GIVEN
BY MACDONALD
Premier Asks Nations Halt
Vessel Competition in
Farley Speech.

By United Press
LONDON, Jan. 21.-Following IS
a digest of Premier ]. Ramsay Mac
Donald's speech at the f1ve-power
conference in London today;
The British premier began his
speech by remarking his gratifica-
ton at King Georges welcoming
address.
The premier called attention to
the fact that this is the first public
speech made by the king since his
illness. adding the words: Il venture
to offer him, in your name, our most
hearty thanks and congratulations. )"
Every country today-Wealthy or
poverty stricken alike - feels the
burden of arms, breads their COM
petitive development, and doubts
the value Of the security they give.
All of them would like to escape
from their influence and power.
And yet, as has been shown again
and again, difficulties in the way are
manifold. All come, however, from
one source-lack of confidence.
Thus a habit Of mind, nurtured
by experience for many generations,
controls our thinking and action,
casts Shivers of hesitancy over all
our peace efforts, and prevents any
great change in our attitude towards
militarism as a means of national
security.
"All the world, it may be said with
almost literal accuracy, is turning its
eyes upon us today. 1t expects we
shall deliberate and negotiate on
the assumption, that having put our
names to pactS Of peace, we mean
to respect our signatures.
above all, it demands from us an
agreement to halt competition which
recently has begun to show itself
in types and numbers of ships. If
We are not careful we shall once
more be involved in feverish compe-
tition such as heralded the out
break of war in 1914.
Entry of the United States into
the permanent court of inter
national justice shows a growing
confidence in the court and in
creaSeS the number of nations which
have signed the optional clause.
These things mark definite and, 1
believe, irrevocable step in the dis
placement of military power by
judicial process in the settlement Of
international disputes.
Il dare affirm that in the naval
programs of the leading naval pow
ers there is a margin between real
security need and their actual or
projected strengths, and the world
expects this conference to eliminate
that margin.
"All nations have not the same
interest in each arm, but they are
all interested in the general armed
state of the world"
Emphasizing Great BTitain,s de-
tendency upon sea power, he said:
Our navy is no mere superiority
for US. 1t is us. So, if this coun-
try can make a contribution to peace
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In this hope / shall follow your de-
liberations with the closest interest
and attention"
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particular obstacle from the path Of
ordered and civilized progress.
"All nations have varying needs
demanding special consideration. but
if each is equally determined to
make some sacrifice as contribu-
ton to the common good, feel sure
your deliberations will confer great
and lasting benefit not only upon
the countries you represent, but
upon mankind generally.
ct earnestly trust that result of
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this conference will lead to an i'm
mediate alienation of the heavy
burden of ornaments now weighing
upon the peoples of the world, and
also by facilitating the future work
of the league preparatory commits
sion on disarmament. hasten time
when a general disarmament confer
ence can deal with this problem in
even more comprehensive manner.
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0LD.TlME COLD
REMEDY-DRINK TEA!

Get a small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take
tablespoonful of this hamburg
tea, put cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through a sieve and drink
teacupful at any time. 1t is the
most effective way to break a cold
and relieve grip, as it opens the
pores, relieving congestion. Also
loosens the bowels, thus breaking 9
cold. at once.
1t is Inexpensive and entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless.-Ad-
Vertisement.
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DELEGATES TO
naval FARLEY
DINNER GUESTS
Brilliant Reception Given at
Hotel Savoy for Visit
ing ENJOYS.
BY RAYMOND CLAPPER,
United Press stan Correspondent

LONDON, Jan. 2l-Preliminary
negotiations Of the five great pow
ers for the naval conference reached
climax Monday night at the Hotel
Savoy in a brilliant goodwill
dinner and reception, in honor of
the visiting delegations.
II was followed by two confer
ences, one between the British and
French delegations. and a final brief
meeting Of the British and Italian
ENJOYS.
The plenary sessions Of the his
toric conference opened with eX-
.pressions OF utmost confidence on
all sides that the parley will re-
suit in distinct contribution to
world peace.
Americans Are Eager
The pageantry and social cour-
tesies attendant upon the gathering
OF the delegations were concluded,
much TO the relief Of the delegates,
and with preliminary problems
solved by Interchange Of views, the
conference was ready Tor its con-
structive work.
The British government has dis
.tributed to each delegation data
showing the strength and charac-
teristics Of the present British fleet,
corrected as to Dec. 81. and revis-
ing details Of tonnage, gunpoWder
speed and equipment.
There was q manifest eagernesS,
particularly among the Americans.
to get down to business. Many of
them, including Senator David A.
Reed, have made it a rule to decline
all social engagements except Off
clsl functions, which must be at
tended
TOasts Are Drunk
It was a cheerful and optimistic
gathering. and national differences
appeared to sink, at least temper
arily.
Separate toasts TO the heads of
the five governments, beginning
with King George and running
through the list with President
Eooyer, President CASTOR Doumer-
que Of France, King Victor of Italy
and the Emperor of Japan, were
drunk.
1t was noteworthy that the Amer
lean delegates refrained from cock
tails before the dinner, and that,
at the formal proposing Of toasts,
they merely touched their lips to
the wine glasses.
Secretary Stimson sat in the place
of honor, at the right of Premier
Macdonald, and Premier Andre
Tardieu of France was at his left
Frequently, during the dinner, the
heads of the three leaders were seen
close together in earnest converse
ton.
Secretary Stimson, addressing the
diners, called for mutual good will
and an honest effort on the part OF
each one of us to understand the
circumstances and difficulties which
surround our sister nations"
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SMUGGLERS ARE NABBED
SS7 800 in Contraband Silk COnfis-
Gated at BuenOS Aires.
BIZ United Press

BN NIItU TItSS
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 81. -
Smugglers, who boldly named their
craft, Catch Me if You Cam" are
in Jail today as a result of quick
work by port authorities.
The fast motor launch was over
taken at dawn Monday, as its
owners vainly sought to reach
shore at fashionable bathing
beach here. Nearly two and one
half tons of contraband silk, esti-
mated as worth $4,000. was con-
ffScated.
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Sore Throat?
Don't Gargle
This Doctors Prescription
Gives Quicker, Better Relief

Don't suffer the pain and discon-
fort of sore throat Use a doctors
prescription called Thoxine guaran-
teed to relieve with the very first
swallow. Gargles and salves are too
slow and if they do relieve, 1t Is
usually only temporary.
Thoxine has a double action-tt
relieves the soreness and goes direct
to the internal cause. 1t contains
no harmful drugs and is safe and
pleasant for the whole family. There
is nothing better to stop coughing
due to irritated Threats. Just ask
for Thoxine, put up ready for use
in 35c, 6Oc, and $1.00 bottles. Money
back if not relieved. Sold by all
Observation-Disclosures.
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Wagner Heads Insurance Firm

Otto Wagner was elected presi-
dent of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Indianapolis Monday
night at meeting of directors.
Other officers named are Henry
Walters, vice-president, and Paul
Lindemann, treasurer.
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Sc DESEA

Gale de las Tres Coronas; subj
"a listed a casa de SUI amigo y
rogara a su esposa que lie olga
que lie espere a la entrada de la
Gale de Darcy, tan pronto CO.
mo haya almorzado. Vaya Y
vuelva en- seguida. No pierda
listed de vista la puerta del no.
tel. ST Ramoneau sale durante
ell dia, listed lie sigue Y toma
nota de todos los sitios a donde
vaya. Es precise, 81 puede ser,
que sepamos bora por bora 10
que haga durante ell dia hasta
media noche. ST Sc dirige a la
estacion y We listed que toma
billete, no lie olga NADIA Y dele
lie marchar. Pero 81 no deia Pa
ris esta tarde o esta noche, Sc
ra necesario comenzar manana
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Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ha
dado alivio a miles de perso.
mas que han sufrido de debilf
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
.piel, granos y perdida de pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
orfgen en- la pobreza Y debili-
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor
pGsculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri-
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saludahle.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesga un centa-
I've en- usar P. P. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
devolverle su dinero 81 no que.
Ida satisfecho dsepu6s de usar
LA prinera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
iConsentira listed en- seguil
sufriendo, sintiendose d6bil
cuando puede gozar de buena
lsalud, fuerza y felicidad?
C6mprelo hoy.
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y cuando les asestan por Ia boz
ca del estomago es frecuente
que Sc dirijan al referee y lie
pidan haga que ell Yankee lie :
vante sus golpes. Scott, Schme-
ling y Camera no son los uni
cos extranjeros que pertenecen
a la reclamation de foul" La
mayor parte de los otros fam
bien 10 han hecho. Pero este trio
no Sc detiene en- protestas voca-
les. Estos braves muchachos to
man uno o dos y caen sobre la
Iona. Son mas inteligentes que
sus predecessors.
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fouls, cerrar los puertos por
los ctales entran a este pals los
boxeadores extranjeros de pc
so complete. Este harfa impo-
sible para los talentos domes-
ticos pegar debajo de la Inca.
Phil Scott, de Inglaterra,
realmente hizo elegantes los
fouls" en- nuestrO grupo de pc
so complete.
Luego Max Schmeling, de A
lemania, con un foul paso a
ser Ell campe6n de un grupo de
"grandes bloques."
Despues de 10 cual, Primo
Camera, de Italia, Francia y o.
tras estaciones del canine, re-
cibi6 uno de los golpes especial
les del negro Godfrey, en- la
baja region.
/ Antes de la venida de la de-
llegaci6n extranjera los golpes
| ilegales eran raros.
5Quiere este decir que los
extranjeros no GUSTAV de los
golpes al cuerpo y que empie-
zan a lamentarse y gritar, pa
ra despertar la piedad del re-
fierce, tan luego les PECAN ba-
jo? 20 es justo culpar a los de
icasa, acusandolos de no gustav
de los extranjeros hasta Ell pun
to de no saber donde PECAN?
Scott era un "reclamador de
fouls" antes de venir a eStas
playas -asi que aqui no contra
10 ell habito. Camera aprendi6
las artimahas en- Europa.
Stribling lie pogo donde Stri-
bling dice que ell gigantic tiene
ell est6mago; pero ell italiano y
ell referee opinaron de distinta
| manera.
ALA en- Europa los mucha-
chos no tienen prediction por
, los golpes al cuerpo. Ellos pc
gan por la cara y esperan por
10 mejor. De aqui que vengan a
Estados Unidos sin los muscu-
los abdominales preparados pa
ra ell bombardeo. Muchos de
ellos parecen tener la idea de
que cualquiera que pegue por
debajo del cuello carece de etica
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otra vez a seguirle paso por pa
so. Como es convenience que
yo me entere de TODD 10 que ha-
ga, manana por la manana,
mientras Thibatt este en- Obser
vaci6n en- la Gale de Saint-Far-
geau, venga listed a VERNE al
hotel de Lucerolle.
IA que bora?
"A partir de las seis me en-
contrara.
-GAsi no la we're a listed es-
ia noche?
-Tengo mucho que hacer y
p~robablemente no me encontra-
ria en- la Gale de Grenelle. AIDE
mas, listed por su parte estara
bastante ocupado. iHa COM
prendido listed bien, amigo
MIC?
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NOTAS DE- BOXEO

Cinco de los buenos pugilis-
tas locales, muchachos de Ybor,
Sc marcharon ell sabado para
Hartford, Conn.
Tuvieron que marcharse
porque no Sc les ofrecfan peleas
en- los cuadrilateros locales J
cuando>se las ofrecian no pc
dian aceptarlas, dadas las mez-
quinas c~antidades ofrecidas
por los gladiadores.
Ahora los que "boxean" sor
los infelices que aceptan tres {
cuatro pesos por una labor que
vale 80 o cuarenta.
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BOXEO

Ell NEGRO RICO "ACOSTO"
A PIZARRO EN- Ell PRI-
MER ROUND
Habana, Julio 7.-Goyito Ri
co, ell negro boxeador de peso
complete, puso a dormir ell sa-
bado, en- ell primer asalto, al ru-
bio cubano Elpidio Pizarro,
miembro del establo de "Pin-
cho" Gutierrez.
Cuando faltaban 80 segundos
para ell termino del round, Co
vito aplic6 su izquierda por la
quijada a Pizarro y este cay6
sobre la Iona, no pudiendo le-
vantarse.
Ell final inesperado sorpren-
did al pdblieo, que esperaba de
Pizarro una mejor demostra-
ci6n.
Luis Hernandez, de Tampa,
venci6 por nocao tecnico en- ell
quinto asalto a Luis Ramos, IT,
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despues del mediodia; pero es
precise que no dejen ustedes de
ylgllar nj un momento; por es-
ia raz6n es convenience que
vuelva listed en- seguida a Ia
calle de Darcy. No obstante.
t6mese ell tempo que neeesite
para ell almuerzo.
No faltan comedores en-
Paris-dijo Boyer.
Ell c~arruaje, al llegar a Ia
parte alta de la Gale de Saint
Fargeau, descendi6 rapidamen-
por la calzada de Menilmon.
tant. Al cabo de pocos minutes
Sc detuvo a la entrada de Ia
calle de la Tres Coronas.
-Hasta manana, sonora Iui
sa-dijo Boyer abriendo la Dor
tezuela.
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Griffith y su compadre Pau
"a me quitaron las entradas que
como ell Colon" del Doxeo en-
a Arena del Cfrculo Sc me We
Man dando. Lo hicieron por
haber yo expresado mi sentlr
desde estas Columns. Vengan-
"a pobre, digna de los que las
ha ejercido.
Pero 20 SECURE diciendo Ia
verdad, exponiendo los puntos
obscuros.
Ell deber de un escritor de-
portivo es ensenar para que
las reglas sean r~espetadas.
FL deber de un promoter es
dar al pueblo 10 que este recla-
ma y ell promoter cuando enga-
ma cast siempre 10 hace a sa-
biendas. Para un promoter y
un "concertador" no es dificlI
establecer la diferencia entire
un "peluca" y un hombre de
primera categoria.
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FIRPO CONTRA w

Esta noche pelearan en- la A
rena del Circulo Cubano, Mike
Firpo, de West Tampa, con-
ira un tai Roy Rewiss, de Sa-
rasota.
ST ell nuevo visitante no es
un gallo tapado", Firpo lie de-
rrotara con facilidad, probable
mente poniendole a dormir.
No es de esperar que los pro
motores de la Arena de la De-
Gina avenida, necesitando a
Mike para I'm combate con An
tonic de La Mata, lie hayan
traido un "toro' que 10 haga
lucir NAL.
La diferencia de peso sera
de de cinco o seis libras a favor
del cubano.
Ell rudo Tony Diaz Sc batira
en- la semifinal con Larry Le-
vett.
Trenton Vaughn, p~rotegido
del promoter Griffith, sera el
contrario de Half Pint" L6-
pei.
Completan ell cartel "bouts"
entire Patsy Miller y Peter Pc
rrones y Young Milo y Don Be-
thea.
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81, sonora Luisa, perfecta-

ST, sonora Luisa, perfecta-
mente.
-Convenidos, pues; vaya
listed a avisar a la sonora Thi-
baut y vuelva inmediatamente
a la Gale de Darcy. BESIDE lue-
go, tanto listed como su amigo
pueden utilizar ell coche STEM
pre- que 10 necesiten,-Y dicien
do este lie puso dos pleas de
veinte frances en- la mano.
-Aun tengo dinero, sonora
Luisa..
No quiero que caste listed
del suyo.
-Acepto, pues, 10 que listed
me da.
-Segun todas las probabili-
dades-repuso Luisa,-Ramo-
neau no saldra de su casa hasta
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mente hacia el coche.
Gale de las Tres Coronas
INDIGO Luisa al cochero.
Tomaron asiento en- ell ca
rruaje. Ell auriga restall6 ell Ia
tigo sobre un flanco del caba-
Ito que arranc6 al trote corto
Gale de Saint-Fargeau arriba.
i Vamos, por 10 visto, a ca
sa de Thibaut?-pregunt6 Be-
yer.
-Si-contest6 Tulsa.
No lie encontraremos; yo
lie die anOche que podia ir al
taller; no estara en- su casa has
ia mediodia, a la bora del al
muerzo.
-Ahora son las diez; listed
no puede esperarle, pero va lie
dire por que lie conduzco a Ia
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Obras recibidas:
FL Nuevo Robinsyn,-Campe
La Carload Cristiana.-Perez
Escrjch.
Quo Vsdise-E. SienkieNich.
"a Mujer Addltera.-Perez
Escrich.
FL Mundo Marcha.-E. Pelle-
tan.
Dfa y Noche de Madrid.
La Novela de las Horas.-M.
Ugante.
Ell Desquite del Viejo Mundc.
LIE Rouge.
Ell Paraiso Perdido.-Casare
Gil.
Hygiene del Matrimonio. F.
Montau.
Amalia.-J. Marmal.
LIBERIA DE MASCUNANA
1908 Ia. Ave. Phone Y1367
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BASE BALL

Aver, en- Jacksonville, los
smokers" fueron derrotados
por los "tars", no obstante ha-
Der disparado tres hits Mano-
10 Cueto, la estrella del Tampa.
Mano impulse tres carreras,
aunque no pudo anotar ningu-
ma.
BraIy di6 cinco hits en- cinco
wees al bate.
Tampa &c, 14h L Jackson
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Lulsa lie tendi6 la mano.

40 A1AaI1O
81 hasta manana por la
a
su amigo Thibaut que cuento
tanto con el como con listed.
NJ JoVen salt6 a la acera V Sc
aleJo corriendo.
IA d6nde vamos ahora?
pregunt6 ell cochero inclinan-
dose a un lado del pescante.
A la prefecture de policfa
-respondi6 Tulsa.
81 suriga lanz6 de nuevo su
caoallo al galope.
Las once daban en- ell reloi
del Palacio de Justieia cuando
Luisa descendfa frente al edifi-
Fregunt6 d6nde Sc encoptra-
ban las habitaciones particula,
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dor. Andres Garcia,

dor, Andres Garcia,
Otro amigo, tambien qnerl-
do, Eloy Cuervo, ha renunciado
Ell pues.o de referee.
Mas de seis amos llevaban lu-
chando ambos por ell prestlglo
de esa secci0n.
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PARA VEN
DER o NEGOCIAR
Gale IL 1924
Holmes 1908, entire las ave-
midas 20 y ri.
3a Avsnida 2314.
Long st. 2208, cerca de Pal.
metto.
POGO al contado, ell resto co
mndamente. M. O. SOUDER,
Florida 1921.
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DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES

DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS
Va. Por
Henry German
do.
-Estarfa listed impaciente,
10 comprendo. He tardado tan
toi
Como conozco al individuo
no estaba tranquilo del TODD
va no saba que pensar. lie ha
visto listed?
ST, pero no nos detenga-
mos aquf, no quiero que nos
vean hablar.
Y Sc encaminaron rapida-
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PUNTOS DE VISTA
(Por Miguel LOrente)

Ha renunciado la presiden.
ella de la secci6n atletica del
Circulo Cubano ell antique y CO.
rrecto amigo, incan able lucha-
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GD6nde Sc ha practicable EN-
estos dias Ell castro que dice
lie pondran esta noche a Mike
Firpo?
iTan bueno es que no nece-
sta hacer ejercicios en- Tam
pa?
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tulado campe6n de Chile. Am
hos pertenecen a la division de
peso de pluma.
Ramos llev6 ventaja en- los
tres primeros rounds; pero en-
los otros dos siguientes los gol-
pes de Hernandez lie hicieron e.
fecto Y dos veces cay6. Ell refe-
rec Sanchez do por terminado
ell combate.
A Hernandez Sc lie presento
como un pugilista espanol veni-
do de MEXICO.
La gaceta., 1930-07-07
CLASIFICADOS

PERDIDO un perro Collie, pc
Iado. Sc g~ratificara a quien 10
entregue en- ell 2209 Gale Is.
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flank G.. MENKE DICE QUE
CERRAR LOS PUERTOS A
LOS PUGILISTAS EXTRAN-
JEROS DE PESO COMPILE
TO SERIA UNA BUENA
MEDIA PARA DOMINAR
LOS FOULS"
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2. =. =

LIMPIA CI~ENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFTCA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO
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New York, Julio 1.-Quizas
seria una MEDIA conveniente
para dominar la epidemic de
La gaceta., 1930-07-07

Sc VENDE una vaca sana, da
3 galones de leche, sana.
En- 500. Informan 1916 25 ave.
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The Akutan whaling station still smells like any, thing but the popular Roses of Picardy"
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FIGHT NON I EvEN BE CLOSE. STATES
 MR. CUKOSCHAY
STORYTELLING DUE ITO ARRIVE NEW YORK TONIGHT
 FOR SLAUGHTERING

NEW YORK, June II, (H)-Jack Sharkey put in his first appear ance in Madison Square Garden and was out early yesterday for 20 minutes read work. s'T feel great in fact never felt better in my young life. This fight won't go far and won't even be close,' he remarked with full confidence.
 Due to his good spirits the gent eral belief is that Sharkey is due for one of his good fights
 The gate receipts are estimated at around $75O,OO0 with the prob able betting odds of nine to five favoring Sharkey who appears to be in the pink of condition.
 Schmelling will arrive ill New York during the evening. Joe Ja- cobs has been reinstated as the Germans second. He has been on the suspended list due to the time when Schmelling failed to go through with the Scott bout.
 Business is booming at the Gar den ticket office. Sharkey. yes terday, went to see the Giants to play the Pittsburg Pirates.
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NOTHING LIKE IT

There is nothing we can conceive swift So certain, the International Highway into Alaska. Its possibilities leap beyond poor imagination We fonde cherished dream the thought that err long will be burning up rubber along it's reaches and arguing with gasoline stations We hope that British Columbia Cana da and the United States will get together and try figure out how bring the greatest happiness to the greatest number of human souls.
 If all the nations of the world could be induced to send their automobiles here and rambe thru the wonder ful gamorous countries of two great nations at peace, methnks twere well for world amty What say Watson?
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YTEoNER PASSES nN

SEATTLE. June IA, Pi-Capt. James Fairburn, 75, Who pilotad the first boat on the Yukon River in the early days. also the first steamboat on Laka Washington, died here. He is also credited with hurling the first curve ball in Northwest baseball.
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owing to tile extremely brief stay here and alt Anchorage of the Los Angeles Chamber of Com- merce excursionists. few local folks Contemplate making the round trip, t is said
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 During the debate in the House the question of transfeence of prohibition enforcement to the Attor ney General Rep Tarver of Georgia protested against dry agents purchasing and drinking liquor in order to cure conviction The AttQneX General stated that the afo1oensent aaent should II pith the ol sad act which caused Rep Cochran of Missouri to say: Every one knoWytFRt every pEohibition agent must dfink whskey If thaAftomeyA General onlyg employs ah who do not 4 +hdda rf ysady hehe m & $ gog P make A E I have case right now where am trying to get
  Sta41 Com 3tsatf0n r0nf7ssio, because he ruined His health drinking bootleg whskey He submitted book showing the record of drinks he was required to take and ii showed he had plenty"
 Thus, in order to sastisfy the lust of small group 6f cruceIs of liberty they demand it is necessary to create criminal to catch criminal under the AntSa- loon Ieagnes mode of procedure
 Is t any wonder that man with vestige of decen- efuses to assist in welding prohibition onto the nation?
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The country ahead is always more allu1ing And so is with the Westward country adjacent to the Port of Seward There are of opportunities out there for the settler and but little capital is required
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-12

Il The commission inqui1ing into the Moro uprising in fppnes reports 1t was caused by the constabuarv organizing saxaphone jazz band