davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-08-21

bunda y enferma EN- que la He'd
da Gabler de Ibsen fuera la mu-
jer tipica.
Pero la asunci6n no tiene
Fundamental vital alguno. La
mogigateria de los peri6dicos
es, a la par que la mogigateria
de la etiqueta en- general una
simple dificultad de educacion
y de lenguaje. Lo que pasa es
que no Sc nos ensena a pensar
decentemente a pensar acerca
de estos t6picos, y por 10 tanto
no tenemos lenguaje con que
| referirnos a ellos, exception he
cha del lenguaje indecente in
dignas de ser discutidas publica
mente, porque los unicos termi-
nos que tenemos a mano para
discutirlas, no Sc pueden usar
en- p1blico.
En- Gambia los fisi6logos, con
un vocabulario tecnico a su dis
posici6n, no Sc hayan en- aprie-
tos como los ~nuestros. Y los
maestros de la lengua, que pien
san decentemente, pueden es-
cribir novelas populares como
la 'Fecundidad' de lola, o la Re
surrecci6n" de Tolstoy, sin O.
fender en- 10 mas minimo a
aquellos lectores que tambieD
saben pensar decentemente.
;. Por otra parte, ell periodista
moderno comun y corriente,
que nunca ha discutido probe
mas tales excepto en- terminus
de cinismo, no puede escribir
un simple comentario sobre I'm
divorcio, digamos, sin rubori-
zarse o sin inyectar a la nota
una sal insana que hace i'm
possible leer la noticia delante
de damas. Todo este cinismo y
toda esta mogigateria (que son
la misma cosa) no son indicado
res de que la genie no piense
acerca de estos temaS sexuales
en- genie decente. Muy por 10
cOntrariO, es eXactamente la
profundidad y seriedad de nues
tro sentimiento 10 que hace que
la desecraci6n del sexo por ell
lenguaje vulgar y ell humor
burdo Sc convierta en- cosa into
lerable; de manera que en- al
timo analisis no podemos tole-
rar que Sc discuta ell sexo, por-
que apenas sera uno en- cada
mil que 10 mencione sin herir ell
pundonor humane, especial
mente ell femeninO.
Y cuando a los horrores del
lenguaje popular Sc ahaden los
horrores de la pobreza popular,
ell problema Sc hace mas COM
plejo aun. En- las ciudades mo-
dernas, donde la poblaci6n Sc a.
glomera en- grande, la pobreza
destruye la posibilidad de que
haya limpieza; y en- ausencia de
la limpieza muchas de las con-
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helm y William Loeb, magnates
mineros; G.. w. Hill presiden-
tie de la American Tobacco Co.;
Adolph S. Ochs, publicista; Viii
liam Randolph Hearst, publ
cista; Robert R. Mccormick y
Jose Medill Patterson, publicis-
tas; Julius Rosenwald, conner
ciante; Cyruss H. K. Curtiss,
publicista, y Roy w. Howard,
publicista.
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En- nuestra epoca Sc hace TODD
10 possible por que TODD parto Sc
convierta en- una desgracia pa
ra los padres en- general y en-
un peligro para la madre en- par
ticular.
Cuando ell gran escritor fran
c6s Emilio lola alarmado por
la esterilizaci6n de SUI patria,
escribi6 un libro elocuente y for
midable dedicado a restaurar ell
prestigio de la calidad de padre
O madre en- Inglaterra Sc do
por hecho que obra de tai natu-
raleza, cuyo titulo era LA Fe-
cundidad" resultaba demasia-
do abominable para traducirse.
Donde quiera Sc dijo que cual-
quier intento de tratar las re-
laciones de los sexos desde otro
punto de mira que no fuese ell
sibarita o ell romantico, debia
evitarse. Ahora bien 81 esta a.
sunci6n estuviese realmente jug
gada en- la opinion pdblica, indi
caria una actitud de disgusto y
resentimiento, hacia la Fuerza
Vital, digna de surgir 1nica.
mente en- una comunidad mort.
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oprimida ,-todo ESQ pertenece
a mi hijo.
i Ell retrato tambien?
En- ell acto respondere a
listed.
Y Sc volvi6 hacia la CANA a
la cual Sc habia dirigido inme-
diatamente ell doctor Gervais.
Despues de haber saludado
respetuosamente al celebre doc
tor, del que habia sido discipulo
y por ell que sentia tanto carl
no como veneraci6n, ell medico
que habia sido llamado para
auxiliar al j6ven lie dijo:
-Querido maestro, lIega u.s.
ted desgraciadamente, demasia
do tarde; iesta muerto va!
i Muertoi-repiti6 sorda-
mente,JimuertO!
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DE LA GACETA'
OE TALES PADRES,
l.. L HIJOS
Por
Henry German

cerolle cont6 al m6dico 10 que a.
cababa de DIR de labios de b.
yer.
Senior conde-dijo ell doe
tor The escuchado a listed con
mucha atenci6n e interes; pero
este hombre, que ha visto a la
victima, ha podido sufrir una
equivocaci6n al declarar que ell
retrato de la cartera y ell del Sc
nor vizconde, que listed lie ha
ensenado, Sc parecen a csc des-
graciado j6ven que Sc llama
Carlos Cholet. Verdad es que
La gaceta., 1930-08-21
LOGIA IDEL 55 l. o. o. F.

Sc eta a todos los miembros
de la Logia Ideal 55 de la Orden
de Odd Fellows, para la tenida
que Sc celebrara la noche del
viernes % del corriente, a las
3 p. m. Sc ruega la mas puntual
asistencia.
Ell SecretdriO.
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LA M~OGIGATERIA Y LA
~FECUNDIDAD
Por George Bernard Shaa0

Reflexionemos un POGO ahora
sobre ell siguiente problema
5por que es que las abejas mi
man a sus madres, mientras no.
sotros los humanos mimamos
solo a las primadonas operati-
cas-? La noci6n que prevaiece
en- |nuestros dias con respecto
al tratamiento que Sc lie debe
dar a una madre, no es de au-
mentar su provision alimenti-
cia, sine de cortarsela prohi-
bi6ndole que trabaje en- las ia
bricas durante los treinta dias
siguientes al alumbramiento.
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XVIII
LA MEMORIA DEL DOCTOR

Ell comisario de policia Sc ha-
bia levantado, interrogando con
la mirada a los reci6n llegados.
Ell conde Sc acerc6 a el.
-SeHor comisario de policia
.diio,-yo soy ell conde de Lu-
cerolle Y este senior que ha tent
do la bondad de acompanarme,
es ell doctor Gervais.
Ell funciOnario Sc inclin6,
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tarde.
Tn silencio profundo reina-
ba en- la habitaci6n cuando en-
traron ell conde de Lucerolle y
ell doctor Gervais.
La gaceta., 1930-08-21

Chester, 20 nunca he visto un
muchacho conner mantecado como til.
va has finalizado dos Y 70 apenas he
comepzado ell milo.
-Entonces listed nunca ha visto
m a un muchacho. 5Puedo pedir
otrO. abueIo?
La gaceta., 1930-08-21
UN "JONRON"
0 MilIones
Al dia

Tenia que ser bueno para lle-
gar hasta donde ha llegado
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
RECEIVES CHENEY AVIATION
 AWARD FOR 1929

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, @- Lieutenant William E. Matheny. of the Army Air Corps was given the Cheney Award which is made annually to flying officers perform ing the most outstanding humani- tarian act of valor and self sacrf- fee.
 Matheny attempted to rescue an .airman from burning plane after it had crashed in the Nicaraguan jungle, at a great peril to himself.
 His home is at Darlington. North Dakota and the accident occurred last August. The prize or award is an engraved bronze plaque. valued at five hundred dollars. The man he rescued subsequently died of burns.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
NO FURTHER PROSPBCTORS
 AID UNTIL MARCH 31st

The following telegram received Friday from the Commissioner of Transportation at Juneau. is self explanatory:
 Juneau, Nov. 15, 1929 Geo. s. Maynard, Local Commissioner, Nome. Alaska.
 The Prospec,ors Aid Act as ammended at the last session oi the legislature. provides that as nearly as practice ble, one half of the appropriation shall be ex- pended during each year of the bienniur:. Expenditures already made totals more than half of the funds.
 I: is necessary. therefore, that no further expenditures be made until March 31st. 1880. Please do not accept any more applica tions for assistauca or submit any additional vouchers until further advised by this ofti1s.
 B. D. STEWART.
 Commissioner Transportation
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
EIsAfER REID HILNB,
 FOR POSITION AUD11oR

JUNEAU. Jan. 20. W-Elmer Reed filed his declaration of candi dacy for Republican nomination as Territorial auditor today. He will make the race against the present incumbent, Cash Cole. who filed a day. or so ago.
 Reed has been resident Of Aiaska for thirty years and has lived twenty i've of them in Nome. He spent the remaining five years at Juneau. He was a deputy marshal at Nome for many yea1 and chief deputy at Juneau from 1928 to 1926. when he resigned to become Clerk of the District Court at Nome. He later resigned that office and established a cur io store in Juneau, Reed Is . native of California. and came to Alaska from Oakland.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
FAIRBANKS RACES TO START
 IN MARCH

In wire received yesterday by the publisher of the Nugget the following information was con- veyed:
 FAIRBANK. Jan. 20, 1880. Nugget, Nome.
 The signal corps trophy race will be held on March 18th, the Endi- colt Race on March 18th. and Fromm's Ladies' Race on March 16th The courses will be the same as last year, and you will be advised later of the exact amount of the purses offered to the win ners of these races. Please give this the widest publicity.
 Fairbanks Kennel Club.
 Ralph R. Reeser.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To HARRY BROERHN. PET FIR BROEREN, GEORGE BROHR- EN, WILLIAM BROEREN, THBO- DOR BRCEREN. CBCBLLE HBIT- ING. MINNIE SCHMIDT. ANNA BETTING, and G. A. Adams. Ad- iainistrator. and to Each of the Heirs, Administrators, Executors, and Assigns:
 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the undersigned has expended the sam of one hundred dollars (s1o0o0) during the fiscal years ending July l. 1928, and July 1, 1929. in labor and improvements upon each of the following lode mining claims situated at Bluff. in the Cape Nome Recording Pre- cinct. Territory of Alaska, and de- sfgnated as foliows:
 SRA GULL. SEA GULL NO. l." SRA GULL NO. g." SKA GULL NO. B." IDAHO" IDAHO NO. l." IDAHO NO. g." IDAHO NO. a." "DsoUIAAU NO. l." "EsoUFMAU NO, g." and RE QUUAU NO. g."
 In artaa D uosd said elaims S1- dae the prorAs1ors of sAs LAws Of fAe United Ssases. and e. 1sr- EfeoSy of Alsska. osGsp1nins sa- auai hhos upon mining ototns. Sncn expenditure of lle6.eont apGa ezeA oa s2td mining s1a4Ds npR dach of sasd yean ts tAe amount required by sasa iAws ao hold sail 0f1tDs eaAtms during snSd yeau.
 And yon arc eaeA fsTsAss ness- fsd ehat # within nlIety dnys from the compilation of tAe psS- R0ticn hereof you fall or Ssfsss to conhrihate to the endossignsa. yusr proportion uf such exoeaas- tures. as e -o-ovner. yo11 t1Ass- asts in sAid mining :o1sims A1A ! each of them will become tho property of the undersigned vAs Is your co-ow1er sAd wko las made such expenditures. Dated at Nome, Alaska, Novsm- ber 1. 1929
 CHARLES v. OLSON Co-OwAer Pubiish-Nov. 2, 3. 16, 38, 90. Dec. T. If. 21, 2s. 1929. Jan. f, Il. IS, 15. 1s3o.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
TUESDAY fTEiEGRAphfi:l
LOVE TILT UNCOVERED

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21, B Tulloch. young radio station employee vas stabbed in the back yesterday by Gordon Pressey. >, aged seventeen but iss expected to live. Police said the quarrel was over 3 woman of their aRecticns known as Dorothy Smith aged s5.
 Tnlloch was due to appear in Court Friday to answer eharses of manslaushter in connection with the death of Mira. Gertrude Hawkins who was last seen alive coming out of his apartment on the night of November 2lst. 1s2>. Pressey is charged with assault and intent to Kill.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
ARMY BORDER PATROL
 ARRIVES SPOKANE

SPOKANE. Jan. 20. (R-Thir- teen planes of the Army Arctic Patrol, lead by Major Ralph Royce landed on the ice of Newman Lake twenty three ;miles east of here at three o'clock this afternoon. making the last one hundred and forty miles from stlGis0ouis In for ty minutes. being assisted by e tail wind, joining four other plan es of the patrol which arrived here last FBtiaay.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
SIXTEEN ARE KILLED
 WHEN PLANE CRASHES

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20. tR)- Fourteen passengers. spectators to the Sunday horse races at Agua Caliente, and two pilots of the Transcontinental Air Transport, Maddux tri-motored Ford airliner, were killed when the plane crashed and ,was immediately consumed by fire.
 Witnesses related how the ,pilots endeavored to find landing place being encumbered with one use- less motor. They came around low steep hill''. says one person. -" weaving this way and that at tempting to find large enough spot to, Set the plane down on. but due, to the rain and fog. the pilots were unable to discern their whereabouts. being indeed very close to the ooean." All in the plane were burned beyond recog- milton, except Mrs. Doris Cantillon wife of q prominent LOB Angeles attorney, and her relative Mrs. Ada Glover. s .,......
 .OthAr names were obtained from the Agua Caliente register: Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller of San Francisco. W. W. Pace. MT. and Mrs. Cedric Gibbons. Edgar J. Small. all of Los Angeles. Francis Jameson. and EMzabet Squibb, both of Pasa dena, Charles Rabold and Hannah Collision. both of Fair hope. Alabama, Mrs. Edgar Bow en, Pilot Basil Russel. Mate Fredie Walker.
 LOS ANGELES Jan. 20, @- T. A. T. Maddux Airlines' officials ascribed the crash of the Agua Caliente airhner special to "one of those peculiar weather myster' les which blew in rain from the Pacific into that particular area. "
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
COMMERCIAL FLYING OUT
 OF ANCHORAGE AGAIN

SEWARD. Jan. 20. R-Wfth the resumption of commercial ny ing again, the Alaska Airways gave immediate response to call from Seward: Matt Nieminen fly ing new Standard open cockpit plane and carrying as passenger Dr. Rex iSwaE*s, chief surgeon of the Anchorage hospital. landed at Seward at ten o'clock yesterday morning. and took oH again for on his return trip at eleven am. after the physician had rendered medical servdces to Mrs 'Bndly WeJorecht. widow of the. late Colonel Weybrecht world war reteran., who; had been serious iy i'll at her home here.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25

Pilot Graham after completing repairs to the NAT. plane was delayed until Sunday from hopping of due to the wind having blown the snow of the field Hopping Point and a little later went to Kotzebue. Monday. (today) he took of early for Shungnak and expects to be back at Kotzebue this afternoon. Tuesday, Graha m will hop of for Fairbanks with passengers. On his return trip from Fairbanks he will fly to Deering and pick up Wm. Oliver, and then come to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
SEPPALA RACING NEW YORK

LAKE PLACID. x. Y, Jan. 21, R)-Leonard Seppala noted Al askan driver, won the first leg of the Lake Placid Clubs sled dog derby, putting his team over the finish line of the twelve mile course in fifty seven minutes and four seconds. with all the dogs still in harness. Tne same course will be run tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25

Pilot Vic Ross in the Stan ndard plane of the Alaskan Airways, made trip this morning to Tel Ter. returning about one thirty. he imm ediately took off again and is now at Teller for the night. Vic Is freighting supplies for the Eiel- son relief expedition from Nome to Teller.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25

half mile over the ocean. attain ing an altitude of five hundred feet. He remained afoft for 8 half hour, qualifying for a first class glidders' license. He made application for this license i'm mediately after landing. Lndy will be the ninth holder of this class of license in the United Stat eH.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
THE NOME NUGGET. NOME. ALASKA.

dorf, and A. V. Cordoyado. He also carried a cargo of furs enroute to the outside. It is thought he Will not be able to make the trip thru today but might arrive their early tomorrow morning, return ing to Nome the next day, with mail if any still remains there,
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
ro rnAlrlyuRa nAlly ALAsKAl l

SEWARD. Jan. ao., R-otto F. Ohlson, general manager of the Aasla Railroad together with the Chambers of Commerce in Al askan ctties. is fostering .an as- sembly by merchants at large. of a, valued collection of Alaskan met
 chandise. consisting of gold, ivory novelties, and flrs, also paintings. for. shipment to Los Angeles where they will, be displayed and sold in February at E. H. Bollock'a Department Store. Ernest w.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
MONDAY
TRANSFER PROHI FORCES
 BE CONSIDERED WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, .R- Secretary Mellon will be the first witness before the House expendi- lures committee hearings begin ming Wednesday. in conjunction with President Hoover's proposal to transfer the prohibition enforce ment unit from the Treasury De- partment to the Department of Justice.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
rALKIKB IN ALASKA NOW

SEWARD. Jan. 20. R-Tha tn- ssallAtion of the 'frst mlkieFS tp Interior Alaska is taking pface tonight at Anchorage and Fair banks. at the theatres owned by A. E. Lathrop, who also owns and operates the Healy River Coal Mines, besides additional theatres in coastal cities.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
BREUER EaIES ElR- R-,------,
 COMMISSIONERS EDUoAT1oN

JUNEAU, Jan. 20. @-Leo VI. Breuer, present CommSesaoner q Education today filed hds cand4- dacy. Republican. for the seme office. He was elected by tho Senate at the last Territorial Lss is0a&nre when . bill was passed making the office an elective one.
 He is . graduate of the Belhng- ham Normal School and the unf- versity of Washington. Breuer Superintendent at Nome for two years and superintendent at Cor dova the following year, previous to his election.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
K1oHr Kul.zD IN n14Asr

,BNpKMIEY, ". Va. Jan. 30. sR-Dishk eminers .we1e Killed and, four ,oAhers injured sseftoasSy yesterday in an "sxpacston at one of tho Liisy Brook Ceal ecmpsny's rndnes ten mites from ehefe. TAe bodies Of eight negroes aud two white men wore recovered four hours after the b3&st.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that cAe underalsned has been ap- pointed by the above entitled Cousa, Administrator of the Es- tate of Edwin H. Pfa6le. deeass- cd. and all persous having claims assadlt tAa said estase are here 6y required to present the anne Co the undersigned, It the Miners and Merchants Bank as Nome, AlaskA, as required by law. with sn six months from the date here of.
 DATED at Nome. Alaska Dec ember 28, 1929.
 J. 8. sTANGROOM
 Administrator of the Els
 tate of Edwin H. Pfan1e,
 deceased.
 PubIsh-Dee. 3s. 1929. Jan. 4. II, 1s, 2s, 1880.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25

Sawyer, executive advisor to the Department of the Interior, Is now in Los Angeles arranging the plans with Bonock, who is figur- ing on featuring the exhibit.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
L1NDBERGH TRYs GLIDING

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 2o.a R3-- Without previous, actual experience in motorless flying Colonel Lind bergh took of here yesterday in a glddder plane and hew out g
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
AIRPLANE NEWS

The Fairchild planes which were all ready to hop of for Tel Ter on Sunday morning are still delayed here by rain, wind and snow, and no visibility. Same con- ditions exist at Teller.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
N. H. CHURCH ". E. Baldwin. RasaDr.

II A. M., Morning worship aAd Sabi ath School Cf2as-s fsr al ages There s a elass tsr y1a ' P. M.. Dvenine Worship
 Cordial welcome to all.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25

Pilot Swartman piloting an AL askan Airways plane, who left Nome Saturday morning. arrived at Fairbanks Sunday noon. He will return to Nome Tuesday with the mail.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
N O ' | q E

YlCE ABHhlsTlbHlkS- Copy for ada
 in the weekly Nugget m1Et bs h this ofRee net later than Thxssday S.ee P. M.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25

Nome is che OusfftinR haae f0r all Alaska expARfnx expeditions.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THH CAPE NOME PRECINCT. TERRITORY OF ALAgkA, SEC
 oND DIvB1ON.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25

IN THE NATTER OF THR H9- TATE OF EDWIN II. PFAFFLE, Ueceasad,
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
AIRpIANB NEWS

.ts
 |. Pilot Swartman. who left Fair
 banks at o'clock this morning ,in the "Red Onion" arrived in
 Nome about s:4s pm. with .
 large consignment of mall. No DO ssenger were carried.
 Piios eff swartman with an Alaskan .Airways plane will next for shtstamares and back. and then make round trip to Elephant Point and Kotzebue. The return trip to Fairbanks will be made Friday weather permitting.
 The two Fairchild planes of
 the Eielson, relief expedition took on from Nome at s:45 this morn
 ing for Teller on their way to
 Siberia. and arrived there at 10:3o AM. They were piloted
 by Ed Young and, Pat Reid, with l mechanics Hughes and Macauley. The N. A. T. Stinson mono l plane piloted K by Bill Graham, took of from Kotzebue at 10 am. this morning for Fairbanks. car rying as passengers w. H. suks- |
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
CHURCH NOTES
NOME FEDERATED CHURCH Rev. R. A Newton, Pastor.

Sunday Sshool --.-..---.-...--11 A. A, Evening Worship ...--.-..- 7:4s P N
 Special musical selections
 All are cordially invited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-28
I. LAHIKAINEN, AGED ID, MAKES
 49 GOLF SCORE
Men, Women, Boys and Girls Compete in Thanks
 giving Turkey Playoff

Toivo Lahikainen, 10 years old, is Juneau's indoor golf champion for all ages and sexes He broke par on the Midget Course in the Charles Goldstein Building yester- day, negotiating the 18 holes in 49, one stroke below the standard number for the round. The lads feat was the chief event of the holiday, although the tournaments for men and women had been scheduled as leading attractions for Thanksgiving. H. M. Hollmann was the winner in the mems event In the tourna- ment play both he and Luther Suby tied at 52 In the play-off, MT. Hollmann scored 56 and MT. Suby 63.
 The scores of other entries were:
 Curtis Shattuck 54, OXreider 55, Holmquist and Jerbett 56, Faulk- ner and McAuliffe 57, Henning and Council 58, Poole and Pullen 59, Adams 60, Morgan 61, J. Barragar, Sr., and Isaak 62, Breuer 63, Truitt l Shepard, Henderson and Springer GA, Caro 65, Redlingshafer 66. Mur- , phy CT, Sweum 68, Nostrand and Wildes 68, Iverson 72, Bart 73.
 Scores by Women
 Madge Stufflebeam, with score of 60, was the winner of the wom- ems tournament. Other entries were as follows:
 Helen Jewett 62, Lyda Benson GA Betty Burford 65, Gladys Suby 66 Ideal Wildes and Flo Primavera CT, Marie Meade 68, Bea Murphy 68, Harriett Barragar 68, Mrs. Ne vile 68, Mrs. Newmarket TO, Mrs Faulkner II, Etta Bringdale "A, Ida Hansen "A, Mrs. Ray Stevens 75 Maxine Williams 80, Evelyn Holl- mann 8l, Mrs. Coughlin 83, Ada SWeum 83.
 Boys Qualify for Finals
 Toivo Lahikainen made his 49 ir qualifying for the grade sehoo boys tournament, which will be played Sunday. Other contestants were:
 l Behrendt and Bartholl 52, GubseI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-28

which MT. McDonald has in Cor dova. The latter, in his message to MT. Flory said: Unable to de- termine if the carcass came from Columbia Glacier, but midsection of carcass contained well preserved flesh while head and tail, particu- larly, were barren of meat, show ing the midsections to have been preserved in some manner.
 Probably Marine Creature
 The Glacier Bay freak is prob ably a marine creature, in the op- inion of Curator Bernard Brown Of the American Museum of Nat ural History, according to an As sociated Press dispatch from New York received by The Empire.
 "The creature found imbedded in ice near Cordova may be one of the smaller whales" he declared. He added he didn't believe it could be a saurian, or of that age, but that it was undoubtedly of consid- erable antiquity. The description given by Mcdonald convinced MT Brown it was some marine creature, perhaps one as yet unclassified and unknown to science.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-28

Says Puff: T must confess it now
 of Reindeer I am fond. That's true if they are Orunets, and
 likewise if they're blond. Each year about this time they
 always grow to be the rage They must be smart to do that in
 this mechanistic age"
 Farm club boys in B counties entered $40 calves in the ninth annual fat stock show at Louis vile, Ky.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-28

53, Douglas 54, Smith 55, Lindstrom 54, Miller 54, Bardi ST. Erwin Cub ser 58, Miller 54 and the following under 60: Monogle, Mclean, Me Lean, Hagerup, Jackson, Paul, Low ell, Thomas Harris.
 Grade school girls who are quail fled to play in the finals Sunday are
 Jane Blomgreu, Patricia Harland, Clara Hansen, Betty Sisson, Doris Freeburger, Sybil Godfrey, Vivian Powers.
 High school boys who have quail flied for Sundays finals are:
 Perkin and Peterson 54, Haglund 57, Parsons 59, Carlson 55, Redling- shafer 60.
 High school girls who play in the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-28

Play lnuoor Golf at The Alaskan Hotel. (adv0