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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
The Once Over
ELMER TwTTCHELL ISSUES A CHALLENGE

MI. Elmer Twitchell has come forward with a def
to Mr.. Carlo T~ranghese or Springfield. Massachusetts.
s~elf-styled champion ash can roller Of America. Mr..
T~ranghese says he has no superior In the merry sport
Of rolling a loaded ash can between two given points.
Mr.. T~ranghese offers to meet all coiners in a contest
over any distance.
This Tranghese is an impostor," declared Elmer
Twichell in a letter to the State Athletic commission
today. II am the champion ASH can roller Ok Ameri-
ca and the world. My title has been uncontested for
years
+ won the ash can rolling titulsr honcrs In 1910"
continues the letter. and ] have the international
Ash Can Rolling Trophy. a handsome 22-inch whisk-
broom with a solid gold handle. On the handle Is
my likeness engraved with an inscription. Elmer
Twttchell, the Ash Can King
This is the first time have boasted Of the mat
ter. ! do not consider ash can rolling my major pur-
pose in life. nor do l think II the ideal sport. The
fact Is that ! got into 1t by accident ! was living al
the time In an apartment over an alley where the
ianitor put out the ash cans for the city ashmen 70
empty each morning. We'll. you know how I suffered.
The average ash can roller does not think he is get
ting real satisfaction out Of his Job unless he draEs
the can down the alley with great Eusto and then.
after emptying it. bounces It all over the place. wax
ing everybody in the neighborhood up.
II stood this as long a. could until one morning
! leaped out the window, berated the ashmen and un-
dertook to show them how to roll an ash can to an
ash wagon and back In a refined and orderly man.
ner. To my surprise. ! discovered that ! was a natural
born ash can rollerl
Yes, sir, I knew at once that I had been given that
elusive thing known as ash can. rolling genius. I
found l had speed. rhythm. control and the mystic
rious quality known as touch. TO be brief. decided
TO take 1t up In a serious way.
sss
Once I had attained complete mastery Of the ash
can and whipped myself into perfect physical con-
dition, ! entered the Amateur Open Ash Can Rolling
Tournament and Rubbish Dumping Carnival at Bar
rem Island in May. 1909. I won easily against the
pick Of Americas rubbish men.
il was then disqualified Is an amateur AZ a result
or the r%oler-writer rule and turned pro. Tn August
1910. I entered the International Professional Ash Can
Rolling Classic against rollers from all over the world
and vas never even pressed.
4 question whether this Springfield person is even
a registered ash can athlete. Bring him on Americas
Ash Can King fears no upstairs"
Add Vanishing Americans
The fellow who would saw wood for something 70
eat.
The butcher who would throw in something for tire
cat and dog.
The lawyer who was pretty fussy about ethics.
The waiter who could take a twenty-five cent tip
without growing.
Well. General Butler will not AZ court-martialed
and Secretary Adams of the Navy Is being c~ongratu-
Y.t~S L,,~tgf. - hge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15

Well. General Butler will not AZ co1rt-martialed
and Secretary Adams Of the Navy Is being c~ongratu-
lated heartily on his escape.
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DEER IS LIKE OSTRICH,
 CURTA|NED TRAP SHOWS

WASHINGTON, D. C., June g.. E-The recent discovery that deer have a mental twist like that of the fabled ostrich which stuck it's head in the sand to hide from it's enemies has resulted in the first successful deer trap.
 Wild life experts have tried for years to design a deer trap in which a large percentage of the captured animals did not kill or in- jure themselves, says a bulletin of the American Game Association.
 The new trap, built by trappers of the Pennsylvania game commis- sion, is much like the old type that it is equipped with rolled cur tains. When a deer enters the large poultry-wire box and touch es the trigger, the curtains fall and shut out all view.
 Instead of leaping wildly against the walls as formerly, all captives so far have remained perfectly quiet.
 The deer are trapped in sections where they are numerous for ship ment to other areas.
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MURDER TRIAL AT
 THE LIBERTY THEATRE

Showing at the Liberty Thea tre this evening is Scarlet Pages" hailed by critics as a fine pro- duction extremely interesting and intensely dramatic.
 The play is the first talking feature made by Elsie Ferguson, who quit the silent films years ago to make a name for herself on the legitimate stage. The great success of this picture has coax ed Miss Ferguson back to talking screen for another and possibly more features.
 The story is founded on an unusuual plot including the sud- den knowledge that the client of a famous woman lawyer is her own daughter whom she had abandoned in infancy. The court action and dialogue is so exciting as to make :, it appear real.
 The program includes a comedy, a News, a One-reel comic
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SEWARD BAskS IN
 FLORIDA WEATHER

The Florida Heat" that Seward and vicinity has been enjoying the last few days has caused the snows on the mountains to melt more rapidly and streams to again rise.
 At Resurrection River the water was about three or four inches over the lowest level of the road, just beyond the detour bridge.
 And, at the former fish hatch cry site and along Grouse Lake roadway the water stood in the road in a few places. The newly installed 48-inch culvert, together with the culverts previously in at this crossing, was taking care of of the water yesterday, with but a small stream flowing over the roadbed. The water on one side of the road, however, was about two feet higher than the level of the other side
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE FOR THE JUNEAU LAND DISTRICT,
 AT ANCHORAGE ALASKA

IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 FOR THE JUNEAU LAND DISTRICT.
 AT ANCHORAGE. ALASKA
 In the Matter of the Application of CROSBY FISHERIES INCORPORATED, A corporation, for soldiers additional home stead embraced in U. 8. Survey No. 1926. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Cros- ganized under the laws of the State of Washington. and doing business in flask" has filed application Serial Mo- 06sS1 for patent under Sections 2306 and 2307 Revised Statutes of the United States for tract of land embraced in U. s. Official Survey No. 1926, and situated on the south shore of Zacher Bay, west side of Kodiak Island. Alaska, in latitude 57 deg. s2 min. % sec. N. and longitude 153 deg. 45 min. 20 sec. w.. and more particularly described in the field notes and plat thereof. and containi an area of 9.39 acres. Corner No of sa' survey is situated at point on Zacher Bay from whence U. S. L. M. No, 1s's he"-s sonth as deg. 5e min 01 sec. s17 chains distant.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above described land should file their adverse claims with the register of inc limited States Land Office at Anch- orsoe. Alaska. within the period of pubca- lion or thirty days thereafter or they wi he harred by the provisions of the Statutes
 DATED at Anchorage, Alaska. this ia, of April, 1881.
 J. Lindiey Green.
 F7rst Publication May IS, 1881. Last Publication July IS, 1sS1. oo oo ,.,. D-May 1s. 25. June l. B. To- 2z' ~. 'u''
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NOTICE!

Metaphysical books for sale. Jessie Wiley, Room 8, over Seward Grill. Evenings after 500 p. m. Classes in Lessns in Truth Wednes- days 500 P. m.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-10

Have you heard he new "OkEH" records at Sylvia's. They are won- derful.
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'The Majestic" last word in mo- dern refrigeration, at Brown & Hawkins.
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BASEBALL SCORES

NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 2, Cincinnati '. Phillies ', Pittsburg 3. New York 10, Chicago 2. Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 8.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 3, Washington g. Detroit 3, Phillies 12. Rain halted all other games.
 COAST LEAGUE Los Angeles ', Oakland 0. Missions 3, Sacramento 2. Seattle II, San Francisco 9. Portland 4, Hollywood 2. Try our fresh raspberry sundae ALASKA SHOP.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08

meses, que era ell plazo marcado
por los arquitectos,
La %quemadura de PUG no
ofrecia cuidado, siempre que
icon la medication Y la cura dis
Ipuesta y permaneciendo en- una
Iquietud absolute hasta ser da-
lido de alta por los medicos: cues
Iti6n de veinte o treinta dias to-
lido 10 mas. Con SUI grata COM
pania Y SD asidua tertulia, So
lbre TODD por las noches, harlan
llas mujeres 10 possible para que
no fuera tan largo ell plazo Sc
nalado por la ciencia, Y ningun
enfermo seria mas atendido nj
mejor cuidado que el, en- la que
ahora, como antes y como STEM
pre-, no podia dejar de ser su
casa.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08
LAS PELEAS DE ESTA NO
CHE EN- Ell ESTADIO DE
LA LEGION

I'm programa de j6venes del
patio, a base de precios popu-
lares, presentara esta noche, en-
SUI Arena de la Once avenida, Ell
puesto Marcelo Gonzalez, de la
Legion Americana.
Sam Serrara, un italianito
cue lleva ell nombre de Sammy
Baker, sera ell antagonists del
! j6ven aleman Harry Kirschner,
que lleva solo un ano de residen-
cia en- este pals.
Baby Lincoln, que ahora ha
tornado ell nombre de Franckie
Villa, Sc baitra en- la semifinal
con el estudiante Richard Her
nandez.
Para los otros matches Sc ha
contratado a Raymond Jeffcoat
Y Dan Buckley y Kid Bacardi y
Carlo Guggino.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08

81 Ell que Gala otorga, otorga-
ba a todas estas razones PUG,
porque respondia con ell ~silencio
a tan amables ofrecimientos Y a
tan carihosas promesas. Una So
ia vez abraz6 carinosamente a
su ahijada, y fu6 euando la SUI
plic6 que indicara a Ramiro, 81
tenia OCCASION de verle, que
desearia hablarle, pa.a dazzle
graeias por 10 bien que Sc habia
portado la noche del incendio,
salvando, cast 81 solo, TODD Ell
ascritorio Y los copiadores Y IL
bros de correspondence conner
ciales. Lucia, encarnada como
una amapola, le contest6 en- voz
alta, pues no guardaba miste-
rios en- este asunto con su tia,
que solo veia q Ramiro I'm ratio
La gaceta., 1931-06-08
Anunciese en- "LA CACETA"

We, que de no hacer pronto cri-
sis y eneontrar en- SUI propia in
tensidad una rapida y total Gu
racion, podria darnos que SEN
.tir. Fla en- Dios, ahiiada mia. Y
fla tambi6n en- mi, Yo creo que
muy pronto lie volveras a YER CO.
mo siempre fue. padre amante,
amigo leal y hombre de bien. v
su amor por ii volvera a ser tan
grande como antes.
81 para clio fuera precise
pedir a Dios la miseria. mi en-
fermedad 0 mi muerte, crea US
ted que no vaciIaria en- pedirse-
las ahora mismo.
-Lo Sc. TIE quiero por buena
hija y por buena muchacha. Y 81
aprovechas tn tambien Ia lee
ei6n cue DiOs te ha dado indi-
La gaceta., 1931-06-08
eco
RELAMPAGO &AGUERO
CONTRA FIELDS

De I'm diario de Chicago, que
estima una attraction la pelea
Fields-Saguero, traducimos los
harrafos que siguen: Despues
de muchos dimes y diretes, ia
ckie Fields ha convenido en- re-
bajar su peso para pelear, Ell dis
II, en- ell Estadio de MILL, cor
ell pequeno gladiator espahol dc
la Habana. que Sc llama Relam.
page SagIero.
Pero 81 la rebaja de peso ayu-
dara al cubano es algo que este
v SUI manager, Armando Reina,
deben calcular.
Fields ha convenido en- hacer
las 148 libras, despues de de-
scar ell peso de 152. La diferen-
cia de cuatro significa que ia
ckie estara en- forma. En- las
LAB libras, una mas del Unite
de peso weIter, Fields es un ha-
bill combatiente.
Despues de TODD, ell combate
aparece como un asunto inter-
nacional con Fields, ell exrey de
peso welter, tan bueno 0 mejor
boxeador que ell hombre que lie
derrotara, peleando con un mu-
chacho que ha traido aceptables
recomendaciones.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08

fectamente, NADIA habras ner-
uioo en- este cambio de tn padre,
que tanto te ha afligido.
No Sc 10 que quiere listed
uecir; pero estoy dispuesta a Sc
cundarle en- TODD y flo compIeta-
mente en- sus palabras.
y creo que para I'm enter
mo son demasiadas las que nues
ira charla lie proporciona-diio
Bernardo leyantandose.
lmit0la Lucia, Y ambas deia-
ron solo a PUG, ofreciendole vol
yer en- cuanto cenaran, para pa-
sar a su lado las primeras horas
de la noche.
Algunas despues penetr6 Be-
INTO, con ell ceno adusto do CO.'S
tumbre y una solemnidad u
La gaceta., 1931-06-08

bic, que no puede prolongarse y
que no sabemos en- 10 que ven
dra a parar.
Las lagrimas Sc agolparon a
los hermosos ojos de Lucia, y
diriase que Bernardo, a haber
podido llorar de otra cosa que
de rabia, la hubiese acompana-
do en- aquella circumstance So
lemne.
-Tu padre, hija mia, esta
enfermo; no me cabe duda. Yo
no me acuerdo. nj quiero acor-
darme de 10 que me ha ofendi-
do; no lie guardo rencor por ell
modo con que me ha tratad, Y
empleare todos los medios que
me sugiera mi afecto entrana-
BILE Y mi pobre entendimiento
para curake. Su NAL es tan gra-
La gaceta., 1931-06-08

por las tardes, cuando su padre
Sc iba a pasear solo por la Ram
bla, pero que aquella misma tar
de lie manifestaria su deseo.
-5De modo-la respondi6
Puig-que ell mozo Sc considera
despedido desde ell otro dia y no
ha habido avenencia?
-Desde la otra manana no
ha vuelto a la oficina, v mi pa
DIRE no ha preguntado por 81 nj
por nadie. Sc conoce que Sc con-
sidera libre de TODD compromise
con sus antiques empleados, v
nj ha buscado otros nuevos, nj
Sc lamenta de Ia ausencia de los
Antiques. Nj Sc 10 que piensa, nj
a nosotras nos habla mas cue 10
indispensable para mandarnos.
Esta es una situaci6n insosteni-
La gaceta., 1931-06-08
~ E;is''S|ASF PAIL
LIGA NACIONAL

Ell Brooklyn gan6 aver ell pri-
mer juego, en- contra de los Car
denales, y perdi6 Ell segundo.
Los Robins tuvieron que pagan
una multa de $25 por haber a.
nunciado que el catcher seria
Lombard y a la bora de batear
Sc present6 Lopez, en- la gonna
pegando un hit. Mas tarde Al
fonso di6 otro "jilote", ayudan-
do a la victoria. Frederick peg6
un cuadrangular en- ell primero.
Los Cubs descargaron sus
baterias de grueso calibre para
veneer a los Gigantes, a quieA
Bush limitara a siete hits. La
lluvia hizo terminar ell desafio
en- la sexta entrada. Hack Viii
son y el manager Honrsby ba-
tearon de "jonron''.
Ell Cincinnati lego a su quin-
ia victoria consecutive en- ell pri
La gaceta., 1931-06-08
CON 10y GUANrEs

Babe Hunt, de Ponca City,
Oklahoma, peleara hoy, en- Bos-
ton, con Paul Swiderski, de S
racuse. Y
FL microbes, en- Cleveland,
Lope Tenorio, vencedor de Re-
lampago Sagiero, Sc enfrenta-
ra con Billy Wallace, de Cleve-
land.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08
Folletfn de La Gaceta No. 90
Isl 70 Fuera Ricol
y Novela original.
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

caci6n de mercancias averiadas,
seguido de ventas en- grueso Y
en- pIblica subasta de las que Sc
encontraran en- este case, con
absolute separation de las que
existian incolumes; reconstruc-
cion del edificio para mas ade-
lante, y reapertura complete de
La fabrica para dentro de seis
La gaceta., 1931-06-08

Don Andres Castanos, que ST.
igue en- los "rangos" de peso com
pleto, paseaba aver su figura
por Ybor City.
lie habran traido como atrac
ci6n para ell programa de boxeo
a beneficio del Centre Espanol?
Tenemos aqui dos grandes fl
guras del pfgilismo hispano de
peso pesado, DF1 Antonio de la
Mata Y Don Andres Castanos.
Y ahora sc ha mandado a bus
car a otro peso complete espa-
mol, a Don Raul Rodriguez, ma
tural de Galicia.
Ell gallego viene a completar
la triIogia, con ell asturiano y Ell
valenciano.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08
PELEAA CON
REDMOND -

New York, junioI lrSH Jimmy
Johnston presentar9pf fierco-
|fes, en- Ebbetts FGed, y rimo
Camera, ell gigantic italiahCy a
Pat Redmond, I'm boxeador de
Ipoca Importance.
FL irlandes, que como pugilis-
ia vale pocd tiene seis pies, Qua
Itro pulgadas de estatura y pesa
1880 libras.
En- el mismo programa Ernie
Ischa9(,, de Boston, sera ell con-
Itrincante del frances Jack Gag
non, de Boston.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08
KID CHOCOLATE TENDRA
PALOMA EN- LA PER-
SOMA DE STEVE SMITH

New York, JUNO Sci mier
coles por la noche, en- New Ha-
yen, Kid Chocolate, ell celebre
pugilista cubano, Sc batira con
Steve Smith, de Bridgeport,
Hace varios amos, cuando
La gaceta., 1931-06-08
HORARIO DE CONSULTAS
DE Ia SoCIEDAD
"EL BEN PUBLICO"
EN- YBOR:
DR.. N. A. P~0RTOCARRERO

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deb Cfrculo Cubano?As nos

Nalo sabemos. La encargada
arrs star esa interrogation
Zion Atletica.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08

BESIDE Chicago nos escribe Re-
I1mpago Saguero, diciendonos
que Jackie Fields probara la po-
tencia de lbs hombres de Cana
guey.
Jackie Sc ha enterado de las
excelentes condolences del Gu
bano y Sc presentara en- su me-
jor forma.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08

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.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08

Chocolate conenz6 SUI carrera
en- este pals, Steve fGa una de
sus primeras victimas.
La gaceta., 1931-06-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-30
Dutch IDEA WOULD
RESTRICT RUBBER
Producers Who Refused to
Join British Move Seek
Cut of rs Per Cent.
Dy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM, Holland, April 30
Dutch rubber producers, who refused to
cooperate with British producers in the
Stevenson restriction scheme, have
formed an association of their own
which seeks a IS per cent curtailment
Of production and higher prices.
These growers produce but $4,000 tons
annually. The world production In 1880
was S12, 900 TONS and OF this the United
States imported more than half-453,-
500 tons.
Enormous war demands for rubber
brought corresponding increases in
acreage. When war needs ceased, rub
Der production far overreached con-
sumption, and the price tumbled ac-
cordingly. Then the British producers
in the Malay States worked out the
ports to q point that rocketed' prices.
Recently prices have been way down.
The Stevenson plan brought consid-
cradle resentment in the United States
and Smarting comment from Herbert
Hoover, then Secretary Of Commerce.
But 1t worked temporarily. Initiated
in 1921, 1t was abandoned in 1928. when
1t had practically ceased to be effective.
Dutch producers would not participate
Restriction is practicable with large
estates under single control, but there
is no way to stop a native from plant
ing as many rubber trees as he can.
What happened was that the natives
simply planted enough more trees to
bring them the same income as before.
The result has been that native pro-
duction, once only a small fraction Of
the total output, reached 100000 tons
in 1880 and is expected to total 100000
tons by 1882
Furthermore, 1t has been the policy
of the Dutch government to encourage
native paintings, since 1t was a form Of
work to which natives proved adapt
able. To discourage 1t now might cause
unrest.
The Malay States are the worlds chief
rubber source. In 1880 they produced
$4,000 tons, while the Dutch East In
dies produced 245. 900 tons.
Many Dutch producers are opposing
the restriction plan. Restrictive meas
ures may lead to a temporary increase
in the price, they argue, but win only
mean an adjournment Of difficulties and
NO permanent improvement Of the mar
ket