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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03
Founder Concurs

Dr. James Naismith, founder and originator of basketball, has con- ducted some scientific experiments which substantiate the above men toned statements.
 A squad of young men with no previous basketball team experi- ence was chosen for the test. This group was given the same daily fundamental drill and team play that a group of varsity players would have received for a period of Is weeks
 Daily tracings of the heart by the X-ray, both before and after play, revealed no increase in the size of the heart. Indeed, in some cases, the size showed a decrease.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03
Gen. Booth Warns
 of Dope Increase

NEW YORK, March 3. = Gen. Ballington Booth, president and founder of the Volunteers of Am erica. told the joint conference of the World Narcotic Defense Asso- ciation and the International Mar cotic Education Association that narcotic addiction was increasing among the unemployed.
 "Peddlers are increasing by ac- tivities among the unemployed and we hear they are even supplying narcotics free of charge until their victims have become addicts," said General Booth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03

intellect division am much less certain. If
 he won that tournament it must have been
 in a heavy fog and very soggy greens
 The details of his victory were never fully
 reported, and the score, to the best of my
 knowledge and belief was never attested.
 In his unwaTanted and impertinent interference against the repeal of the Alaska Bone Dry Law to which Delegate Wickersham has announced there were but three protests from all Alaska and two of them from the same family the Bishop with the political penchant certainly demonstrated that the fog of fanaticism has blurred the fine edge of his freedom of his intellect.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03
CULBERTSON'S CONTRACT BRIDGE BLUE BOOK
 VI agl

The Contract Bridge Blue Book is divided into four inter-related books:
 Bidding Valuation.
 Partnership Language.
 Distribution and Higher Strategy.
 Bridge Psychology.
 The book is arranged to fit the needs of all classes of players from the veriest tyro to the Super expert. The master player will find his more or less subconscious store of knowledge analtytically formulated and the average player and even the beginner, if careful to master the clements of Valuation and Part nership Language will, in few hours of concentrated reading, save years of painful trial and error method The printings of this book have sold out so fast our order has been delayed but we now have a few copies. Phone if you want one reserved. Price $2.00. *hf'
 THE NUGGET SHOP adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03
Activity Limited

A second interesting test of a different nature was made on four high school teams entered in a tournament. to ascertain the actual number of minutes that the aver age high school basketball player was in motion during the entire game.
 A separate watch was kept on
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03
BISHOP CANNON, A CHAMPION.

The Anti-Saloon League in it's annual conven- ton recently declared that Bishop Cannon, Jr '1s a champion Of freedom of conscience and intellect !" To this declaration Heywood Broun Columnist of the New York World-Telegram, retorted
 Competition being fierce do not know whther the good Bishop is entitled to the free conscience championship, but his pro- cedure in the matter of handling campaign funds certainly entities him to a high rating in this group.
 As to his title as king of the freedom of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03

Congress it is said, looks with favor on the proposal to distribute 4OOO00O0 bushels of wheat held by the Federal Farm Board to the nations needy Score one for the Farm Board the first it has made since it began spending millions of public money in a vain attempt to peg grain prices
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03

outlawing licensed liquor traffic that paid a billion a year in taxes giving the trade to crim- nal bootleggers and bribetaking officials.(Akron, Ohio Beacon -Journal)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03

This seems to be the dumping in politics Baker and Roosevelt throw out the League of Ma tions and Senator Davis casts Prohibition over board-( Charleston. w. Va. Mail9
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03

where are you going, Leader Al?" ITO the convention think shall ITO run if you they nomnate? "Yes, but I'm not a canddate!"-(New York Sun)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03

The Pekin Man, says French scientist, prob ably was able to work with bone Something like lot of our own politicians, Eh?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03

After all they might just well junk the sub marines, as theyn all sink of their accord anyhow--tOhio State Journal)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03

Rhode Island now has law legalzing 3.75 per cent beer It probably wont secede from the Union to uphold it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-03

Sino-Japanese conjugation: T shell, you shell they shell we shell"--(C Chicago News)
La gaceta., 1932-01-23
1>F0R NACION
DEL PUERTO

Rumbo a puertOs de Espana,
cargado de ~fosfato. sali6 aver el
vapor Mar Blanco", de bande-
ra espanola. Ell vapor panameno
Florida, parti6 hacia Baracoa,
Cuba. a cargar bananas. Tam
bien zrparon aver los vapores
Ellenor, Commercial ALBANIAN
Y Gulftrade, de bandera ameri-
cana.
Ell Commercial Alabaman a
rrib6 aver mismo de Filadelfia
Y Boston, con carga general. Ell
Commercial Orleanean lego de
New Orleans Y la motonave nj
caragUense Whipped, de Alva-
70 Obregon. MEXICO, con IN car
gamentos de platanos.
La gaceta., 1932-01-23

Al Brooklyn ha devuelto SUI
c~ontrato sin firmar el notable
jardinero Johnny Frederick. Ha
dicho Frederick que el no espe-
raba Sc lie hiciera una rebaja tan
grande.
La gaceta., 1932-01-23
PARA LA MUJER
(Por r. 7. GARCIA

Tengo sobre la vista un peri6-
dico de Georgia y per & me en-
tero q. la Sra. 7. HUMPHREYS, de
Juniper, para cultivar una fin
ca de su propiedad y pagan las
muchas contribuci0nes, hubo de
ponerse a arar, tirando del ara
do Su marido.
La verdad de esta noticia esta
g~arantizada NADIA menos que por
un agente del departamento de
Agriculture de los Estados Uni
dos.
Humphries Sc cans6 de bus
car una mula por tOdos los alre-
dolores, en- I'm radio de 20 mi
Has y viendo que no la encontra-
ba tom6 la resolution de tirar e.
mismo del arado.
70 no Sc 81 este es un progre-
so en- el pals de la maquinaria,
pero de todos modos acusa la
buena voluntad de este marido,
que es algo raro en- esta epoca
de hombres c6modos Y de seno-
ras y senoritas repetec6modas.
La gaceta., 1932-01-23

CIRCULO CUBANO
Tampa, Enaro % de 1892.
C~ONTESTANDO AL LLAMA
no COMITE DE PUBLICI-
DAD DE LA
RA Mum. 2

Sin preambulos vamos a de
cries 10 S~iguiente:
Primero: Que ell jueves d,
eSta semana, dia p, hubo Jun
ia General en- ell Circulo Cuba.
no Y ninguno de ustedes, cor
tantos cargos que formulan er
Su manifesto, Sc puso de pie a
combatir nuestra labor admi,
nistrativa; ninguno de ustedes
dijo 10 que ahora dicen en- eSe
oapel. GPor que no 10 hicie-
ron? GPor que no hablaron?
Segundo: En- esa candidatu-
"a No. ?, figuran socios que
eran miembros de la Secci6n
Atl6tica y con su palabra y su
labor tomaron parte principal
en- ell gasto de los 100000 pa
ia arreglo de la Arena. Sc gas
to csc dinero en- arreglar la
Arena porque estaba cayendo-
Sc a pedazos y, ademaS, por-
que ell Circulo alcanZ0 e, no
nor de yer puesto SUI nombre en-
una ley del Estado autorizan-
dolo a verificar peleas de b.
Xeo.
No respondi6 ell publico a los
deseoS de la Secci6n Atletica,
por la escasez de trabajo, Y de
aqui que aun no Sc haya podl-
do llevar de nuevo al teSoro So
cial ell dinero que de Ell Sc Sa-
cara para las Preparedness. En-
la Junta General del JueveS II
de los socios que figu-
"a en- la candidatura No. 2 hi
70 cargos contra la Secci6n At
quiza pensando que en-
tire ellOs Sc destaca uno que ca
81 personalmente dirigi6 la
obra.
Tercero: Esta Directiva no
impuso la derrama de 10 cen
tavos, pues a pesar de que ell
Reglamento la autoriZa para
hacerlo, tuvo ell buen acuerdo
de lamar a una Junta Gene
raj y fueron los socios del
luego de que clara
mente Sc les expuso la situa-
ci6n, los que acordaron la de-
rama.
Los inconformes con la de
rrama tambien pudieron en- la
General del jueves haber
solicitado su abolici6n, pero
no 10 hicieron porque intima-
.ente saben que ell Circulo Gu
en- estos momentos, sin
ella lucharia con muy serias di
'icultades.
Esta Directiva no ha queri-
La gaceta., 1932-01-23
Para cafe Hacienda y Cara.
colNo de Puerto Rico
CAFETERIA
Septima Avenida y Gale %

GASOLlNA-Los motores mo-
dernos de alta compression, prom
to arranque Y suave operation
necesitan GASOLINE como la
refinada por la Standard Oil.
Esta Gasoline puede Vd. obte-
nerla a precio mas bajo que en-
ninguna otra estaci6n en- nues-
ira Gasolinera, situada en- la
IA. ave. y Gale II.
VisitenOs y sc cOnvencer..
GONZALEZ, Prop.
La gaceta., 1932-01-23

CHILDREN will fret, eften for no
~ apparent reason. But there's ALWAYS
Castoriai AS harmless as the recipe
ON the wrapper; mild and bland as il
tastes. But its gentle action soothes q
Q %younSster more surely than a more
powerful medicine.
That's the beauty OF this special
ehlldren's remedy II may be given the
finest infant - as often "a there ID
need. In cases a colo, diarhea o.
similar disturbance, ii 10 invaiuabM.
A coated tongue calls for just a few drops
to ward off constipation; SO does amy
suggestion Of bad breath. Whenever
children don't eat well. don't rest wed,
or have any little upset-ths purs
vegetable preparation 10 usually al
that's needed.
La gaceta., 1932-01-23
ben prepararse para cooperar

ben prepararse para cooperar
con esta Directiva y ell cuerpo
social 81 la suertc les es adver-
a cn Ia eleccionos del domin-
GO, puoi ii reSuelVen seguir ha
ciendo una opoSiel0n injustifi-
cada, la mayoria de los socios
llegara a Greer que aigunas
personals persiguen como idea
fija la intenci6n de dirigir los
intereseS del Circulo Cubano.
Y conSte que para contentar
los de ninguna manera vamoS
a aceptar que La Columna pa
Sc su deuda al CirculO Cubano
y que La Columna entire en- esta
Sociedad sin la debida fiscal
zaci6n.
Pero 81 ustedes Green que
debe admitirse a La Columna
sin fiscalizaci6n alguna y acep
tando la deuda por ella con-
traida en- su finca, ahi esta la
Junta General, que es duena
y soberana, y a ella pueden
recurrir.
La gaceta., 1932-01-23
lectivo. son parte del conglore-
RADIO que lleva a la humanidad
Y,ot. ri oon;ro dol prnrrneC

FIT u NN'tiAAARV AN4 PkNS4NNN'
Iaborando, la primera paEa-
ra sus contribuciones y manten-
ORA a su familia en- espera de
reunir dinero para comprar un
tractor; Y la segunda, sin yer va
las cosas que pasan a su alrede-
dor, ofrece conferencias y sigue
predicando Ia necesidad de que
la mujer Sc instruya Y paSe a
compartir con el hombre las pc
nosas tareaS de la vida.
La gaceta., 1932-01-23

La Academia Francesa Y la
Academia de Medicina de Paris
han cOncedido sus mas importan
ties honores a una mujer polaca,
la Doctora Melaine Lepinska,
cue al igual Que su compatriota,
Maria Curie, vino j6ven a Fran
cia a estudiar las ciencias.
A la edad de 10 amos la Sra.
Lepinska lego a Paris. Dos
amos mas tarde perdi6 la vista
del ojo izouierdo, pero. no obs
tante prosigui6 sus estudios de
medicinal y alcanz6 los grades.
Sc especializ6 en- hygiene mental
Y nutrici6n Y los resultados de
sus investigaciones han sido di-
fundidos por TODD ell mundo.
Ella Sc VIC obligada a abandO-
mar su trabajo de laboratorio
cuando perdi6 la vista por COM
pleto, pero continue su inter6s
por la ciencia dando conferen-
cias en- los principles paises de
Europa.
Esos honores le fueron conce-
didos a raiz de la publication de
su libro LA Mujer y los Progre
sos de la Ciencia Medical.
Grande la diferencia entire ia
primera mujer, que empun6 el
arado para ayudar a su marido,
que servia de mulo o caballo, y
esta otra mujer que ha sabido
sacrificarse por la ciencia me
dica y la salud de sus semejen-
tes.
Mas la campesina primera
Y la doctcra que perdi6 la vista
investigando para beneficio CO.
La gaceta., 1932-01-23
Notas de Base Ball

Comunican de New York Que
el Club Brooklyn concedio aver
libertad de acci6n al pitcher Gu
bano Adolfo Duque, rompien-
do asi la que Sc llamaba bateria
Guiana de las mayores, COM
puesta de Luque y Alfonso L6-
PEI, el j6ven catcher de Tampa.
Tambien do ell Brooklyn su
"libertad incondicionaI' al vete-
rano jardinero Rube Bressler,
que ingresara en- las mayores en-
1914, cuando Luque tambien hi
20 su presentation en- las gran
DIES ligas.
No Sc sabe que ninguno de Us
clubs de la Nacional haya hecho
oferta alguna por Luque.
La gaceta., 1932-01-23
NOTA:

Del manifesto del Comit(
de Publicidad de la Candida
tura No. ,, que ueva como can.
didato a Segundo Vice Presi.
dente al ST., Manuel Mari Al,
mirantearena, y como candi-
dato a primer Vocal al Sr. An,
, tonic Mesa, SacamoS estas pa.
labras: LOS ASOCIADOS EN-
FERMOS NO HAN VISTO A.
TENDIDAS MUCHAS DE SUS
QUEJAS GRAVES Y MEN
TRAS DE LOS FONDOS SO
GALES Sc PAGABAN HAS
Ia HACE POGO SUELDOS E
A FRENTE A LAS IN
SISTENTES PROMESAS DE
ECONOMIC QUE Sc NOS
HACIAN SIN TENER EN-
CUENTA Ell ASOMBROSO
DEFICIT QUE.
La Directiva del Circulo Gu
banO contesta a esas palabras
diciendo que ha estado opues-
Ia y seguira opuesta a toda
rebaja de sueldos, pero que 81
las circunstancias y la vida de
la Sociedad 10 demanda, i'm
pondra unicamente las econo-
mias Que sean absOlutamente
imprescindibles. Luego de yer
que hacia falta verificar ma
yores economics, In Directiva
ha hecho algunas disminucio-
mes en- los sueld0s, pero con ca
racter temporal. Estima ell
cuerpo director del Circulo Gu
banO que mantener sueld0S JUS
tos es tan convenience a la So
ciedad como a los hombres que
la sirven.
Por la Secci6n de Propagan-
da,
Francisco Fernandez,
Presidente.
Visto Buenos
Jose S. Franco,
Presidente General
La gaceta., 1932-01-23

Ell pitcher Pat Maloney, de los
Cubs firm6 aver su contrato a
ceptando una pequena rebaja de
sueldo.
A los gigantes mand6 aver su
contrato, debidamente firmado,
Ell catcher Frank Hogan. Antes
de firmar ell documento Hogan
celebr6 una entrevista con ell Sc
cretario del club, Jim Tierney.
La gaceta., 1932-01-23

i. reoho 8 m6dico y medit.na. T
!. CIrculo prueba su bondad co
J.. mo una Sociedad de Socorro
Mutuos. ayudando a hombre
que no lie pagan dieta, con me
dic0 Y medicinas. 5Por que 10
4uejosOS no Sc levantaron el
la Junta General del jueveS ,
pidieron que a esoS seis ciento
hombres Sc les retirara ell de
recho a recibir Ia ayuda gu,
Sena.a ell Reglamento y que
eQuivale a una crecjda can't
dad de miles de pesos al aho.
Cuarto: La Clinica de Emel
gencia, cuando fue instalada
costaba 10 Siguiente: por alQui,
Ter, $4,000 al mes; enferme.
IA $50 a la semana; conserje.
$14.00 semanaleS; empleada
para Oar numeroS. $1,000 a la
semana. Mas de $252.00 men
Suales en- sueldoS y alquiIer sin
contar te!efono. luz. gas, algo,
t6n y otros gaStos impreScin-
dibles EN- una Clinica.
La paSada administration
por medic de un contrato tenn
poral redujo esoS gastos 4 $3.50
y la actual, creyendolo opor-
tuno, hiZo un contrato con ell
Centre Asturiano para la
"emergencias' Y desde enton-
ces nunca hemos pagado por
elias mas de $4,000.
Era por 10 tanto preferable
la desaparici6n de la "Ciinica"
que SUI sostenimiento en- contra
del tesoro de la Sociedad.
Sobre la venta de los uten-
SilioS y ell cierre de la cacarea-
da Clinica, ell Comite de Publ
cidad pudo haber dicho algo
en- la Junta del pasado %jueves
EN- la Junta en- que los seno-
res socios aprobaron dar por
terminada la Clinica.
Quinto; La figura esa de que
Sc habla en- la simpatica alocu
ci6n, es ponente o presidente
del Comite nombrado por la
Junta General para reformar
ell Reglamento y los Sres. de la
candidatura No. 2 saben bien
que unicamente los socios, en-
Junta General, pueden tomar
acuerdos reformando ell Re-
g%lamento.
Esta Directiva ha venido a
justandose Y Sc ajustara en- to-
dos los mas minimos detalles
al espiritu y letra del Regla-
mento y desafia a los que OPT
men 10 contrario a que hagan
sus cargOs fOrmalmente, ante
una Junta General, y prueben
10 contrario.
Sexto: La Secci6n de PrOpa-
ganda alcanz6 un rotundo ext
to con la fiesta que algunos
pensaron seria un fracaso y ell
dinero ganado 10 pas6 a la Sec
ZION de AuxiIio.
Para p%rolongar ell receso de
los socios que justificaran no
.ener trabajo, Sc destin6 la
,antidad de $500; pero como
Il ComitG de Pubiicidad no es-
"a en- La administration, no sa-
be que la Secci6n de Auxilios
na venido tomando ell dinerO
IN cantidades de $500. De
ahi la mala information que sc
mace del asunto, dirigiendOse a
los socios del Circulo Cubano.
del dinero de la Secci6n
de Auxilios Sc ha invertidO en-
ayudar a algunos s0cios que
son allegados de personals muy
respetables que figuran en- la
,andidatura No. 2, y 81 por ca
,ualidad no les responde la me
m0ria, los datos All estan para
probar nuestras palabras.
S6ptimo: La administration
presente obedece al pie de la
.etra.los acuerdos de la Junta
General e invitamos a los Sc
nores del Comite de Publici-
dad a que nos demuestren 10
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-01
STUDENTS AIDED
BY TEA DRINKING
AT HOOVER HOME

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.
Jan. l. UP)-Two dollars may be
lot of money to pay for a cup
of tea and a few sandwiches, but
when YOU have the tea III Presi-
dent Herbert Hoovers home it's
a different matter.
So that they might say "we had
tea at the Hoovers," more than
3700 women paid So each during
the past two years at teas staged
in the Presidents campus residence
here. university officials an
nounced today.
Proceeds are used by the Un-
versity Mothers club, which spon-
sors the events, to provide schol-
arships for needy students.
The scholarships, Dean of
Women Mary Yost said in reveal
ing receipts from the teas, range
from small sums to $3.50. These
scholarships, she declared, are
emergency awards to deserving
students not eligible for university
scholarships under university reg
ulation.
Twenty-Five hundred women paid
50 each to attend the Hoover
House tea given by the Mothers
club last month. Dean YoSt an
nounced. Of this amount, $1,000
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-01
Opera Star To
Take New Wife

NEW YORK. Jan. /. (UE)-LaWr-
ence Tibbett. baritone star Of opera
and the talkies. and Mrs. Jennie
Marston Adams Burgard San Fran
cisco heiress, were to be married
here today.
The couple planned a private cer-
emony this afternoon at the home
of Hunter S. Marston Mrs. Bur-
CARDS brother. Only relatives and
close rfiends were to attend.
Tibbett was divorced at Reno by
his first wife December Is. Mrs.
Burgard was married twice before,
to Robert j. Adams of New York
and John Clark Burgard, both of
whom she divorced in Reno,
The first Mrs. Tibbett, Nee Grace
Mackay, was in New York today to
allow Tibbett to see his two child
ren, under the terms of the di-
vorce.
Tibbett's rise to stardom in opera
was meteoric after his debut in
Aida at the Hollywood Bowl in 1923.
His former wife, in divorcing him.
charged his artistic temperament
made life with him unenduranble."
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-01

tor, and letters of administration
in the estate of Lizzie Farrell
granted to Charles E. Farrell.
Wooda Rlcsy Dance Studio, 723
Orange. Phone 1888. l6tf
Newkirk's Beauty Snop For de-
pendable service. Phone 227. l7tf
Appointed Deputy-County Clerk
Edward H. Law yesterday after
noon appointed Alice NJ. Robinson
special registration deputy county
clerk.
Madame Priser--French designer
and dreSs-maker, $50 Commercial
st. Phone 1854. 3ltf
All our promises have been lib
orally exceeded. See our milk
score. Start the New Year with
Hayekorst Golden Guernsey MIX.
Phone Holtyille 8730-J-4. 3lt2
Sues for Divorce-Myrtle I. Prim
Yesterday afternoon filed suit
against Theodore Prim, seeking a
divorce on grounds of extreme
cruelty. A property settlement had
been effected out of court, the
complaint said.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-01
Southland Gets
Fine New Years

LOS ANGELES, Jan. l. U.P)-
The New Year is off to a bright
start in Southern California, the
United States weather bureau pre-
dicted today.
While there were indications that
rain might fall intermittently in
the San Diego area tonight or to-
morrow, the coastal area about
Los Angeles probably will not be
visited for a time by a resumption
of the record rains of the last few
weeks.
At 6 a. m. the weather bureau had
measured .05 inch for last nights
rain in Los Angeles. Other fig
ures for the storm up to o'clock
are: Corona, .05 inch; San Pedro.
IA; Mt. Wilson, %; Pasadena, %;
Pomona, 30; Redlands, .06; River
side, 10; San Bernardino, .03: San
Fernando, OF; Santa Barbara, 40;
Sierra Madre, IA, and San
Diego, .04.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-01
Heart Attack
Proves Fatal

Horatio c. Crouch, 48, was found
dead in Imperial shortly after o
o'clock last night after having lain
dead for several hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch wers
stopping at a local hotel and
Crouch went to Imperial yeSter-
day TO bring back an automobile
for friend He found the ma
chine with a flat tire. When his
body was discovered last night, it
was slumped between the car and
shed where he apparently at
tempted to repair the tire.
Heart disease is believed 10 have
caused his death as he was said
to have suffered from a heart all
ment. He came to Ell Centro from
Colorado and was employed in
fanching activities.
Coroner Bert Underwood is con-
Quoting an investigation into the
cause of death today. The body
is at Lemons undertaking estab-
lishmcnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-01
Prince To Fight
Actress Charge

LOS ANGELES. Jan. /. U.P)--
Prince Serge M'Divani will make
Pola Negri, his former wife, prove,
if she can, she loaned him two
million francs, or 100000, in court,
he said today.
MDiyani. here after his recent
marriage to Mary McCormic, opera
star, said;
"She cannot prove thing. If
she had such claim against me,
why did she not present it at the
time of divorce?
II have done everything TO help
her, even to the extent Of getting
myself into trouble from time to
time. I am going to fight her to
the end"
Miss Negr sued the Georgian
nobleman for the sum which she
claimed she loaned him while they
were married, and which she said
he had agreed to return last Oct
ober, but had not.