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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
El11lerSWitzer
TOEnterRaCe
For Mayor
Consents to Run Following
Request Of Prominent
Libby Citi1ens.
GOOD WORK BY
RETIRING OFFICERS

Surprise parties have been much in
vogue in Libby during the winter sea-
son and one Of the most complete sur
prises Of that period occurred one
day the first of the week when q
number of prominent Libby citizens
called upon Elmer Switzer and noti-
fled him he had been chosen to run
as candidate for mayor in the city
election. After the first shock of the
surprise had worn off and the matter
had been somewhat more fully dis
cussed, Mr.. Switzer finally gave, his
consent.
If the honor of serving as the city's
mayor falls to Mr.. Switzer, it will
be an honor we'll deserved. He is
one of the most substantial citizens
Of the city, has lived here for many
years, is property owner and cit
izen who commands the respect Of
everyone. He has served number Of
years on the city council as alderman
from the Third ward and has first
hand knowledge of the important
questions that are constantly confront
ing city administrators. Mr.. Switzer
is of the progressive type of citizen
balanced by streak of conservatism
that lends soundness to his judgments.
w. r. Kienitz, who has served the
past two years as mayor, positively
refused to consider the office longer.
Mr.. Kienitz, with the aid Of his coun-
ell, has performed a duty to the city
the value of which will be more and
more realized as the years pass. He
and the councilmen inaugurated a
campaign for the improvement Of
health conditions in the city that is
bearing fruit today. By careful and
economical administration of city af-
fairs they have reduced the city debt
materially and are carrying forward
a program that will eventually place
the city out of debt if future admin
istrations follow the same course. The
city administration of the past two
years deserves the commentator of
the citizens of Libby.
One alderman from each Of the
three wards is also to be elected, and
it is understood the present incum-
bents will stand for reelection. They
are DR.. A. E. Ostroot Of the First
ward, J. A. Krall from the Second
ward and Vernon Crotteau from the
Third ward. Each of these men has
proved an efficient official during the
past term of two years. They have
worked hard and diligently for the
good of the city, sometimes in the
face of criticism by some, and have
shown themselves to be the class of
public officials it is well to continue
In office.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Will Spend Big
Sum On Western
Montana Roads
lSnecial to the Western Newsl

Especial to the Western News).
MISSOULA, Feb. 25.-(U.P.)-Not
only does the federal bureau of pub
lie roads contemplate the expenditure
Of $383,0O0 in road construction with
in national forest reserves in Montana
but will also aid in financing the con-
struction of many new road projects
in western and northwestern Montana
this year, it was announced here.
Projects in the western Montana
section include:
Construction of three bridges on the
Libby-Troy project.
Tentative grading Of 10 miles from
Rollins north on the Kalispell road.
Five miles of grading between Mis-
soula and Bonner.
Resurfacing and grading "a miles
between Bonner and Nimrod.
Grading Of five miles between St.
Ignatius and Ravaili.
Grading Of 15 miles between Gold
Creek and Deer Lodge.
Grading of 1914 miles between
Victor and Hamilton.
Grading of 9h miles between Deer
Lodge and the Silver Bow county line
improvements on one-haf mile OF
road through Plains.
National forest highway construc-
ton recommended for the fiscal year
beginning July l include reconstruc
ton and resurfacing Of the West
Gallatin highway $4,000; grading
from Saltese east, Yellowstone Trail
100000; grading from Noxon to tht
Idaho-Clark's Fork highway, $4,000
reconstruction and surfacing of ths
Columbia Falls-Glacier Park highway
$4,000; grading and surfacing Madi
son River highway, 100000; oilinf
Targhee- Yellowstone highway, $4,000
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Veldman Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Veldman in
vited a few friends to their home
Saturday night following the dance
given by the Masonic order, when few
hours were spent playing pinochle
three tables being in play. High score
honors were won by Mrs. Viola Jacobs
and Elmer Switzer- 1t is said that the
evening was most enjoyable one
for all present.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Montana Has
Thirty Airports
Especial to the Western News)


WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. Is
CUP. with 80 Montana cities cred
tied with having airports and with
Is others contemplating improve
ments of existing facilities or estab-
lishment of new airports, Montana is
keeping abreast Of the rapid advance
in aeronautics throughout the nation.
Cities which have airport facilities
include: Armstead, Boulder, Cascade,
Dele, Dillon, Mitchell, Monida, Twin
Bridges, Whitehall, Big Timber, Butte.
Chinook, Dillon, Froid, Fort Missoula,
Glendive, Great Falls (2), Harlow
town, Helena, Kahspell, Lewistown,
Livingston, Manhattan, Glasgow,
Miles City, Missoula, Plains, Sidney,
Terry and Wolf Point.
New airports are proposed ut the
following points: Bolton, Billings,
Bozeman, Butte, Conrad, Deer Lodge,
Forsyth, Glendive, Hamilton, Hardin,
Livingston, Lewistown, Poison,
Roundup, Scobey, Terry, West Yell
lowstone and WhMefish.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Pioneers Hold Annual Meeting.

The regular annual meeting Of the
Libby Pioneers was held last Thurs
day evening at Woodmen hall with
an attendance Of 48 members.
After the business meeting very
PLEASANT evening was spent in dane
ing old time dances, telling stories OF
pioneer days and singing.
\ The banquet served by ladies Of the
society was one to be Tong remem-
bered. Our pioneers include the best
Of cooks.
Those who were unable To attend
were missed by ali present.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Infected Tooth Kills Libby Matron.

Mrs. B. B. Withee died at the Lib
by hospital Tuesday from the effects
OF an infected tooth. 1t Is understood
Mrs. Withee had suffered from the
tooth for number of DAYS but had
neglected to call doctor until about
"a hours before her death, it then
being too late to save her from the
effects of the poison. The remains
have been taken to Cartwright, N. D.,
where funeral services will be held
The deceased was 43 years old
having been born March 26, 1887. Be-
sides the husband she is survived by
two sons, Adelbert, IS, and Roy w.
10; two daughters. Cora, Ia, and
Bertha Rose, 6. Also surviving are
the father and two brothers, and two
sisters, all of Cartwright; sister at
Candy, Mimi, and sister, Mrs Jars
Of Libby. The deceased was a mem
Der of the Legionnaire lodge of this
place. Mrs. Withee was loving wife
and mother and the bereaved family
have the sympathy of the community
in their sorrow.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Transport Company Will
Develop Airport Here

That the Montana Development and
Air Transport company will proceed
with the development Of its own air.
port here was the statement made
this morning to The Western News
by Fl. H. H. Clark, secretary-treasur-
er Of the company. eve now have a
crew at work removing stumps and
will continue the clearing" said Mr..
Clark. "We have secured an additional
10 acres at the end Of the field which
gives enough land for full regula-
ton field
The plane will be here until Mon
day said Clark, when it will leave
for Kaispell Anyone wishing to take
sight seeing trips can DO 50 up to
that time.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Give Another In Series Of Parties.

Guests to the number of 40 were
entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs.
L. J. Olson and Mrs. ]. A. Krall at
the home of Mrs. Olson. Ten tables
of pinochle were in play and high
score prizes were won by Miss Dor
othea Meese and M. d. Rowland with
the consolation going to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith. The Olson home was
prettily decorated with flowers for
the occasion. Everyone seemed to be
in the best Of spirits and most de-
lightful evening was enjoyed.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27

The Chas. Petty pool hall at Troy
was held UP Tuesday night about
1890 o'clock by lone robber who
was described to Sheriff Baney as
about feet 10 inches tall, 35 years
old, of a dark complexion and wear
ing dark clothes. The burglar got
away with $500. Sheriff Baney
sarched freight train going through
Libby but found no one who answered
the description.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Two Libby Ladies Entertain.

Mrs. w. G. Seims and Mrs. Fl. A..
Braman were hostesses Wednes day
evening to guests occupying seven
tables of bridge, this being one of
a series Of parties given by these two
ladies. Mrs. r. w. Smithberger cap
tured high score honors and Mrs. Ned
Joughin the consolation. The spirit
of valentine was carried out in the
decorations.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Kept Wedding Secret.

Miss Bernice Coyle, teacher in the
Libby grade school. surprised her
friends this week by rendering her
resignation to Superintendent Wood
and stating that she and Mr.. Paul
Piper had been married since last
November 80, when they were welded
at Occur d'Alene, Ida Mr.. Piper is
employed as member of a Great
Northern crew Of engineers with Lib
BY IS headquarters and he and Mrs.
Hper will continue to make their
home here. Mr.. and Mrs. Piper are
an estimable young couple and their
friends, although completely surprised
by the news, are glad to extend best
wishes. A successor to Mrs. Piper
in the teaching position has been ar
ranged for by Superintendent Wood.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Frank Pival Gets
Bridge Contract
Especial to the Western News)

Especial to the Western News)
HELEN, Feb. 26.-(U.P.)-Frank
Pival of Libby was awarded contract
for the contraction of three concrete
bridges on the Libby Troy highway
by the state highway commission in
session here this afternoon. The
amount of the Pival bid was $11,-
895. 80.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27
Libby {.
Does Much
Business
Many Important Matters
Discussed at Dinner.
and Meeting.
PEPPY SONGS BY
PEPTOMIST GIRLS

Poppy songs sung in q peepy way
by the Peptomist Girls in peppy cos
tunes were a pleasant feature OF thu
entertainment which the members Of
the Libby Commercial club enjoyed
while dinner was being served Thurs
day evening in Masonic hall. These
attractive young ladies Of the Libby
high school sang in such q pleasing
and taking manner that their every
effort was heartily applauded. Two
vocal numbers by Miss Meby Of tho
Libby high school faculty pleased 80
well that the diners demanded an en-
core, which was graciously accorded.
After dinner had been served much
business was transacted by the club.
E. E. Jaqueth of the highway COM
mittee reported that letters had been
written to large number Of towns
along the T. r. highway explaining
the great Importance Of removing the
dangerous parts on the Libby-Troy
highway and soliciting assistance in
obtaining appropriations. He said fav-
orable responses had been received
from many communities. Reference
was also made to the possibility Of
increased road appropriations by con-
gress, which would provide about one
and a half million dollars more than
heretofore, one million Of which would
have to be matched by the state. A
letter had been written to Governor
Erickson urging the great Importance
OF the state meeting this obligation.
Secretary Veldman read letter from
the Governor stating that means
would be provided for matching this
added federal money.
Correspondence was read from an
association being formed in Montana
to fight the high price Of gas. Mr..
Jaqueth stated he believed Montana
people would find the price WAS not
excessive il thet understood matters:
that the price i hassd on thu coast
price plus freight costs. h quoted
: coast price Of = to % cents, say
ing the freight charge would take
up the added price. Carleton Joughin
reported that eastern Montana pro-
ducer had told him they could sen
Montana gas for 20 cents but were
afraid to do so for fear Of cut throat
competition by the large corporations.
The matter was referred to the high
way committee.
A. NJ. Hoffman reported the results
Of QUESTIONABLE mailed to Libby
merchants regarding closing rules, as
reported in this payer last week.
A. A. Wood Of the publicity commit
tee stated that consent had been OBJ
tanned for painting a sign for air
planes on the X. M. Co. roof-letters
in white paint, Is feet by 10 inches,
2 feet wide; cost of paint about $4,000.
Matter was left to publicity commit
tee.
Ralph Fields submitted report for
fish and game committee, stating
that the elk planted here were doing
fine with a IS per cent increase. Four
Ill
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27

Louis Thompson underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at Libby General Hospital
this morning.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-27

Ralph Fields submitted report for
fish and game committee, stating
that the elk planted here were doing
fine with IS per cent increase. Four
or five had been killed. Deer likewise
in good condition, with few killed
by coyotes. Plans were being made
for rearing pond on Libby creek and
petition was lodged with the state
commission asking for rearing ponds
on Fisher river. These would cost
Continued on page four)
La gaceta., 1930-07-23

no puede verificarse nuestro
matrimonio a la luz del dia...
Pero he lefdo que era possible,
EN- ciertas circumstances, ca
sarse permaneciendo secreto ell
enlace. Sc efect1a ell casamien-
to ante Dios Y un sacerdote. La
conciencia queda tranquila, la
prole es legitima. iQue mas 10
demos querer? Me comprendeis
|Sno es verdad?
ESQ 10 habeis leido en- no
velas querida mfa-replico Ro-
berto,-y en- novelas de otros
tiempos. Ell C6digo, memorable,
ha privado de un recurso tan
precioso a los amantes Y a los
n~ovelistas. Los enlaces secre-
tos son imposibles hoy dia, por
la seneilla raz6n de que Ell ma
La gaceta., 1930-07-23

Durante 40 anos P. P. P. ha
dado alivio a miles de perso
mas que han sufrido de debili
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
p1sculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri-
miento, regresan las fuerzas Y
eli sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
Iud.
listed no arriesga I'm centa-
VIC en- usar P. p. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
devolverle su dinero 81 no que
|da satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
IConsentira listed en- seguil
sufriendo, sintiendose debil,
cuando puede gozar de buena
salud, fuerza y felicidad?
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-07-23

la casa de Auberive tiene algo
de augusta y de sagrado!... iC6-
mo sufrira al VERNE caer tan
bajoi...
Despues de un corto s~ilencio,
repuso Enriqueta con voz segu-
ra V entonacion resuelta:
Roberto, nuestro hijo ere
cera... Hemos de pensar en- su
porvenir... No quiero... Glo ois
benz. que sea I'm bastardo.
-iAh! iPardiez !-repuso ell
senior de Loc-Earn.-Calmaos,
querida mia. Yo tampoco 10
quiero.
Me 10 habeis dicho mas de
una vez y con sobrada razon-
prosigui6 la senorita de Aube-
rive,-que una franco confe-
sion malaria a mi padre. Ash.
La gaceta., 1930-07-23

de contratar al ST.. Victorio
Campolo, de la Argentina, para
presentarlo en- Atlantic City
contra Primo Camera, y aun-
que no pudo conseguir a Veto
rio 20 estoy ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sc
guro que el tiene todavia a Car
nera. 70 estoy inclinado a pen
sar que ell oponente que el aho-
ra tiene en- mente es Willie
Stribling, ell rey de los frenos
de cana, asumiendo que Willie
no quede mezclado en- su pelea
con ell viejo Phil, en- Londres,
en- la Ultima parte del mes.
Primo y Willie en- Atlantic
City, en- septiembre, atraeran
a los "fieles".
Taylor intenta "correr" la
function Carnera-Campolo para
ell beneficio de una obra de ca
ridad bajo los ouxilios de los pc
ri6dicos de Atlantic City. Ellos
dan aqui una function similar,
cada ano, y Taylor usualmente
la dirige. Este ano lie ofrecie-
ron ell puesto a Jcak Kearns y
el Sc 'descolgo" con una propo-
sicion de batalla entire Mickey
Walker y Make Rosenbloom.
Entonces Taylor fue de nue.
vo llamado y 81 hubiera podi-
do ofrecer ell bout" Camera
Campolo, hubiera atraido mas
de $500, 900.
Pero la corporation Madison
Square Garden compr6 del
La gaceta., 1930-07-23
bles j6venes aspirantes a la CO.
roma de peso complete.
DAMON RUNYON CREE Sc
RA UN EXITO MONETA-
RIO LA PELEA STRIB-
LING

Atlantic City, Ne. j., Julio %
-Vuestro fiel servidor usual
mente gusta su calor bueno y
~caliente, pero ell tempo en- Man
haitian es muy caluroso hasta
para su sangre de salamanca.
Asf que el hugo "abajo ell Allan
tico, como dicen en- Filadelfia,
solo para descubrir que ell china
adyacente a las tristes olas del
mar es tan "ensopante' como
en- Broadway.
La brisa va de la terra hacia
ell mar, en- lugar de venir de
esta, y es mas caliente que un
As.
Y pensar que todavia la Sc
mana pasada teniamos que dor
mir bajo las frazadas-nos di-
jero en- Atlantic City.
Asf que ustedes ven a los
ciudadanos leales de Atlantic
City como a los hombres de
cualquiera otra comunidad.
No obstante vuestro servidor
encontr6 atm6sfera deportiva
en- el calor del dia. Mientras 20
daba vueltas por ell frente del
Ritz-Carlton, me encontre Ell pa
lido torso de Herman Mukksy
Taylor, promoter de Filadelfia,
y este rompi6 a haLlar.
"5Usted We csc edifi1io que
esta alla?-me dijo senalando
una mole girls a pocas yardas de
la orilla del mar. Ese es ell ia
moso auditorio de $13, 900
con capacidad para sentarse
AZ, 900 hombres, mujeres y nj
nos, y donde uno de estos dfas
vera listed uno de los mas gran
diosos espectaculos de peso com
pleto que ell pals ha presencia-
do. LIE aprete por detalles y Sc
puso muy misterioso. Pero yo
saba que Taylor estuvo recien-
temente en- New York tratando
La gaceta., 1930-07-23

golpe de sangre colore6 su pa
lido rostro. %
i Ursula con estu
por.-i Ursula sabra la verdad !
= Els forzoso hacerlo! Al pc
nerla en- libertad, para asegu-
rar su silencio, sera menester
explicarselo todo... Els indis-
pensable... no Sc puede evitar
Pero os anna os ha visto ma
cer... sera reservada...
II Dios mio!-murmur6 la
j6ven con expression dolorosa.--
Ursula! Una criadai iTendrt
que bajar la cabeza ante ella
iDebia yo descender a tai YER
guenza! ion! iDios MIC! iEn
fin, sea! Me resigno a TODD. Pc
bre Ursula, doncella honrada,
excelente coraz6n!... para ella
La gaceta., 1930-07-23
ouen Senior Humberto Fugazy

|buen Senior Humberto Fugazy
.varios contracts envolviendo a
Campolo, pagando por ellos la
suma de S40,0 600.
Taylor ofreci6 a Campolo, o
mas bien al Garden, una garan~
tia de $4,000 con ell privilege
de un 1712 de las entradas. Me
parece a mi que ell Garden puco
haber hecho I'm buen trato pres
tando a Campolo con la estipu-
laci6n de que ell triunfador pc
leara con Jack Sharkey en- sep
tiembre, un combate que atrae-
ria mas de $750,000 81 ell ven
cedor hubiera sido Camera.
Pero ell rey de los frenos de
cana no debe ser olvidado como
una gran attraction 81 consigue
veneer al ~desmayado Phil. Pc
70 Sc me dice que Willie tiene
una mano enferma y 10 mejor
que hace es hacer la function
corta, como 10 hiciera con Won
Porat.
Stribling y Ca. nera pelearon
dos wees en- Europa y Sc dice
que estas peleas fueron "estric-
tamente de negocios', aunque
Willie me dijo a mi mismo en- la
Florida que el jamas ha visto
un hombre con mejores punos
que ell ~italiano, intimando que
La gaceta., 1930-07-23

trimonio civil y las proclamas
legales preceden al religioso,
que no puede celebrarse sin tai
requisite.
-Roberto-balbuce6 la j6-
ven con vOz temblorosa;-se a.
icerca ell dfa en- que, faIleciendo
mi padre, no tendre va NADIA
que ocultar. Prometedme que,
aunque yo sea RIGA y vos pobre,
os unireis a mi csc mismo dfa.
Roberto, 81 me annals, imponed
silencio a vuestro orgullo! les
culpa mia, despues de TODD, Ell
ser RIGA? No os opongais! iJu-
radme que llevare vuestro NOM
bre!
Hubierase dicho que Sc libra
ba un violento combate en- ell
alma altiva del senior de Loo
La gaceta., 1930-07-23

un hoyo del canine, cerca del
suburbio de Des PLANES. FL au-
tom6vil, a toda velocidad, con
Harmon en- ell tim6n salta del ca
mino cayendo a una distancia
de 25 pies, encima de sus ocu-
pantes. Ell promoter recibi6 le-
stones internas que tres horas
despues lie causaron la muerte
en- un hospital. Su esposa esta
en- muy grave estado. Las he
ridas del DR.. Brand son leves.
BESIDE su CANA del hospital ell
doctor dirigio un frenetico in
tento para salvar a Harmon des
La gaceta., 1930-07-23
MURIO Ell PROMOTER PAD
DY HARMON

Chicago, Julio 23.-Patrick
T. Harmon, de SO amos, conoci-
do por Paddy, que Sc elev6 des-
de vendedor de periodicos a
constructor del estadio de Chica
go, que vale 100000. muri6
ayer vlctima de I'm accldente
automovilista.
Su automovil do cinco vuel-
tas en- ell aire antes de caer en-
una zanja. Regresaba de su re-
sidencia de verano en- Crystal
Lake, ILL.,, acompanado por su
esposa y ell DR.. R. T. Brand,
cuando su automovil cay6 en-
La gaceta., 1930-07-23
demasiado lejos.
iLAios ?-repiti6 ell con.

@GLeJos?-repitio ell condo.
va comprendereis que no
podre vivir sin mi hijo... Para
correr a su lado tendre que sa-
lir a hurtadillas del hotel. iY
bajo que pretexto podran pro-
longarse horas enteras estas es-
capatorias, que han de ser fire.
cuentes?... No.. no.. es menes-
ter buscar otra nodriza, o dar
a esta mucho dinero para que
consienta en- vivir mas cerca.
-Os promote que 10 arregla-
r6-dijo Roberto,-y podeis,
cast diariamente y sin desper-
tar la menor sospecha, ir a vi
star a nuestro hijo, acompana-
da de Ursula.
Enriqueta Sc estremeci6. I'm
La gaceta., 1930-07-23

seis meses de Residential en- te-
rritorio americana.
Los oficiales dicen que 81
Camera y su manager quieren
presentar nuevas evidencias
una reconsideration Sc hara.
ST este Sc pide por los repre-
sentantes de Camera pudiera
servir para demorar su parti-
da y que lie dieran seis meses
para seguir peleando aqui.
La gaceta., 1930-07-23
81 acept6 la pelea por diversion

81 acept6 la pelea por diversion
ST Stribling derrota a Scott
listed puede apostar todos los
melocotones de Georgia a que
el "no hara negocios con ma
nadie" hasta que tenga de nue.
vo otra oportunidad por la co.
roma de peso complete.
Yo creo que un bout en- At
fantic City envolviendo a Car.
nera con un verdadero oponen.
te, especialmente Campolo. lie.
nara facilmente ell Auditorit
con los $4,000 y llevara a esq
ciudad mas de $4,000 900.
La gaceta., 1930-07-23
COLLETIN DE LA GACETA
LAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedraza Y Paez

lila conoceis vos?
No; pero sc que es una mu
jer, j6ven, fresca y robusta, y
que nuestro hijo recibira en- su
casa cuidados maternales. AIDE
mas, hoy mismo la conocereis.
u D6nde vive esa mujer?
En- la isla de San Dioni-
sio.
ID Esta cerca de Paris?
-Muy cerca... un buen coche
va en- una bora.
La gaceta., 1930-07-23
CLASIFICADOS

iPRESTAMOS! a Vd. $25,
$50, 500, 5000, $500 por 20
meses a pagarnos mensual con
muy POGO interes, sobre sus
muebles. Todo muy reservado.
Edificio de la Logia Ell Aguila
de Orc. 16 y 8 ave. 20 piso. Ho-
ras de A a 7.
La gaceta., 1930-07-23
CARNERA DEBERA ORE
GER RAZONES PARA QUE
Sc LIE PERMITA QUEDAR-
Sc POR SEIS MESES MAS

Washington, Julio 23.-La
secretaria del trabajo de nue.
vo ha examinado ell case de
Primo Camera y no encuentra
razones que ameriten Sc con-
ceda a este un nuevo plazo de
La gaceta., 1930-07-23
DE NUEVO Sc APLAZO Ell
MATCH ~HUNT-PANTALES

Boston, Julio 23.-Por svsun
da vez tuvo de nuevo que ser
aplazado anoche ell match entire
Babe Hunt, de Ponca City, Okla
homa, Y Paul Pantales, de
Chicago.
Hoy por la noche Sc ~efectua-
ra,, 81 ell tempo 10 permite, en-
ell terreno de los Braves.
Hunt es uno de los mas nota-