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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-01

the bird lit upon the radiator cap
and rode approximately $50 feet be-
fore the car could be brought to a
standstill smoothly without disturb
ing him. A camera was in the pocket
of the door and in a leather case. 1t
was removed from both and a snap
shot taken through the windshield.
The bird, after the car stopped, be-
came interested in the purr of the
motor and turned his head from side
to side looking and listening to the
same and remained seated on the
radiator for some little time after
the car had been brought to a stand
still, then flew away.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-01

mining claims, he developed in the
Beaverhead valley a ranch property
of historical interest. The nucleus of
the ranch is the old Hadley ranch, the
first land located in the county, and the
recognized rendezvous for road agents
in early days.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-01
Faces Statutory Charge

George Gazar, 81, Of Lewistown was
charged with statutory assault in an
information filed in district court by
County Attorney c. E. Baker, the al
legged offense. having been committed
on a girl under Is years of age.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-01
BY GRACE STONE COATES
Author of BLACK Cherries"

~ FORGE w. FRENCH is n of
the few living pioneers of Mon
~ tana who was in Bannack when
Plummer was hanged. He was four
years old at the time, and did not wit
ness the hanging, although other chill
dren did. The grown persons near them
made them turn their backs as the
bodies swung into the air. The morn
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-01

Kenneth Swartzrock, 4, son of o. L..
Swartzrock of Harlowton, died at Lew
istown of injuries caused by a truck
body falling on him Sept. II.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-01

having received a larger amount from
the estate.
The prisoner told officers Gray had
avoided him since the settling Of the
estate and that he decided to have the
lawyer come here and have the mat
ter out"
A robbery charge will be filed against
the youth, authorities said.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-01

Houses of bakelite are proposed in
Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-05
GRAY NAMED MAYOR.
Anderson and FARRELL Also vict0rs In
HyattsviIle Election.

Anderson and FARRELL Also victOrs In
HyattsviIIe Election.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Nd, May 5.-Lemuel
l.. Gray for mayor, Charles d. Anderson
for councilman from the nrst ward ana
+. D. FARRELL for councilman from the
second ward were winners in contests
in Hyattsville's annual municipal cleo
lion yesterday.
A new town road law passed over
Whelmingly.
Councilman e. M. Cover was re-
elected from the third ward without
opposition and Lawrence L. Powers was
chosen councilman from the fourth
ward also without opposition.
The election ended one of the most
spirited campaigns in town election
here. It attracted unusual attention
throughout Prince Georges County be-
cause IL was regarded as q test OF
strength between leaders Of the organi-
zation wing Of the Democratic party In
this section and anti-organization ad-
herents. It was q victory for the organ
ization forces who backed Mr.. Gray and
Mr.. Anderson. william T. Jennings,
however. who also was looked upon as
having the backing of the organization
vas decisively beaten by Mr.. FARRELL.
Ills Vote in Election.
Indicative of the interest was the fact
that of total registered vote of 1908
there were cast lib, or approximately
IS per cent.
Mr.. Gray defeated Councilman Z. 3.
Hilley of the first ward for mayor by SO
votes. It was the big third ward that
gave Mr.. Gray his largest margin. He
carried this by "a votes, getting 267 to
193 for Councilman Hilley. A total OF
ara voted in this ward out Of total reg
istered vote of SGT. It Is said some II
were not allowed to vote, being too late
for the closing of the polls at pm.
Mr.. Gray also won in his own ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-05

the first, BY As votes, polling total OF
l3e 10 81 for Councilman Hilley.
Councilman Hil1ey barely carried his
ward, the fourth. winning by 3 votes
His total was 80 against II for Mr..
GRAY. Councilman Hilley also was vic
torious in the second ward by 10 votes,
receiving 13l to 113 for Mr.. Gray.
Mr. Gray, business man, is former
member of the town council and q
former president of the Chamber OF
Commerce of Hyattsville. He is mem.
Der of the Prince Georges County Board
CT Election Supervisors.
36-Vote Margin.
Mr.. Anderson defeated o. q. Dudrow,
incumbent, for councilman from the
FIRST ward, by SO votes. The vote was
Anderson, 1873; Dudrow, 90. Mr.. Ander-
son has served Ave years in the council
He resigned his seat in 1929 He is
secretary of the Chamber OF Commerce
of Hyattsville. A total of 232 voted in
this ward out of registration of 2SS.
MIR. FARRELL was elected councilman
from the second ward over Mr.. Jen-
nings by So votes. Mr.. Jennings, presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce of
Hvattsville. lacked the Endorsement of
either of the councilmen from the sec
ond ward, Harry A. Boswell and Thomas
r. Hume, Mr. FARRELL Is chemist In
the United States Department OF Agri-
culture. In this ward there was a
total vote Of asa out Of a registered
total of 28O. Mr.. FARRELL will succeed
Councilman Boswell, who was not
candidate for reelection.
The new town road law was approved
by large margin in every ward, total
~ 1oS votes being cast for the measure
and las against 1t. The vote was:
First ward, for 142, against Il: second
ward. for 1875, against 81; third ward,
for 2s. against 95; fourth ward, for 12l,
against is. The law. which became
effective Immediately upon approval by
the voters, requires payments OF assess
ments against AUDITING property owners
for street improvements within III years;
rather than within 2 years, as PROVIDED
by the former law.
Bond Issues Approved.
r. also provides that the money TO
Arance street improvements shall De
secured through the issuance OF 0onds
mr. certificates of indebtedness not 10 ex
coed 6 per cent of the total assessed
valuation of all town property, approx
mately $275, 900. Side or corner to.S ne
exemnt from assessment not exceenins
'o councilman . E. M. Cover received a
COMPLIMENTARY vote of 373 TO WIN re-
election in the third ward. ,,,
Lawrence L. Powers polled l37 conpa l.
nentary votes to gain his stat In tn IN;
council from the fourth ward: he WI
succeed Councilman Hilley. Only elgns
of tho 1853 registered voters IN this Waro
failed to participate. ~, -
The newly elected ofhcias VIII Ie
svvorr into ONCE next Monday night fol-
lowing the oficial canvass of the vote
monb will Snrve two wears,
Hold over members of the council,
who have another year to serve, are
Howard A. Harrison, first ward: Thomas
2. Hume, second ward A. G. Noon
| third ward, and DR.. P. F. Brookens
| fourth ward. Town Treasurer william
A. Shepherd also has another year 70
serve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-05
|GRAy IS ELECTED
AT HYATTSv|LLE
E. B. HiIIey Loses by SO
Votes in Heated Election.
Seven TcVnS Ballot.
BY GEORGE PORTER.

Concluding one OF the hardest fought
campaigns in the history OF Hyatts-
vile, Lemuel l.. Gray was chosen mayor
over E. B. Hilley. by = vote of Se3 TO
495, In the largest OF seven town cleo
lions conducted In nearby Maryland
yesterday.
In Mount Rainier. the only other
town to be the scene Of . mayoralty
contest, John II. Beall. incumbent. was
reelected by o large majority.
Mount Rainier also made history yes
terday by voting In favor of paying
salaries to Its mayor and council. 1t
Is the first town In Prince Georges
County to take such q step.
The Mount Rainier salary proposition
was one of three subjects submitted to
the voters In as many towns, all OF
which was approved. Hyattsville voted
in favor of a new road law and River
dale approved a special FIRE tax to pur-
chase a new piece of apparatus.
In Takoma Park q woman candidate
for the council was defeated and the
three members, whose terms expired,
were reelected UnconteSted elections
were also held in Cottage City, Som
erset and Riverdale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-05
WOMAN Is DEFEATED.
Three Men win Council Seats in Ia
koma Park Election.

Special Dispatch to The star.
TAKOMA PARK. Md, May Sat
the annual town election here yesterday
the citizens reelected three members
Of the Town Council to serve terms OF
two years each from June l.
The successful candidates, all mem
bers of the present council. were John
r. Adams. ais votes; H. e. Rogers, a46
votes, and Martin F. Iverson, 292 votes.
Mrs. James A. Robertson, the only other
candidate in the field, received zig
votes. This was the second year tnat
Mrs. Robertson ran for the once OF
councilman, last year losing by sinaA
margin.
Henry w. Scherger and Fred u; ..
Austin, with Mrs. j. o. Foulk as clerk
Report of the judges of election was
presented at a special meeting OF tne
Town Council, held in the council room
Of the Takoma Park volunteer Fire De-
partment Building with Mayor Ben O.
Davis presiding. The reelected mem
beers of the council were sworn IN by
Mayor Davis at the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-05
CoUNCILMEN REFLECTED.


Special Dispatch to The Star.
SOMERSET, Md, May 5.-Holland
huntington and z. o. Roberts were
elected to succeed themselves as MEM
bers of Somerset council at the annual
election last night.
The two councilmen were given a
large ma iority over others whose names
appeared on the voting ballots. Imme-
diately following announcement Of the
election to council. which held its May
meeting last night, Mr.. Roberts, who
had caused it to be announced that he
preferred not to serve again. handed in
his resignation The resignation was
laid on the table by council for later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-05

action. If Mr.. Roberts cannot be per-
S,Iaded 30 change his mind about the
resignation. It win be necessary for
Mayor J. w. Stohlman to appoint some
one in his place. It is possible that the
man who received the next highest vote
in the election viii be named.
Mr.. Huntington and Mr.. Roberts have
served on the town council for more
than two terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-05
COMMISSIONERS NAMED.


By a star CORRESPONDENT Of The star.
COTTAGE CITY, Md, May Sin Q
TRANQUIL town election. George Rhein-
bold yesterday received is compliment
tary votes to onacially make him the
town commissioner from the second
ward. ". A. Simmel OF the frat ward
and ID. L. Grantham Of the third ward,
the only other candidates, were sue
ceeding themselves and their names did
not appear on the ballot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-05

The water issue expenditure had bsen
rranted l,y the state Legislature. pend
ing q vote OF the people. Burgess J. @.
Pound and all other old ofaeials were
reelected.
8. 2. Oppiiger. commissioner from
the second ward. was not Q candidate
for reelection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-05
ADMINISTRATION WINS.
Mount Rainier Mayor Is Reelected;
Salaries Are Voted.


BY a star Correspondent Of The star
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, May BY
vote of nearly 2 to / the local town
administration triumphed in yesterdays
election.
Mayor John H Beall was given =
second term, receiving 500 votes agalIlsS
PSI for Fred Nee1ls, a former mayor.
Norman A. Pruitt, incumbent from
ward one defeated John Klein, a FORMER
councilman, by vote Of 164 to 81. In
the fourth ward Rexford Worley. run
ming for reelection, polled 80 votes
while Paul Hyson received 81.
The proposal To pay salaries 70 the
mayor and ccuncilmen, an administra-
ton measure. was carried by vote OF
342 to 28s. The payment of salaries
starts Immediately. the mayor receiving
5000 year and the councilman $40
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-05
BOND ISSUE VOTED

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, May 5.-CleaT
Spring has voted to float a $4,000 bond
issue for installation Of water works In
one of the most spirited elections OF
recent years. The vote was 108 to AZ.
La gaceta., 1931-04-04

sacerdote para que las confron-
tara y examinara detenidamen-
te.
La sorpresa de ambos con-
con I'm parecer unanime.
|Aquello era una farsa un proyec
to, cuyo objeto era precise des-
entranar y cuyos autores era
n~ecesario conocer. IA quien po-
dia interesar la rapida celebra-
ci6n del matrimonio sine a Pr
lar? Y para que esta pusiera en-
iuego tales medios con ell obje-
to de conseguir tai fin, icuales
podian ser sus motives? De
deduction en- deduction ambos
supusieron la verdad, pero STEM
pre- como ell dltimo termino a
que podfan llegar sus sospechas.
Quiza Pillar temia que Bernare-
La gaceta., 1931-04-04

cursos de sagacidad y pruden-
Ga para averiguar toda la YER
uad del case, ambos decidieron
que convenia dar largas al asun
TO y 'enganar, 81 era possible. n
ia que o a los que habian trata-
GO de enganarlos. Bernaregui
pretextarfa Y llevarfa a cabo nm
vlaJe fuera de Espana con eli
I'm ostensible de realizar la flu
sion de su fabrica con otra de
mas lmportancia, negocio gra-
ViSlmo que podfa duplicar su
capital en- corto n1mero de a.
a su regreso de aquel viaje
&c eeieoraria Ell matrimonio. Du
fante su ausencia, ell sacerdo-
le Wgilarfa y visitaria a MENU
do a Pillar, fingiendo la MAYOR
eOallanza en- ella, Y Q oOnsegpi,
La gaceta., 1931-04-04

sucedieran continuamente. No
nay causa celebre, no hay cri-
men misterioso que no contenga
slgln detalle absurdo, suficien-
lie para ell descubrimiento del
delito.
"Absurdo, incredible es que
Pillar y Miguel no previeran en-
la forma de llevar adelante 81
plan 10 mas natural, 10 mas SEN
clio. Los dos anonimos estaban
escritos con la misma mano.
Tn mismo amanuense los ha-
bia copiado; Y cuando ell confe-
sor de Pillar, despues de hablar
largo ratio con Bernaregui, lie
mostr6 la carta que SUI peniten-
ia habia recibido, este saco de
su bolsillo la otra misiva, COM
par6 las dos y devolvi6 ambas al
La gaceta., 1931-04-04

gui no estuviera bastante ena-
morado de ella para cumplir su
mil wees repetida promesa de
matrimonio: tai vez las necesi-
dades de la vida obligaban a la
pobre muchacha a desear su in
mediate casamiento para me-
jorar de posici6n Y favorecer a
su familia, 81 necesitaba de su
amparo Y protection. Con estas
ideas trataban de atenuar ell
comerciante Y ell sacerdote la
eravedad del case; pero ell golpe
estaba dado; la duda habia ma
edo en- sus corazones, v ell alma
candida, leal y honrada de Ber-
raregui habia recibido un golpe
mortal. La que iba a ser compa-
nera de SUI vida. la que iba a
recibir con- su meno un tesOro
La gaceta., 1931-04-04

de honradez Immaculate, patri-
monio mas rico a1n que ell de
su fortuna, no merecia va su
confianza. Fuera ell que fuera ell
motive que la habia impulsado
a recabar de Bernaregui una re-
soluei6n eontraria a su deseo,
los medios que habia empleado
lara conseguirlo eran reproba-
bles y repulsivos. Ell an6nimo.
arma siempre vii Y traidora, eli
engano llevado hasta ell pie del
mismo confesionario, demostra.
ban I'm alma fra y I'm espiritu
calculator e irreligioso, cualida-
des todas de NAL pron6stico en-
una esposa cristiana Y en- una
honrada madre de familia.
"De todOs MOODS, Y mientras
eada unO ROnia en- juegO sus re-
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
NOTAS De BOXEO

Jack BEHAVE, ell gladiator
de peso complete que peleara
aquf en- differences o~casione
Va a casarse con su antigua nS
via, Helen Mckay.
Ella lie ha puesto como con-
dicion que debera dejar de pc
lear y pasar a ser John Col :
den, ell productor.
Parece que la muchacha nc
quiere pasearse del brazo de
I'm ciudadano con la "nariz de
porron," los labios a 80 no :
.tentote," las orejas de aaho y
ell cerebro de I'm hombre gol-
peado.
No puede culparse a la flu :
tura esposa.
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
Ell ECHEVA-
RRIA CONTRA Ell CUBA.
NO UEDA

Habana, Abril 4.-Con Lks
Parga de empresario esta no
che pelearan en- la Arena Po-
lar, ell espanolito Fillo Echeva-
rrfa con ell cubano Divine Rue
da, de Cienfuegose Echevarria
eg I'm gladiator mas habil que
Rueda, pero este pega formida-
bts punetazos.
Jose de la Paz Fernandez,
campe6n cubano de peso media
No, tendra de contrincante a
Luis Morej6n, en- la semifinal.
Fernandez ostenta victorias
Bill Scott y Pedro Proen-
"a.
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
BASE BALL

Aver, en- Macon, Ca, ell Bos
ton vencio al Brooklyn, con a.
notaci6n de 5 por 3.
Los Braves hicieron tres ca
rreras a LuQue, pero ell cuba
no no cargo con la derrota por
haber ell Brooklyn empatado
la anotaci6n en- la tercera en-
trada.
. Once innigs dur6 ell desaffo
Boston sc, Oh, lie.
Brooklyn &c, 10h, De.
Ell Club Atlanta, de la Liga
del Sur, derrot6 aver a los
Yankees, en- Atlanta.
A los pitchers del team de
hga menor los neoyorquinos sc
10 pudieron batearle cincc
hits.
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
LA MUJER DE TRAFTON 10
TRATA

Chicago, Abfil 4.-George
Trafton, que haf ia retemblar la
Inca central a. los Chicago
Bears con susH29O libras, que
deshiciera las aspiraciones pu-
gilisticas de Arthur Shires, ha
pedido ell divorcio de su esposa,
que pesa 10 libras.
Trafton perdi6 una batalla
con Primo Camera y ha infor
mado a Ia corte que tambien
perdi6 con la Sra. Alice S. Traf
ton, su mujer, a la cual acusa
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
que las ganancias pasen al teso-
-. AL G<rn,,Ln Ct1hann

que las ganancias pasen al teso-
no del Cfrculo Cubano.
Siso Lizalde continna ANNA
do por la esperanto de veneer a
Manuel Quintero, dado que Ell
cuadrilatero tendra un tamano
de ID pies, pero Ell "huracan es-
p3nop' tiene completa CONTAIN
"a en- sus punos, agilidad y des-
treza. (
Manuel cree que Siso tiene
menos terreno para correr en-
I'm espacio de IA pies, aunque ell
ciudadano de Puerto Rico dice
por aht que veneera a Manuel
porque este no tendra efectivi-
dad en- los IA pies.
Con dos pies me bastan pa.
ra alejarme de Ell cuando me
convenga, ha dicho Manuel, y
con otros dos pies para acer-
carme y hacerle sentir la pc
tencia de dos punos.
Ell programa complement
tarN es de 10 mejor.
Wipe Lobato, ell chiquito
que Gige Lorente, Sc ha COM
prom do a "beberse" ell Ba-
cardi de Joe por vez primera
en- su vida. Lobato tiene "flus'
para llegar a ser una estrella,
Frank Cab Sc batira cor
Joe Rodriguez, Battling Tito
con Young Gregory y Kid
Fuentes con Young Gregory.
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
BOXEO
4
DE CONCER
UN MATCH T
KEY Y MICKEY q

New YORK. wi.
liam .7ey, prs de la
cYTAAci6n - square
Garden, anu oche de
aver que los dt selles paIes del
propuesto ma4n en- Young
siribling y IF cam Max
schmeling 5fseran sados
por Sheldql. Clark AD Also.
ciaci6n dedChicago, "a Is de
abril. &c
Tienese la segurkaad de que
Cleveland es la ciudad con mas
probabilidades para ofrecer ell
combate, y que Chicago ha que
dado virtualmente eliminada co
mo contendiente.
Aunque no Sc ha hecho anun-
de Leche de Hearst, que la Sc
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
EN- WEST Tampa
sERVICIo DE AMBULANcIAs Teisfono Y 1l1e

Telefonos para visitas por Ell dia: Ybor City, Y las
West Tampa, H3846. Para llamsdss por Ia noch,
% mismo en- YbOr que en- West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
AVISQS I'm B D CITY

DIR. Portocarrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzales, DR..
tito. DR.. s. NJ. TisCn, DR.. Sulio J. Guerra, On
90 del CirculO Cubano Telefono No. Y 1865.
La gaceta., 1931-04-04

de haberle pegado en- la cabeza
con una botella, haberle dado
de puntapies, tirado una silga Y
haberle herido con una cuchilla.
Ellos Sc casaron en- JUNO IA
de 1929, en- Winono, Mimi, v
Sc separaron ell pasado diciem-
bre.
La gaceta., 1931-04-04

"El confesor cay6 en- Ell lazo:
sprob6 la discreta Y cristiana
resolution de su penitente, sec6
sus lagrimas, Y resuelto a cum
plir con los deberes de SUI minis
terio, calific6 de urgente ell asun
to Y Sc dirigi6 con paso rapido
casa de Bernaregui."
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
u DEL LUNES

TODD esta listo para ell progra
ma que ell lunes ofrecera, en-
Benjamin Field, ell promoter
Kennedy, bajo los auspicios del
116 de Artillerfa, los puestos de
la Legion Americana y Ell Cfrcu-
10 Cubano.
Sc ha convenido que los legio-
narios carguen con los honores,
10 mismo que los Artilleros, y
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
FOlletin de La Gdcetd No. III
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

matrimonio, llevarle a cabo en-
seguida, y dejarse de trouss-
eeG@S Y muebles para despu6s
de celebrado, Y acabar asi de re-
Lente y para siempre con la ma
ledicencia y la audacia. Ella no
debfa hacerlo por decoro, pero
I'm sacerdote no estaba en- ese
case y podfa Y debfa proponer-
70 en- bien de todos.
La gaceta., 1931-04-04
CAPITULO VII
CATASTROFE DICHOSA

mo hay drama o novela que
no contenga alguna situaci6n
tachada por ell publico de inve-
rosimil. Y sin embargo, vemos
eontinuamente en- la vida actos
humanos y hechos que serian
estimados de imposibles 81 no
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Former Millionaire
Is Convicted Here

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DRIVER LICENSE
BILL Is KILLED

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