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La gaceta., 1930-11-04

En- ell mensaje del p~residente
Machado, remitido aver al con-
greso de Cuba, Sc recomiendan
leyes a favor de los trabajado-
res.
Parece que ell Papa Monte
70" de la politica Guiana ha en-
pezado a comprender que Ell "pri
mer obrero" de la repdblica e5-
ia obligado a velar por la felici-
dad de sus "camaradas'.
Pero la ventaja no eSta en- "a
probar leyes. Lo que los obreros
necesitan, en- primer termino,
es que ell gobierno respete sus
derechos constituencies y les
permita hablar y escribir con
entera libertad.
Las leyes para la Dictadura,
sean bucnas o malas, no eXiS-
ten.
En- Italia la suprema ley es
Musolini, en- Polonia ell maris.
cal PiIdsuski, en- Turquia ell ST.,
Renal Pasha, en- Russia ell ca
marada Stain, en- Espaha el
"duet.o" Alfonso-B erenguer, en-
Cuba ell insigne Gerardito, en-
Venezuela ell patriarch Juan
Vicente, etc..
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

En- Gel TabacaIero', period
co que dice ser organo de la GA
sociaci6n de Obreros de la In
dustria Tabacalera de Tamra,
leemos: Hace pocos meses, en-
Mayo del presente ano los manu-
factureros de Tampa presenta-
ron a los tabaqueros I'm reajus-
tie en- tOdas las vitolas de plea
dura. Este reajuste Sc elevaba
a un diez por ciento, pero los Ia
baqueros 10 rechazamos decidi-
dos, a pesar de la crltica situa-
ci6n economical que atravesaba-
mos.
"Pero cierto gacetillero local,
procaz y advenedizo, elev6 sus
gritos a su Dios de perfidias,
injuriando a los trabaiadOres
por no haber acceptable la sal
vaci6n" propuesta por los no.
bles Patronos, y pedia uno y O.
tro dfa una reconsideration del
citado acuerdo. Made hizo. case
al Heraldo de la TRACTION que re-
petia insistentemen,e sus llama
das, "haber" 81 lograba que rom
piecen fila los cheruteros-co-
mo Ell decay sc independiza-
ban de los tabaqueros de Re
gala para ventilar sus asuntos
por separado; para NADIA sus vo-
ces fueron dadas en- Ell desierto
y comprendiendo su ridiculo, el
solo silenci6''.
Los patronos incansables en-
sus deseos de rapina Sc fueron a
otro campo desde el cual tratan
de bombardear a los obreros y
ahora Sc nos aparecen los seno-
res c~oncejales del Municipio,
fernando una comisi6n para
"haber de arreglar diferencias
entire Fabricantes Y Tabaqae
ros cosa de evitar que los Manu-
factureros Sc vayan de Tampa
como va 10 hizo Symmetrical y
Martinez Ybor".
Como fen6meno curioso no
tamos como Sc dispu an las CO.
madres Periodicals. y Conceja-
les-el c~onocimiento de los pro-
p6sitos Patronales, Y como con-
secuencia de la rivalidad mani
fiesta Sc apostrofan".
NADIA vamos a decir sobre Ia
cultura de quien tales dispara-
les ha escrito, porque basta
leerlos para comprender que el
"hombre" necesita ir a una mo-
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
s @ CT A | E s

Celebraran esta noche en-
los elegantes salones del Gen
tro Asturiano' 'un bale de ca
ridad, ell prestigioso Club
"Whoopee", a beneficio de los
ninos huerfanos latinos.
Manolo Sanchez joven pia-
nista, dirigira la orquesta, CO.
menzando ell primer bailable a
las nueVe.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
AVISO

Sc eta con caracter urgen-
tie, para mariana microbes a
los hijos de la Debesa. En- el
Centre Espanol de Ybor, a las
8 p. m.
M. r. Lopez.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Para corregir un error que
cometiera al sentenciar a Joe
Whiting a 20 amos, por robo en-
despoblado, el juez Petteway, de
la corte de 10 criminal, 10 resen-
tenci6 aver, imponi&ndole Is
amos.
La actitud del juez sirvi6 pa
ra bloquear I'm procedimiento
de habeas corpus estabiecido
por la firma de abogados Ze-
wadski y Pierce en- favor de
Whiting.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Los socios de la "Juventud
Hispana" tendran que presen-
tar esta noche su dltimo recibo
en- Ell Party" que Sc vertical
ra en- la sala del palacio del
"Centro Espanol" de West
Tampa.
Para ell cumplimiento del
programa bailable Sc han con-
tratado los s~ervicios de una
popular orquesta.
Sierra tocado ell primer Fox,
a las nueve.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Los asturianos cuando dan
una fiesta ell sabado, procuran
siempre empatarla con ell do =
mingo, y con esta anunciada
ocurrira 10 mismo.
Tendremos dos noches de
Cabaret"
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

I'm negro de 10 amos, James
De Bos, Sc entreg6 aver al She
Tiff Joughin confesandose cul-
pable de haber asesinadO d su
padrastro, l.. M. Murphy, ell
domingo por la noche, en- su do
micilio de Lake y la Gale "a.
Dos balas de rifle hicieron
efecto en- ell cuerpo de Murphy.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Tambien consignamos la no
ticia de que ell ST.. j. Marina
Sc halla en- franco periodic de
establishments.
Su ma desaparece rapida-
mente.
Que muy pronto Sc recobre
es nuestro deseo.
SteIio Effrenna.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Habana, Nov. LA victo-
ria de los candidates del gobier-
no Sc ha derivado de los conf
clos del sabado, como Sc espera-
ba.
Todavia no Sc han terminate
los escrutinios por las juntas
electorales.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04
'NOTICIAS De
INTERES LOCAL

Los abogados del eXSheriff
Hatton, Sres. Mac Farlane Pet
tingill y Mae FarlSne, presenta-
ron aver un documento Ell la
corte del circuito pidiendo Sc de-
clare sin lugar un escrito de los
abogados del condado reelaman
do a Hatton la suma de $1,000.
ASeguran estos abogados que
ell condado no ha procedido de
aeuerdo con la ley al formular
esa reclamation, por conducto
dc los le,rados Sutton, Tillman
y Reeves.
Hatton reclama al condado 81
sueldo de un ano, $500.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Muy mejorado Sc encuen-
ira ell Sr. V. Antinori, conocido
comerciante de esta plaza.
Mucho nos a~legramOs.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

1890 - ~ ~
cia que lie abruma.
y Namos a referirnos a Su edu-
| cacion y a SUI veracidad.
Antes de NADIA vamos a AFR
mar que mas beneficios puedeN
rendir a los trabajadores de
Tampa concejaIes como los Sres
Rosenthal y Nuccio, que hace pc
cos dias nos e~Xplicaron sus in
tenciones, que ell autor del arti-
culeio que comen,amos.
Ellos reconocen que ell traba-
jador debe ganar altos jornales
,si Sc quiere evitar la agudiza-
cion de la actual crisis.
i Ellos. segun nos dijeron, son
imparciales, no estan al servi-
clio de ninguna causa Y les guia
eli deseo de mantener a Tampa
en- la posici6n de "ciudad reina'
de la industrial tabacalera.
Ahora vamos a contestarle
pOr 10 que toca a ~nosotros.
Procaz y advenedizo no pue-
de ser un diario que desde hace
ocho amos viene sirviendo al pue
bio, d2sinteresadamente.
Procaz y quizas advenediZo
es el que ha escrito esos insul-
tos, probablemente guiado por
su enemistad hacia ell director
de este peri6dico.
Nosotr0s seguimos pensando
y este 10 decimos para darle
base a que escriba otro monitor
de necedades-que ell pueblo de-
bio aceptar %entonces ell resulta
do de las negociaciones que sus
representatives sostuvieron con
los manufacturers, quitando 2
estos la OCCASION de tratar de re-
bajar los precios de todas las
Nitolas, incluyendo las que sc
elaboran con tabaco habano.
Obreros prominentes de la in
dus.ria estuvieron aqui para
pedirnos les ayudaramos en- esa
finalidad, por cuanto Sc creia
q. los fabricantes iba a adoptay
medidas en- contra del excessive
n1mero de appendices.
Sc nos "embarc6' por algu-
nos obreros en- aquella "aventu-
ra" y como siempre hemos pro-
9edido con indudable correc-
ci6n, todavia no estamos are
pentidos, aunque ahora opina-
mos, dados los pequenos jorna-
les de los torcedores, que un rea
juste, con la consiguiente dismi-
nuci6n "del poder de eompra",
serfa Inconvenience para los ira
baiadores y ell comercio local..
IA quien hicimos TRACTION?
mos quiere senalar el senior "es
critor" la causa que hemos trail
cionado?
lie desafiamos a que nos prue
be la TRACTION Y a que nos prue-
be los motives interesados que
nos guiaron.
Quien lama acusaciones sin
pruebas, por ell placer de hacer-
10, es autor de caiumnia vii y
perjudica los i~ntereses que dice
defender.
Con tales sandeces ell autor
del ~"articuiillo" no puede defen-
der a los obreros, con los cuales
siempre estaremos nosotros, sin
hacer case de iniustos ataques
y de estupideces engendradas
probablemente por la mala fe y
odio que no merecemos.
GQue nadie Sc puede mez
clar en- los problemas que a
fectan a Tampa y Sc relacio-
nan directamente con Obreros
y fabricantes?
Isl alguna organization CT
vica propusiera a obreros y pa
tronos ell estudio de csc pro-
blema de las retiradas de las
fabrieas, los tabaqueros Sc ne
garfan a discutir? Seguros es-
tamos que nc.
Hacerlo serfa una prueba de
incapacidad Y de desamOr a la
. comunidad.
Mejor puede ell obrero de-
fender sus intereses discutien-
do de igual a igual que negan-
dose a analizar un problema
que Sc presenta como de vital
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Habana, Nov. 4.-En la pla-
va de Buey Vaca, cerca de Ma
tanzas, fue ~encontrado aver eli
cadaver de la Sra. L. Jackson,
de 81 amos, de Englewood, N.
j., que muriera ahogada ell do
mingo.
Todavia ell mar no ha devuel-
to los cuerpos de William L.
Jackson, esposo de la anterior,
consul que era en- la Habana, y
John T. wainwright, de New
York, viceconsul en- Matanzas.
Los dos hombres perdieron la
vida tratando de salvar a la mu-
jer.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Rum6rase que la sociedad
Guiana, por medic de su "Sec-
ci6n de Recreo," esta prepa-
rando una fiesta social que Sc
guramente habra de %constituir
I'm verdadero acontecimiento.
Cuando Sc fife la fecha y Ell
dfa, daremos algunOs detalles-
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Habana, Nov. Ala corrien-
te del rio Almendares, en- el que
bio de Calabazar, arrastr6 aver
a Miguel Orihuela, de % amos,
que pereci6 ahogado.
Regfstfase Ell curse del rio
con la esperanto de encontrar
ell cadaver.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Seguiran efectuandose to-
dos los domingo, las tradicio-
males matinees bailables del
"Centro Espanol de Ybor."
Esta anuneiada la pr6xima
para ell domingo entrante, con
la orquesta de los VARSITY
Boys"
Cuando estos bales domini-
Gales Sc anuncian, toda la jul
ventud divertida Sc prepare.
Demas esta decir que ell ext
to puede darse por asegurado.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

"Una Noche en- Montmar-
ire"
Ash Sc llamara ell Cabaret"
de LA Fraternidad," cuya ce-
lebraci6n tendra lugar en- ell
atiguo Centre Aleman, aveni-
das de Nebraska y Ross.
Vistosos Y elegantes habran
de ser los uniformes de las Sc
noritas camareras.
Tres orquestas amenizaran
la fiesta. Populares seran los
precios: so centavos los caba-
neros Y rs las damas.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Habana, Nov, 4.-Una gran
dana Guiana, la Sra. Rosalia
Abreu, perteneciente a la distin
guida familia de los Abreu>fa-
lleci6 aver en- esta capital.
Ell cadaver recibira hoy sepul
tura en- ell cementerio de Colon.
Muchos pobres de la ciudad
y el barrio del Cerro eran 5000
rridos por ella.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Muy adelantado estan los
trabajos que Sc hacen en- Ell
palacio Asturiano.' para su es-
tupenda fiesta Cabaret" del
dia Is de Noviembre,
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

Ell fiscal del condado Sc pre-
sent6 aver al juez Petteway, de
la corte de 10 criminal, pidiendo
sobreseyera la causa contra r.
j. Carroll Y la firma Carroll and
Carroll, a los cuales acusara de
desfalco hace pocas semanas,
Segun ell fiscal la Standard
Accident ha hecho una investi
gaci6n del case que libra de cul-
pa a esa firma.
La Peninsular Telephone Co.
habia acusado a Carroll de ha-
berse apropiado, indebidamen-
te, de $2,729.
La gaceta., 1930-11-04

La Cruz Roja comenzara a
reclutar miembros ell dia II dc
Noviembre, dirigiendo ell conf
te de propaganda ell ST.. f. J.,
Keefe.
Harry Wildcrman tendra ba-
.jc su mando ell distrito de Ybor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26

Play Purple
Five Tonight

y LlAtFi AK Ind, Feb. 26.-
Northwestern, the "in and outer
of the Western conference basket
ball race, tonight will attempt to
put a blemish on the undefeated
record now held by Purdue. The
Boilermakers have won six games
and lost none, while Northwestern
has a 800 percentage with five
games won and five lost.
The contest marks the opening of
Purdue'S final drive on the title, in
which they face four teams in ten
days. Other games are two with
Minnesota and return battle
with Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Johnny Wooden of Purdue and
Bob Lockhart of Northwestern,
rival guards, formerly were team
mates on the Martinsville high
school team. Captain Walter of
Kokomo and McCarnes of Logan
sport, are other Hoosiers on the
Wildcats squad. Bergherm and
Riel complete the Purple lineup,
while Murphy, Harmeson, Keller
and Boots are other probable start
erS for the BOilermakerS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Trials for Free Throw
Tournament Saturday

Elimination trials for the second
annual city free throw champion
ship basketball tourney will be held
at Brookside community house
Saturday afternoon. it was an
nounced today by the city recreation
department. The tourney will be
held in two classes, for senior boys,
IT years and over before Jan. l, 1880,
and junior boys. who had not
reached the age of II before Jan. l.
Fourteen successful throws will be
needed to qualify in the senior class,
and twelve in the Junior division
Twenty attempts will be allowed.
Twenty throws also are to be made
in the finals, to be held March 8,
and the total number of successful
attempts in the trials and finals will
be the score Of the participants.
Entries will close Saturday and
are in charge of Robert Goodman,
recreation department, city hall, or
at Brookside, Brightwood or
Rhodius community centers.
Awards will be awarded to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Net Schedule
for Next Year

BIZ Times Spccial
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. Feb. 20
Coach Beck of Noblesville high
school has announced the basketball
schedule for the season of 1930-31.
Beck believes his boys will make a
better showing than during the sea-
son just closed when they lost four
teen out of sixteen games played.
The new schedule follows:
Nov. 7. Warren Central. there; Nov. II.
Westheld. here; Nov. 81. Frankton, there;
Nov. %. Lebanon. here; Nov. Is, Elwood.
there.
Dec. 5. Mooresyille. there: Dec. H. Tip
ton. here; Dec. 10. Edinburgh. there; Dec.
20. Pendleton. here.
Jan. 3. Beech Grove, here; Jan. 10. Cathe
dral. here; Jan. Is. Mooresville, here; Jan.
II. Washington. here: Jan. %. Carmel,
there; Jan. 30 County tourney.
Feb. 6. Upton. there: Feb. T. Fortville.
here: Feb. 10. New Palestine. here: Feb.
20. Lapel. here: Feb. %. Greensburg. there;
Feb. %. Shelbyville here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
BY GEORGE KIRK SEY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Youngsters
predominant on the Boston Red Sox
roster. Twelve out of the Red Sox
thirty-seven players are 81 or under,
while the majority are less than 80.
Milton CASTOR. 80, and Bill Bayne,
81, are the two oldest players.
Eighteen newcomers have been
acquired for trial by Heinie Wagner,
who replaced Bill Carrigan as man.
ager. Half the new group come
from the Pittsf1eld eastern league
club.
The Pittsfleld group includes
catchers Ed Connolly and Bob Ash
Johnson; pitchers Pat Simmons, Ed
Durham, Horace Lisenbee, Frank
Mulrooney and Frank Bushey, and
outfelder Joe Cicero. Tie best of
this bunch appears to be Cicero, 10,
who batted $40 last season.
Sweeney May Land
Among the other recruits there
are five of exceptional promise
first baseman Bill Sweeney, second
baseman Otis Miller, third baSeman
Ernie Holman and outf1elders John
Winsett and Tom Oliver. Sweeney,
who was with Detroit in 1928, batted
1886 for Toronto last season, and is
expected to give Phil Todt lively
argument for first base.
Miller, who has been up with the
Browns, was sixth among the Amer
lean Association batsmen last sea-
son, hitting BAT for Milwaukee. He
and Bill Regain will vie for second
base. Holman batted 1903 Tor Shreve-
port and will compete with Bobby
Reeves for third base. Bill Narlesky
and Hal Rhyme, hOldovers from last
season, will compete for the short
stop job.
In The Outfield
Cicero Tom Oliver, who batted
1886 for Little Rock, and John Win
sett, who batted .346 for Mobile,
will compete with Bill Barrett, Jack
Rothrock and Russ Scarritt for
outf1eld berths.
Pitchers who were with the club
last season include Bill Bayne, Ed
Carroll, Ray DOZENS, Milt CASTOR,
Eldon Hallamore, Danny MacFay-
den, Ed Morris, Charles Ruffing and
Jack Russell. Bayne and DOZENS,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Purvis Is
Victor In
Fast Bout
Jackie SIugS Way to Win;
Herrera Meets Reed
Next Tuesday.

Tony Herrera, flashy Chicago
Mexican lightweight, will appear in
the feature ten-round bout at the
Armory next Tuesday night against
Jimmy Reed, of Erie, Pa. Joe Lynn
will meet Jimmy Dale in the eight
round semi-windup.
Jackie Purvis slugged his way TO
q point victory over George Kerwin
at the Legion show Tuesday night,
winning five of the ten rounds,
Kerwin taking two and three being
even.
Chicagoan Tires
Kerwin started well and In the
second StanZa sent the Kokomo boy
to the canvas for no-count knock
down. The Chicagoan tired later
and PurviS hammered his way to
victory.
Kid Woods, Indianapolis, out
pointed Jimmy Sayers, Lafayette,
in the eight-round senli-windup.
Woods had too much speed and en-
durance for Sayers.
Willard Brown, dashy young
Indianapolis junior lightweight,
stabbed and hooked his way to an
easy triumph over Earl Baker of
Cincinnati in the top six. Baker
never had a chance.
Norton Beats Murphy
Lee Norton, Cincinnati, was an
easy winner over the veteran
Johnny Murphy, Indianapolis, in
the other six. Norton hit Murphy
at will, although the Indianapolis
fighter made a fine bout by trying
hard.
In the four-round opener, Tiger
Purvis knocked out Soldier Scotty
in the third round The surprise
was the time Scotty managed to
stay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26

DID YOU KNOW THAT

TINE most optimistic men in
Il the world are Tommy
Webster and Fred Darnell.
They are London newspaper
men and they came 1900 miles
to see the Sharkey-Scott fight
Tommy said he hoped
Phil won because it would give
him an opportunity to draw a
British heavyweight in a new
position. Jim Maloney
and Johnny Risko tapered off
their training drills at Miami
in the old swimming tank used
by Young Stribling last year.
80. 1t was drained of course,
tush, tushl =. Use OF that
tank last year won for Mr..
Stribling from one scribe the
monicker, the dry tank bar
racuda."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Youthful FASTENERS Make Up
Roster of Boston Red SOX
Wagner Has Collected Large Squad Sweeney, Cicero
and 0. Miller Among Best Of Newcomers.

late of Holy Cross, are the only two
southpaWs on the squad.
Other pitchers besides the five
from PittSf1eld are George Smith,
formerly with Detroit, who won II
and lost Is for Seattle last season; ;
Felix Nowaske, a free agent from
Christopher, Ill: Huey Harmon from
Mobile, and Bob Kline from Spring
field, Ill.
Charley Berry and John Heying
are expected to divide the catching.
In addition to Connolly and
Asbjornson from Pittsfeld. the Red
Sox have signed Horace Powers, a
youngster from Oakland City, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
CAPITAL, A. C. BOUTS
Gibson and Emmons Will Scrap in
Friday Main Go.

Capital A C. will stage thirty-six
rounds of boxing Friday night with
the first scrap at BIS. The gym is
located at Fountain Square. In the
main event Kid Gibson, aggressive
Indianapolis welterweight, will bat
tie Jimmy Emmons, Louisville. The
club matchmaker predicts this
bout will be exciting all the way.
There will be six other scraps.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Frankfort's Spark Plug

THERE are basketball players
Il of many types, and the
greatest is the chap who puts dash
into his teammates play. Such a
star is Thompson of Frankfort,
whose parents christened him
Evan, but whose hair has brought
him the name of Red Coach
Everett Case usually keeps Thomp-
son on the bench for the first five
minutes or longer, where the red
head studies the opponents play.
When he is injected into the Hot
Dog lineup, it is a different team,
both on offense and defense.
Coach Case labels Thompson one
of the best players he ever has
developed, and Everett has given
the basketball world many stars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
SAINTS MEET TRINITY
st. Philips Five Ends Home Season
Against Rivals.

st. Philips A. c. and Holy Trinity
A. c., court rivals of long standing,
clash Thursday night at Saints
hall, 535 Eastern avenue, closing the
home floor season for the Saints
Holy Trinity will be out to aYenge
a one-point defeat handed them by
the Saints in a previous game. Both
teams are entered in the city cham
pionship tourney to be played at
Trinity hall next Saturday and Sun
day.
In the curtain raiser ST. Philips
Boys Club play Holy Trinity Jun
iorS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-26
Il SUFFERED z
YEARS; KONJOLA
MADE ME WELL"
indianapolis Man, II,
Finds First Relief From
Ailments Through
New Medicine.

Age is no barrier to the splendid
merits of Konjola, the new and
different medicine, OF thirty-two in
gradients, twenty-five of them the
Juices Of roots and herbs of known
medicinal value. Men and women
in the seventies and eighties have