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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
Sorority in
Luncheon
at Butler

,..,,bers of Zeta Tau Alpha sor-
oritv from Butler, Purdue, lnolanS
and Franklin and alunnae Illein
bers. held their annual staOe IuilL e..,
con TODAY at the Butler uniVe s3:
cbsnter house. 800 Hampton Drive
Nc Louise Calvelage was III
charge Of the luncheon, assisted oy
Mrs Harold Boyd Miss Theima
Tacona is chairman OF the oanCe
which will be held at the Lincoln y
tonigh+ Miss Margaret Kluger l.
General Genera chairman Of state day.
Sec Deeervations for the dance nave
hoer made by the following: MIS-
NJ Young. Mrs. John Carney
Mrs Robert FenneI' MIS- ""i'ei
Hendrickson, and MISSES
Marjorie Holl snsTkie Guthrie
Helen Thompson Ssps Scriven
Margaret h2 15,nl,Le Ruth DeBard
Olga Marie BohKe Dorothy Barth
Loretta Gaum Tucv Smith
virginia Lett Mary Louise Dis
Edna GarWoou Genelle Sutton
Marv Hastings Charlotte Deeds
Margaret hluhCA Mildred Ruble
TTiEei7ns Tacoma 0DaI Crockett
Esther Burrln Hildreth Siefert
-.roI,n Henschen Thelma Scoles
EitTe Dickey Florence Tomlinson
[1sS,or Gregory Virginia MayhaH
Io4iSa Kahn Mary Hall
ne ToIltus Irol Berg
LIS - Apostle Corinenne Wilhelmus
fTeteT Vawter Ellenor Lord
TTo eliie Berndt.. joyce Myers
Louotean GulletJ Hazel Mae Hanna
LOWS C,avelaRe Dottie Nav Wilkinson
LLseiTna Williams Mildred Woodin
lnslI' Frlewine Margaret Erwin
9uha. 7 on Alien Sally Pleger
MaLs Tol1 MetZRer Marceal Gerpheide
MAY t,ltler Betty Siefert
Jsaaastetb Forsyth opal Weeks
E,.li9aSared Iawler Bettye Sorbusler
R1sTifrances SpraRue Beulah Eqrlcge
MAJ "a raw Margaret Frysinger
NeIa ne MaTV Alice Kinnlck
ellstqq,rine snow Ersie Smith
reasi a Sturgeon Marcella Cobb
lIel.aetSIpe KuntZ Irene Pritchard
1900 Livingston GLADYS Ewbank
62fatfred Terry Louise Kerr
Nwsllrt-fvsnces Lee Esther RenfreW
1890 stewart Julia E. Miller
Tucfle Pritchard Mary Goou"iu
Miss Evelyn Butler, dean OF Wom-
en- at Butler, Professor and Mrs
Milton Baumgarten, Professor ano
Mrs II. M. Gelston and Mr. ano
Mrs Hans Jacobsen will be chaper-
ons at the dance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
SOrOritu to Meet

DU'UTIU % W bbU
Phi Theta Delta sorority will meet
Monday night at the home of Miss
Lura Webb, LOG South Brookside
road.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE
ONO

Mrs.
Felir Krieg,
1910 Park
Avenue, is
chairman
of q
committee
IN charge
of the
card party
to be
given
Tuesday
afternoon
and night
at the
knights
of
Columbus
auditorium
fOr fho
benefit of
st. Rito's
church..
ONO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-10
Camp Fire Girls

Camp Fire Girls had camp con-
ference last weekend at Hef1in's
camp, three miles from Edinburg.
Representative from each group at
tended. Sixty girls and councillors
were present. Girls earned nature
honors. There were conferences on
group finances, programs, honors
and handcraft Girls and councillors
who attended were.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
TUCSON NEWS

A splendid program was rendered
at Phillips chapel c. M E. church
Sunday night by the Elks' orphans.
Services were good at Mt. Calvary
Baptist church A new member was
connected. Mrs. C. Dickens.
Services also good at Prince
chapel A. M. E. church. The Young
Peoples Progressive club will have
a moonlight picnic Tuesday night,
Feb. II, on the Haywood's ranch. A
jolly time is expected.
The Willing Workers turkey din
ner at Mrs. Grover Longs was a
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jedkins, Mrs.
A. Green and Mrs. w. M. Lott
spent Sunday in Nogales, Ariz.
Mr.. Roy Jones and Mr.. j. Hawk
ms made a flying trip to Bisbee,
Arizona.
Mrs. Margaret Cleaveland left
Saturday evening for her home in
Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. Francis Hickenbottom and
family have returned from Ell Paso,
Texas, where they attended her
fathers funeral.
Mrs. Matte Henry and family are
now making their home at 535 N.
Arizona avenue.
Mrs. Hattie Washington had a
social affair at her home, SIT West
Fifth street. Several guests were
present. Games were played. Mrs.
Annie Stewart won first prize and
Mrs. Eunice Evans second price. A
three course luncheon was served
and was enjoyed by all.
The stewardess board of the G.
M. E. church will give a chicken
dinner at the home of Sister Bent
ley, 23O South Main street, on Feb.
27.
'Lil" Florence Alice, daughter of
Rev. Cornelius is on the sick list.
Mrs. Bruce Draper has been i'll
but now is up and doing fine.
Annie Stewart, reporter.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
DOG FOLLOWS ORDERS
TO PROCURE DOCTOR

LOWELL, Wyo., Feb. 10.-A child
of Mrs. Dempsey was i'll. Medical
care was imperative. There was no
telephone and the mother could not
leave the child.
Mrs Dempsey called the family
dog, a cross between a collie and
shepherd, attached note to its
collar and commanded it to find
Dempsey. The canine understood
it seemed to sense the fact that
here was an emergency-daShed off
through the snow and inside 15
minutes a physician was enroute to
the Dempsey home.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
YOUNG HUSBAND DIES OF
JOY ON WEDDING DAY

OMAHA, Neb. Feb 10.-One
month ago Irwin Hutchinson, 19
years old met Cora Ulrich, II,
pretty and blonde.
Sunday he proposed. Cora ac-
cepted. They would wed imme-
diately. The licesne this morning.
This afternoon the wedding.
The youth ran most of the way
home to tell his parents.
I'm the happiest fellow in the
world he told his stepmother. "Oh,
feel my heart! It's humping like
a triphammer. Love is a wonder
full thing"
His stepmother caressed the hap
py boy. His heart was beating
fast and hard-too fast and too
hard.
He slumped to the floor and died.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
CROSS SUIT FILED
IN DIVORCE ACTION

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7-Nettie
Hancock Washington, filing a cross
complaint to the divorce, action
brought by Booker T. Washington,
Jr., son of the late Negro educator,
alleged today that. her husband
boasted SO frequently about his
fathers attributes and his own in
herited virtues that life with him
was unbearable.
The wife also replied to the hus-
bands charges that she had been
intimate with other men by alleg-
ing that Washington was involved
in several love affairs and admitted
it to her, declareing that he could
not help it."
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
DEATHS

Connie Wise passed away Mon
day, Feb 10 at o'clock a. m. He
was a member of the First Colored
Baptist church and a member OF
the junior class of 1929 of the
high school. Connie had been sick
since last March. He is survived
by mother, father and a sister
and brother. The funeral will be
held Friday afternoon at the First
Colored Baptist church. Rev. c. P.
Cornelius of Tucson will officiate,
assisted by Rev. w. G. Cartwright.
The body is at the Dallis funeral
home.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
"The Last Judgment"
Is Very Beautiful

On Thursday evening, Feb. 6, at
the A. M. z. church, the sacred
pageant, 1.-The Last Judgment" was
presented under the direction OF
Rev. Owens. To say that it was
spectacular would be insufficient for
those present would agree that it
was not only inspiring from the
physical standpoint but that it was
also spiritually elevating. From the
opening with a selection "The Holy
City" sung by Mr. Harold Car
reger and ending with Taps play
ed by Mr. Fish, a holy atmosphere
prevailed throughout the church.
The wise and foolish virgins, the
burden bearers, the last sinner. the
saved sinner, the child on the cross,
the devil, all portrayed their parts
we'll in bringing home the question,
''Where shall you spend eternity?"
Those who were, if there counten-
eances bespoke their thought, felt
as they looked at the white robed
participants that they would answer
this question: Somewhere round
the throne"
Appropriate music lent the relig-
ious atmosphere necessary to the
carrying out of this beautiful pag-
cant. The audience was crowded
and throughout the ability of the
capable and God fearing director,
Rev. Owens was felt. The whole
audience was worshipful and spell
bound during the entire program,
a presentation difficult to excel and
a credit not only to the A. M. E.
church, but to the community as
we'll.
A beautiful dramatic reading was
given by Miss Marjorie Bright. Mrs.
Cora Edmon rendered the music at
the piano during the entire pageant.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
MESA NEWS

Services at the churches were
very good,
Mrs. Laura VenSon of Phoenix
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Edna Lee, during the week end.
Mrs Andrew Beasley of Phoenix
was a visitor in our city Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Heard who have
been sick for several days are rapid
ly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Kill, formerly
of Oklahoma, have moved in their
new home which has just been
completed.
Veora E. Johnson, Reporter
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
WONDERFUL RECITAL

Madam j. Ernestine appeared in
recital Wednesday evening at the
First Colored Baptist Church to
large and appreciative audience
Madam Wyatt proved herself an
artist of unusual ability. She will
appear in recital in Tucson after
leaving Phoenix.
1t is hoped by all who attended
her recitals that she will return
to Phoenix in the near future.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
PROGRESSIVE YOUNG MEMS
CLUB

Due to the fact of labor and a
number of other obstacles of SIM
liar nature, the last meeting of the
P. Y. M. G. was by no means up
to standard.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday at $3.50 p m. at the home
of Mr.. c. Marcelle, 1106 E. Jeffer-
son, and we want every member
and those who wish to become
members to be present. Any one
from the age of fifteen to fifty is
eligible for membership, providing
the installation passes the approval
of a majority of quorum at reg
ular meeting.
We extend an invitation to each
young man of Phoenix to visit our
next meeting and get inside in
formation about the purpose of the
club, and also get an understanding
of what it is doing to help the old
as well as the young people of
Phoenix
The club became a subscriber of
the Arizona Clean by luminous
vote
Be sure and get the address
right and make your appearance.
LEROY OLIVER.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
Here And There In
the Gold Spot

The William F. Blake post of the
American legion is the only colored
post in Phoenix and it is making
a great record. It has just been
awarded the distinguished citation
from the National American legion
as the first post in America to get
the same number of members for
1880 that the post had for 1929.
The post will not stop there. 1t
will soon double it's membership and
it is going to render still greater
service to our group, especially the
eX-service man.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15

The recital for the benefit of the
N. A. A. G. P. is an indication of
what the branch can do, but the
coming trip of Dean PickenS, the
field secretary of the association,
will be one Of the greatest treats
of the season. No one can afford
to miss hearing Dean Pickens who
is graduate of Yale university and
was the class orator and he is one
of Americas greatest orators This
will be the red letter day for the
national association, the climax for
the membership drive and financial
drive for the branch and there can
be no doubt that this will be the
most successful administration that
the branch has ever had.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15
QUOTATION CONTEST

l. Can a nation exist half slave
half free?
2. mot what we give, but what
we share, for the gift without the
giver is bare"
3. "Who gives himself with his
aims feeds three, himself, his hung
ering neighbor and me-"
4. What is so rare as day in
June?
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15

U. S. Senator Hiram Johnson of
the State of California said "that
the Boulder Dam of the Colorado
River which viii cost anywhere
from $125OOO,0OO to $165,OOO,0OO is
the greatest piece of constructions
of this generation. 1t is the highest
dam of the country. 1t is from
$50 to $50 feet above bedrock while
the Boulder dam will be when it
is completed about 600 feet above
it's foundations giving us the great
est reservoir in the world
A storage of about 24,O0O,00O acre
feet.
At the Black Canyon is the site
of the dam, and they will have
canal fifty miles long, and lake
of water eighty miles long
And then we could carry water
supply from the Colorado river to
the lands of the Imperial valley
and Coachella VALLEY in Arizona :
and California. There is about 400
900 acres of land are irriganted in
the Imperial valley of the u. S. A.
and about 25O,OO0 acres in Mexico,
and the water for both comes from
the same canal
This country is no good without
you irrigate on the mountains and
in the valley. So let us look for
ward for a plenty of water this
year
BY W. NJ. Sulcer.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15

The services at the G. M. E..
Church were well attended Sunday.
The Senior Epworth League rem
dered splendid program. The
Junior League will render the pro-
gram for next Sunday.
Mrs. M. A. White, Reporter.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15

A device is now being perfected
which will enable you to open the
garage door by radio without taking
the trouble to get out of the car.
We hope the next development
will be radio opener for stubborn
bureau drawers.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15

Dr. Merriman of Portland, Ore,
is with us for few days, and he
is enjoying our sunshine much, and
he believes that we have the great
est chances of any city, east OF
west or the southwest to ao-..ggrreeastt Z
things. We are hoping that sue.
cessful men like this great practi-
toner will stay with us awhile as
there is always need for such men
in our great growing community.
Our medical association, which
meets next Thursday at the hospi-
tai, is going to have DR.. Merriman
as their guest.
DIR. w. M. Foster.
The Arizona gleam., 1930-02-15

The customary offering of gold,
frankincense and nyrrh on the
Feast of Epithany was made on be-
half of King George at st. James
Cathedral, London, this year.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
ECOS DEL CAYO

En- la noche del viernes 9 Sc
celebr6 una tenida blanca en-
ell temple de la Orden Caballe-
70 de la Luz, de este eondado,
para festejar ell 81 aniversario
de Ia fundacion de la Orden.
Preside nuestro supreme
Hno. Luminar, Sr. Feliciano
Castro, acompanado de los her
manos oficiales del supreme
cuerpo, Sres. Miguel Pont Fe-
rrer, Jose Hevia, Arturo Ar
mayor, Manuel Domenech, Os-
car Cruz, Enrique Esquinaldo,
Y por la Gran Logia nuestro
diputado, Sr. Jose Ma. Falcon.
Pronunci6 un bello discurso
de aperture Ell supreme Lumi-
mar, que fue muy aplaudido.
Recit6 una hermosa poesla
la Srta. Dolores Armayor.
El Hno. Manuel Domenech
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
La GACETA
DE Ell BEN PUBLICO

FL Or. Nestor A. Portoca.re-
70, director, opero aver a Tere-
sa Gree, de Cherry 2527, Wes-
Tampa; Andres Leto, de Union
1886, Wcst Tampa; Ramon Vi
lladolga de n. Albany 1506lq,
West Tampa, y Jim Chillura, De
PanGy 1922.
Ooerj ell DR.. Rafael Ortegi a
Ramon Cigarran de Green 2il1
West Tampa, y a Teresa Vicari,
de Green 1881, West Tampa.
81 DR.. A. A. Gonzalez opera a
Georgia. Vilianueva, de N. Al.
bany 24O2, West Tampa; Ar.
mando Azpeitia, de Green 2135,
West Tampa; Edelmira Sam
chez, re Beach 1927, West Tam
pa.
Por {. DR.. Adrian Bustillo
fueroI opefados Enrique Caba-
Hero, de Main 2909, West Tan.
pa; Iercedes Caballero, del MS
mo dom.ciiio que ell anterior, V
Luis F'igueras, de la Gale Dr.
&c 2Ji0.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

cureis; palabra de honor, no l.
firmare que no suceda.
Los labios de Clotilde inten
taron una triste sonrisa.
-Voy a cuidarme de la carta
I-anadi6 Ia matrona,-y en- Sc
guida dare a la pequena un buer
almuerzo de leche de cabras.
jQuereis a5razarla otra veg an
ties de llevarmela?
ST. iOh, sill. Con toda mi
alma.
Y la sonora Angot Sc inclin6
sobre ell lecho y acerc6 la carita
de la nina a los labios de la mo-
ribunda, que, al tocar este ros-
tro con su desigual aliento. Sc
decia:
-iAh. hija de mis- entrana4.
que no alimentar$Pmi seno, que
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
E

La S:a Lola Blanco, vitia
del Sr. Manuel Blanco, y el Sr.
Arturo Rlanco, hermano de es-
tie, nos encargan demos las gra-
cias a todf las personals que Sc
interesaron por Manuel du an
tie su enfermedad y a la bora de
sus FL IrAles.
Ell cadaver del Sr. Blanco re-
cibi5 sepultura ell dia 13 : su
viuda reside en- la calle Tree
2513.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

carta en- e. correo... ino es cier.
to?
No, no; es precise llevarla
y aguardar Ia respuesta.
-JY. con que pagara este
servicio?
} Las manos de la condesA
blancas como la cera virgen, Y
cast transparentes, reposaban
sobre ell embozo.
-Llevo en- mi mano izquier
.da una soltija de oro-murmu-
r6.-Es mi anillo de boda.. To,
madlo y vendedlo. Por POGO que
os den pOr el, sera su~ficiente
para pagan la doble carrera
del mandadero que ha de llevar
IA carta. -
La sonora Angot tuvo L.
'crueldad de arrehatar del de9o
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
POLICIA LESIONADO

Contra un autom6vil que guia
ba Thomas Alphin, vecino de la
avenida 20 3105, choc6 aver en-
la esquina de Florida y Ply
mouth la motocicleta que mon
taba Ell vigilante Harry M. Yate
de la secci6n de transito.
Uno de los pies de Yates fue
magullado y ademas recibi6 he
ridas y contusiones por TODD el
cuerpo.
Aphin fue detenido.
Varios testigos del accidente
dicen que ell automovilista daba
una vuelta cuando la motoci-
cleta Sc lanz6 contra su vehicu-
10.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
pronunci6 un discurso que lie

pronunci6 un discurso que lie
vali6 muchas felicitaciones.
Tambien recitaron compost
clones poeticas ell nino Jose He
via, Dolores Armayor y Anibal
Armayor, hacienda ell resumen
ell DR.. Adolfo F. de Arag6n.
En- ell corto tempo que ell
DR.. Arag6n lleva en- nuestra
Orden ha demostrado carino y
admiration por ella.
ALI saludamos a las siguien-
ties senoras y senoritas:
Josefina Benavides, Dolores
Valdes, Aleida Camera, Maria
Camera, Angelica Perez, Della
Napoles, Gloria Domenech,
Maria Domenech, Zoila Norie-
ga, Vitalia Gonzalez, Dolores
Armayor, Isabel Armayor, Ro-
sa Oxide, Zenaida Carrero,
Mercedes Godinet, Aurora
Boan, Maria Perez, Milagros
Granda, Teresa Ruiz, Celia
Ruiz, Angelina Mesa, Eulalia
Perez, Josefina Oxide, Eliz
Marquee, Zeladia Abreu, &C.
liza Bello y Eloina Gonzalez.
La concurrencia fue obsequia
da con dulces Y helados, termi-
n5ndose Ell brillante acto a las
once de la noche.
Juan ". Delgado.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

lie pidi6 Clotilde, y fue grande
su sorpresa cuando vic que los
dedos cast inertes de la j6ven
trazaban scbre Ell papel algunas
lineas de una escritura, irregu-
lar y temblorosa a todas luceS
pero perfectamente legible.
i Teneis I'm sobre?-mur-
mur6.
ST, tomad.
Clotilde escribi6 en- el estas Sc
mas:
"Senor Vizconde de Grand
lieu, en- su hotel, faubouyg ST.
Honor6, ndmero..."
va esta-dijo luego cor
voz que semejaba un soplo.-Ya
era tiempo; no podia mas.
-Ahora-observ6 la senora
Angot-habr4 que echar esta
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
INFORMATION
DEL Puerto

Dos vapore9 italianos Anna c
Y MaddaIena Otero, ell prime .
procedenta de Norfolk y e. Sc
gundp de Geneva, entraro2 a.
yer.
Lego con un cargamento de
pulpa de remolacha ell vapor all :
man BDckenheim.
Arr1baron tambien los vapo-
res americanos Delfina Y Conf
mer.i2l Quaker.
Con pasajeros, carga y CO.
rrespondencia Sc hizo a la nlar
ell va13s americana Cuba.
Zarp6 para Cienfuegos, c. :
ba, cargada de MADEIRA, la COLE
TIA inglesa Louie E. Beauchamp
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

no veran crecer mis- ojos! mo
es aqui donde deblas haber ma.
cldo!... No.. no es aquf dondv
debia morir tn madre!....
La matrona Sc separ6 de la
CANA y a5andon6 la sala reco-
mendando a Ia enferma que c.n
ciliase ell sueno. Clotilde reclin5
su cabeza dolorida sobre la al
mohada, entro los rubios cabe-
Hos en- desorden; y cerr6 SIS
oeIlos ojos. Parecfa dormir, :
qulzas dormiria en- efecto; peru
las gruesas lagrimas, que caian
una a una de sus parpados ce-
rrados y ,odando por sus ne
Jlllas lividas, decfan con elocuen
ela desgarradora que hasta su
sueno era doloroso.
Iranscurrieron dos horas. La
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

i Escrbiir la co.
madrona;-ies impossible!
Il Imposible?-repiti6 a su
vez la desdichada j6ven.
-Si os faltaran fuerzas pa.
ra hacerlo :. No podriais ira
Ear nj tres lineas! Pero hay uu
medic muv sencillo: dictadme Y
escribire on vuestro nombre...
Els indispensable que escri-
ba 70 misma... Incorporating,
os 10 ruego... colocad unas al
mohadas a mis- espaldas, ponad
una puma en- mi mano Y me We
refs reanirlada por un instante
-Ensayemos, pues, va que os
empenais-dijo la matrona.-
No Sc negarme a ruegos; quiero
10 que quieren los demas.
La sonora Angot hizo cuanto
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

persona encontrada culpable de
vagancia una pena de 80 dias 0
~
una multa de $500.
En- la ordenanza Sc define al
vago como la persona que no tie
ne medios visibles de manteni-
miento.
Los representatives de las u
niones de trabajadores protesta
ron de la "ordenancilla".
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

de la moribunda este unico y Ill
timo recuerdo de una vida prox'
ma a extinguirse.
Anticipate ell dinero-dijo.
guardandose la sortija.-y L.
llevaran artes de cinco minutes,
-lQue bora es?-pregunl6
,Clotilde.
Las ocho de la manana.
"A las diez puede estar de
vuelta. Os suplico, sonora, que
encarezcais la urgencia; tengo
tan POGO tempo de que disponec
Es necesario que viva aun Guar
DO negue la respuesta.
-Tranquilizaos, recomenda-
remos al mensajero que vuele
v ademas Querida sonora, va
.veis que no estais tan grave CO.
mo deciamos y puede ser que
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

Aunque no presentaron las
cuentas de sus gastos en- la fe-
cha senalada por la ley, ell abo-
gado general del estado, Mr..
Davis, ha enviado una opinion
al secretario de la corte del cir
quito, Mr.. Dickinson, autori-
zando a este para poner en- la
boleta los nombres de los candi-
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

datos que olvidaron csc detalle,
Irwin Walden, democratic, y d.
NJ. Duncan, republican,.
Walden, que desde hace II
amos pertenece a la junta de e.
ducacion por ell distrito No. z,
quiere ser ~reelecto.
Duncan aspira a ser Ell can
didato comisionado por su par
lido, en- ell distrito ndmero l.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
FL TEMPO

ClAro para hoy. Nublados pa
ra manana. Temperature max
ma aver, 81 grades; mfnim4, 70
Mares alta a las :27 a. m. Y
APT p. m Elarea baja q las
9:42 .. N. y II :35 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
Xavier de Montepin
LAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedraza y Paez

da: TODD cs possible, aun los mi
lagros; pero en- estos tiempos
los milagros son muy raros, y
para salvaros era menester uno.
-Gracias, senora-respon-
do Clotilde;-estad segura de
mi reconocim.ento. va tengo es-
ia certidumbre que me era nece-
saria para I'm paso que debo in
tentar... Voy a escrihir.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
.NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

La ciudad de Miami ACADIA de
redactar una ordenanza que Sc
cree esta dirigida en- contra de
AL Capone, imponiendo a toda
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

WARNER BAXTER
en- la grandiosa pelicula "Such
Men are Dangerous" que Sc CO.
rrera ell Domingo y Lunes en- ell
Veatro Casino.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-01-03

+ pardons and paroles as in any
sense an argument either for
tightening up these powers or con-
tinuing them as they are. We
mention them merely as an ills
tration of the frequent reaction
gainst what the law has made
possible. The important thing is
that citizens should bestir them
selves before the laws have been
made. It must not be forgotten
that the power to make the laws
ests with the people.
M~ontana's ext legislative ses-
sion will not come for another
year. But it is not too early for
the people of the various counties
to begin thinking of what legis-
lative action is desirable. Close
attention also should be given to
the choosing of assemblymen and
senators. for it is they who must
be relied on to stamp the will of
the people on the statute books.
The making of the laws is the
most critical function of govern
ment. Montana as a state has
been making laws 40 years. Our
codes have now grown to four
volumes. Unless some of the OBJ
statutes are eliminated
soon, more volumes will be added.
And perhaps there is some reason
or complaint about the laws in
view of their great and constant
y increasing number. But we as
citizens have made these laws,
md the blame, if any, must re-
-ert to us.