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La gaceta., 1932-01-09
ClENTOS DE PERSONALS A
SUS HOGA
RES

Glendora, Miss, Enero 8, -
Abandonando sus hogares de-
Dido a las inundacioneS mas
deSastrOsaS que Sc recuerdan
en- la historic de esta secci6n
noroeste del Mississippi, Glen
tos de agricultores y sus fami-
lias buScan refugio en- las CO.
munidades colindantes, mien-
tras contin1an las obras de res
cate en- las tierras bajas.
Miles de acres de los terre-
nos mas fertiles de la naci6n St
encuentran bajo las aguas,
cada vez mas amenazantes.
IncalculableS son los danos
causados a las plantaciones y
a las propiedades de los cam
pesinos.
Sc ha iniciado lentamente
la retirada de las aguas del rio
Tallahatchie sobre ell vale de
su nombre, pero los residences
temen que la rotura de otros
diques haga subir de nuevo ell
nivel de las mismas.
Los grupos de salvamento
recorren en- botes las regiones
inundadas para prestar auXi-
lios de rescate. Muchas perso-
mas fueron sorprendidas en- sus
hogares, pues no quisieron dar
lie la debida importancia a la
inundaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
EN- TODA ESPANA CELE-
BROSE LA FESTIVIDAD
DE Los REYES MAGOS

Madrid, Enero 9.-Resulta-
ron inutiles los esfuerzos rea-
IizadoS por el gobierno para
lograr qse ell pueblo espanol
no celebrKa las festividades de
los Reyes Nagos, por entender
que la misma es una tradici6n
dnicamente religiosa.
Al contrario de 10 que Sc es-
peraba, dada las recomenda-
clones gubernamentales, fue
mayor ell numero de personals
cue asistieron a las ceremo-
Mas religiosas, no solamente
en- Madrid, sino en- toda Espa-
ma.
En- las escuelas, asilos y hos
pitaleS Sc efectuaron los acos-
tumbrados regalos a la infan-
cia, y en- las casas particHIares
sc observe esa antigua costum-
bre.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09

Ell aviador Art Davis, de
Lansing, Michigan, lanz6 su
aerOplanO a una velOcidad de
140-351 millas por bora y con
quist6 Ell trofeo "Francia" pa
ra aeroplanos de 223 0 menos
caballOs de fuerZa, en- una COM
petencia a Is millas.
John Livingston, de Aurora,
ILL.,, gan6 ell trofeo del "Ecua-
dor" al establecer una veloci-
dad de 141.684 milas por bora
con aeroplanos de 1875 caba!ios
de fuerza.
Ell Trofeo italia" fu6 con-
quistado por Art. Carnahan, de
Bloomington, ILL.,, al recorrer
las ID millas a una Velocidad
de 120.175 millas por nora.
Una de las exhibiciones mas
hermosas de las competencias
a6reas de esta ciudad fuG ofre
cida anoche, al simularse I'm
ataque a6reo s.bre Miami. En-
e,ta exhibition tomaron parte
varios aeropIanos civiles y del
servicio militar, empleandose
contra los mismos los podero-
sos reflectores escrutadores
del espacio. Cerca de 1000 Ii
bras de dinamitP Sc explota :
ron para dar mayor aspecto de
reaiidad al ataque y a la de-
fenSa.
FL comit6 organizador de
las competencias decide pro
longarlas hasta ell domingo,
con ell unico fin de que puedan
tomar parte en- elias algunos
aviadores que no pudieron He.
@r a tempo.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
Tit NOrdn

Esta delicada figulina de nues
tro snart, la que no hace mucho
tempo pas6 por la sala deslum-
brante y maravillosa del en-
cantado Palacio de la Avenida
de Nebraska, como una primo
rosa princesita, contraera ma
trimonio la noche de manana
en- ell Temple Cat6lico, con ell 10
ven TODD correction senior Ma,
riano Fernandez.
Seran en- la mayor intimidaC
estas nupcias que pudieramo'
lamar del gran mundo. No han
circulado las invitaciones V so
10 las amantisimas familias d,
ambos j6venes Contingencies pr,
senciaran la ceremonial.
Anticipandome a la bora de
desposorio, quiero desearle a 10.
futuros esposos una eterna lu
ma de miel.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
Nos ~alegrGmOS

NOS 1tegTGmOS
Cuando aver dimos cuenta
por medic de esta secci6n, sobre
ell accidente automovilista que
habia tenido el j6ven DR.. Julio
Gavilla en- la ciudad de la Haba-
ma, prometimos no detenernos
en- la investigation y realizamos
otras para saber en- concrete to-
do cuanto habfa sucedido.
Hoy, recogido los principles
datos en- fuentes fidedignas, lie
comunicamos a nuestros simpa-
ticos y asiduos lectores, que tan
to ell DR.. Santiago Paniello como
ell DR.. Parsons M. Garcia, reci-
bieron en- la manana de hoy los
siguientes cables firmados por
ell mencionado DR.. Gavilla.
"Agradezco gentileza tenida
conmigo. Sligo bien. Averias ca
rro en- reparaci6n. Recuerdos",
"Aprecio atenci6n bondado-
sa Sligo bien. Gracias. Recuer-
dos.
Y nosotros, que estimamos
mucho en- esta casa al DR.. Gavi-
LA, no podiamos sustraernos a
la quietud Y esperar a que los
dfas Sc sucedieran para aden-
trarnos en- ell campo de 10 aeon
tecido, sine que empleando nues-
tros poderosos medios de infor-
maci6n, llegamos hasta la YER
dad de ese percance que por for
tuna no tuvo desagradables re-
sultados.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
ENCONTRAD0 CULPABLF
UN TAMPENO

Clearwater, Enero O. La
corte del circuito de esta cid-
dad encontr6 aver culpable del
robo de efectos s%anitarios, al
tampeno d. c. Collins, agente
en- dicho giro,
Collins aparecia acusado de
haber robado varios efectos
sanitarios de la casa propie-
dad del Sr. Myron A. Smith,
de Clearwater, ell verano pasa-
do.
Los objetos robados fueron
encontrados por ell jefe de la
policia de Clearwater, Mr.. Z,
F. Cross, en- la agencia de Col
Inns.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09

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Hll Su u'SturSo' A%ala MO
'o''S'"' que !" "0"rola CIVlI
no e' un 'uefPo que pnede de-
J"'Se '"''ue"clar Por Ia poll'l-
:" III poi los e'e'''e"'o' Socl"-
'AS1"S'
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
DICTA ORDE
MES SENERAS EN- LA IN
Ola

Bombay, enero 9-El gcbier
no de Inglaterra intensified hoy
las medidas en6rgicas en- la In
dia, promuigando una nueva or
dcnarza ror Ia cual So confiere
poder a todos los JueCes para die
tar sentenciae. inclusive Ia de
maerta, contra toda persona en-
contrada culpable de dcsobedc-
Ger las 6rdenes de emergencia
rccientemcnte establecidas.
Las cortes podran condenar
ain cuando no Sc encuentren
p~resentes los acusados, siempre
que las prueDaa sean concluyen-
ties.
Los arrestos contra los leader
nacionalistas contindan y la or
dcnan2a contra ell partido del
ccngreso ha sido eXtendida a la
provincial de Delhi Y a la prcsi-
dCncia de Madras. Entire los a
rrestados aver figuran el Dir,
Ansari, Presidente del congre-
so, y ell DR.. Choksey, otro lea
der prOminente de los naciona-
listas. \
La Sociedad Republican, In
dostanica, organization secreta
que desea la independence de la
India por mGtodos v%iolentos, ha
fijado carteIes de aVisos en- dis
tintas secciones de Ia ciudad.
En- algunos de esos carteles Sc
lcen letreros como los que 81
guen: "Aconseiamos a los Off
ciales ingleses que vayan arma-
dos. Nuestros soldados ticnen Or
denes de matarlos." "Aconse-
iamos a los nacionalistas que no
i~rterrumpan nuestro solemne
deber".
Por una resolution enviada al
virrey Sc lie pide que retire todas
las medidas de rcpresalias y que
neSocie con Mahatma Gandhi,
ell "idolo de la naci6n'.
Los leaders nacionaIistas a
ceptaron Que el gobierno ingi6s
ha obtenido una Victoria tenn
poraP', pero mantienen, que la
politica de desobediencia civil y
de no violencia, conjuntamente
con Ell boycott contra los produc-
tos de Inglaterra, acabaran por
triunfar.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
I'm eritO

I'm eritO
Lo constituy6 la fundaci6n del
Castillo Ponce de Leon al Casti-
llo Supreme, acto verificado en-
la noche de aver en- la casa de la
Logia establecida en- el barrio
del Oeste.
Asisti6 una concurrencia dis
tinguida, que fu6 esplendidamen
te regalada con ponche y dulces
exquisitos.
Pronunciaron bellos discur-
sos los prestigiosos oficiales de
la Logia.
Fue, en- suma, una fiesta que
perdurara en- ell recuerdo. Tn
sxito mas que deben anotarse
sus patrocinadores.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
Sc AGRAVA Ell CONFLICTO
DE LOS OBREROS DE LA
COMPANIA CUBA"

Habana, Enero 9.-Cerca de
700 conductores declarados &C.
santes de la empresa de guaguas
Cuba, firmaron una carta a
yer dirigida al alcalde, con ell
prop6sito de que este haga cum
plir ell decreto mum. 365 del Dis
trito Central, por ell cual Sc dis
pone que los omnibus continden
prestando servicio con la puerta
trasera alberta.
Al cerrarse por la compania
las puettas posteriores de las
guaguas, fue decretada la &C.
santa de todos los conductores.
Estes sc quejan de que, no
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
LA SESSION
EXTRAORDINARY DE LA
CAMARA DE REPRESEN-
TANTES

Habana, enero 9.-La Jafa-
tura del despacho de la Camara
de Representatives. informo aver
que Sc habian recogido las fir
mas a los congresistas, con ell
prop6sito de suspender para el
pr6ximo lunes la session extraor
dinaria en- la cual Sc discutiran
varias leyes.
Entire estas figuran, ell reajus
tie del Poder Judicial, nueva Ley
de impuestos creada por ell Sc
nado, y modification de algunos
artfculos de la ley del censo.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
AOMENTA Ell NUMERO DE
ESTUDIANTES EN- ALE
MANIA
- a tempo

Berlin, Enero 9.-Las esta.
dlsticas arrojan un considera-
bic aumAto en- el nGmero de
estudiantes que estan llegando
de la India a cursar estudios en-
ata capital.
Segun 6stas, solamente In.
glaterra tiene en- sus universe.
dades mayor nGmero de hin.
dies que Alemania.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
AUTORIZA Ell
COMIENZO DE LA ZAFRA

Habana, enero 9.-Por medic
de I'm decreto, ell p~residente de
la Republica dispuso que la "a
fra comenzara a partir del Is
de los corrientes.
Sc tiene entendido que ell de-
creto era esperado con ansiedad
por varios centrales azucareros
que va han realizado todos los
preparativos para iniciar la mo
lienda.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
HASTA LA SEMANA PROXI
MA NO SERAN DECRETA-
DAS LAS LIBERTADES
DE PRESOS POLITICOS

Habana, enero 9.-El Jefe del
Ejercito, General Herrera, in
form6 aver a la salida de Pala-
clio, que ell Presidente Machado
no d~ecretaria Ia libertad de pre-
sos polfticos hasta la entrante
semana, y que este Sc haria pau
latinamente, despues de estu-
diarse uno a uno los expedientes
de los mismos.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
TedtrO Royal

Ha sido nombrado, con carac
ter definitivo, manager del tea
tro Royal en- West Tampa, Ell
Sr. Richard Rodriguez.
Y en- ell teatro Casino enclava-
do en- la barriada de Ybor, des-
empenara ell cargo de Adv. Ma
mayer. ell senior Luis Salazar.
Muchos exitos les deseo en-
sus respectivos ~puestos. =
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
Mdtinees bGildbles

Matinees baildbles
Sc iniciara manana en- las
prestigiosas sociedades del Cen
tro Asturiano y Circulo Cubano,
la primera parte de una serie de
matinees bailables.
En- ell Asturiano tocara la or
questa de Dick Coy Y en- ell Circu
10 los Broadway Collegians.
Ell precio de la entrada en- el
Centre es ell de un peso y en- el
Circulo so centavos.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
s @ c A / F 8

liares a la gran fiesta que habra
de verificarse una vez que Sc ter
minen las ceremonies.
Ameniza ell bale una popular
orquesta, y Sc servira I'm colossal
buffet.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09

Instdtaci0neS PubIicdS

InstdIacioneS PlblicdS
Seran manana, a las ocho de
la noche, las Instalaciones Pd-
blicas de la Oficialidad perte-
neciente a la LOgia Dante Ali
ghieri de los Caballeros del A
guila de Orc.
Ell senior Ignacio Midulla, No
bic Jefe, hace una invitaci6n ge-
neral a todos los hermanos pa
"a que eoncurran con sus famI-
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
NunlerO 7
CARlA BLFGRAlICA De ESPANA

sunto de Castil Blanco, como
81 fuera la cIave de toda la 81
tdacj6n political"
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
LAS VICTIMAS DE LA PRO-
HIBICION EN- Los ESTAN
DOS UNIDOS

New York, enero 0.-Mas de
Glen hoGares guardian Iuto en- los
actuales momentos, debido a las
Victimas causadas por la descaN
beIlada LEY Seca'.
Durante las Pascuas, todos
los contrabandistas de licores
encontraronse bien preparados
para atender a la gran deman-
la de bebidas que en- dichas fes-
ra FsSlse registra.
G5e4f6s, o la mayor parte De
los contraband &, Sc proven
dSbebidas dentrtAle los mismos.
Estados UnidtI cuyas bebi-
das zen algunos A. los casos.
estan hechas con kcob6I do ma
Ia calidad, lIegan bse. en- algp-
nos casos, haSta Barse ell alec
h6l de MADEIRA.
L% bebidas AEimSnalmente
hechas con esta TINA clase de
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
TEATRN
CASINO

q CatDI4NN
En- el principal teatro de la ba
rriada de Ybor, vuelve a la pam
ITALIA el doble programa Sport
ing Blood" Y Border Law. ell
capitulo tercero de la serie LA
lsla del Peligro', y ademas, no.
Iticias y acontecimiontos mundia
les.
Sporting Blood" es algo nue.
Vo. La trama sc desarrolla alre-
dedor de la vida de los cabaIIos
de pura sangre, destinados a fl
gurar en- el sport de los reyes.
Juegan papel importantisimo
en- esta obra, ell famOso Clark
Gable, y la bellisima Ernest To-
rrence. Los dos viven un ro-
nance de amor a traves de la
vida azaroza de un salon de iue-
go, cuyO jefe principal, Lew CO.
dy ,es victima de los pandilleros
por una TRACTION en- las apuestas
sobre ell cabalio Tommy Boy,
mas tarde vencedor del Kentu-
cky Derby.
FL triunfo de este sobre los
meas famosOs ejemplares, teje de
nuevo el idilio entire los prota-
gonistas, distanciados por la vi
da turbulenta del primero y la
sospecha de una possible TRACTION
LEY de Fronteras', es otro.
bellisimo romance de amor, d.
de ell primer ginete de las etaI
americans, Buck Jones ,entl
"a a la ley a un ndcleo de ban,
y eA autores de varios as
t6sA =
EAefe de la pandilla
al heFmano de Buck-x !
bra sobre 6l MA 4
personal. =
Els una production ID
tia Xemeridad. en- e&%
emocionarSe.
RI !
y 1ne S5aileroA CIV ]
W. W ae6iaa s.isa de los
9Fn al dr ma y al. -
mpa' Sc exhibe ia Pc :
'nalI'erismo Gang BIS;
i"'eresante serie 49,
g Legion,
La gaceta., 1932-01-09

TAMPA. FLA. ENERO SABADO . De 1882
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26
NOTICE TO CREDiTORs.

In athe Probates Court for the ,annoko Precinct, Fourth Division, Terri
 tory of Alaska. SIn the matter of the Estate of Thomas P. Bare, deceased.
 Before Christian Bolgen, ,sComnis- sioner, -ex-offieio Probate Judge, Ane administrator of the estate ,of Thomas P. Bare, deceased.
 Notice isshetsby ,given that the an dersigned. Commissions is acting; as administrators of the estate of Thomas F. Rare, deceased.
 Notice isthereby gIven to the cred itors sands. all persons .1aSing Claims against lthe said deceased or his es- tatt soa eHhihi1. thsn,H with tpropez vouchers, for approval, within sixty days from ihe date of t1His notice, tc re, ssdadministrator, at my office at Ophir A Ai.skay ; the Sanse being sthe pseca for the transaction of the busi ness If the said segtate ain the Terri tory of Ahska.
 Dated at sDphir, Alaska, iFshruars if6, 1882.
 CHRISTIKNsBOLGEN,
 tCommissioner, and Administrator
 for the, Estate of Thonnas.tF.
 Bare, deceased.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26
GRAND IGLOO OF PIONEERS ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS
Fairbanks News-Miner.)

Fairbanks News-Miner.)
 Two resolutions were adopted yes- terday by the Grand 1gloo of the Pio- neers of Alaska.
 One called for the payment of monthly pensions of $35 for men and $45 for women, as authorized by the Legislature, instead of $20 2 month, the sum now received by both men and women.
 The second resolution protested against age discrimination in employ ment. Copies will be sent the Alaska Railroad, the Alaska Road Commis- sion and other large employers of labor.
 Six additional resolutions were con- sidered by the Grand Igloo this morn ing.
 The first; providing for biennial in- stead of annual convention, was laid on the table.
 A resolution was adopted petition ing for road from Cordsva to con- meet with the Richardson highway.
 A resolution was adopted memor- ializing oCngress for a @20 Federal wolf bounty.
 A resolution was adopted urging construction of coal bunker At Sew ard.
 No action was taken on a resolution proposed by the Ketchikan 1gloe pro- viding that persons resident in the Territory for 25 years be eligible to membership in the Pioneer order, the resolution to remain in force 10 years
 The only resolution on which a roll call was taken was passed unani- mously. It asked that careful con- sideration be given to the proposal that a Pioneers Home be built at Anchorage.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26
l0TICE OF FoRFE1rqyKE.
w. T. VANDERPOOL,

Eot5<e is hereby given Ito IF. W. Carter, .A. B. Ferguson, George jC. Fr.end and E. Coke Hill,, and their heirs and assigns, that their portions af d1 1xsessment,work, fnr the years 9z4 ts 133l, inclusive, done on the Bonanzs Association placer minin" claim, situated on Flat creek, tfihu- taxy oE Otter creek, in the Otter Re- cord1zE Precinct, Foursh Division, Territory of Alaska, must be paid wIsAin ninety (90) days from date heree1 or forfeit; all right and title to sAi1 PEAeer mining claim.
 PATRICK. SAVAGE.
 Dstsd Flat, Alaska. Jan. d6, 1882.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26

at tlA railing places therein specified. The sziN polling places win be open beevusn the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. and x 0'Eluck p. m. of said day. D0h.d at NcGrath. Alaslea. March 2Z, EaZ-
 e w. T. vANDERpOOL,
 E GS. Commissioner for the Nit.
 Mckinley Recording Pre-
 4CTnct, Fourth Division, Ter
 rritory of Alaska.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26
ORDER AND NOTICE tOF sRRIMARY fELECTmN To 'Be" Held On:& TUESDAY, aAPRu 2s, 1saz.
ORDER AND

| All tktC ohAGC. O1 tlkC OultEO oW0SC0 CommisSionersat.Mc Grath, Alaska, Fourth Judicial Division.@. Naw sSn this day. pursuant to Chap ter as, Session Laws of Alaska, ap- proved May 2, 1919, entitled. "an Act to provide fer the holding of primary elections in sthe Territory, of Alaska, to fix the manner. and time of holding the same, to prescribe thes.qualifica- tions of candidates to be nominated at such elections, and torsdeSignate the manner of filing and atthenticating their candidacy, and for other pur- poses, mad in conformity therewith
 1t k hereby ordered that for the purpose of the primary election to be held ,on April 26, 1882, all. of the ter ritory in the recording district known as Mtl Mckinley Recording District, outside sof Incorporated towns, is hereby divided into voting precincts, in eash of which a polling place is .herahy specified. Said voting. precincts are described and bounded as follows:s
 Pxecinct No. I: All the. territory frum Swift River up stream to Big River and all tributaries ito the Kus- k0irUlm River except Takotna River fro mthe mouth of Nixon, Fork. Precinct No. 2: All of Takotna River and it's tributaries from Nixon Forks to the head of said river. Precinct No. 3: All the territory from Big River to the head of the Kuskokwim River, including all it's tributaries and Upper Nixon River.
 Precinct No. 1. Voting place at U. s. Commissioners Office, McGrath.
 Precinct No. 2. Pioneer Hall, ITa- kotna.
 Precinct No. 8. Nixon Mine, Mes- pelt & Co.'s Mess House.
 Notice is hereby given that a pri- mary election will be held on Tues day, April PC, 1882, for the purpose of nominating candidates to the vari- ous political parties for the following offices, to-wit:
 A Delegate to Congress-;
 An Attorney. General for the Ter ritnry of Alaska;
 An Auditor for the, Territory of Alaska; 4,. A Commissioner of Education for the Territory of Alaska;
 A Highway Engineer for the Ter ritory of Alaska;
 One Territorial Senator Qong- term);
 One Territorial Senator (short term);
 Four Members of the House of Representatives of the Territory of Alaska;
 Two Road Commissioners for Road Wistrict Number Four;-,,
 A Governor for the Territory of Alaska;
 And flor the purpose of electing the following Officers, .to-wit:
 A National Committeeman. for the Democratic Party of the Territory of Alaska;
 "A National Committeeman. for the Republican Party of the. Territory of Alaska:
 Six Aelegates xanda Alternates to the nEmocratic National Convention;
 EsgD lAelegates s.,andrAlternates to the Republican National Convention.
 The said election will be- held zin the figlprecincts.ahoye named, and
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26

Pilot H. w. Rarnhill was We'd nesday arrival, coming in at 9 p. m. He had two passengers for Flat, Johnson Amid and Richard Tmdhlad.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26

Pilot Al Monsen, of the Pacific In- ternational, was a Friday arrival, leaving mail here and departing inn mediately on his way toward Bethel.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26

Jack Morris and Eddie Konig were yesterday arrivals from McGrath for a brief visit.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26


 The old Ninemile Roadhouse, sev- @ral miles out from Wasilla, on the Fishhook road, was destroyed by fire recently and almost resulted serious ly for W. w. Wade, who was spend ing the night with Bill Long, owner of tLe place. The fire oc .Irred dur ing the night, presumably having been caused by defective fue. Wade endeavored to extinguish the blaze with snow and in the excitement he broke through the floor inside the house and fell into the we'll. The cribbing was so old and rotten that Wells could not climb up the walls of the we'll and after several unsuc- cessful attempts he skinned" up the water pipe, which was so hot near the top by that time that both of the climbers hands were blistered. The building burned to the ground, and Long is making his home temporarily at the Sandy Burrel beaver ranch.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26

Axel Peterson, who arrived here Wednesday, returned to Ophir on Thursday, travelling via airplane.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26

J. H. Peterson, after a visit of a few days here, and Arnulf Hjelda left yesterday for Yankee creek.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26

John Happy Jacobsen was a Wed nesday arrival from Canes creek fur a few days visit in tswn.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26
Alaska Notes Gathered Hram Ersifo<hA
 Exahanaes.

Three miles of mining ground on Goldstream and Engineer creeks, in the Fairbanks district, have been &C., quired from the Whitworth Finance and Mining Computation by the Fair banks Exploration Company. Eight claims and associations, with total acreage of about 800, are involved. The claims are the Engineer Creek Association claim, the Wild Goose As sociation, the Owl Association, the London Fraction, the Q. K. Bench, the Eagle Association, the Engineer Bench Association, and the o. B. As :sociation. Requirement of the prop erty will enable the Exploration Com pany to prolong its placer operations. The money involved in the deal was mot announced.
The Kusko times., 1932-03-26

Three persons, pleading guilty to killing deer in the closed season, drew an aggregate of SLIGO in fines and IA months imprisonment from U. s. Commissioner DeArmond, at Sitka, recently. The three men, Ernest Wag- ner, D. J. Hardin and Carl Sater, pleaded guilty to the charge, and Wagner was fined $500 and given a term of six months in jail Hardin was fined $200 and given four months in jail, and Sater $500 and four months. The case developed from evidence gained in a raid several days before by Federal officers under the prohibition law. In addition to seiz- ing two stills, liquors and materials for the manufacture of moonshine, they also found i7 quarters of fresh deer meat and large barrel of salt ed meat
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-02-25

AS she mechanically cut lengths
Of Decent outing flannel for women
who for some inscrutable reason
wanted outing flannel in midsum-
mer, the girls mind returned con-
tinually to that morning CONVERSE
ton. Were the ROSTERS fooling
themselves? Were they indeed all
lost in worse than mediocrity? Did
the past glories Of a family count
for nothing when the present Of
that family was poverty?
whats eating you?" Jenny Ell
kins, her counter mate. asked once.
Nothing" Ellen replied spirit
lcssIy.
But she felt weary and discour-
aged. Her head ached from the
heat and from the ceascless com
plants of shoppers who desired
more for their money than their
money would buy. Like u.s.
thought Ellen bitterly.
With noon and the lunch hour
she cheered AS she combed her
hair and powdered her damp face
dry, she observed that she had
great deal of company. The dress
Ing room was full Of salesgirls. less
well Off than herself. many of them
fading, past the age Of romance and
past the possibility of attaining
happier futures.
Ellen was young. She had unde-
niablc good looks and distinction.
Just around the corner who knew