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The Washington times., 1931-02-05

The Sweet and LOw-dOwn
A mans wife is always "the
last one to know"-and the
first one to suspect.
Somehow, the moment a man
has succeeded in awakening a
woman's heart, he is seized
with panic, and starts work
ing right away to put it back
to sleep again.
Bluebeard and Henry VIII
were the greatest exponents of
Companionate Marriage; Solo,
mon had a kinder heart, and
kept the old wrecks hanging
around, even after he had ac-
quired later models.
There never was a man quite
so spoiled or lost to sentiment
that he didn't admire woman
for declining to let him regard
her as "just another telephone
number"
1t takes an awfully brave
woman to stand up for the
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
Another Friend of Dogs
Speaks His Mind

Editor, Times:
I am writing in behalf Of the
poor helpless dogs that these
so-called humane doctors are
torturing to death.
It is almo-t unbelievable that
a human could have the heart
to tire; these loyal animals in
the manner I understand they
do. And I guess we do not
know one-half of the cruelty.
Speaking of some of them
having a heart, if they had
they would not take up such a
profession to make their living.
They don't know what the
word humane means.
E. C. DALEY,
Brentwood, Md.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05

Do you know:
/. Who wrote "'Twas the
Night Before Christmas?
2. For whose biography is
Boswell famous?
8. What sort of books does
Richard Halliburton write?
4. What humorous verse form
is named after a town in Ire
land?
5. What is collection of
poems by different authors
called?
Fill each blank:
6. The Roosevelt medals were
first awarded in the year -.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
TIMES KNOWLEDGE TEST

7. was called "the
father of the Atlantic cable"
8. The modern name for Con.
stantinople is -.
9. is pictured as the
angel Of the Resurrection.
10. ChriSm is consecrated
Match correctly:
IL. lying shroud
IL. match virginity
13. celibacy affidavit
IA. veil equal
Is. statement duplicity
ANSWERS on Magazine Page.)
The Washington times., 1931-02-05
Hearst Papers Advocate

Honest friendship utth entGn0ltn0 alliances
tUith none."-George Washington"
Proportona representation the United States Senate
to Senator's Legislation to enforce
prompt constitutional reappoonment in the House OF
Representatives
Sepurate departments OF Army OF the NGuy and OF the
Air Forces united under Secretary OF National Defense
Federal action to the limit OF poerS to abolish
tliterdcy under q Secretary of Education
S. Installation President the first OF January toHoo
ing the November election.
g. Seecttve immigration admit only those suited for A1er
can citizenship and American needS
T. Deportuon undesirable aliens and extension OF citizen
ship period to 10 years.
Complete publicity for income tdTeS to pTeOent oo td1
dodgers from escaping tGTGtton
Modification of the VoStedd act to permit hght 'neS ana
beers under Federal regulation.
The Washington times., 1931-02-05

1t takes an awfully brave
woman to stand up for the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08
TODAY'S
m
Il win publish the name Of the Lord Dsut. sa.s-

Il viii publish the name of the Lord Deut. 1913.
The text, taken from the song OF Moses. at once
suggests publicity. One is really led TO wonder
whether this ancient Law Giver or Israel would not
have made use OF the columns OF all the daily papers
available. Somehow. I am persuaded that he would
have done this very thing. PUBLICITY What
marvellous possibilities are suggested by IL. Jesus Is
called the Logos. the Word OF God. John IL. A
word is simply an idea published. God 50 loved the
world" that He could no longer conceal or retain this
love. He must rublish@it. When the dear Saviour
would return to Ills Father, he commissioned all who
love Him to 20 publish everywhere the glad tidings
that in Him there was salvation for all who would
receive It. I wonder If you have always stopped to
recount Just what salvation implies: Redemption
through Jesus the SIN BEARER; Regeneration
that work Of the Holy Spirit in the heart Of penitent
believers which results In the recreation Of the
Divine nature within them. and which becomes,
thereafter. the point of departure in their lives from
earth to Heaven; Power: power to overcome the
temptations of life: power to endure the trials OF
life: and power to be more than conquerors' in ev-
cry condition OF life. Reader. would you not love and
trust and obey such q Saviour? II you do not know
such a ONE. then II you will call at the office Of any
Brownsville Pastor, or inquire in any way whatever
you will most a~ssuredly will be introduced 70 just
such a Saviour. Let us praise His holy name!
when through the deep waters I call thee to go,
The rivers Of sorrow shall not overflow;
For I will be with thee, thy troubles TO bless,
And sanctify 10 thee thy deepest distress
BY the REV. Q. L. SMITH.
Pastor First Baptist Church
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08

Through the cooperation Of Browns
vile ministers, individuals and firms The
Brownsville Herald today publishes this,
the first of a series Of special Church Pages.
The page will run each Sunday as you see
it here with the exception Of this space -..
which will carry the name, address and
hours Of services of all Brownsville church.
e. and too, a new Sermonette by a
local pastor at the left. Each church and
pastor in the city will De represented. The
Herald will appreciate the cooperation of
the pastors giving their church programs
early this week for next Sundays issue.
All Brownsville il proud Of her splendid
churches and no doubt this page devoted
to them will meet with the hearty accord
Of one and all.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16

70 anheIQ que mi Mho
Atriunfe, dig Lorente; pero COM
Natiendo con hombres a los cua-
les va ha vencido, no CANA ma
da.
LA Marcia oeoe ser Ehacia
arriba, no hacia abajo!
~ Lorente tiene la razon!
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
STANLEY GODDARD RE-
GRESO A PEDIR PERDON
A SU ESPOSA, PERO ESTA
Sc DIVORCIARA

Como 10 habian supuesto las
autoridades de Pinellas y los pc.
riodistas de Tampa, Clearwater
y st. Petersburg, aver Sc supo
que Stanley Goddard, el fabri-
cante de carteles, que ''misterio
samente' desapareciera en- la
noche de agosto Is, Sc habia pre-
sentado a su esposa, en- esta ciu
dad, pidi6ndole perd6n Y soste-
niendo que Ell, por su voluntad,
Sc habia marchado de la playa
de Clearwater, deiando su auto
m6vil, ell dia arriba mencionado.
La Sra. Goddard, que reside
en- la avenida Suwanee COOS, re
chaz6 las proposiciones de recon
ciliaci6n que su marido lie hicie-
ra Y su abogado presentara hoy,
en- la corte del circuito, una de
manda de divorcio.
Goddard fue descubierto por
la policia, en- st. Luis, pero no
Sc lie trajo para Tampa, dado
que no existian cargos en- su con
ira.
El hombre regres6 aver a
Lakeland, donde reside provi-
sionalmente, en- compania de
unos amigos.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Piratas vencieron aver en-
un doble desafio a los robins.
Maine dej6 en- seis hits al Brook
lyn, Ell el primero French los
dej0 en- siete, en- ell segundo.
Lopez no pudo "conectar" de
"hit' en- cuatro veces al bate.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, De; Pitts
burg SC, Oh, lie.
Brooklyn 1c, III, Be; Pitts
burg &c, 10h, De.
FL pitcher Lindsey dej6 en- 5
hits a los "Phillies" y los Car
denales alcanzaron otra victo-
ria.
Filadelfia DC, 5h, Be; St. Luis
sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16

Miguel Lorente tiene a Fe.
lipe Lobato para pone-lo fren
Felipe Lobato para ponerlo fire.
te a los mejores hombres o mu
chachos de peso de mosca qua
vengan a esta ciudad.
Ell Curro pide y quiere bue
nos oponentes para su mucha
cho, no jovencitos a los cuales
este ha derrotado sin pasar apn
ros.
iTraigan a los mejores y s.
veran en- acci6n los pdnos del
chiquito!
Pero no lie pongan a Gonzalez,
a quien Felipe venciera en- la A
rena del Circulo, ganand0le los
seis asaltos.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
BOSQUE UNIVERSAL NO. 4
DE LA ORDEN DE LOS
DRUIDAS

Por orden del Noble Arco CT
80 a todos los Hermanos para la
tenido que Sc efectuara hoy
Microbes, a las ocho y media de
la noche. Sc recomienda la asis-
tencia de todos. Sc va a conferir
ell primer grade a varios candi-
datos.
Quedando de Vds. en- U. p.
y c.
Emetel5o Garcia,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
LIGA AMERICANA

Con su victoria de aver So
bre los Indios, Connie Mack ga
no otro campeonato.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16

UN LUJOSO
Sale para New York ilevando
I'm m.atrimonio. Necesita tres
personals para ayudar a los gas
tos. Informan: 2313R Gale II
La gaceta., 1931-09-16
Los Atleticos pegaron Is hi 5
anotando Ia carreras.
Cleveland &c. Oh. Sc; Filadel-
fla lac, 18Th, lie.

Chicago &c, 11h, lie; Boston
SC Oh, De.
MacFayden lanz6 por ell Bos-
ton y Lyons por ell Chicago,
La gaceta., 1931-09-16

Cans y Jack Berg por encima de
Manuel Quintero; n1mero 5, po-
ner a Franckie Genaro, Jackie
Brown Y Little Pancho sobre
Midget Wolgast, ell verdadero
campe6n.
La gaceta., 1931-09-16


Ell comite de camPeonatos de
la Association Nacional de
Roxeo Sc ha puesto en- ridiculo
baiando a Primo Camera del
quinto lugar al decimo tercero.
Bajar a Steve Hamas del de
elmo al decimo cuarto iugar es
otra ''pitada' del comite.
Burrada nGmero 3: poner a
Lou Brouillard por encima de
Young Corbett, Jimmy Nc Lar
min Y Jackie Fields; n1mero cua
Lro, poner a King Tut, Baby Joe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21
FAILS TO LOVE HIS THIRD WIFE,
 so TAKES LIFE
Note Left by Widelyknown Illustrator, Explains
 His Suicide

NEW YORK, May 21.-Remorse over his failure to appreciate the beautiful lost angel" is revealed in note written by Ralph Barton, widely known illustrator, before he committed suicide yesterday morn ing.
 The note identified the "angel' as Carlotta, referring to his third wife, now married to Eugene O'Neill, playwright.
 The note said he was particular bitter over his failure to "appre- ciate my beautiful lost angel Car lotta, the only woman I ever loved, whom I respect and admire above all the rest of the human race. She is the only person who could have saved me and she did her best"
 FOUR TIMES DIVORCED
 Barton WAS recently divorced in Paris by his fourth wife, the for mer Germaine Marie Talleferre.
 A maid went into the penthouse of Barton's home and discovered the artists body in bed. A pistol was beside the body and also the note.
 SUFFERED MELANCHOLY
 Even as boy I suffered mela- cholia and recently I have grown more and more nervous. I found it difficult to keep up my work" was another part of the note which had revealed his love for his third wife.
 Barton was born in Kansas City. He studied in Paris and reported the war in pictures for Puck. He illustrated "Gentlem n Prefer Blondes" and Balzacs' droll stories. France made him Chevalier of the Legion D'Honneur.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21
LOCAL FEDERAL BUSINESS ASSN
 HIGHLY PRAISED
Area Coordinator, Capt.
 Nelson, Says It Is An ! Outstanding Body

The Juneau Federal Business As sociation is one of the outstanding organizations of it's kind in the Seventh Area, declared Capt. c. P. Nelson, United States Navy, Area Co-ordinator, who met with the Association here this afternoon at a special meeting. It is his first trip to the Territory.
 Both Juneau and Ketchikan have efficient and wide awake organiza- tions, and the local one is particu- larly noteworthy, Capt. Nelson said. Cften it has been held up to sim liar bodies within the Seventh Area as worthy of emulation.
 Capt. Nelson has five States Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Wyom- ing, Montana and Alaska under his jurisdiction Since coming to the Area he has covered the south ern units and left Alaska to assist ants. This year he made the trip here to meet the members of the Associations so he might express his appreciation of their efforts and the work they have accom- plished. He returned to Seattle this afternoon on the Chelan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21
SPRING RECITAL
 GIVEN TOMORROW


 The Spring Recital by the pu- pills of Mrs. Trevor Davis will be given tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock at the Presbyterian church. The public is invited to the musi- cal event.
 Pupils of Mrs. Davis to appear on the program are Jean Winthers, Betty Reed, Shirley Davis, Herbert Mclean, Brice Howard. Geraldine Winthers, Leon Morris, Emma Ness, Sylvia Davis, Kathleen Carlson, Esther Nieni, Judith Alstead, Anne Morris, Margaret Hansen, Rachel Borlick. Joyce Morris and Helen Torkelson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21
PLANE GOES TO H00NAH, SITKA
 AND HATCHER
Aircraft Is Expected to Return Here This
 Afternoon

Flights were made to Lake Hatch CT. Hoonah and to Sitka today by the seaplane Petersburg, Pilot Rob- ert Ellis and Mechanic Brian liar land.
 Four prospectors were taken this forenoon from Juneau to their camp at Lake Hatcher.
 R. D. Baker, Superintendent of Sales for the Standard Oil Com pany in Alaska, went to Hoonah, and Mrs. Martha Pohnert, Presby- terian missionary, and George B. Rice, of Rice and Ahlers Company flew to Sitka this afternoon.
 Miss Pohnert will remain at Sitka several days. MT. Baker and MT. Rice are expected to return on the plane when it comes back here late this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21

Production of tobacco in Italy in- craesed from 22964,000 pounds be- fore the world war to 97,032, ,000 pounds in 1929
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21
Charles Bender Is Reported Missing For Past T,Uo Weeks

Charles Bender, oldtime resi- dent of this city, iDas today re- ported as missing and persons in this picinity l0ere asked to keep c match tor any trace of him. An announcement oUer KFIU, local broadcaSting Sta- tion, said he had been unheard from for tiUo toeekS.
 Bender, according to report, left tol0n tlUo DeekS ago and iDalked out the hightoay aoith c rifle. No uneaSineSs lDas felt by his friends until the last day or ttDo luhen his ertended absence caused inquiries to be made.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21

SAN. DIEGO, Cal, May 21.-Ed- die Gallardo aged 19, was killed; Mrs. Max Mazon was shot through the abdomen and lungs, and Lupe and Laura Gallardo, sisters of the slain youth, received bullet wounds in the head and body as they slept last night.
 Their assailant fired through win dows of the two hGnes at Escon- dido, near here, and then fled.
 The police are seeking Ralph Sinohui, laborer, for questioning. They were told by Manual Cruz that Gallardo and Sinohui were riding around the town earlier in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21
Shooting Up
 To,un; KiHs
 l, Wounds 5
San Diego Man Sends Bull lets Through Windows
 During Night

BJLLETIN-SAN DIEGO, May 21.-Ralph Sinohui was captured this afternoon by de- puties near Julian, 50 miles northeast of here. He con fessed the staying and told the officers he had been drinking heavily last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21
BURIED ALWE; BODY IS FOUND,
 SEARCH PARTY
Brigadier General of U. 5. Marines Is Killed Tn
 French Avalanche

PARIS, May 21.-French Army Engineers have recovered the body of Brigadier General Robert Dun lap. of the United States Marine Corps, buried alive in a stone age cave by a landslide near Tours. The body of Denis Briant, a farm CT, who was with the General and went to attempt the rescue of Br.ant's wife who was caught in a previous landslide, has also been recovered.
 Mrs. Briant, whose screams were
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21

heard from back in the cave, sometime before the searchers rescued the two bodies, was brought out alive.
 The Generals body will be sent home on steamer.
 Mrs. Briant was badly injured and one leg required amputation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21
Mrs. Eva Y. Hale
 Is Mother of Daughter

Mrs. Eva Yurman Hale is the mother of a daughter, Louise, born in Portland Ore, few days ago, according to word received by Mrs. Hale's father, H. J. Yurman of this city The cablegram said his grandchild "has blue eyes and a dimple in the right cheek"
 Mrs. Hale lived here number of years. MT Hale is engaged in the printing business in Portland.
 William Brention, juvenile lead in a Chicago theater, is the son Of the dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21
8 17T-F- IN. JOE CALDER BEATS MANN,
 SIX ROUNDS
Seattle Filipino Eaters Way to Decision Over
 San Francisco Boy

SEATTLE, May 21.-Joe Calder, Seattle Filipino, battered his way to decision over Paul Mann, San Francisco featherweight, in six round main event of boxing show here last night. :, Calder won every round excep. the third, which was even.
 The Filipino weakened Mann with a terrific left to the stomach and scored a no-count knockdown in the fourth round.
 Mann was game but was unable to connect often.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-21

the evening and Sinohui threatened to shoot up the town"
 Officers said Cruz, Gallardo and Sinohui went to Mrs. Mazon's home. Sinohui and Gallardo argued and Sinohui drew his pistol and killed Gallardo. He then fired twice through the windows of Mrs. Mazon's room. Sinohui then ran to the Gallardo home and fired shots through the windows which struck Gallardo's sisters.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-27
SAVING THE SEAL HERDS

The award, October 6, to the Union Steamship Com pany of Canada of $59000 in settlement for the seizure in 1892 by the United States of the ship Coquam in the vicinity of the Aeutan Islands recalls the initial steps taken by the United States to the seal herds from tncton and points warning for udicious the part of trappers with respect to taking other fur
 survey, made by direction of Congress in 1874 showed that the seal herd numbered 4700000 but which, under joint survey by Canada and the United States in 1891, had dwndled to 100000 By 1906 the herd had dropped to about 0O brought about by Canadian and other sealers killing the female seals while in the water during their annual pilgrimage to and from the south while feeding At this time the females were pregnant and had one unweaned pup. Thus three animals were destroyed in one the pups starving.
 In 1896, 160OO young seals found dead from starvation the Pribof Islands In 1897 it esti mated that 100000 adult female seals had been killed at and than 300000 young seals had died of star vaton The Boring Sea Tribunal, which sat in Paris in 1893 decided that the United States did not have excus i've jurisdiction in Boring Sea- but provided closed son. from May to July 31, in which seals should be killed within 60 miles of the islands
 In his message of 1906 Theodore Roosevelt informed Congress that the Japanese not being sgnatory to the gentlemans agreement for conserving the seals nationals of that country invaded St. Paul Island July 16 and IT, 1906 and before beaten off by the guards had slain eral hundred seals, many of which skinned alive Five invaders killed two wounded and 12 captured This led to the inclusion of all islands in Boring Sea in the reservation then consisting only of the Pribofs and St. Paul. and the eventual stoppage of peagc sealing.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-27
DOROTHY ARRIVES IN
 SEWARD FROM SEATTLE

The large schooner Dorothy arrived in Seward this morning from Seattle. The Dorothy, one of the largest of the schooners of the halibut fleet, is bound for ChirikOf Island.
 The vessel is under charter by the Chirikof Island Cattle Co.,, which is operating the farthest west cattle ranch in the world. Charles H. Frye, president and active manager of the Frye & Co.,, is president of the Chirikof Island Cattle Co.,, and Jack McCord is vice-president of the company. The vessel carries a quantity of supplies, a couple of horses and implements which will be needed at the "Farthest West" cattle ranch.
 Jack McCord, accompanied by Mrs. McCord and her sister, Miss Helen Barker, are passengers aboad the vessel.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-27
ROLPH III IN PORT

Capt. Pete Sather, on the Rolph III, arrived in port this forenoon from Nuka Bay. He is to load oil and some freight and will depart for Nuka Bay sometime tomorrow. A number of Nuka Bay miners are going out on the MS Rolph when it leaves tomorrow.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-27
HARDING RULES GRAND JURY LEGALLY DRAWN
 IN ABATEMENT PLEA

Holding that the Territory Leg islature in the Jury Act of 1851 had exceeded it's constitutional authority, Judge Justin w. Hard ing, U. s. District Judge, recently over-ruled the plea in abatement filed in the J. w. Roberts case, and ordered trial to proceed forthwith, reports the Juneau Empire.
 1, The effect of Judge Harding's opinion was to nullify the latest Territorial jury law. He held that the present grand jury panel, the legality of which was questioned in Roberts plea of abatement, was legally constituted.
 The abatement plea was filed by George B Grigsby counsel for Roberts, recently when his client appeared to enter a plea to an in dictment charging him with vio- lating the Alaska Bone Dry Law. MT. Grigsby argued the case and he contended that the circuit court of appeals, in an earlier case arising in the First Division, has affirmed the right of the Legislature to legislate upon the manner. of drawing juries and that the manner used in selecting the grand jury now in session was different from that prescribed by the latest Territorial statute.
 Judge Harding ruled against him. The court held that the ap- peal court has never had before 1t the question of the power of the Legislature to enact jury laws; that it's decision in the case cited by MT. Grigsby went only to whether the provisions of the Act
 1925 as to putting the names of talesmen in the jury box for drawing out had been violated III such a manner as to prejudice cause of the appellant. What 1t had to say regarding the law out side of the question was obiter dicta.
 He ruled, that, notwithstanding, inhibitions of the Territorial Or ganic Act, the Legislature by the Act of 1881 sought to impose con- ditions in the drawing of jury panels that would deprive the court of one of its rights and powers. This, he said, could only be done by an Act of Congress. Because the law of 1881 was con- trary to the Organic Act, it was not valid.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-27
CIGARS AND ROMANCE

Recent action of large motion picture company in for bidding its male stars to smoke cigars the attributed to theory of the movie magnates that cigar smoking unromantc.
 Movie officials, explaining the ban, ntimated that the ustre of their younger stars dmed speak, by fragrant cigar smoke critic of this view rises to the defense of cigar smokers in this fashion:
 Tt would seem that the movie mems prohibition was based on badly warped conception of romance After al romantic qualities in shown in their habits and characteristics; and since cigar smoking has become a most symbol of masculine and power it indicates an addition to their romantic appeal rather than sub traction from it.
 "Ever since tobacco first rolled and smoked cigar smoking has been allied closely with romantcism From the early adventures Tn America to modern captains of industry, sport heroes world fiers and thousands of young in universities the cigar has been mark of maniness and romantic appeal"
 this critic is correct than likely the motion picture to have made grave in that they have confused romancsm with effemnacy the Americans makeup, and by doing have been un complimentary both to men and women.
 An expedition backed by Wall Street bankers is pre- pairing to search for Krugers millions Lobenguas chests of diamonds and gold the lost valley of precious stone bullion of the Grosveno the lost mines of Chcola and the other half of the Culnan diamond Wel they might as we'll make it clean sweep, they have everything else
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-27

The SS Alameda is scheduled to sail from Seward at II 3. m. to- morrow, according to the bulletin board of the A. s. s. Co.