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Resaca City kiwanis
Invited To Meets


SAN BENITO. July 3.-San Benitc
Klwanians were invited to attend
Two different Valley meetings when
they met this week.
Homer Maxwell OF the Har.ingen
club invited them to attend the
Harlingen-San Benito twin-city
banquet there Thursday night. July
p. and announcement was made OF
the banquet 10 be held Tuesday
night in Brownsville In honor OF
Bob Storey OF Dallas. governor OF
the Texas Oklahoma Kiwanis dis
trict.
i'll III. Meyer told something Of
the activities of the Altoona, I'm.
KiWanians. lie now resides at Ia
Feria.
Eddie Werner entertained his
fellow Kiwanians with piano selec-
tons.
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Barber Unable To
Make Bond, Is Jailed

Wy 0AdA4 CCtLcopOIQentt
HARLINGEN. July 3-EarI Bar
Der OF IA Feria was unable ID
make bond Of $500 On each ny sIx
Charges or burglary and was re-
handed TO Jail to await action by
the district court.
The bond was the minimum per-
MISSILE, according 10 Justice III the
Peace Will G- Fields before whom
the preliminary hearing was held.
Barber and one other man against
whom charges Of receiving stolen
property were filed we're arrested
by Constable Dave Ferguson fol-
lowing burglary Of a Rio Hondo
residence. A woman later furnish
ed information involving her hus-
band, with whom she had quErreled
and another Harlingen man. Both
had 3 fled I'm anticipation or her
disclosures.
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or individuals

Three stringent laws known as motor truck regula-
tory statutes were enacted BY the 42nd legislature. II
was the battle OF the session. Now the court OF Grim
inal appeals Of Texas has decided the truck bills are
not in immediate effect and will not become ef-
fective until 90 days after date Of final adjournment
OF the legislature which viii be Aug. %. Lawmakers
enact: courts interpret. Now the highway ~trucksters
win be given time TO place their house in order"
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TEXAS DAILY PRESS LEAGUE
National Advertising Representatives
Has:

I. A population In 1881 Of over $4,000.
2. A mean average temperature or 70.
= Bank deposits. $4,000. 900.
4. -Four railroads. seven paved highways.
;. international airport. five air lines.
y "A s6,00o,e00 deep water port financed.
J. The best climate. soil In the world.
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COMFY ISLAND=For an intimate
chat with the worlds greatest play
ground. + always choose a rainy
night. Or a Monday mid-aftern00n.
Then you have Coney to yourself.
On the way out you can read how
1000. 0C0 people somehow got there
and back just the day before.
But now a chill, drlzxling rain
blows IN from the "a. The board
walk glistens with strangely shaped
reflections from the abandoned miles
Of bulb-studded parks and carnivalia.
Ticket sellers for the hundred-and-
one attractions squat under gayly
striped umbrellas and shout gossip
to each other. Ballyhco men pick
on lone stragglers with an intensity
Of craftsmanship that Is nothing
short Of hypnotic.
Only IA few dozen people arc a.
broad. And yet. all the tinscl and
illumination beckon as alluringiy
as though the millions were pushing
and Growing about.
III Luna Park a great spotlight
plays suddenly on four figures perch
Cd high IN the air on ladders and
trapcze. Their audience consists CT
a few relocated musicians from the
Sl0vakian band, some park employees
and a dozen hardy visitors.
Yet. with that disciplined routine
that marks the circus act. they risk
their necks for the big free show
The white tights must be rain
soaked: III fact. the drizzle forms a
sort or fantastic screen that often
makes the figures seem like those
jumpy scenes in an old-faShioned
moving picture What II the slender
bars on which they balance should
prove too slippery for their grip.
and they should fall?
Without a crowd around. a cir
Gus act becomes a more intimate
matter Given a cheering crowd. the
free show" has the impersonality
or most public exhibitions.
But now. with no one around. the
p~hilosophic young lady on my right
watches a white figure swing against
the night. and comments.
Did TX ever occur to YOU that
those people have probably devoted
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ter coat wearing some friend's
CASTOR shoesf No. they had their
little ermine wraps. their half a
hundred Paris frockA their por-
fumes. their horses and their
planes No wonder when a fasclnat.
InE man looked about for "a girl 10
admire he chose one 0t them They
were no petted. so admired. They
had a nimbus or glamour about
them. The Cinderellas OF the world
hadn't n chance beside such rivals
she put her head down t0 hide
the rush of tears that threatened
20 come
A shadow fell across the book in
front on her. Don't move Don't
say a word warned IA manarInE
voice -Slida up that window and
give me the cash.
The startled girl looked up into
somber eyes under a pulled
down cap. Trembling Rhe oboyed.
Her fascinated gaze watching the
blue barrel on the gun ne leveled
az her. There was an electric
tensity In the little foyer. Two
other men. both armed. stood in ths
doorway "You people. give ua nil
you've got" commanded one. The
women. whlmpering. had begun 10
strip themselves OF their rings One
screamed and was ordered sum-
marily by her whitc-fared escort No
shut up.
Lame fumbled az the catch that
swung open the barred door OF the
cage Underneath the shelf was N
short ugly weapon tn be used in
case of emergency she thought
quickly.
4 can't bulge this" Lane said.
with a child's QuerulousnesA
You'll have to come around
mo funny business. now
warned the man An the CAP. backing
on. AS Lame opened the door ofl
the coop. she brought her good'
right hand down suddenly. The IK-
radcr fell with a thump-
A IL at once there was confusion
a In the lobby. A woman shrllled
-She Got him" "A Gun barked once.
There waH IA rush and VA scurryinE.
Four men were graphing with the
robber who had fred hts gun while
the other made a precipitate rush
for a parked car
IA Eiddineas swept over Lame.
She stood staring at che alumped
figure at her feet. Take him away.
somebody she moaned weakly.
Everything swirled blarkly around
her. she felt herself falling.
when she opened her eyes Van
Robard was bending over her.
Good girl" he was saying
huskily. you we're the best man
among us."
Van was carrying her into tha
little Office now. He was all solicit
tude. the blond girl forgotten.
There was . terrific nubhub all
about A woman was having hys-
tericA- Men we're rushing tn and
fro. Under cover of the noise van
murmured. Tried 10 get you 10
look AZ me before tonight but you
we're absorbed I'm business
The look OK faint reproach Lane
gave him was tinEed with mockgry.
II saw you she murmured-
Hadn't you better 30 back 10 herr
He flushed anErily. The little
doctor bustllnE Am with hls black
bag interrupted their tAbloau.
Here. here. MIR. Wells thinks ia
better look you over. Any bruises7"
Van. defeated. shrugged himself
away. Lane submitted to tho phyHi-
clans ILLUSTRATIONS
Right as rain" was hIA verdict
They tell me you were a brave
young lady"
She smiled mo him family. scarce
Ivy listening Lame thought. right
lad rain except for a great bruIse On
my heart"
Go BE Continuedl
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he was sO delighted that he hur-
RED 20 the nearest pOst0ffice and
sent this telegram 10 his sis.er-in-
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Eddie Holley. negro bsllboy at a
M0berly. Mo. hotel. can recite from
memory az business telephone
numbers.
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pleasure. Lame couldn't help being
resentfuL The work meant bread
and butter 10 her. She could not
afford 10 Shirk.
The little coop grew sitting as
the evening wore On. Lame sat stirf
and wntchful. smiling her profes-
sional smile at the late Corners. the
women all smartly cropped and
heavily scented in their frail chit
fons- When the doors few open at
the tntermIssiOn she caught n
glimpse OF a dark. lowering face
above a dazzling shirtfronL Van
RObardl lie did not even glance
toward Lame The Eirl with MIN
was small. iusciously blond Her
black frock was daringly cut away
AZ the back 10 show a rounded pair
OF golden shoulders She talked
inimatedly. "A clgaret dangling
from the corner of her FnranIum-
stained mouth. She looked bored
and exotic
n lanes heart was beating Ho
rapidly " almost stIfcd her. on
course he must know she was there
but he wouldn't even look at her.
What n fool size was 10 mindl on.
she hated him she hated him.
Lame bad "a sudden wild longing
FOR green fields and cool dark
places where she could bury her
face In long grass and weep long
and satisfyingIy. unheaTd
Instead she had 20 sit there. pas
sive. immobile. In her old gray
dress. feeling like a shadow on the
edge OF the pretty. painted throng
How she envied all these young
girls M willow Stream. They mad
everything money. family. that
Wanted and elusive thing called
background. They could reach out
and take what they wanted I'm their
greedy little 1eweled hands with
the nic0tine-stalned tingerA No
matter what they desired. q star
sapphire. { trip to Europe. a hand
some husband. there was almost al-
ways some adoring male 10 Eet N
FOR them What did they know or
striving. or h~eartbreak7 What did
they know Of saving I'D for a win
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SOVRING THE PUBLIC

Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr. says his cash resources
are down to Si2O. It's that sort OF boasting that
causes the average man 10 envy the rich.
The Federal Trade Commission inquiry reveals that
a public utility holding company dealt In musical COM
positions. Possibly somebody bought some Of the
stock for a song.
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xPECT roo MUCH

"A farmer became the father or
twins, and on learning the news
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THE CANDID DAIRYMAN

For ~Sale-Crcamery plant in New Jersey. IN very
good condition. Plenty OF milk available and plenty
OF water. Write 1915. care Of publication"
can Produce Review.
The perfect combination.
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Without a crowd around. a cir
Gus act becomes a more intimate
matter Given q cheering crowd. the
free show" has the impersonality
~ rnnrA rrrhrin nrhahaAl-rn
La gaceta., 1931-07-10

con la Pr6diga, pues ninguna
otra persona podfa ALI escuchar
las nj entenderlas, sumergieron
a La desgraciada en- tan hondo
pielago de amargura, que cruz6
las manos y Sc las llev6 a la bo-
ca, como 81 fuera a REAR. Pc
70 solo pudo gemir, y esto... bre-
vfsimos segundos y con dema-
siada altivez o fiereza.
Ning1n alivio debi6 de repor
tar a su coraz6n aquella congo
ia; pues, en- vez de dar senales
de consuelo, La antigua deidad
alz6 los ojos hacia la Indifferent
te luna Y sonri6 con ironia, CO.
mo acusandola de inconstancia,
TRACTION y divide.
Seren6se luegO POGO a POGO, Y
81 sonrisa acab6 por convertir-
La gaceta., 1931-07-10
BOXE'O
MANDEL CONTRA STOKES

FL ex-campe6n mpndiai de
peso ligero, Sammy Mandell
que Sc dice aspira ahora a la co
roma de peso welter, tendra es-
ia noche de oponente, en- Ben.
jamin Field, al ciudadano Viii.
bur Stokes, de Lakeland, "dis,
cfpulo" de Nixon Jones.
Los expertos que han visto
en- acci6n a Sammy, Green que
Stokes puede hacerle pasar YER
daderos apuros, 81 acomete, CO
me tiene por costumbre, y mide
bien a su contrcrio.
% MandelI parece tener absolu-
ia confianza en- la victoria.
Completan ell programa
''bouts" entire Roy Bailey y To-
ny Dfaz, de peso mediano; Buck
Kamman y George Brown, de
peso mediano; Ell aleman Kirsch
ner contra Kid Romeo y Jimmy
Purvis contra Ruddy Paula.
La gaceta., 1931-07-10

YER muy pronto; ~ bien 10 ne
cesitamos para sembrar!... Ell
.cielo haga que este ano...
Rezando asi, fue alejandose
ell ito Antonio, hasta que pene-
tr6 en- la casa, acompahado de
su hacendosa mujer, qle iba
cargada con ell vel6n Y con los
avios de la despachada cena.
Julia Sc qued6 sola Y sentada
en- medic del jardin. donde ha-
bfa algunos bancos rlsticos. ro-
deados de floridas matas de
dompedros, por ser aquella la
encrucijada de cuatro Gales Y
haber existido ALI otra glorieta
en- tiempos mas felices para la
familid.
En- i de Octubre, en- Andalu-
cia, cantan adn los ruisehores
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cuando hace luna, y en- los OIL
mos de la Immediate huerta ha-
bia muchos nidos de ellos... Tri-
naban y ~gorjeaban, pues, en- a.
quel instante los trovadores del
amor, Y SUI apasionada mdsica
Sc mezclaba en- ell ambiente con
ell continue murmullo del aqua
siempre insomne de una rota
fuente de marmol, que parecia
en- tan romantico paraje la lem
qua de ia soledad contando pa
sadas alegrias... Sonaba, en- fin,
al otro lado de los negros olmos,
el vago rumor del rapido Y Pc
dregoso riachuelo, remedando
ell estruendo del distante mum
do; Y aquellas combinadas vo-
ces languidas Y expresivas, que
hablaban 6nica y d~irectamente
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Sc en- burlona, Algo como un cui
dado de aquel dia o de aquel mo-
mento amino y despej6 su sem
blante; y, levantandose con ga
ilardo y resuelto ademan, Sc di-
riglo a la puerta; lego a la par
te por donde la defruida t-,,ia
llndaba con Ell canine, Y Sc puso
a escuchar, con ell dido al viento,
no sin decir antes, primero a
media voz, y desrues para ST
misma:
-Mucho tarda JOSE. DE
SECURE me trae alguna emba-
Jada del candidate de las malas
pulgas, que dirfa Antonio; 81 va
no es que ell mismo D. Guillermo
vlene a VERNE beber en- la lara
de 6dcarol lEsta manana me
mlraba de una manera que CO.
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gas! En- los breves momentos
que, cuando vino, anduve con n
cabalgata, conoci que era ell YER
dadero jefe de la expedition.
Por cierto que esta tarde mi 10
se-vestido con su ropa de los
domingos.,.
-Puedes retirarte, quer,do
ntonio"-interrumpio la Mar
|quesa, volviendo de otra distrac
ci6n.-Hasta manana.,. Que des
canses.
-Hasta manana, 81 Dios ouie
re...-contest6 Ell viejo, bes{n-
dole la mano. No tome Yuecen-
.cia mucho relente, que va estan
las noches hdmedas. Tres dias
.faltan para ell de San Francis
co, Y va Sc barrunta Ell cordOaa-
co.. Quiero decir, que va a To-
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MALONEY DICE QUE Sc
RETIRA 81 ES DERROTADO

Boston, julio 10.-En Ell Ma
olson Square Garden de esta ciu
dad, Jimmy Maloney, ell irlan-
des que todavia no ha sacrifica-
do sus aspiraciones al trono de
peso complete, tomara hoy "a
revancha de manos de Ernie
Schaaf, protegido de Jack Shar-
key, que hace pocas semanasLdf
derrotara. hu
Maloney sostiene que por dbl
cuidarse en- ell anterior encueAa
ITO, Schaaf lie puso a dormir. \
Isl no puedo vencerle en- este
segundo combate, me retirare
del "ring'-prometi6 aver ell
irlandes.
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Con los Guantes

Lorente no dice que Stokes
ganara, pero cree que ell de Lake
land hara un recomendabl e pa
pei frente a los pufos de Sam
my.
Esto indica o prueba que los
mejores dias de Mandell han
pasado va.
Por no haber pagado a I'm
abogado que lie sirviera, Ell She
riff de New York Sc apoder6
aver del gigantic autom6vil de
Primo Camera, la mole huma-
ma de Italia.
Harry H. Hechmeir Sc nom
bra ell letrado reclamante.
Cuanto lie gustarfa a Camera
dirimir esta question a pune.
taos.
III H. Da-;o1lo oouSo
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Ell DR.. Paniello, en- su carac-
La gaceta., 1931-07-10
dra Diputado?

10 salem los tres o no sale
ninguno! Lo digo, porque for
man una sola candidatura... Pc
no, segln me ha asegurado ell
ISecretario, saldran los tres.
Julia Sc quedo pensativa, has
ia que, despues de una pausa,
|exclam6 tristemente:
-iMe allegro! iVayan con
Dios! Antonio, ayudales TODD 10
que puedas, y gasta cuanto sea
menester y tengamos. Mas han
hecho ellos en- venir a buscarme,
que 70 hago en- favorecer su ma
tural ambici6n!.. Else d. Gui-
llermo sera Ministro!... Tiene
cara de hombre de genio.
isl que parece persona de
POGO aguante y de malas pull
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de La G0ceta No. IL
LA PRODTGA
NOVELA
Por
Por

D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n
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N DICE QUE STRIB-
LING PROBO SU VALEN-
TIA EN- Ell MATCH CON
SCHMELING

New York, julio TO- Fue-
ron las derrotas a manos de
Gene Tunney las que acrecenta-
ron la popularidad de Dempsey.
Y ahora tenemos ell case de Stri
bling, ell hombre cuya valentfa
era discutida.
En- ell quinto round del en-
cuentro con Schmeling, era ella
no que ell gladiator del Sur ha-
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bia "volado" y todavfa le falta-
ban 30 minutes de pelea. A me
dida que los minutes pasaban,
la Marcia de Stribling era cada
vez mas lenta.
Al llegar ell decimo StriblinR
tenia enrojecido Ell cuerpo, su
cara estaba ensangrentada de
heridas en- los labios, en- los ojos
y en- la nariz.
Sus brazos no lie servfaf va
para la defensa y lie eran impo-
tentes para atacar.
Pero el Sc mantenia firme,
batiendose.
En-, ell decimo, el aleman apli.
co un salyaje "uppercut", segyi-
do de izquierdas y derechas q Ia
quijada, y despues lie castig6 sir
compassion, por ell cuerpo.
Durante los asaltos onceno Y
| decimo segundo, Stribling pu-
Bo su cara como blanco, espe-
fando que Max Sc aprovechars
La gaceta., 1931-07-10

peso de mosca, Midget Woigast,
de Filadelfia.
Sera un combate a Is asaEos
" tendra lugar en- ell estadio de
Coney Island.
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VICTORIA DE GOLDSTEIN

Newark, N. j., Julio TO-
Ruby Goldstein, peso welter de
New York, puso aver a dormir,
a los Al segundos del segundo
asalto, a Danny Cooney, de
Trenton, New Jersey.
Asegdrase que Goldstein pien
sa de nuevo destacarse en- la ca
tegorfa welter.
La gaceta., 1931-07-10

La comisi6n de boxeo del 116
de Artillerfa rechaz6 aver a
Maurice Minor y captain John
Mcnamara como aspirantes a
referee, en- ell encuentro que hoy
Sc verificara, y design6 a Lu-
Glen Byron para "tercer hon.
bre" en- ell cuadrilatero.
La gaceta., 1931-07-10

-Solteros los tres, y ricos,..
-se apresur6 a contestar el vie
jo servidor.
70 no me entere de NADIA
cuando me los present6 ell plea.
no fiel de fechos. ..-anadi6 ella
bostezando ~fingidamente.-iM Me
disgusta tanto DIR hablar a aque
la mala persona! Dime: ly
crees tt que D. Guillermo sal
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WOLGAST ~DEFENDERA tSU
TITULO

New York, julio 10.-Contra
ell negro Dark Cloud Bradley, de
Holyoke, Mass, defendera esta
noche su tftulo de campe6n de
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