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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-01-07
BOYD


Marie Johnson who teaches
school at Laurel spent her Christ
mas vacation at the home Of her
parents.
Several from here attended the
funeral Of C. 0. Yarling at Bill
ings on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dullenty
and Mrs. Joe Rooney and daugh-
ter we're Billings callers on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Anderson and
N. A. Tronnes attended lodge at
Joliet on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Hanson and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Kebschull were
callers at Billings on Tuesday.
Mary Alice, Sydney and Warren
Taylor who have been visiting rel
atives here for a few days left on
Sunday for their home at From
berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Simpson
were guests of Billings friends
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Orr were cali
ers at Billings on Thursday.
The Boyd depot was closed on
Friday with Mr.. Orr appointed GUS
todian to look after business.
The Ladies Aid met at the Ern-
est Richmond home or Thursday
with a fairly large crowd attend
ing. A chicken dinner was held at
noon and the afternoon spent in
quilting and a New Years pro-
gram.
Ruth Fenton of Forsyth was a
caller in this vicinity on Sunday.
Evelyn Huddleston who has been
spending her vacation at her home
here returned to attend school at
Laurel.
Mrs. John Hunter and children
returned home on Sunday after
spending the past few days visiting
relatives at Billings.
Mr.. Crawford and MI. Ivie OF
Broadview were callers in this vi
entity on Saturday.
Doc. Tidyman of Joliet was a
caller here on Saturday.
Ida Zumbrum who has been Wis
ting her parents during her vaca-
ton left on Monday to attend Nor
NAL school at Billings.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. William Dickson
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dewing, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mora, Mrs. Stearns, Mr.. Ben RAJ
reg, Mr.. George Wentz, Mr.. Dick
Dewing and Miss Beulah Clark at
a 6 o'clock dinner New Years day.
Mr.. Athon Miller and Mr.. Ralph
Harrison were in Red Lodge Sat
urday.
Rev. and Mrs. Scott Porter had
as their dinner guests New Years
day Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Harlow and
daughter Polly Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Harlow enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Othal Dawson
at dinner Sunday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-01-07
ARMY-NAVY GAME TO
BE RESUMED IN 1882
ON BASIS

New York, Jan. 1.-(AP)-Of-
ficials of the Military and Naval
academies have reached a satisfac-
tory agreement on questions that
resulted in the breaking off of ath-
letlc relations between the acade-
mics in 1927.
The annual football game will be-
resumed, the game to take place
next fall on the regular basis.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-01-07
TO HOLD SCHOOL A
Pupils Who Failed May Take Tests
Upon Proper Recommendation.

Examinations for seventh and
eighth grade pupils of the county
schools who failed in the last state
examination viii be given January
IA and Is at the court house in Red
Lodge, it is announced by the coun-
ty superintendent.
Pupils who did not pass the last
exam may take these makeup tests
il they present at the superintend-
ent's office recommendations-in-
Guiding their class grades-from
their teachers.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-01-07
Chapter 10
TWO KINDS OF GUNMEN

@Oh, Ash didn't always come out
scot-free. But nothing to bother
him. | don't believe Ash has ner-
yes or heart or feeling"
HYet you love him!" calculated
Rock, bitterly.
II do-more because | seem the
only one. But it's not so much
that I've kept him from going
ito the bad"
4How could he be any worse 2"
asked Trueman, incredulously.
'sOh, he could be. You don't
arnow-you can't understand. But
4 do"
miss Thirty, have you been so
vastly concerned for the good
Health of all these poor lovesick
rowhoys as you seem about mine?"
asked Rock.
~You are sarcastic again. Oh,
you're not-so nice as / thot you'd
be. Yes, / was concerned
worried about these boys. But I've
never been $3.50 scared as | am
over your coming"
"Scared!--For me?"
@Yes, for you-a little. Oh, I
cant lie to You. I'm scared be-
cause Of the harm that may come
If you stay"
"A little! How nice Of youl All
you think of is poor dear Brother.
For my face to be beat to a jelly
or my leg shot off or worse-that
causes you only a little concern.
Thanks, Miss Preston. I'm begin
min to believe I idealized you. rath-
err high"
"Yog'fe perfectly horrid!' she
cried, passionately. eyes, indeed,
you must have idealized me beyond
my merits"
Rock iAs.r.ied closer to study the
lovely face, the deep eyes that
flamed at him yet tried To hide
true feelings. He eeti1 speak Bit
ter words, but was instantly full Of
remorse. Yet how sweet to hurt
herl
Took me straight in the eyes,"
he said suddenly. "You can't-you
ran't."
4sWhy-you-certainly | cam"
she returned, startled. And she
did, gravely.
"You said you couldn't lie?"
uueried Rock, cruelty.
81 never told-a-a-black lie
in my life" she faltered, with her
head lifting.
~Then-are you honest with me?
What is the reason you want me
to run off like a coward?"
~I've been trying to tell you"
she replied, hastily ignoring his
first query, which he saw had made
her start. 'But | don't want you
TO be a coward. I'd think it brave,
generous, to help me / told you
and | tell you again harm, terrible
harm, might come of this, if you
stay. Ash will not try any Of his
tricks on you. For you are diff
ferent.
ssWhy, my dad said to me, not
an hour ago, There, lass, is a cow
boy whose face Ash won't rub in
the dirt. An he won't be THROWN
guns around so careless. For,
Thirty, this fellow, True Rock, is
= different kind of hombre from
MI those Ash has stacked up
nxainst. - Those we're Dads very
swords. I was thunderstruck. 1t
seemed almost as if Dad was glad.
4 never saw him speak like that.
And lightning flashed from his
eyes. Oh, this spurred me to
speak with you. Can't you see?
You r different. You're a man
and one with a-a-please for
give-a bloody record. ] don't de-
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you remember how funny | was
don't you?"
"Oh, I thot you funny then, but
now | see you weren't" she said.
"No, I'm sure not so funny now
he went on, with dark passion.
"Somethin' happened to me. It's
been such a tearin', changin' some
thin that I don't know myself. I'm
findin' out little by little. Seem
you this second time has helped
a lot. I'll make a clean breast OF
all-soon as / know. But right now
| know-if you don't turn your
back on NELL never drink again,
Or hunt for a fight Or waste my
time and money!"
"Mr.-Rockl" she exclaimed, ris-
ing, low-voiced and trembling. care
you telling me you-you love me ~
"No, I'm not tellin' you that"
he returned, doggedly. 'But I'm
sure afraid sometimes terrible
wrong. It's this here wrong,
Miss Thiry-that is you make me,
by your coldness to me and your
pleadin' for that no-good brother,
leave Sunset Pass, I'll go plumb to
hell. | know that. It'd be too
much"
Goodness? I think I have
been anything but cold" she MUIR
INJURED, sinking back on the bench.
you've frozen me so I'm stiff.
can't talk. But it'll be good for
me. I've been spoiled. I've grown
conceited. / need just this lesson
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-01-07
BRIDCER

The Walther League of the Lu.
theran church held a watch party
New Years v at the church base.
ment. Games were enjoyed until a
late hour and refreshments were
served.
The dance given in the Masonic
Temple New Years eve was large
ly attended. Hertz Brothers furn-
ishd the music.
Mrs. A. E. Schwend left Satur-
day morning for Butte and Ana
conda to visit relatives and friends.
She expects to be gone about a
month.
Mrs. William Baker and daugh-
ter Peg, Mrs. Fred Hines and Ethel
Schwend motored to Billings
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Reimer were
hosts New Years eve to a number
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Schwend were
hosts New Years day at dinner.
Places yer marked for Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Helt and Jackie
Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. William Will
son and daughter, JEANNE, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Schwend and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. al Burch and fam
lily, Mrs. Mary Helt and Ed Sch
wend.
Miss Peggy Baker was a dinner
guest of Miss Jane Drummond on
Thursday evening.
Rev. R. P. Sewing left Monday
for Seattle, Portland and Oakland,
California, on a lecturing tour. Hel
expects to be gone about 10 days.
Milton Freeman, a former Bird
ger youth was quite seriously in
jured at a saw mill and was rush
ed to a Billings hospital Friday.
His foot slipped and he fell into
the saw, severely cutting his arm
lengthwise. 1t is thot his ann can
be saved.
Mrs. P. T. Cadby and her sister,
Miss Lorna Conitz of Twin Falls,
Ida, motored to Billings Tuesday.
Tuesday evening the Bridger and
Fromberg Independents played a
fast game of basketball on the
nome floor. Bridger won by a score
If 20-9.
Mrs. Albert Burch entertained
members and friends of the
club Wednesday af-
'ernoon. Eighteen ladies we're pres
mt. After a short business meet
ng the hostess served a tempting
unch. Next meeting will be held
the home of Mrs. Leo Schwend
With Mrs. Emma Gebo as hostess,
IN January Is.
Mrs. w. H. Hummer held the
ucky number that won the WHY'S
sedan given away by the Baldwin
lumber and Hardware company on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Adams were
at dinner Wednesday eve
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hughes.
Misses Ruth Adams and Edna
returned to Bridger Thurs
lay after spending the Christmas
holidays at the Adams home at
Warren.
The Ladies Aid viii meet Jan
larry Is at the home of Mrs. Paul
Mrs. Albert Burch was pleas
antly surprised Wednesday eve
it being her birthday ami
1ersary. About so guests were
present. Cards were played during
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-01-07
Chapter 10
TEMPTATION

Rock FASTENED to thrust the in
sidious thot from him.
"Afraid of mel" he calculated,
hurriedlv. "Why, Thirty Miss
Thirty, that's absurd Right this
minute I'm the best friend you
have in the world.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-01-07
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned on the 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1882, will apply to the County
Treasurer of Carbon County for a tax
deed to the following described prop
sen NWA; seq OF Section Is
Township Range 23 East.
Amount $315.5 so. Date. Jan. 4. 1892.
l.. $. STEVENS, M. ID.
Applicant.
First publication Jan. z, 1882.
Fourth publication Jan. %, 1882.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-01-07

you're teachin' me. But, Mis-,
Thirty, please-plesse don't max,
me go away"
"Could make You do anything =;
How silly!-But if you're manly
enough to save me misery, you'll
CO."
That's hittin' hard" he return,
ed, shrinking. Then he jerked IN
his dropping head. Suppose | get
it into my mind that by stayin' ]
can save you more misery?"
MIR. Rockl' she cried, shocked
His sudden query had been a
random shot, but it struck home.
Rocks heart leaped. He had to
stifle a wild impulse.
"Quien sable ?" I might" he re-
turned, almost coldly. "Give me
a day to think over whether I'll
go or stay. Reckon So far the
fights one-sided and in your favor.
-. I'll meet you tomorrow night
and tell you"
Tomorrow night-Here at this
hour?" she returned, rising from
the seat.
Eyes. Good night, Miss Preston"
Pm very, very sorry - You.
=. Good night"
Rock gave her one long look as
she stood now in the moonlight.
He made his bed on the porch, so
that he could lie there and watch
the moon, and think over this mad
dening situation.
At last he admitted that he
loved Thirty Preston. Time was
nothing. He had always known her,
and tho the hours were but few
their actual meeting, he was
now measuring their Incompetent
sible length and fullness.
Not one second longer did he
hesitate about sacrificing himself
her happiness. He could glory
that and still keep from going
to hell, as he had childishly threat
aned.
If he could best serve Thirty
Preston by passing out of her life
IS quickly as he had come into it
would do SC. But he had a
strange persistent recurrence of a
ioubt. He recalled her words, her
ooks, her actions, and relentlessly
lnalyzed them.
Before the moon tipped the pines
lbove the rim Of the Pass Rock
lad solved at least the second of
lis three problems.
Thirty Preston was honestly
Ifraid her brother Ash would kill
hin or that he would kill Ash. So
he wanted to send Rock away.
only so far was she wholly
lonest.
She feared Rock would discover
omething wrong there at Sunset
'ass.
Is Preston crooked? Rock plans
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

Todos los individuos que ha-
bian sido detenidos en- rela-
ci6n con ell asesinato del dipu-
tado Ed. Aulick fueron pues-
tos aver en- libertad, por no
haber aparecido pruebas de
importancia en- su contra.
Ell cadaver de Aulick fue en-
contrado ell sabado por la ma
mana en- la Gale so, cerca de la
avenida %, agujereado a ba-
lazos.
Ell criminal antes de hacer
uso del revolver lie pogo en- la
cabeza un duro golpe.
Ell Sheriff Joughin continua
SUI labor do investigation y
mantiene ell criterio de que mas
de un hombre tom6 parte EN-
ell crimen.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

Con un martillo con ell cua]
pensaba matar a Cesar Hayes,
I'm negro, George Eugene, de
38 amos, encontr6 su muerte
aver por la noche.
Eugene asegura que hubo de
matar a Hayes en- defensa pro
pia y que antes de haberse pre-
sentado a atacarlo con IN mar
tito, habia tratado de darle
muerte con una escopeta. Guam
do la policia lego al lugar del
suceso, ell presunto agresor es-
taba muerto.
Hayes qued6 en- la carcel su
jeto a una investigation inicia-
da por los detectives y diputa'
dos del sheriff.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
PASA DE UN MILLION Ell
NUMERO DE HOMBRES
QUE NO TIENEN TRABA-
10 EN- ITALIA

Roma, Enero 27.-El n1me-
70 de hombres sin trabajo en-
Italia, que en- diciembre ascen-
dia a $50, 900, pasa ahora de
un million. Solo una cuarta par
te del total tiene derecho al
SECURE creado por las leyes,
con ell resultado de que existen
$50 mil seres humanos a los
cuales debe darse ayuda.
Ell gobierno contin1a mantle
niendo su norma de no distri-
BUR "limosnas." Por 10 tanto
ell presupuesto de la naci0n no
contiene donativos para alivio
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
AMERICANOS E INGLESES
PREPAlRADOS PARA DE-
FENDER Ell DISTRITO IN
~TERNACIONAL

Shangai, enero 27.-Mientras
10000 soldados chinos aparen-
temente Sc preparan para defen
der la ciudad de los invasores ia
poneses, una fuerza integrada
por 2,400 marinos ingleses Y
americanos Sc halla lista para
defender ell distrito internacio-
nal de Shangai, Representatives.
del consulate japones visitaron
al alcalde We Teh-Chen, Y Off
cialmente lie anunciaron que de-
be c%ontestar aceptando todas las
demands japonesas. Al mismo
TEMPO, no obstante, Sc ha sabi-
do que las autoridades japone-
sas empezaron a retirar a sus
nacionales de todos los lugares
en- ell vale de Yangtze.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

de los sin trabajo y ell peso de
.oda la carga cae enteramen-
e sobre los ciudadanos priva-
dos y las instituciones carita-
twas. Al tomar possession ell nue.
vo directorio del partido fas =
cista, Mussolini dijo que la
principal tarea a la cual debe
ell partido aplicar su energia,
es la de ayudar a los sin ira
bajo.
"Todo ell partido fascista -
dijo- debe ser movilizado pa
ra csc prop6sito, pero la ayuda
debe efectuarse en- forma tai
que no asuma ell aspecto de ca
ridad p1blica, sine un gesto de
solidaridad nacional."
Ninguna otra naci6n posee
tan 'perfecta maquinaria como
ell partido fascista ell cual tiene
ramas en- los lugares mas re-
motos, pero Sc halla dominado
por ell comite central residen-
tie en- Roma.
Ell partido fascista ha resuel
to dar mano libre a las organi-
zaciones locales para que pro-
curen ayuda de acuerdo con
las necesidades que aprecien.
Preston Sc viene hacienda so
bre las autoridades provincial
les y municipales para que des-
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

De acuerdo con la ley Co
mez, las contribuciones NUM-
cipales que sean pagadas des-
pues del pr6ximo sabado, que
daran sujetas a un recargo de
2 por ciento. Ell recaudador de
contribuciones del municipio,
Tom Keller, declare aver que
muchas personals tienen la i'm
preston de que ell municipio
pude eliminar las penalidades
creadas por la ley; pero no es
asf, por cuanto la ley Gomez
especificamente 10 prohibe.
Hasta ell sabado, pues, tie
men los contribuyentes para e.
vitar ell recargo de dos por
ciento.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

NiNp'
Dos candidaturas Sc han pre-
sentado. En- la que apoya la d.
rectiva apaTece ell Sr. Jaime Pen
das como candidate a primer
Vice-presidente; Raul Vega, Te-
sorero, y vocales por dos amos,
Manuel Fernandez Rubio, Ra-
mon Sampeiro, Luis Perez, ].
Oscar Mijares, Alfredo Coma
lez, Saturnino Aleman, Maxi
mo Alvarez, Gerardo Cigarran,
Jose Diaz Gao, Jose Posada, Ma
nuel Llera, Manuel Durand, E.
duardo Gonzalez, Ramon Sauna
lea, Andres Cuesta y Fernando
Gonzalez; y por un ano Francis
co Astra, Jose Pardon, Paul AL
varez, Agustin Barreiro, Anto-
Mo Valdes hijo y Antonio Gri-
maldi.
/ AL frente de la candidatura
Numero 2 aparece como candi-
dato a la vice-presidencia, D.. Sc
bastian Casal, encargado de la
escogida de Cuesta y Rey y per-
soma muy popular en- West Tam
pa e Ybor. Raul Vega tambien
figura como candidate a Tesore-
70 en- esta candidatura, y como
vocales los Sres. Ramon Sam.
peiro, Luis Perez, Manuel Llera
Rivas, Arsenic Velarde, Casimi.
70 Cadrecha, Jose Diaz Gao, M
nuel Fiusa, Fermin Menendez
Enrique Alvarez, Jose Garcia
Coter6n, Deodolino Alvarez, Ra.
mon Samalea, Faustino Sobre.
cuevas, Manuel Fernandez Ru.
bio, Rogelio Perez y Gerardo Ct
garran, y por un ano j. R. Col,
menares, hijo, Marcial Rosales
Andres Cuesta, Ismael Diaz, Ar
dr6s Iglesias y Jose Ndhez Man
so.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

Una ordenanza disponiendo
sea destruida toda la ~parafre-
ralia de juego prohibido que
caiga en- poder de la policia,
fue aprobada aSoche por ell
Ayuntamiento. Present6 la or
denanza ell CONCEAL Thomp :
son y fue aprobada sin un vo-
to en- contra.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

Por siete votos contra cuatro
ell Ayuntamiento aprob6 ano-
che la compra de I'm terreno de
10 acres, en- la esquina de Buff
falo y la Gale %, para hacer
un parque con destino a per-
sonas de la raza negra. Sc o.
pusieron a la moci6n, estiman-
do que los terrenos en- los al
rededores perderian una gran
parte de su valor, con ell esta,
b~lecimiento de csc parque, los
concejales Emerson y Raglan.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

Los directories de la Feria
del Sur de Florida verificaron
aver una reunion en- horas de
la manana, aprobando los pla-
mes finales para la aperture
de la temporada. Oyeron los
directories I'm informe del adj
ministrador Mr.. Strieder, acor
dando sacar p6lizas de SECURE
contra lluvia, por la cantidad
de 100000. La Feria Sc asegu-
re contra lluvia ell ano anterior
y cobr6 por ell Dfa de Gaspa-
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

tinen a trabajos pdblicos Ia
mayor cantidad de dinero po-
sible.
Pero a pesar de los esfuer-
EOS hechos, todavia hay $50
mil personas a las cuales Sc de
be alimentar y alojar por ca
.recer de trabajo.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
Ell nuevo noVio de Goldie
es un Doctor.
-GPor que no lie preguntas
sobre tn dolor de cabeZa?

rilla.
Ell presidente de la Asocia-
ci6n, w. G. Brorein, expres6
su entusiasmo por los prepare
tivos y cree que ell publico sal
dra muy complacido, aprecian
do los esfuerzos hechos para
presentarle una exposition
digna de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

ven dos hijas, Sras. Florinda
Garcia y Victoria Cruz, y cua-
tro hijos, Ramon, Enrique, Ma
rio y Armando. Hoy por la tarde
a las cuatro Sc verificara ell en-
tierro.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

Recibi6 sepultura aver por la
manana en- ell cementerio Or
ange Hill, la Sra Esthel V.
Grace, de la Gale Durham 22O7,
en- Palmetto Beach.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
MANANA Sc E|FECTUARAN
ELECCIONES EN- Ell CEN
TRIO ESPANOL

La poderosa sociedad Centre
Espanol celebrara manana por
la noche elecciones para pri-
mer vice-presidente y varios vo-
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

Ell juez del condado, Sr. Cor
nelius, pas6 aver a estudlo del
fiscal Skinner las pruebas que
la policia lie presentara aver
contra cuatro personals acusa-
das de formar parte de una
banda de timadores. Cornelius
rehus6 conceder un juicio pre-
liminar a los acusados, mani
festando que ell fiscal estaba va
efectuando una Investigation
del case y que no era necesa
rio ell juicio porGue solo signi
ficaria una duplication de es-
fuerzos. Tres de los acusados,
w. E. Tobbey, E. R. Cantor y
Sra. E. Becker, recuperaron
aver su libertad bajo fianza,
ell primero de $1,000 y los dos
restantes de $4,000 cada uno.
Por no haber encontrado
Compania que prestara fianza
por el, sigue en- la carcel la
cuarta figura del grupo Lit
tie Jeff" Sharum, reclamadO
por las autoridades de New
Jersey.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
NOTICIAS DE-
INTERES LOCAL

Por cartas recibidas aqui Sc
sabe que Andres Iglasias Vela
yos, consul de Espana en- esta
ciudad, ha sido trasladado a
Boston, designandose para sus-
tituirlo al Sr. A. Escudero, que
representara a Espana en- ell
Consulate de Turin, Italia.
FL traslado de Iglesias fue
pedido hace pocos meses por
la colonia espanola de Tampa
en- una instancia dirigida al mi
nistro de estado de la Republi-
ca. #fEEX
Escudero, como muchos de
los c6nsules espanoles es abo-
gado y lleva en- la carrera IL
amos.
Mientras llega ell nuevo fun
cionario seguira al frente del
Consulate ell Sr. A. Flores.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
Ell martes pr6ximo volvera a Gales.

Ell martes pr6ximo volvera q
leerse y dicese que seran pre-
sentadas varias enmiendas.
81 la moci6n de Thompson
pasa a ser una ley del Munich
9io, ell juez de la corte NUM-
cipal podra ordenar a la poll
cia destruya las maquinas de
juego prohibido que caigan en-
su poder. Antes de la destruc-
cion los agentes del orden de-
beran probar que las maqui :
mas reciblan dinero y daban di
nero, en- lugar de articulos CO.
mestibles o de otras classes.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
CAMPAMENTO
NO.. 161 w. o. w.

Sc recuerda a los miembros
de esta logia, que manana Jue-
yes % Sc celebrara tenida re-
gular, a las 8 de la noche.
Sc suplica pntual y numerosa
asistnecia.
A. del Castillo,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
DEFUNCIONES

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilio,
avenida Oak S12, Ramon Cruz,
de Ga amos de edad. LIE sobrevi-
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IS PASSENGERS
 TAKEN sour
 BY N0RTHLAND
Motorship Returns from Port Althorp and De-
 parts for Seattle

Bound south, the m torshi p Northland, Capt. Leonard Williams and Purser E. P Winch, departed Sunday forenoon from Juneau: She had arrived here from Seattle Sat- urday, and then went to Port Althorp She stayed in this port only few hours after returning from Althorp.
 Sixteen passengers booked at Ju- neau for the south, namely:
 For Wrangell-Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kalkins.
 For Ketchikan-Thomas Hall.
 For Seattle-Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Graham, MT. and Mrs. z. zuboff, c. J. zuboff, Mrs. Ruple Jarvis, Mrs. M Grefe, Mrs. Claire Trough, Miss Anna H. Le Fevre, J. M. Sprske, James Sprake, R c h a d Slagle, Edward Slagle.
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
DOUGLAS BOY
 NET CHAMPION!
Richard Schuman Victor in Tournament Held
 at Pacific Grove

Richard Shurman, grandson of R. Mccormick of Douglas, was en- tered in the Pacific Coast Tennis Championship tournament which was played there early this month, and came out of it the winner of the singles and also on the winning side in the doubles. This is the first year for the tourna- ment and a large silver cup won by Shuman will have to be re-won three years straight before it be- comes his permanent property. However, the young man, who was born here, and spent his first few years in Douglas, is demonstrating increasing cleverness in the game each year. His numerous friends expect him to continue his tri- umphant program.
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main here until about September Is, and possibly a few days long CT. He oesires to confer with H. W. Teshune, Alaska Agent of the Biological Survey and Exc cutivs officer of the Game Com- mission, on the bear question ans game conditions generally.
 Mir Terilune is in Nome now. and making a general inspection of warden stations and game areas throughout the Territory. He is expected back about September 20, and M. Redington may wait here for lis arrival