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Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-17

Howard Halbutt, electrician at the Kennecott copper mines, was killed recently when a pole gave away, hurtling him to the ground
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-17
The much discussed bOOk-"The Well of LOnliness" now available at the Alaska Shop.

Phone for HOrluck'S banlsh Ice Cream and we will deliver. Candy Cottage.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Juniors Dinner
Proves Success

Members of the Ell Centro Junior
chamber of comaerc= -oUay are
jubilant over the success of their
subscription banquet last night,
when a large crowd of local busi-
ness men gathered to help the Or
ganization in raising funds to send
delegates to the national junior
chamber of commerce convention.
The convention will be held in
DeS Moines June 10.
M. j, Dowd, chief engineer of the
Imperial Irrigation District. spoke
on the All-American canal project.
telling the business and profession
al men present the canal will be
not only an improvement over the
present water system, but is rapid
ly becoming necessity.
Mayor H w. Fawcett extended
congratulations to the Ell Centro
Junior chamber on its work during
the past year.
George Palmer, president of the
BLOC club of Brawley, told of
the accomplishments and aims of
his organization, which is similar
to the FL Centre group.
Bea Waters furnished music and
entertainment during the dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
HRS. LEMONS HONOR
GUEST AT DINNER

Mrs. B. E. Lemons was honor
guest at the meeting of her evening
bridge club which was held last
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Richmond as hosts at their home,
452 Holt avenue. The occasion cele-
brated Mrs. Lemons birthday an
niyersary.
Pastel eolorS were carried out in
the attractive decorations. snap
dragons. roses and zinnias being
the flowers used
After a delightful dinner, bridge
was enjoyed, the high score awards
going to Mrs. R. P. Moore and c
S. Thatcher; second to Mrs. J. L.
Davis and John Zurcher. and third
to Mrs. Lemons and Dale Ramsey.
Mrs. J. L. Davis and Miss Ro-
maine Richmond were guests of the
club and the members present were
Mr.. and Mrs. B. (. Lemons, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
S. Thatcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs. E w. Fer
ris. Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Tondro,
John Zurcher and the hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
REPORT FILED ON
HEALTH WORK IN
RURAL SCHOOLS

Summary of the work of medical
inspection OF rural school children
is made public by DR.. Warren F.
Fox, county health officer, the re-
port showing 3o52 pupils were examk
ined.
OF that number 1853 were discov-
cred to have defects. The total
number Of defects found numbered
$500. Notices were sent to 1853 pa
rents in hope that these defects be
corrected.
The examinations were made by
the county health officer and Miss
Frances P. Ostberg, county public
health nurse, and Miss Edith L.
Eicke of the state department Of
public health. 1t is planned to
make these examinations annually.
In addition to the foregoing,
diphtheria immuniZation was offer
ed children under - years OF age.
A total of 1859 school children and
255 children of pre-school age were
immunized. This necessitated two
visits to each school. In one dis
trict where an epidemic threatened,
$50 smallpox vaccinations were per-.
formed.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
EASTERN STAR
GARDEN PARTY
IS TONIGHT

Preparations for the annual East
ern Star garden party to be given
tonight at the T. c. Lanier resi-
dence have been completed and all
IS readiness for this greatly antici-
pated event.
Bridge tables have been arranged
on the lawn and judging by the
many reservations already received.
the affair is 10 be well attended
Those who have not made their
reservations. however, are assured
that they will be accommodated.
since it is not necessary TO reserve
tables in advance.
Following the successful plan of
last year, tables will be arranged
within groups OF five. and players
will progress in their own group.
Prizes will be awarded TO the win
ners of each group and refresh
ments Will be served at the end of
the evening.
A cordial invitation is extended
10 all those who enjoy bridge,
whether they have made advance
reservations or not. Playing will
begin at 8 o'clock and a delightful
evening is in store for those who
attend the lawn fete.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Alleged Narcotic
Peddler Arrested

A campaign against dope traffic
being waged by Imperial Valley Of
ficers today bore fruit in FL Centre,
with the arrest late III the morning
OF Juan Bustamente on charge OF
sale of narcotics.
Police Chief Frank p. McCaSlin
and a state narcotic agent were
responsible for the arrest. The state
will prosecute Bustamente, said Of
ficers
Several "bindlesn of heroin and
morphine wee found in Busta-
mente's possession. according TO Of
iicers. He was arrested east OF the
tracks.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
GOOD MAYONNAISE
DEPENDS UPON The
WAY OIL IS ADDED
Likewise, Flavor Development
in Coffee Depends Upon
Roasting Process

Housewives sometimes can add oil
to mayonnaise ingredients IN large
amounts and not see the mixture
separate. But in most cases there
is disappointment. "a little at
time" is the best way.
Occasionally big patches of coffee
can be roasted to perfection, but this
result cannot always be depended
upon. Because of this, Hills Bros,
after years of study, originated and
patented Controlled Roasting-a
continuous process that roasts only
a few pounds at a time.
A constant stream of the blended
green coffees is introduced into II
series of roasters in accurately
measured lots-about three pounds.
AS it passes through in a steady,
automatically controlled flow, the
heat, which never varies, roasts
every berry to uniform perfection.
No other coffee tastes like Hills
Bros. Coffee because none is
roasted the same way. Ii always
comes to you fresh, because Hills
Bros. pack their coffee in vacuum
cans. BY this process, air, which
destroys the flavor of coffee, is
taken out of the can and kept out.
Coffee does not stay fresh in or
binary cans, even if air-tight, be
cause there is air inside the can.
Grocers everywhere sell Hills Bros.
Coffee. Ask for it by name and look
for the Arab-the trade-mark-on
the can.
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc, Los
Angeles, Calf. Clsai
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
PARTY
FOR MSS AlHET'

Miss Grace Amel. s.os> marriage
10 Arthur Gobbledick of Oakland is
to be an event of next week, was
surprised last night by the Metho-
dist Sunday school board, who have
a party in her honor at the Frank
Shepherd home on Sandalwood ave-
nue..
The board met first at the C. C.
Jenkins home, 1927 Olive avenue,
where a brief business session was
held, after which the members
gathered at Shepherd home and
there presented Miss Amet with a
lovely gift in appreciation of her
work as teacher in the Sunday
school
A delightful evening was spent
in playing games after which dain-
ty refreshments were served.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Items OF News
About Town


Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Canton,
who are making their home this
summer in Altadena, were visitors
in the valley yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. K. B. Perkins
have returned from a recent trip TO
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Myrtle Kinsey and her son,
Joe, have left for Winnipeg, Cana
Ga, where they will spend the sum-
mer. Mrs. Kinsey has been mana
ger Of the Park View apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blenkiron have
returned srom a "trip to Los Ange-
les.
Mrs. j. P. Sweeney is in Kansas
City, where she was called by the
illness OF her father.
Mrs. V. E. Butterworth and her
two children have left for Salt Lake
City, Utah, where they will spend
the summer with Mrs. Butterworth's
parents.
Mrs. Walter Rayburn has been
visiting in Amarillo, Texas, and
later plans to go to Illinois and
other points of interest in the East.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
YUMA WILL GIVE
ANNUAL PERMIT
FOR RIVER WEIR

Agreement on the part of the
Yuma county water users to the re-
quest of Imperial irrigation district
for permission to maintain its
brush weir in the Colorado at An
drade for another year. is indicat-
ed in a letter received by the sec
retary of the district and read to
the board of directors at its meet
ing this morning.
Because of an injunction in the
Arizona courts, Imperial district
must gain the consent of the Yu-
ma project each year in order to
maintain the diversion weir.
Without the weir it is impossible
during period of flow of the river
to divert water into the Imperial
districts main canal
AS an incident to securing the
consent of the Yuma project the
Imperial District provides an in
demnity bond of a half million dol
lars each year as a protection to
Yuma Valley in the event of a dam
aging flood.
Acceptance subject to the ap-
proyal of the attorney of the pro-
position of Charles E. Farrell in
the matter of construction work in
the Rio Vista subdivision near
Brawley took place this morning.
Farrell agreed to accept district
warrants to the sum of $10203.l4
for contracting work on the subdi-
vision. He submitted a certified
check for sl,021 or 10 per cent de
posit on the total amount of the
y
The board recessed at noon to
meet again at 1:30 o'clock.
Directors yesterday afternoon dis
cussed the proposed changing of
division boundaries but took no
action in view of the fact that the
secretary has not completed his
Plans for changing boundaries
are the result of material changes
in population as shown by the 1880
census. The district law states that
the directorial divisions are to be
as nearly equal in population and
area as is practicable.
Figures compiled by the Secre-
tary show that at present there is
a considerable variance between
some of the divisions and that
Brawley division is largest in pop
ulation and that Calipatria is larg-
est in area but smallest in pop
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Alien Gun TOter
Declared Guilty

For the second time in two days.
a jury in Judge A. c. Finney's
court yesterday afternoon convict
ed Mexican on a charge of being
an alien in possession of a deadly
weapon.
On the first ballot the jury voted
to convict Leonardo Rivera. Jose
Gonzales was convicted Monday
afternoon, and sentenced TO from
one to 10 years in San Quentin
penitentiary. Rivera will be SEN
fenced Friday.
District Attorney Elmer w. Heald
was instrumental in securing both
convictions. Prosecution of Rivera
and Gonzales follows out his an
nounced intention of hating the
practice prevalent among certain
classes of Mexicans of carrying re-
yolvers.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Miller Head OF
Ell Centre Lions

Fred Miller was elected president
of the Lions club at the meeting
held yesterday noon in the Barbara
Worth hotel. succeeding Mark
Washburn, this years president.
Miller will assume office on July l..
Others elected yesterday were the
following: Harry Horton, c. c. Jen-
kins, Norman Lombard, vice-presi-
dents: Melvin King, secretary; Clar-
ence l.. Smith, director. j. A. Hall
was reelected treasurer.
The above, with Walter Heine,
Mark Munson and Mark Washburn,
directors whose term of office holds
over. constitute the executive board
of directors.
Election of officers was the chief
business transacted at yesterdays
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
OF MUSIC
CLOSING RECITAL
HELD LAST NIGHT
illillillilliiij

High school students of the Acad-
emy of Music were heard in an ex-
cellent piano concert last night al
the studio, this being the closing re-
cital of the current year.
Since a number of the students
had already left the valley for their
summer vacations. the program was
rather short but maintained fine
standard of performance.
Outstanding numbers were the
pipe organ solo by Carl Bennett, the
piano solo by Mary Sonoda, Men
delssohn's "Cappricio Brillante. and
the piano number with pipe organ
accompaniment played by Mary
Mori at the piano and Prof. Elmer
A. Todd at the pipe organ.
This last number, Chaminade'S
brilliant "Concerstuck" is OF particu-
lar interest because Mr.. Todd stu
died it with the composer herself
and the manuscript contains many
notations written by Madame
Chsminade.
Following the recital. the stu
dents and their friends enjoyed 4
dance. punch being served during
the evening.
The recital was presented before
an enthusiastic and appreciative
audience OF friends and relatives.
Those participating were Mary
Mori, Ada Bess Beynon. Margaret
Britton, Margaret Sonoda. Lucille
Miller, Mary Sonoda, Alice Water
man, Bob CheSnut, Mary Graves
Dearborn and Carl Bennett.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Wom91em's eo917s=s97l's5 Imt@=rles7ts interests
VI. K. LADIES AID
ELECTS OFFICERS

Election of officers for next year
was the chief item of business
transacted at the Methodist Ladies
Aid meeting held yesterday at the
Dan Bromley home.
Mrs. Merle Crandall was elected
president; Mrs. Josephine Adair,
treasurer, and Mrs. W w. McEuen.
secretary.
The business meeting was pre-
ceded by a pot luck luncheon.
hostesses being Mrs Bromley. Mrs.
Mason, Mrs. Claude Vedder. Mrs
Joe f. King and Mrs. Leslie Nc
Connell.
This is the last meeting of the
Ladies Aid society until fall. The
women have set for themselves 4
goal Of $500. which they will try TO
raise next year as their contribu-
ton to the building fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Suit Against Mrs.
Meadows Dropped

Suit for 100000 filed by Mrs.
Maude E. Jaynes, against Mrs. Re-
becca j. Meadows, has been dis
missed in the Los Angeles superior
court, due to the plaintiff failing
to prosecute the case and yolun-
tarily causing a dismissal TO be en-
tered, according to Sherman An
derson, counsel for Mrs. Meadows.
The suit charged Mrs. Meadows
with alternating the affections Of
Alfred r. Jaynes.
Sherman asserts that investiga-
tion by him has convinced him the
suit never had any foundation in
fact and should never have been
filed.
Mrs. Meadows is the widow of
Mobley Meadows, first sheriff of
Imperial county.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, June 3. U.P)-
Hogs, receipts $50. Fully 25c low
er. Load Colorados s6.85. Better
kings quoted 5000. Locals $3.50 to
s675.
Cattle, receipts 600 Steady. Good
fed steers SIPS to S735. Grass
steers S5.85 to S6.25. Bulk cows
$500 to $500. Calves 300. Steady,
weak. Bulk $3.50 to $500.
Sheep, receipts 900. Steady, three
deck medium Sc to SO Id. wooled
lambs $3.50 sorted at $500 to $3.50.
Shorn lambs S675.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Initiate Candidate At
Oasis Shrine Meeting

Oasis Shrine No. 20, w. S. of j.,
initiated a candidate at the i'm
preSsive Shrine ceremony held last
night in the Masonic Temple.
The business meeting and initia-
tory work were followed by the
of refreshments in the BAN
quet hall. Lovely flowers decorated
both the chapter room and the BAN
Quet hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Christian Missionary
Society Has Meeting

Members Of the State Street
Christian church missionary Soci-
ETY. met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Russell Graves, 724 Hell ave-
nue., to discuss plans for next
years work.
A brief business session was held,
thus concluding the work for the
year. Meetings will be resumed
next fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Omega Connolly Called
To Omaha By Illness

Friends OF Omega Connolly will
regret to learn that she was called
TO Omaha, Neb., last night by the
serious illness of her sister.
For this reason, her piano stu
dents recital scheduled for last
night was postponed.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
ROLPH FACES DECISION

SACRAMENTO, Cal. June 3. U.P
Governor James Rolph Jr. is eX-
pected to decide tonight whether he
will sign the lethal gas for execu-
ton bill which has passed at the
last session of the legislature
He has called a conference with
rarious prison authorities and after
hearing their recommendation
plans either to sign or veto the bill
A new Meyenburg milk plant was
dedicated at Ripon, San Joaquin
county, May 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Social Brevities

Initiation will be a feature of the
business meeting tomorrow night of
the Barbara Worth Rebekahs which
will be held at o'cock in the Davis
hall All members are urged TO be
present.
Recent house guests of Mr. ana
Mrs A. L. Graves are Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Graves and daughter of Los
Angeles and Mr.. and Mrs Menegay
OF Ontario.
The Palo Verde Valley rejoices
in rainfall of 3.86 inches to May l.,
g wet season for the desert.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03

San Mateo and Santa Clara coun-
ties this year have 5191 acres of to-
matoes. Last year the acreage was
o409.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03

Vista, San Diego County, received
$50 inches Of rain to May /. Last
year to same date 11.77 inches had
fallen.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03

Delano, Kern county. reports all
crops Of excellent promise. with
smaller acreage OF cotton than last
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03

The local price on eggs, furnished
throlg>. rne courtesy or Zurcher
6ros, Is as follows:
Medium or pullet ............................ lac
Extra tic
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
M1arket

LOS ANGELES, June W.P)-
Following arc roeay-s market quo
tations:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03
Bank Of America
National Trust G Savings Association

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Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03

Rayon-and.cotton materials i
lacy stripes, checks and fancy
woven designs. 36 inches wide.
For children's sheer frocks. tool
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-03

Our standard high quality shee,
at the lowest price in years.
Fine, even weave and smooth
linen-like finish that improves
with washing.
La gaceta., 1931-11-10

del desarme y dar a la India
una constitution.
La corona real fue traslada-
da anoche desde la Tore de
Londres al Salon del Trono en-
ell palacio Buckingham para
las ceremonies de hoy.
Accompanied de Ia Reina
Maria, ell Rey saldra en- la ca
rroza imperial desde ell pa,a-
clio de Buckingham hasta la
Camara de los Comunes.
Alrcdedor de la carroza, IT,
rada por seis caballos, Gamma
IA una brillante escolta de los
"comedores de biste" de la To-
RE de Londres.
Detras de la misma ira una
guardia de caballerfa con CO.
razas plateadas y cascos con
vistOsos plumeros.
La escena final Sc desarrolla
"a en- la Camara de los Comu-
mes donde ell rey leera ell dis
curse que lie han preparado sus
ministries, abriendo ell parla-
mento.
La gaceta., 1931-11-10
HA PRESEN-
TADO SU DE
GOBIERNO

Londres, Nov. 10.-El Rey
Jorge ", abrira hoy ell Parla-
mento Ingl6s en- medic de la
fastuosa ceremonial y de la lu-
iosa exhibition caracterlstica
lie estos actos.
embellishments despues la
Camara de los Comunes comen
cara a actuar sobre ell progra-
ma hecho pdblico anoche por
el Primer Ministro Macdonald.
Hacienda resaltar que ell Ga
binete ha sido tornado para
servir a la naci6n y hacerla re-
basar de las dificultades pre-
sentes, MacDonald enumer6
como los mas importantes, los
siguientes problemas a resell
YER: la estabilizaci6n de la Ii
bra esterlina; balancear ell CO.
mercio de la naci6n; mantener
un presupuesto balanceado;
participant en- la conferencia
de los dominios en- Ottawa con
vista a una mas efectiva COO
peraci6n imperial; trabajar pa
"a ell exito de la conferencia
La gaceta., 1931-11-10
SKINNER ESTA NvESTI-
GANDO LOS SUCESOS>DEL
SABADO

Ell fiscal Skinner estuvo acti-
vando hoy la Investigation So
bre los desordenes de la noche
del sabado, mediante ell exa-
men de IA testigos y con la es-
peranza de obtener cargos es-
pecfficos contra los go ciuda-
danos que Sc encuentran dete-
nidos en- la carcel del condado.
I'm total de 80 testigos, en-
tire los que Sc incluyen policfas,
diputados del sheriff Y espec-
tadores, declararon aver 10 que
sabian acerca de la demostra-
ci6n.
Sc espera que antes de ter
minarse ell interrogatorio Sc
haya tornado declaration a
mas de so personals.
Mientras tanto ell hospital
municipal inform6 que ell esta-
do del policia J. N. Byrd, he
rido de bala por la espalda,
continda igual y sin senales de
agreeable mejoria.
No obstante, Byrd pas6 la
noche en- I'm complete descan-
so.
Aun no Sc ha fijado fianza a
ninguno de los comunistas que
fueron arrestados y que Sc en-
cuentran en- la carcel.
La fianza no Sc exigira has
La gaceta., 1931-11-10

NADIA sabemos sobre ell esta-
do del joven Felix o. Marrero,
IN veterano de la guerra mum
dial, a quien apale6 I'm policia
'rente al Centre Obrero.
Marrero debe haber sido a.
endido en- la enfermerfa de la
carcel.
Tambien continGa presa la
Sra. Romero Palacio y su hija
Carolina.
La gaceta., 1931-11-10
CORTE FEDERAL
Los HIJOS DE LOS CONTRA
BANDISTAS MOVIERON A
CLEMENCIA AL JUEZ
AKERMAN

Ell Juez Alderman demostr6
aver sus simpatias por los hi
jos pequencs de los violadores
de la prohibition, no ob3tante
haber anunciado hace una Sc
mana que enviaria direc!amen
e a "a carcel, sin exception al
guna, a TODD aQuel que compav
'eciese culpable de dicho deli
O.
Por ejemplo, en- Ell case de
Zen Lemack y su esposa Flora,
lie Sarasota, Ell Juez Akerman
'es impuso seis meses, suspen-
li6ndo.es despues la sentencia,
,or tener varios hijos, y ext :
iendoles que esos ninos nun
a supieran que sus padres ha-
ian cometido tai delito.
Lo mismo sucedi0 en- ell case
de Alex B. Joiner y Morris Lee,
a quienes impuso so dias a ca
da uno en- la carcel del conda-
do de Orange. Joiner pidi6 Gle
mVcia en- yirtud de que sus
dos hijos pequenos Sc vegian
abandonados y dependiendo de
Ia carload pIblica. Lee tam
bien declare que estaba en-
iguales condolences, pero con
cuatro hiN.
Aker1En aument6 la senten
cia a IL meses, pero despues
Sc las suspendio en- honor de
los ninos.
Tambien lie suspendi6 la sen
tencia a Mack Persons, de 20
amos de edad, no deseando per-
judicar a la juventud del mis-
mo.
La gaceta., 1931-11-10

FL segundo juicio contra
Pete BrowS fue posn@esto en-
virtud de la enfermedad de SUI
abogado C. Jay Hardee.
Impuso sentencia de $500
de multa a S. L. Lobell y a I.
N. Tullis, de st. Petersburg,
por sstar en- possession de bebi-
das.
Al negro Drew Black, acusa-
do y culpable de estar roban-
do las cartas de los buzones
del correo de Fort Myers, lie
impuso I'm ano en- la peniten-
eiaria de Atlanta.
La gaceta., 1931-11-10

ia que ell fiscal Skinner termi-
ne sus investigaciones y presen
te cargos directos contra los
mismos.
Las autoridades no han po-
dido averiguar Quien fue la
persona que hizo ell disparo
contra ell policfa Byrd.
Ell leader Carlos Lezana, de-
tenido mientras pronunciaba
un discurso, mantuvo aver su
declaration de que el habfa IT,
RADIO.
Entire los demas detenidos,
que fueron interrogados por la
policia y por ell fiscal del con-
dado, figuran j. E. Mcdonald
Fred Crawford.
La policfa opina que virtual
mente todos los leaders comu-
Sc encuentran en- la car
eel y que no ha quedado MIN
guno de la parte fuera para
reorganizar.
La gaceta., 1931-11-10
REGRESO A SUS LABORES
Ell JUEZ ROBES

Por primera vez despues de
seis semanas de reclusi6n en- su
hcgar, por enfermedad, ell juez
de la corte del circuito, Mr.. F.
NJ. Robes, hizo acto de presen-
cia aver en- sus oficinas, dirigien
do varios juicios de casos civil
les.
MUy mejorada su salud, ell
Juez Robes actuara judicialmen
te durante tres dias a IA sema-
ma, o sea los lunes, microbes y
viernes, hasta que Sc recobre 10
suficiente para atender al ira
baio todos los dias de la sema-
ma.
Actualmente continua actuan-
do bajo las 6rdenes estrictas de
su m6dico.
La gaceta., 1931-11-10
TONY Y PAL
MER A LOS
OBREROS PRESOS

Tom Palmer, ell viejo aboga-
10, ha sido agregado a la de-
'ensa de los obreros detenidos
Il sabado en- ell Centre Obrero
yAsus alrededores.
Non Tony Fernandez, Pal
nef\presentara de hoy a mana
"a uA recurso de habeas cor
Dus, pfdiendo Sc senale fianza
I los detenidos.
Amigos de los arrestados han
tatado de yer a estos; pero no
e les ha concedido permiso.
La gaceta., 1931-11-10
INTERElS LOCAL
|OTIClAS DE-

Cerca de Lago Bird, milla Y
media al Sur de Lutz, los dipu-
tados del sheriff encontraron un
alambicue de 800 galones, so
barriles de maceraci6n y 10 ga
ZONES de whiskey.
Los diputados Aulick y Kelt-
ner no pudieron arrestar a los
duenos, aunque ell alambique es-
taba en- completa actividad.