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Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
PROTECTION OF ALASKA FISHING
 IN HOT DEBATE
C CANNERIES CHARGED WITH EVERYTHING BUT MUIR
 DER, TIT SEEMS
WASHINGTON, Dec, 1

WASHINGTON, Dec, 19, (P- The Alaska delegate charged the aureau of fisheries of protect ing monopolies and fishing rights through favoritism in admins -ering regulations, in opposing He extension of authority Of -lle fishery commissioner, before the House.
 Speaking before the merchants marine fisheries commission he sid the great trouble was in the Nay the law was administered
 Henry O'Malley, fishery com missioner, proceeded the Alaska delegate at the hearing testifying mat the bill under consideration 4s needed to allow protection and five the bureau the right to adj rance the season.
 The bill bv Representative Eelch of California would re- auire fishermen to serve notice sa advance Of operating; would arohibit the operation of cam 4eries at more than one place turing one year
 Capt. N '. Peterson. repre- snttna the ship oHaHrs Asso- iation of the Pacific Coast. saonsofed a bill for ta7a pratRe- si0n of liaHimate fishefmsn against fishermen bo9tisggers
 s sai5 ne r7tafFad ta fi9atiaB annerie5.
 Fe+ef oisan president af tae Alaska F5saermenis Union. san Francls lsee csarged that floating Hannerias go up there ana take 9s much as they want. reduce snore canneries pack and disor- sanize the regulations.
 Welch said floating cannery men come from nowhere and go anywhere they please
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
PROPOSES ID LIVE WITHIIN CRATER IF
 GREAT VOLCANO
ENR0TTE no SEWARD AND IN TERROR; ALSO RETURN
 TO MOON CRATER

NEW YORK. Dec, l9. lP Father Bernard Hubbard of the University of Santa Clara, Cali ifornia, left here today on the first leg of " religious and scien tific trek to Northern Alaska
 The head of the geology de- partment of the college expects to travel 5,0oo miles over Yukon traiIs With a dog team stopping at l2 missions
 M When the iqe breaks he plans t9 ioin Professor Rl W Chisholm in another azt7n to Moon cfater ot Anlakchak the largest NR |4ha WorLa
 . Taa# exaaa5 to .live two months in tfa volcano satharine aeolagi- eai material for tlle government.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
EXPECTS EARLY ACTION

'I am quite convinced that Mes sers George T. Cameron and liar IVY Chandlar will go right ahead with their program for the con- struction of pulp and paper mill near Juneau despite the unfavor- able market condition" declared Attorney General J. Rustgard, in dis cussed the project with R. "A. Ken zie, engineer in charge, during a recent visit to San Francisco. says the Juneau Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
'PORK BARREL IS
 BASE FOR SLANDER
 HURLED AT SOUTH
STATES WILL NOT BE FORCED TO MATCH FEDERAL AP-
 PROHIBITIONS

WASHINGTON, Dec, IS CPl- President HooFer's emergency and unempioyment p program struck another snag when congressional oonferees in one of the sll600o, - 900 works bill failed to agree.
 The House group refused the Senate amendment to turn the appranr ation for Alabama and Gaoraia ion improvement on the daferrad payment p'an and the provision requiring local labor ae hired
 PoAE baralH was tha name s5Ten tha GaaGata and Alabana request that states he not forced to match federal appropriations.
 Senator Jones is prepared to rep6rt the disagreement to the Senate
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
TO HIGHER COURT

Under the so-called White Fish cries Law, the Act of Congress of June s, 1924, all citizens Of the U. s., are vested with equal rights in Alaska fisheries, and the Territor- ial nonresident trollers's license requirement. is in violation of tie former act, the U. s. Circuit Court Of Appeals held in its recent d. cision, says the Juneau Elm pire- A copy of the decision hal been received in that city. The Tef- ritory will undertake to carry the case to the U. s. supreme court.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
MARINER MISSING

Disappearance of Victor Koski who left Petersburg three weeks ago in the gasoline boat T-433 was brought to the attention of the M. s. Marshal at Juneau, by Matt Lani, owner of the missing craft, says the Juneau Empire. Lani was advised to take up the matter with the U. s. Commissioner at Peters burg Koski was supposed to have started for Juneau
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
STRIKES. REvOLTS STILL RAMPANT
 THRUOUT SPAIN STRIKES IN FULL SWING IN CAPITALS, ACCORDING
 TO REPORTS

PARIS, Dec, 19, l4a-W With communications faulty conflict ing reports of happenings in Span were received through pri- vate channels here
 At the frontier It was reported that heavy fighting had taken place at Huelva between strikers and government troops and that numerous casualties and wound ed resulted.
 The town of Valencia was said to have been taken by the rebels and three loyal generals had been put to death
 While dispatchs from Madrid said th central part of Spain was once more quiet, a heavy armed guard is being maintain ed every where and martial law continues INV effect
 Tine situation caused by the general strikes is disquieting and Was made worse by news that Premier Barenquar is ill with fever as a result of an attack of tan5iHi Hiti5.
 Strikes are ih full swing 10 ail capitals of such province as Caru F7aelva, Jaen Ioarona. santan- aer Visc3ya and zaag6seIa
 T4a government has out Diff Communications tl prevent tHa saread N MA neH5 of the disorders AEaior Ramon Franco who start- sd the revolution is being heId by Portugese authorities in close .qnartars-
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
TO FIGHT AGAIN

Joe Collier who was defeated in October by Fred Butler will be giv- en return match with the former Alaska heavyweight champion at the Moose Smoker on Dec. 20, it was announced recently by W. e. Hellan, matchmaker. It is billed as a title match for the heavyweight crown of Southeast Alaska, and IS to be an 8-round bout.-Juneau Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
DOPE PEDDLERs FAIL .
 ID SHOW AS OFFICERS .
 LAY ID AMBUSH THEM

NEW YORK, Dec.,I 1o, [F) -six- teen federal narcotic agents, armed with machine guns, stood watch over s1,ooooOo worth of morphine for 10 days in the hope of catching the gaag which had imported the shipment, before they confiscated the narcotics.
 The gang never showed np but Assistant Secretary of the Treas urer Lowman in announcing the seizure, said it was the largest ever made in this country
 The drugs were shipped in on the ss Alecia in bales Which were marked rugs. Apparently. the drug ring had received inside information regarding the trap and thereby escaped arrest
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
hGGySE NEI.L0N.oF
 JJGGIING TAA SUMS

WASHINGTON. Daa i9, tR, Secretary Mellon has made mis- leading statements on tax re- funds i'd an attempt to minimise amounts returned to the bigger tax payers of the country, Rep- resentative John Garner, Demo- crat leader charged in another attack on the administrators fiscal policies
 MT. Garner said there were nu- merous discrepancies in the sec- retary's figures on returns.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
BANDITS FUN ID
 EARTH IN CORN FIELD

SIDELL, Ill, Dec. 19 (P,- Trapped in a corn field after a spectacular 3O-mile chase, two members of bandit gang, com mitted suicide. The third was wounded and two others were captured on farm near Sidell.
 Joe Walker, special deputy sheriff was killed. The bandits s15,0OO in loot was recovered.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
B0BBY J0NE.s RECEIVES
 SULLIVAN MEMORIAL

NEW YORK. Dec, l9, P-Bob- by Jones, the worlds greatest golfer until his retirement from active competition recently, re- ceived the James E. Sullivan memorial as the outstanding amateur performer of 193O.
 Jones received by far the lar gest number of votes in compe- tition with others.
 Clarence De Mar, marathon runner, was second choice.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
.|RRES|STABLE FORGE:
 REMOVABLE OBJECT

LEWISBURG, Penna Dec. 19- CR)-F'ive youths were killed when their car smashed into con- crete bridge across the Susque- hanna River.
 The dead are Wheller Watson, Son of Federal Judge Albert Wat Son Of Scranton; Hirma Gair, his brother Wilbur, Robert Will son, all of Watsontown, and William Rohn, of Canton. Ohio
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
VOLCANO POURs RED
 LAVA DOWN MOUNTAIN

BATAVIA, Java, Dec, 19 (P)- Merapi volcano, dormant for 30 years, burst into violence yester- day and poured river of lava on villages at it's foot.
 The eruption is continuing It is believed that the deaths will reach total of at least 90-
 The volcano has been menac- ing for two weeks but it's sudden awakening took the natives by surprise.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
WOMEN POKE FINGERS \.
 INTO CUBAN POLITICS

WASHINGTON, Dec, l9 (R-- A manifesto signed by 100 Cuban women and charging that the attitude of the United States aids the dictatorship in Cuba, was introduced in the Senate by Sem ator Thomas Walsh who sought unsuecessfully to have fl laid be- fore the foreign relations com- mittee for private consideration.
 Senator Wash also demanded an inquiry into Americas rela- tions with Cuba
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
WOULD REMOVE BAN

WASHINGTON, Dec- l9, lPl The removal of the ban against paying compensation to veterans who become ill through miscon- duct or who pay income tax, is sought by Representative Rankin, Democrat from Mississippi, in a bill which he has introduced.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
PRINCELY SALESMAN

LONDON, Dec, 19, {P,-The Prince of Wales who will leave soon for South America on mis- sion of salesmanship, pleaded with his countrymen to develop their marketing methods more carefully in speech before the Sales managers associations.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
LOST COTFEF9 ENC CE

LONDON. Dec. l9. CRy Sir Robert Horne, conservative lead- er. and three ether members of his party issued statement de- claring the British citizen no lon ger had confidence in any par ty and demanded measures of protection on the tariff.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
MAC DONALD ATTEMPTS Y.
 sTAVE 0fF F9a5NSCS

LONDON Dac- lg R Tha attempt of Indi5r 5slagatas to raoHen tae dabate aNI. tA5 45as- tiRr 7f BlGmRs z@aaHa ai1I| fr6m India failed Wilen Fa~ar Mac- Daraid and other las t7ol5 t ssan5 thHt tha n5t. Haula naA aga.n be da5Ata5 Ha ia eomas before tha 5iaA4H 5azaioa of the eonfereneeM M##
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
TWO YEARS SUSPENSION

WASHINGTON, Dec, 19. (P)- The House immigration commit tee approved the two year sus- pension of all immigration ex- cept relatives of persons already living in the United States.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
BAKERY TRANSFER

c. D. Coates has bought the Jun eau Bakery, Seward street between Second and Third from William Myren. MT Coates has been head baker at the plant he purchased for the past two and half years.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
GREAT REDUCTION

LONDON, Dec, 1s, (Pl-It is -eported that appropriations for the Royal air force will be rel duced s10,OOO,OOO in the next budget and not more than two special planes will be equipped with the new type Fury mo- tors,
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
ANOTHER BIG GIFT

NEW YORK, Dec, 19, tP)- The gift of s5o0,o0O by the Rock effeller Foundation to the emer- gency unemployment committee was announced This gift brings the total contributions to $7,276,- 511.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
CHEAPER TO MARRY

ASBURY PARK, N J., Dec, 19, Vida Bennett, musical star, married Anthony Wettach Sev- eral months ago Miss Bennett sued Wettach for $20,OOO dam ages for injuries sustained in an automobile accident
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19
PRINCE IMPROVES

LONDON, Dec, l9, (P- The chill from which the Prince of Wales suffered yesterday was taking it's normal course, doctors said. The Prince has a good nite and his temperature ls down.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-19

Borghild's Ready Wear and Gift Shop, owned and conducted by Mrs Borghild Welde has open at Jul neau, according to the Empire
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
PRIMO DE RIVERA DA UNA
AL DUQUE
DE ALMODOVAR

Madrid. Feb. 3.-Rehusan-
do ell duelo con Ell Duque de Al
modovar, Quien envi6 al CAPT
tan general Aznar V a Jose
Pedregal Y Sanchez Calvo CO.
mo padrinoS a desafiarlo, ell
Oral. Primo de Rivera escribi0
una carta al Duque dand0le
una satisfaction por las pala-
bras ofensivas que habia dicho
contra ell Gabinete que lie pre-
cediefa Y EN- el cual ell Duque
de Almodovar desempenaba la
cartera de Gobernaci6n.
Desafiado a rail- de sus de-
claraciones ofensivas, Ell dicta-
dor dijo que no Sc batiria mien
tras estuviera sirviendo a la ma
ci6n; aceptando ahora dar la
satisfaction soiicitada al ser
nuevamente desafiado por 81
Duque, "a horaS despues de ha
Der dejado ell poder.
Primo de Rivera. en- su car
ia al Duque de AImodovar, lie
dice que siempre 10 tuvo por un
caballero y que lie daba una sa-
tisfacci6n por 10 que pudiera
haber dicho que lastimara su
propio.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
ALBERTO KATE

Esta manana tuvimos la sa
tisfacci6n de saludar en- esta ca
sa al j6ven abogado Albert
Katz. quien de paso por Tampa
VINO a visitarnos en- compahia
de su primo, el Sr. Harry Will
derman, gerente de la gran ten
da de ropas Adam katz, de la
sdptima ayenida.
FL j6ven Albert Katz es hijc
del fundador de la casa, Sr. A
dam Katz, que reside muchc
amos entire nosotros, siendo muy
querido y respectable por todos l.
mismo comerciantes que parti-
eulares,
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
Ell GRAL. BERENGUER DICE
QUE ES AMERICANA

Madrid. Feb. 3.-Solicitada
por Ell correSponsal de un pc
ri6dico parisi6n una entrevista
con ell Oral. On. Damaso Be-
renguer, Presidente del Conse-
io de Ministries, en- ell punto de
interrogarle sobre SUI nacimien
to, ell Oral. Berenguer lie dijo
que habia nacido en- Cuba, sien
do por consiguiente americana.
Mi familia y los amigos de
mi infancia residen en- Cuba.
y considero que en- la intimidad
de relaciones con los paises
trasatlanticos de habla espa-
nola descansa nuestro future,
nuestra grandeZa y nuestro
prestigio.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE- ESPANA

cional que Sc habian declara-
do en- huelga hacia dos soma
mas, como protesta contra Ia
dictadura de Primo de Rivera,
regresaron hoy a classes, desa-
parecida la causa que motive
su actitud.
Los estudianteS de medicinal,
10 mismo que de las otras cate
dras. organization varias mani
festacioneS; pero sin provocar
deS6rdenes.
La Universidad de Barcelo-
ma, cuyos estudiantes estaban
tambi6n en- huelga, reanudaran
sus classes manana, 10 mismo
qre las de otras invertebrates
de Espana.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Ala en- Kansas City, una reli-
giosa DANA. Mrs. Thomas, re-
clama $4,000 al ministro de la
Primera Iglesia Cristiana, ell
Rev. James Cornish.
Pide Mrs. Thomas los $4,000
porque ell ministro la hiz0 en-
trar en- una h~abitaci6n de la igle
STA y ALI, a la fuerza, la estam-
pc algunos 6sculos en- la cara,
no 0bstante las p~rotestas que q
LA hiciera.
Mucho pide la sonora queiosa
por unos 'miserables besos''.
Ella debe haber interpretad0
NAL las intenciones del pastor
"egregio' moralista.
El la hiZo entrar en- ell Guar
to para besarla como hermano
y que sus besos la expresaran su
grande amor hacia la humani-
dad y su pureza.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
Alfredo Diaz.
tOBO EN- LA CAFETERIA
LA NORMA

Aver p0r la tarde, POGO de<-
)ues de las 3 y cuando uno de
los dependencies de la Gazette
ria La Norma, Gale Is entire
S6ptima y Octava avenidas, fu6
Al ESTABLISHMENTS a recoger ell
cafe que tenia que moler para
entregarlo fresco a los restau-
rantes, marchantes de la casa.
'e di6 cuenta de la fRlta del re-
gistro que Sc habian llevadn
los ladrones, junto con una
:uantas libras de chocolate, pa
luetes de te y latas de leche
Los ladrones, para penetrar
IN ell establecimiento rompie-
ron ell vidrio de una ventana
que da para ell callej6n, y a la
oual lie falta un balaustre.
Ell dinero que habia en- Ell re-
gistro eran solo los centav3s
utilizados para ell cambio.
Sc do parte a la policia, que
en- Ell case.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
LAS ELECCIONES EN- Ell
CENTRIC A

Manan8 por la noche, de 7
9, sc celebraran elecciones en- Q
Centre Espanol para elegir pr
mer vicepresidente. tes0rero }
Vocales.
FL sabado publicamos una d.
las candidaturas y hoy publica
mos la otra, que compOnen 10
senores Francisco Escalant
para ViCeprcsidente; Raul VI
ga, tesorero; Vocales, por dc
amos, Jose Quesada Escalante
Alfredo Gonzalez, Jose Mende2
Cepillo, Salvador Sanchez Be
tancourt, Angel Alvarez, Fuse
bio Diaz, Jose Corrales, Ange
de la Riva, Manuel Garcia, An
toniO Grimaldi, Francisco Fe"
nandez, Francisco Aspra, Ma
.nuel Fernandez Rubio, Eduari
Gonzalez, Manuel Lleras Riva
I Luis Perez. Vocales por u
aho: Manuel Liano, Sebastia
asal, Jose Y. Vazluez, Maria
20 Rodriguez, Mariana Fernan.
lez, Ramon Samperio, Gerardt
Cigarran, Jose Capellin, Fernar
do Gonzalo, Antelmo Solano y
Joaquin Echevarria.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

90 de conner, c6modamente, S
llev6 ropas, Joyas y un rev6lve
TODD con un valor calculado d.
500.
Tuvo ell negro la desventur;
de que ell revolver Sc lie diSps
ARA y que la detonaci6n atra
jera al vigilante n. n. Wright
que 10 detuvo.
Todos los detectives y poll.
.cfas de Ia ciudad seran puesto
EN- movimiento para contene.
las actividades de los ladrones
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Feb. Bel emba-
iador americana Mr.. H. Gug-
genheim ha solicitado permiso
de las autoridades de aviacion,
que al instante Sc 10 concedie-
ron, para que ell dirigible Los
Angeles vuele sobre la Habana
ell proximo Is de febrero, ami
versario de la voladura del
Maine.
Ell dirigible volara alrededor
Y tan pr6ximo como lie sea po-
sible al monumento levantado
en- ell Malec6n a las victimas del
crucero Maine, que sc hundie-
ra en- la bahia de la Habana.
Ell viaje del Los Angeles Sc
ra ell segundo que realiza a la
America espanola, va que en-
1926 vol6 tambien sobre Cuba
en- direction de Panama, donde
fue a tomar parte en- las manic
bras navales que Sc celebraron
por la escuadra americana en-
aquella epoca.
Aunque ell programa de &C.
lebraci6n de aniversario eSta a
cargo del gobierno cubano Sc
sabe que varias organizaciones
de veteranos de la guerra his
PIANO americana Sc estan prepa
rando para tomar parte en- la
celebration.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
Ell VIAJE DE MR.. HOOVER
A LA HABANA

Habana, Feb. 3.-Ya sc han
dado las 6rdenes por la Secre-
taria de Gobernaci6n para pre-
parar TODD 10 concerniente al
recibimiento que habra de ha-
cerse al p~residente de los Es-
tados Unidos, Mr.. Herbert Hoo
yer, a su llegada a la Habana
ell pr6ximo sabado, como Sc a.
nuncia. Mr.. Hoover saldra de
Miami directamente para la
Habana en- un crucero de que
ira de su naci6n.
Varias invitaciones Sc lie hi
cieron a Mr.. Hoover para que
visitara la Habana, a la que
habia dejado fuera de su reco-
rrido cuando su viaje de buena
voluntad e inteligencia a las
repdblicas latino americans,
despues de haber sido electo
presidente de los Estados Uni
dos.
Ell presidente Hoover, seg1n
Sc afirma, permanecera en- la
Habana solo dos dias, salem
do para Veracruz desde donde
Sc dirigira a la capital de Me-
jico a pagan la vista que lie hi
ciera en- Washington ell presi-
dente electo, Ortiz Rubio.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
UNA INTERSTATE CARTA
DEL SIR. ALFREDO DIAZ
Sr. Victorian0 Mateiga,
Tampa, Fla.

Muy senOr MIC:
Hace algunos dias Sc me ha
dicho por TN amigo en- quien
confio que EN- cierta converse
ci6n pdblica, habia listed ha-
blado muy bien de mi obra
"Levantate !" y deseo por es-
tie medic darle a listed las gra-
cias muy sinceras.
ST este es verdad, y no 10 du-
do, probablemente lie interesa-
ra saber que en- estos momen-
tos tengO en- mi poder una car
Ia de Madrid, de INSTRUCTION
Pdblica", en- la cual Sc me dice
o que copio a continuation:
"Su libr0 ha sido entregado Ma
ra su examen con ell fin de CO.
~locarlo en- las Escuelas Publ
;as y Bibliotecas de la naci6n,
oues despu6s de haberlo yo lei
do creo que es una obra en- ex-
tremo interesante."
Tengo Ell gran placer de dar-
e a listed esta agradable mott
ia y demostrarle una vez mas
ii sincere agradecimiento.
Soy de listed, con toda mi
onsideraci6n,
Alfredo Diaz.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
Ell TEMPO

Nublados y subira la tempe
ratura. Sale ell sol a las 1916 a
m. y Sc pone a las 6:12 p. m.
Sale la luna a las 1908 a. m.
y Sc pone a las 1899 p. m.
Marea baja a las 11:16 a. m.
Y IL SO p. m; marea alta a las
8 :07 a. m. y $40 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

All mediodia de hoy arrib6 a
Tampa ell pirata-rey On Jose
G~asparilla.
El distrito commercial recibi6
con los "brazos abiertos', qui-
zas por tenor, al sa%nguinario
espanol Y los hombreS que Gle
gamente lie obedecen.
On Jose no incluye a Ibor y
West Tampa en- su recorrido
por haberse "americanizadO"
tant0 que los 'latiaos" lie moles-
tan, lie aburren Y hasta lie deses-
peran.
No quiere relacionarse ell pi-
rata con los irabaiadores honra-
dos y prefiere pasear SUI gloria
'por la otra parte de la Urbe,
dcnde Sc le entretiene Y aduia.
Aunque a reganadientes, lie d.
mos la bienvenida a Don Jose
ell renegade.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Carmen Perez Y Nicolas Mon
tero, dos j6venes estimados y lie
muchas simpatfas en- nuestra
,sociedad, unieron sus destinos
la noche del pasado sabado en-
ia Residential del padre de la DIES
posada, senior Antonio Perez,
Gale de Conrad 1912.
Este acto, que tuvo caracter
intimo, fue sancionado por el
conocido joven y distinguido no.
tario Sencr Armando Dorta.
Reciban los nuevos esposos
mi felicitacion.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Hoy Sc engalana la ciudad pa
'ra darle cumplimiento a su ira.
dicional fiesta de "Gasparilla"
Primeramente la lIegada del
"Pirata", ell cual sera recibido
como en- los amos anteriores.
Despu6s ell banquete organi
zado por la Comisi6n de Feste-
jos en- ell Hotel del Tampa Bay"
Paseo de toda la comitiva por
los terrenos de la "Feria' y a
Mas nueve de la noche gran bale
en- ell Coliseum de la isla Da-
wis.
lQue mas pedir en- un dia de
fiestas y alegrias?
Nuestra sociedad esta de pla-
GENES.
A. de Ia PeiJd
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

A la bora de escribir estas
lineas estaban deliberando los
iueces encargados de d~iscernir
los premlos.
A las tres, en- ell lunch que
ofreceran los piratas en- ell Tam
pa Bay, Sc daran a conocer los
nombres de las firmas vencedo-
ras.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
s @ CHA | E s

Aver por la tarde recibieron
cristiana sepultura los restos
del que en- vida sc llamo Ramon
". Pages, emigrado revolucio-
mario cubano.
Acompafiaron al cadaver to-
das sus amistades, que forman
legion en- esta sociedad, donde
ell extinto eca tan querido, ash
como tambien una nutrida CO.
mission de la Association de E.
migrados Revolucionarios''.
Despidio ell duelo en- ell &C.
menterio Woodlawn en- repre-
sentaci6n de la familia y de los
"Emigrados', ell caballeroso pc
riodista senior Jose r. Sanfeliz.
lie reiteramos una vez mas a
todos los familiares del infortu-
nado desaparecido nuestra SEN
tida condolencia.
Su inconsolable viuda, la res
petable sonora Luisa V. Pages,
quiere por mediaci6 de estas Il
meas, darle las mas expresivas
gracias a todas aquellas perso-
mas que acompanaron a la man
sin de los muertos ell cuerpo in
animado de su desventurado es-
poso, guardandole por clio gra-
titud eterna.
Que Dios haya acogido en- su
seno ell alma de este hombre
bueno.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Ha descubierto un reporter
de nuestro colega ell Tribune,
que los ojos ''inteligentes' Sc
han apartado va de la Punta
del PEI Cato y miriam hoy hacia
ell tcrreno de Drew.
Quieren comprar unos GUAM
tos acres junto al mar y unirlos
al presente por medic de una ca
rrctera, eliminando asi a la Pun
ia Y a Palmetto Beach.
Debemos suponer, 81 es We
ridica la information del c0lega,
que todas las puertas de la Ra-
ION Sc han cerrado y que Pal
metto no tendra el puerto aereo.
ESQ equivale a decir 81 no es
la Punta, los 'Iatinos", que han
apOrtadO ell mejor lugar, no Sc
'3aldran con la suya'', no ten
Iran aerodromo.
5Consentira tai "desaguisa
10" el honorable alcalde, precla
70 amigo de los yborcitenos Y
Nestampenos?
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Nuestro director senior Vic
toriano Manteiga ha recibido
una postal firmada por ell SIM
patico poeta y talentoso perio-
dista, senior Cristino R. Inclan
fechada en- la bonita cudaid de
New Orleans.
En- ella lie dice que en- excur-
sion artistica emprende viaje
hacia la ciudad de San Francis
co California.
Nosotros lie deseamos al a.
tento Y cortes companero gran
diosos exitos.