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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-23

upon limiting the purpose to "but object,
and that is, fair trial for them before the
courts and exact Justice to them regardless of
race"
Why does the NAACP want to change the
purpose from saving the boys from prison OF
death" to the purpose of what it calls "a fair
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-05-23

trial?"
Some persons might think that, since the boys
are innocent Gas they are, and as the NAACP
knows, although it does not say so in its state
ment, it is only necessary to ask the Alabama
courts to give them "a fair trial for them be-
fore the courts and exact justice to them
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

dente del partido imperante, a
la cual ambos Y Miguel pertene-
cfan... Miguel, menos emprende-
dor Y ambicioso, pero tambien
fresco de alma, que es algo peor
que frio, sc dej6 remolcar por
Enrique, y sent6se a su lado, no
sin procurar Simultaneamente
cumplir tambien con Guillermo,
dirigiendole desde ALI, como a
TRACTION, expresivas miradas Y
sonrisas, que maldito 10 que ex-
presaban nj podian expresar,
pero que al cabo eran vergon-
zante tribute de la debilidad a
la fortaleza, o cinica mofa que
hacia de ST mismo el desagrade-
cimiento.
Con todas estas pequeneces
punzantes Y amargaS con su
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

con cierto Aesprecio desde Ell
principle.
En- los 1ltimos cuatro asaltos,
ell ojo izquierdo de Walker fue
ell blanco de la derecha y los
"jabs' izquierdos del lituano.
Manaba tai cantidad de SAM
gre DE la herida del ojo que la
cara de Mickey no dej6 de estar
enrojecida en- los cuatro 1ltimos
episodes. La apariencia DIP
Mickey era grotesca porque te-
MIA manchadas las piernas con
ell color del Gallon que usaba y
pdestenia. Medic cegado por la
sangre, e pequeno y valiente
gladiator respondia a los alta
ques llevando a Sharkey contra
las sogas, mientras la multituA
gritaba.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

natural hipocondriaco v con
aquella amorosa passion, inco-
munieada dias Y dias en- la car
eel de So cerebro, ell insigne Gui
llermo de Lola, de quien tantos
prodigios parlamentarios espe-
raban cuantos le habian dido
habIar en- ell Ateneo, en- ell foro,
en- circulos politicos Y en- su ca
tedra de la Escuela de Ingenie-
ros, dej6 transcurrir la discu-
sion de actaS Y parte de la del
Mensaje sin decir eSta boea es
mia. Tetrico, pensativo Y como
clavado en- su asiento, parecfa
extrano a los cabildeos en- que
Enrique iba captandose amista-
dies, reputation e Influenza, sa-
biamente administrators por
Miguel Elo fue que acabaron
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

camaradas de expedition solo sc
veian va en- Ell Congreso, entire
el calor Y bullicio de las pasio-
mes politicas o de sus miras pro-
pias, Y que, por tanto, no habian
vuelto a tener coyuntura, nj
TEMPO, nj quien sabe 81 volun-
tad. (cuando menos Miguel Y
Enrique) de hablar de su famo-
so viaje nj de ninguna de sus
incidencias...
Enrique, sobre TODD. esquiva-
ba a Guillermo Y habia aguar-
dado a que eligiese asiento en- ell
salon de sesiones para sentar-
Sc 81 en- distinto banco, que, por
casualidad sin duda. vino a ser
Ell mismo en- que figuraban los
personajes mas caracterizados
y buIidores de Ia Traction dist
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

tancia y que los jueces otorga :
ran unas tablas.
Cuando el bout comenzo era
Jack ell favorito, en- proportion
de tres a uno, siendo muy pocos
los expertos que comedian a Wal
ker la probabilidad de llegar
hasta ell decimo quinto asalto.
Ademas de la diferencia en- ell
peso Sharkey aventajaba a su
oponente en- estat;Ta, vigor fl
sico Y alcance.
Sin arredrarse por ell tama-
no, destreza Y habilidad de su
oponente, Mickey Sc conquisto
la simpatia de $4,000 espectado-
res atacando continuamente y
sin ceder ell campo a su antago-
nista.
La demonstration de Sharkey
en- los rounds finales basto para
equilibrar ell resultado Y salvar
su ~prestigio. 9
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El referee Arthur Ipnovan.

FL referee Arthur snovan,
que con frecuencia hah@ llama
do la atenci6n a Sharkey por sus
golpes bajos y tactica POGO Inns
pia, vote a favor de Walker.
Uno de los jueces, Charles F.
Mathinson, vote por ell empate
y ell otro, George Kelly. di6 su
vote a Sharkey.
Los rounds fueron concedidos
por la mayoria de los expertos
en- la forma siguiente: tercero,
cuarto, septimo, octave. noykno,
decimo Y onceno para Wall lr;
| primero, quinto sexto, decii 70
segundo, decimo tercero, deciMp
cuanto Y decimo quinto para
Sharkey. ,
Durante la mayoeia de los
asaltos Walker llev6 la ofensi-
va, sorprendiendo asi a los que
esp@faban verle a la defensive
en- la cast totalidad de los asal-
tos.
Jack peg6 ST. mas Elective gol
pc en- Ell quinto, cuando hizo per
der ell equilibrio a su oponente y
lie trio sobre la Iona. Despues lie
hizo una profunda herida sobre
ell oio izquierdo.
Walker saltaba pOr entire los
punos y lie pegaba; Jack lie ma
nejaba con facilidad en- los elm
ches, pero lie fue muy dificil des-
cargar c~erteramente la derecha
hasta ell decimo segundo.
Despu6s del 12o ell de Boston
inici6 un ataque sostenido, COM
prendiendo, al parecer, que es-
taba a punto de ser batido por
I'm pugilista a quien estimaba
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

tulias differences, a fin de osten-
tar, integra e indivisible, su au-
tonomia de ~triunfador. y no te-
ner que compartir con nadie los
.laureles de la victoria.
Este nadie, en- puridad de YER
dad, era Guillermo, general en-
.jefe de toda la campana. y a
quien ademas Sc debia el apoyo
.eficaz y decisive de la her6ica
Julia. Por consiguiente, 81 fue
tambien el unico perjudicado o
amargado por aquel tactic corte
de cuentas en- que ell egoismo, la
ambici6n y Ia petulancia Sc so
brepusieron a la amistad V Ia
gratitud... Pero no Sc trata aqui
de analizar tales primores cor
tesanos, sine de indicar pura y
Supplements que los antiques
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

por tenerle en- POGO los mismos
que habian sonado ser algo po-
niendose a sus 6rdenes en- el
Congreso o en- la imprenta...
-iEo es la primera vez-de-
elan aquellas gentes-que estes
sabios tan palabreros Y atrevi-
dos en- cafes y tertulias. v que
traen reputation de oradores To-
renses. cientificos o literarios
Sc quedan mudos en- ell Parla-
mentol... Podemos REAR un Q
ponso al porvenir polltico de
Guillermo de Lola! En- Gambia.
csc diablo de Enrique, adocena.
do Jurisconsulto aver, ira muy
lejos... Isl llegan a hacerse las
PAGES entire Ia disidencia Y Ia
mayorfa del Gabinete, de seguro
sera nombrado Ministro de Fo-
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

mento! iSu discurso sobre la
Ministries!
Ensenanza ha impresionado all
go al Presidente del Console de
A"uei discurso Sc 10 habia Of
do Enrique a Guillermo. presi-
Samente ell dia en- que. a caballo
y entire escopetazos Y cohetes.
p~enetraron, llenos de idbilo Y de
iiasiones, en- ell vallecillo del AL
oencerraje,.. Escueh6lo, pues.
huea'ro amigo sonriendo ir6ni-
camente. sin descender siouiera
q darse por entendido de los gui
nos y sefias que lie hacia Miyu-l
desde su banco,.., y sigui6 AGA
rie'ando su constante idea de
aoandonar Ia diputaci6n, la DO
u'lc" y n Madrid, e irse a pasar
y resto de sus dfas al Cortijo
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

New York, Julio 23.-Cuando
Jack Sharkey vino a tomar me-
didas de rigor contra su peque-
no oponente, aver por la noche
en- ell terreno de Ebbets, en- Broo
klyn, va era tarde y ell extaba-
quero lituano tuvo que confor :
marse con un empate.
Superado en- los diez primeros
asaltos por I'm gladiator que pc
saba 90 Iihras menos que e.,
Sharkey tuvo que atacar de ma
nera formidable en- los Iltimos
cuatro asaltos para borrar la dis
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
AVIS0

Sc ruega a la persona que Sc
haya encontrado un Esfigmo-
man6metro (aparato de tomar
la presi6n) en- ell primer pelda-
no d ella escalera del edificio del
Correo de Ybor, Sc sirva devoi-
verlo a la Secretaria de La Be
nefica que Sc encuentra en- ell
mencionado edificio, donde sera
gratificado.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
SHARKEY CONFIESA QUE
HACE CUATRO o CINCO
AMOS Ell ERA UN MEJOR
PUGILISTA

New York, julio 23.-Con ell
desengano mordiendole ell cora
z6n, pero sus labios cerrados Y
su imagination comparative
mente tranquila, Jack Sharkey
Sc march6 anoche mismo para
Boston, en- su potente autom6-
vii.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
Fouettn de La Gdeeta No. 20
LA PRODIGA
NOVELA
Por
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

"adi6s, ique descanses!" (tan-
"a prisa tenian de dejarse abra-
Ear por sus respectivos cIientes
Y admiradores), disolvieron de
hecho los tres amigos la socie-
dad o especie de familia que ha-
bIan tornado durante las fac
mas electorales, y cada cual Sc
dirigi6, no solo a su particular
domiciio, sine a circulos y ter
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

Sc SOLICITA hombre 0 mujer
para vender ~articulos de facil
venta. 1902 9th Ave, de 8 a II
A. NJ.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23

ESCUELA DE ~VERANO-En
la planta baja de la Iglesia Pres
biteriana 951 18th Ave. Para
mas informes dirfjase al Direc-
tor o lame al Telef. M 62-901.
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zion de Jack sur
de D golpe con su pei
de NW 10 Sc mostr6 er1Y
ticoN~ 49, dominar los d.
sisteA aqS de su rival, ST.
no que en- di IS condolences
lhubo de apelsh lcios proceed
n s.sss n, : ~ J, ,,s ale i, e, ss-
10 al orden en- rs rounds quinto,
octave y decimo quinto. Wal
ker no hizo protesta alguna, pc
no el pdblico protestaba por el.
En- ell octave Jack pego un goi
pc muy bajo, uno parecido al
que lie hiciera perder su pelea
con Max Schmeling, hace un
ano.
Avanzando sobre Mickey, en-
el quinto, lie pogo con la cabeza
en- la quijada.
Ell principal gesto de defensa
de Sharkey fue sujetar con fir
meza ell codo izquierdo de Wal
ker Y enterrar la cabeza ens ell
hombro de este.
Ell mejor momento del excam-
pe6n de peso mediano fue Guam
do llev6 a Sharkey contra las
sogas Y lie dispar6 una serie de
derechas a la quijada, sin que
este pudiera defenderse.
Calcdlase en- 5000, 900 ell pro-
ducto del combate.
La gaceta., 1931-07-23
HORARlO DE CONSULTAS
DE La S0CIEDAD
EEL BEN PUBLICO"
EN- YBOR.

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Lunsa, MiercoleS y Visrnes do $3.50 o $50 =. II.
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Telkfonos para visitas por ell diA: Ybor City, Y 146S
West Tampa, e 3S46. Para llsm:Ass por 10 noche,
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
AVISCS EN- YBoR CITY
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tito, DR.. S. II. TisCn, DR.. Julio J. Guerra, On 10 bQt-
CO del Cfrculo Cubano TelefOno No. Y lass.
AvIsOs EN- WEST TAMPA
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DR.. Julie J. Guerra en- 10 Botica ii Bisn P0bitca. Lsl&
fono No. u SSA6. .IE&&
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BOXEO

C WALKER HIZO Ia
BIAS CON JACK SHAR-
KEY, AUNQUE RECIBIO
MUY DURO CASTIGO EN-
LOS TRES ULTIMOS ASAL
TOS
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EN- WEST Tampa


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West Tampa, q 3S46. Para llsm:Sss por 10 noch'
10 mismo en- YbOr que en- West Tampa. Y 1AlO.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Williams, who
have been on the Williams cher
ny tract for the past seven years,
have gone to Everett to make
their home. Mr.. Preston and
family of Montana will have
charge of the place.
Mrs. Fred Giles and son Berg
man returned Friday from a 10
day visit in Yakima.
M. G. Clark and family pent a
few days in Yakima the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Sullivan of
Yakima came down Friday and
spent a few days looking after the
harvesting of theid pears.
Albert Mayer of Spokane is
spending some time at the home
of his parents.
Mrs. L. v. Corfman has re-
turned to her home in the Gard
en- Tracts after a two weeks va
cation with her daughter, Mrs. w.
S. Green.
Audie Perkins came in from
Connell and is visiting his sister
Mrs. VIM Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. Poore of
Yakima were weekend guests at
the home of his brother, F. G.
Poore.
Mrs. G.. Avery returned to her
home Friday from the Pasco hos
pital, where she has been a pa
tient the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Meyer were
Sunday evening dinner guests of
their daughter and son-in-law in
Pasco.
Harry Higley started in with
the Grey packing Jonathans at
the Big Y Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Mann, who with
her friend, Mrs. Ethel Brockwell,
has been guests at the home of
her father, D. O. Urch, left for
their home in Pasadena, Calf.
Mrs. j. v. lLydick, who has been
at the home of her brother-in-law
left for Seattle Saturday.
Mrs. Boies and son of Pasco
have moved to the Highlands and
will make their home at the Bur-
dette Boies home this winter.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-08-27

Miss Ruth Long. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fletcher Long,
entertained the Misses Verdella
and Ruth Mueller and Ola Mae Ell
lott at a dinner party Tuesday
evening at the Long home. After
the dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Long
took the party to the show.
Miss Shirley Mulkey daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mulkey re-
turned Friday evening from a
two weeks vacation spent touring
the Pacific states with relatives
and as for south as Tia Juana.
E. j. Boyk and Ben Athbridge,
former residents of the valley who
now live in Walla Walla. were
visitors in Kennewick Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Bird and
daughter Frances returned Sum
day from visit to Elberton. They
stopped and visited with the Clint
Copeland family at Wawawai.
The Garden Tracts bridge club
met with Mrs. C.. F. Winkenwer
der Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
F. N. Sigmon holding high score.
Harold Nelson, who has been
spending the summer with his
parents, left today for Atascadero,
California, to reenter Moran
school. Virgil Preston accompan-
led Harold, but he will stop at
Riverside. The two boys drove
down.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-08-27
C. G. Doering and wife spent
Sunday in Walla Walla.

C. C. Doering and wife spent
Sunday in Walla Walla.
VIM knight and family drove to
Yakima Saturday. On their re-
turn they stopped at Granger and
had dinner with the Joe DeBuc
family.
Miss Olive Simsen, who has
been guest a the home of her
mother since her return from the
Hawaiian islands, left Wednesday
for Lon Angeles to take up her
school work.
There was a good attendance
at the dance at the club house on
Saturday evening, more than 16O
couples being present, which net
ted a neat sum for the Highlands
Club to donate to the Fair COM
mittee.
Mrs. Oliver of Roseburg, Ore.
spent several days at the home Of
her son, F. C. Poore.
Mrs. B. v. Bishop has been on
the sick list the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morril Of Pasco
visited at the Leslie Mylk home
Sunday.
Mrs. Bruce Mclean entertain
ed at two tables of bridge on
Thursday afternoon. Prizes went
to Mrs. Ronald Hatch and Miss
Olive Simsen.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-08-27

Harvey Coult has rented his
ranch and moved to Gle Elum on
Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Giles entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce MCLEAN, Mrs.
Bertha Simsen and daughters,
Olive and Louise, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Simsen for supper Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bryant OF
the South Highlands received
word Of the arrival of twin sons
at the home of his daughter in
Spokane.
Mrs. o. Avis of Spokane is Wis
ting at the home of her brother,
T. w. Ka1inosky.
Bernice, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Coult. underwent a
tonsil operation last week.
oDnald Dean Berry of Zillah is
visiting with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Fry.
Donald and Pauline Kelso, Ar
villa Luke and Raymond Fry
spent Wednesday in Walla Walla,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morgan
accompanied by Mrs. C. F. Wink
enwerder, Belle Robertson and
Edith Serier attended Rebekah
meeting at Kiona Wednesday
evening.
Miss Eva Chadler of Spokane
who has been visiting in Seattle
and Portland spent several days
with Mrs. T. w Kalinosky en-.
route to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Strong OF
Spokane are guests of friends or
the Highlands.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-08-27

course is practical research which
a "no-name" clOthes-maker, trying
to clutch your interest on price
alone, cannot afford. Hart schaf.
finer & Marx can. Because Of their
great volume they can put moro
into every suit for a modest price
more looks, more wear Trust a
TRUSTWORTHY name.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-08-27
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned City Clerk of
Kennewick up to the hour of 5 o.
clock pm. September IL, 1881,
for the installation of an orna-
mental lighting system as provid-
ed by ordinance No. 296 creating
Local Improvement District No.
%, and in accordance with the
plans and specification on file in
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the office of the City Clerk.

the office of the City Clerk.
Attention is called to the pro-
visions statute providing the num-
Der of hours constituting a days
work and to the workman's Com
pensation Act.
Payment will be made in local
Improvement bonds payable on or
before five years from the date
of issue, bearing interest at the
rate of 2 percent per annum, and
City General Bonds as provided
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by Ordinance No. ae5

by Ordinance No. 2s5.
The successful bidder win
required r. to give a good wi WI \
ficient bond for the amoun cue !, %
contract price, for the S.O q y
The City Council reserU se' .
right to reject all bids. Is u
By. BY order Of the Public InD,..
ment Committee. pfcVS
MRS. WINIFRED CAMPO
8:27-9:4 ga S;.zAaPBEIl
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On top of Hart Schaffner & Marx
great building are private looms
and laboratories. Here experts &C
tually design fabrics, card fine
wool, spin yarn, experiment with
fast dyes and then actually weave
their own creations by hand-to
show the finest weavers in England,
France, and America, precisely
what they want for youths of
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Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE-Nail stripper, lidding
machine, ladders, picking bags,
ice box, canvas covers, wagon,
five-gallon can house stain, fold
ing cot, cultivator and other mis-
cellaneous articles. Mrs. Gray,
phone 1881. Up
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PLACE YOUR ORDER for can
ming tomatoes. Call 1893. Dale
Smith. 22-3p
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Mary Green, who has been Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Soth of Spokane, returned to her
home last week.
Honoring Arthur Simsen's birth
day Mrs. Fred Speigelberg enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Simsen
and son, Mrs. Bertha Simsen and
daughters, Louise and Olive, Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce MceLan at six o.
clock dinner Friday evening. The
meal was completed with the
traditional cake with it's several
candles.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1931-08-27
HIGHLANDS
Brush Fire Burned
Both Side of Canyon

A conflagration caused quite a
little excitement on the High
lands Sunday evening. 1t proved to
be only brush fire but it burn
ed both sides of the canyon be-
tween the j. A. Mclean and VIM.
Frazier ranches, as it started at
the side of the road it was sup
posed to have been started by a
lighted match or discarded Gig
aret.
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The great emperor is hungry. He himself will
devour her here in the presence of his mobiles and
the council of three" growl of approval rose
from the beast-like audience The lion roared until
the palace trembled. He fixed his wicked eyes upon
the woman and barred his fangs though these
ceremonies were frequent and he knew what to ex-
pect when they ended Tomorrow, this creatures
mate shall also be brought for judgment" He
paused. Slaves" he cried suddenly in a loud voice.
glaring at the guards holding La, drag the woman
to YOUR emperorI"
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visual instruction for many purposes calling on
the Signal Corps to turn out at least six feature
pictures a year. To understand how a training
movie is made by the Army and how it is used in
the education of newly enlisted soldiers let us fol-
low the shooting and showing Of a simple example.
To make picture for the teaching of new soldiers
how to handle their weapons, the movie director
with two camera men go on location at an Infantry
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