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La gaceta., 1932-11-25
En- L'URi0ae ItGli0ad

Anoche sc efectu6 en- esta 50
ciedad un bale, en- cOnmemora-
ci6n de la hermosa fecha de
Oar Gracias a Dios,' asistien-
do distinguidas familias.
La reputada orquesta que te-
ria a su cargo el programme bal
liable, integrada por conocidos
r3ofesores, fu6 aplaudida ince-
santemente por la juventud d.
vertida.
Ali 60 encOntraban las elegan
IS V lindas senoritas: Betty
Tortorici, Josephine Russo, Eloi
po Vazuuez, TesSie Pi'isci, Ami
ia Pasauta, Bernice Mdllis, Julia
Mickler, Mary Y Theresa King,
Marguerite Strickland, Kath-
leen Lynch, Lucille Brown, Jes :
sic y Lee Surrenoy, Velia Men :
dez, Evelyn Afford, Violet Men
dez, Margaret Smith, MARITIME
Ferguson, Nenita Barea, Angie
Pendino, Jennie CastiRlia, Lily
Sarcone, Frances Castiglia, Uni
&c Surrency, Jennie Russo, An
pie Sases, Grace Falsone, Angie
Garcia, Lily Cressi, Dorothy Rus
tin, Evelyn Garcia, Pauline Nj
dalla, Frances Delgado, Sarah
Cicarello, Angie Mendez, There
sa Cicarello. Margaret Prendes.
Frances Chiaramonte, Sena Blu
falo, Rose P~ellegrino. Mary Per
dino. Mary Lobo, Rose Chiara.
monte, Lily Kelly, Lucille Smith
Tulsa Rivero, Dalia Fueyo, NoE.
ma Diaz, Mary Russo, PAULINE
Figarrotta y Angelina Kelly.
La gaceta., 1932-11-25
BOLIVIA FESTEJO Ia Cal.
DA DE LOS INCAS

Madrid, Nov. Pei minis
tro de Espana en- La Paz, ha
telegrafiado diciendo que ALI
ACADIA de festejarse la calda
de los Incas y la conQuista de
csc territorio por Espana.
En- ell periodic de la conquis-
ia reinaron Is Incas y ell ultl-
mo divide ell imperio entire sus
dos hijos, dando Hauscar ell
Norte, con Quito de capital, y
a Atagualpa ell Sur, con Cruz
CO de capital.
Los hermanos fueron a la
guerra y Atahualpa mat6 a
Huascar, debilitando ell impe-
rio V facilitando la conquista
por Espana.
Hace cua.ro cientos amos Pr
zarro prepare un ataque con-
ira ell ejercito de Atahualpa, en-
Caxamarca, Peru, con la estra
1Z
La gaceta., 1932-11-25
NINIATO GUTIERREZ S
CUE EN- CALIFORNIA

Habana, nov. -Ncnsaies
Sc han recibido aqui. firmados
por cI DR.. Niriato Gutierrez,
residentc del Institute Nacio-
nal del A2icar, dando cuenta d"
cue pasard UcS o cuatro mcors
n California, donde va Sc en-
cdentra Su csp0Sa.
Los peri6dicos amcricanos
AN publicado declaraciones de
tiutiGrrez en- las cualcs este ase-
rura que la entrada Iibre del
azicar de Puerto Rico, las Fill
oinas y Hawai- ha arruinado la
industrial aZucarera Guiana.
FL precio del azticar es I'm
centavo la libra en- el mercado y
cuesta un centavo y cuarto pro-
ducirla, segun el DR.. Gutierrez.
La gaceta., 1932-11-25
CARTA CADLEGRAFlCA DE CUBA

tro de CJ5a en- la repGblica de
Haiti y Santo Domingo, naci6
en- Puerto Rico, aunque de muy
peQueno fue traido a Cuba, to-
mando parte en- las guerras de
Independence.
Ell general Enrique Loynaz
del Castillo, ministro que era en-
Santo Domingo, ACADIA de e
TRANSFERRED a la Repdblica de
Panama, Y 81 Dr.. Masvidal, que
Staba en- Panama. pasara al
Peru.
loynaz del Castillo naci6 en-
ante Domingo.
La gaceta., 1932-11-25
GUTIERREZ TUVO OTRO
~AMIENT CON CLIO
COLATE

!labana, nov. 25.-I.as ulti-
rlaS noticias de New York dan
Clcnta de que Pincho Gutierrez
IN tenido otro rozamiento con
kid Chocolate, por haber ell pri-
nero reprendido al segundo,
one TersiSte en- no hI'er ell de
lido cntrenamiehto.
Estima Gutierrez que Choco-
late pesa menosede 10 que defie-
II pesar y que sigue descuidan-
dose en- su preparation. AsegG-
rase que ell negrito tomara los
rVicios de otro director 81 no
.l.ega 4 I'm acuerdo definitivo
en- Pincho.
La gaceta., 1932-11-25

La function del C. Astur10no
Ell dia 80 Sc verificara en- ell
teatro del Ceutro AstGri&no :.
function benGfica para rlcaba~
fondos con d -stiGo a los damn
ficados por ell huracan que azo-
tara a Cuba.
Los senores que componen la
subcomisi6n sc encuentran muy
entusiasmado7 por ell exito que
hasta ahora Sc aprecia, con la
entrega de localidades.
Publico la lista de las distin-
tas personalidades que han re-
cibido sus localidades: Francis
co Aranga, Manuel Arrange, Jo-
sc Arrange, Higinio Lobe, Jose
Llaneza, Victor DiaZ, Faustlno
Fernandez, Enrique Pendas,
Panchito, capataz de Regens-
burg, Silverio Fernandez, BaldO
nero Fernandez, Antonio Con :
zalez, Manuel Garcia, Benito
Rlanco, Angelic Garcia, Carlos
Pelaez, Manuel Sanchez, Joa-
quin Mascunana, Jose BustllIo,
Antonio Perez, Jose Ramon A
vellanal, Panchito Sierra, Jim :
my Blain, Jose Diaz, F. Carrera,
Enrique Rosas, Rafael Marti :
nez, Benjamin Alvarez, Eugeio
Ruiz, Leo Garcia, Jesus Aenlle,
Domingo Quintana, Ramon Sic
ira, Luis Martinez Martorell, 10
Sc Greco, Angel Greco, Augusta
Garcia, Jose Garcia, padre; &C.
neroso Garcia, Juan Fernandez,
Juan Laso, Ramon Gutierrez,
Pepito Reina, M. Nistal, Bias Ra
mos, Rafael Ramos, Jose Diaz,
Antonio Reina, Ramon Paredes,
Julio Perez, Alfredo Garrido, A
lejandro Pinero, LeOpoldo Ca :
macho, Inocencio Preda, B. Va
lero, Bias Zarate, Andres Fon-
%anilla, Rodolfo Menendez, Pan
,cho Escalante, Jose Escalante,
Proceso San Martin, Cooperate
vas Gel Hombre Nuevo," "Los
Amigos de Palmetto;" Andres
Valenti, Antonio Flores, sonora
de Manuel Corral, Angel Valdes,
Jose Diaz, Alfredo Gonzalez, De
dolino Alvarez, Ramon F. Rey,
Florentino Diaz, Antonio Alva =
rez, Ceferino Lopez, Armando
Rodriguez, Marianfn Fernandez
Mariana Alvarez, Fernando
Quesada, Jose r. Colmenares, Jo
Sc Piquera, Chano Casals, Celes
tins Vega, Angelic Garcia, vida.
de Torres, 'CirculO Cubano,' LA
Columna", Logias "Aguila& de
Oro," "Cabellero de la Luz
Dante Alighieri," "Peales Ca
balleros de America" G"Logias
Unidas;" "Cantro Astrriano,'
"Uni6n Italiana," "Centro EsDo
mol" "Sociedad Itali@," Fdua~.
do V. GeneriQre. William Moro.
ia, Panchito Hernands2, JOSE
Antonio Santcm6, Laureano To
rres, Jr., Serafir Nontiel, ~
MON de Escogedores," "Uni6l
de Rezagadores," Cafe Valencia
Jose Alfonso, Ceestino Landeira
La gaceta., 1932-11-25

DUu Enrique eQudS- anna
blemente n"S mostro aver ell
grardioso sa'6H o "galera" en-
ell cual diariamente trabs jan
93l t]orcedoreS. mas de 40 des-
palilladoraS Y no Sabemos Guam
toS rezagadoreS.
Por ell corredor principal de
la galera caminaban a toda pri
Sa los obreroS que ibdn a tom +
capa . ~regresaban a suS mtaas.
Las chavetaS ent madam la
sinfonia del "tabaco habanD'
Y ell cafeterO, con suS botcllas
de refrcScoS, dabd la nota pin
~tJresca en- ell conjunto.
HombreS Y muieres habl II
rlen Y tue1cen la RIGA h a
mientraS los puros Sc acumu
Ian en- ell interior de cada me-
sa o en- q "guarda polvoS."
En- el pis1 alto, Ia trip: }e
Cuba, oXcelente, de la m ior
calidad Sc prepare, Sc "a on
diciona' para ser enviada ; los
.abaqueros por conducto del
r~epartidor de tripa.
Los eseogcdores, 60 parejaS
en- total, trabajan en- dos am
0lias salas, donde los p res
N ~apartados y envasados.
f. escogedor, como ell buen
abaquero, es un artista.
iPreciosa la montana de
'Queenes' que Don Err qu,
abba acabado de rev ar!
Cada puro una obra de ar e.,
}echa por un obrero que puiien
do Sc ayuda a 81 mismo y ayuda
"a industrial, ahora combat
a por las tagarninas de las
naquinas.
Rtgensourg and Sons firara
ltre las primeras cinco fIhri-
IS del pals y tiene una nHeva
.alera, obra maestro de venti-
1ci6n e hygiene, como proba-
>lemente no la tiene ell Trust
las otras cOrporaciOneS enc
rigas de nuestra industrial
Una "galera de tabaqueria'
ne parece una sala de confe-
2ncias o una catedra.
~ este 10 escribimos no para
'aduIar" a RegenSburg 0 a On.
unique, que no han meneStcr
e elogioS porque durante los
zee meses de 1882 han re
artido ell trabajo entire SIS o.
eros, Iibrandolos del hambre
la desperation!
~ cuando Don Enrique ha-
la de las Pascuas ~ de la cues
4 de Enero,' piensa en- que
leben reabrirse cuanto antes,
lie modo que los torcedoreS pue
an llevar pan a ,sus casas Y
2ntlibuir con sus iornales al
ruilibrio y prosperidad de
'ampa.
La gaceta., 1932-11-25
| Y CONTRA DE LOS ALTOS
~ARANCELES

Hahana, nov. 25.-En un ban
efectuado anui, en- ell que
! ~'"ieron uso de las palabras dis
tfnguidos cubanos Y america
nos, Sc abog6 porque Estados
bale las tarifas arance-
de modo que mejore ell
intercambio de productos entire
y la vecina ~repGblica.
Gran numero de orpanizacio-
res americanas, cubanas y espa-
j olas Sc hicieron representa- en-
el acto.
La gaceta., 1932-11-25
CHUNCAS Y NO CHUNGAS

En- la tarde de aver ell tesore-
TO del Comit6 Pro-Victimas de
Huracan, Sr. Enrique Pendas.
tenia en- su poder la suma de
S1,226.20.
Hoy lie seran entregados $72
so, recogidos por la comiSi6n
que integran los Sres. Raul We
ga, Ramon Sierra, Juan Fernar
DEE Y Gustavo Hernandez.
La firma de Regensburg and
Sons do aver un cheque de cier
pesos para las victimas, que apa
rece include en- los $1,226.20.
Tres pesos que aparecieron a
creditados al restaurant Allon-
ia, en- la liSta de West Tampa,
fueron dados por ell dueno del
restaurant lie Cuesta y Rey.
He aqui una lista de impor-
tantes dorativOs: TAMPA Flee
trio, $3.50. Exchange National
Bank, por SUI nresidente Mr.. Gri
fin, 500; Peninsular Telephone
Co., por ST p~esidente Sr. Bro
rein, 500: RererSburg & Sons,
800; Daniel Pendas, $50; Pc
dro G. Ramos, $50; dieron $25
,cada una de las fabricas Noises
Bustillo Y Merriman, Jose Es-
calante y Co, Perfecto Garcia
and Bros, Hav-a-Tampa Cigar
&C., Corral Wodiska Y Co., Nor
gan Cigar, Cuesta y Rey, Garcia
V Vega Y la caioneria Lehman
Weidman; diez pesos cada uno,
Max Schwartz 0 La lntegridad
Berliman Bros, Villaz0n y Co.,
jose arrange, Gradiaz Annis Y
Co.; Cinco pesos, ell Sr. Sierra
do SalvadO Rod"i"uez: Y Cue.
rra-Diaz Y Co. Hiram Hammer.
Preferred Havana Cigar; un
peso, H. l.. Roberts Y S. G.
Thompson.
La firma de Arrange Y Aran-
90 tambien do $25. Val NJ. Ar
tuono entregara diez sacos de
papaS.
FL fabricante retirado Sr.
Celestino Vega remiti6 un che
que de diez pesos y do cinco pc
SOS ell ST.. s. Fernandez. alto en-
pleado de la firma Regensburg
Benito Lopez y Jose Estrada
dOnarOn un peso cada unO.
La mission MetOdista Latina
entrcg6 $16.10, per conducto d.
Rev. Ramiro Paula.
In peso don6 ell Sr. Ramon
Mascunana.
Deiamos para la semana pro.
xima ell publican la Iista de re.
pas, where's Y otros efectos do
nados por bondadosos conner
c;antes de Ybor y Tampa.
A favor de las victimas Sc
ofoctu6 anOche una function, eE
ell Cfrculo Cubano, y la seman
pr6Xima Sc verificara un bale
Otra furci6n, con la compa
MIA de Ortiz de Zarate, tendra
lugar ell microbes venidero. el
ell teatro del Centre AsturianC
iPor que incluye listed
lista de donativos en- su sec :
ci6n?-se pregunta a nuestrc
director.
Los que ayudan a los cuba.
nos en- desgracia merecen todo
"uestro respeto y 10 unico que
Dodemoe hacer para expresar.
les nuestra gratitud, es ceder.
les e. espacio desde ell cual a.
c stumbramcs a exponer, cor
entera siAceridad, nuestras
ideas y p%rop6sitos,
Tampa esta realizando cur
verdadero esfuerzo" y e1 Co.
mite espera seguir acumulan.
do donativos y pasar de los
$4,000, sin hcluir ell precio dc
las rcpas y los where's que va
estan almacenados en- ell Circu
10 Cubano.
La gaceta., 1932-11-25
'HINA ACEPTA PROPOSE
Clones PARA NEGOCIAR

Marking, Nov. 25.-Las pro
posiciones insinuadas por la
Comisi6n Lytton y otros para
directas negociaciones con ell
Jap6n, con ell fin de encontrar
una salida a la disputa de la
Manchuria, son absolutamen $
tie aceptables para China, Sc
gun ell gobierno anunci6 en- la
manana Dc hoy.
La comision Lytton recomicn
da una conferencia consultiva
entire China y ell Jap6n, con el
objesO de negociar cuatro trata-
dos Separates:
Uno, qPe ell gobierno de China
constituR Una adRinistraci6n
de la MaAchuria; otrE un trata-
do entre China Y ell Jap6n sobre
los inter Bes jap.neses; tcrccro,
tratado conciliaci6n, arbitra-
je y asisrencia mutua, y cuarto,
w tratado commercial entire los
dos paises.
Por ell primero &c crea'ia IN
regimen auton6mico y la mica
fuerza armada en- la Manchuria
seria establecida con ell apoyo de
instructores extranjeros v para
prestar servicio de policia.
La gaceta., 1932-11-25

Paris. Nov. 25.-DetraS de las
c0ntradictorias normas ecOnC =
MEAS V nacionales Sc libra hoy
rna uemenda lucha en- Europa.
Els una lucha de ideas entire las
teorias de la democracia y la
autOcracla.
NumerosaS eVidenciaS d. este
choque Sc han manifeStado du :
rantc los ultimos dias, pero las
democraCias muestran SenairS
de I'm nuevo vigor.
AL frlnte de las grandcg de
mocracias apareccn In"latcr a Y
Francia, iunto a las cua'cs que
den ser colocadaS BGlpica, los
Estados Escandinavos, ChecCes
ICvamuia, Espana, HoIarda. Su'
"a, Estonia, Latvia, Finlandia y
Austria.
Ocupando I'm estado interme-
do, pero con cie"ta inclination
hacia la democracia, apnrocan
Portugal, Bulgaria, Rumania y
Grecia.
Los estados sometidos al do
mimic autocratico son Russia, TIA
liza, Alemaia, Polonia, Jugo EeIa-
via, Lituania, Turquia, Hungri3
y Albania.
Els TN hecho curioso, aunquc
hay ciertas excepciones, Que la
democracia aparece avanZar con
el industrialismo y Ia autocra-
cia con el movimiento agrario.
En- este punto es interesante no
tar que el presente autocraticO
regimen en- Alemania, emana ca
81 cnteramete de los t~erratenien
ties, no de los industriales.
Aunque difieren en- la forma
de autocracia, sabese que existe
una %corirente de simpatia inter
nacional entire Russia, Italia y A
lemania.
A Francia le ha cOreSrpOndi-
DO ser el leader de la dtmocra-
ella, particularmentc ahOra Guam
do esta gobernada por la izquier
ia. Puede decirse que la fricci6n
ire Francia e Italia cast Sc de
be principalmente a la dispari-
dad de criterio entire los demo-
cratas y los fascistas.
Cuando Espana era una dicta-
dura Sc inclinaba hacia Italia.
Hoy, como una democracia, Sc
inclina hacia Francia.
La vista del primer ministro
Herriott a Espana es muy sig
nificativa, no solo desde eI pun
t de vista de la politica extran-
iera, sino tambi6n desde el pun
to de vista de la doctriRa demo
cratica.
Herriot ha dicho una y otra
vez que las tres grandes demo :
rracias del mundo deben unirse
d&@pue son Francia, Inglate-
ra2os Estados Cnidos.
Polonia Y Francia<o aliados,
pero la dictadura de Jose Pill
sudski ha causado bastante en-
friamiento del lado frances, Po-
lonia no es hoy popular en- Fran
Cia. nj Francia es popular en-
Polonia.
I'm uuesto avanzado de la de.
mocracia Furopea, hacia el Es.
70. es al ~presente ChecoesNva
quia, con Tomas G. Masaryk d.
La gaceta., 1932-11-25

presidente y Eduardo Benes CO.
mo ministro de egocios cxtran-
ierOs. Haze unOs pocos diaS Be
mes hizo una vista a esta CAPT
tai Y en- I'm vigorosa discurso m
to la Academia w. Cicncias Po-
iticas, pidi0 a Francia acentua-
IA su papcl de leader dcmocra-
tico en- Europa. ia guerra eu-
ropea-diio-fuG I'm choquc en-
tire ell autocratico Oricnte y el
dcmocratico Occidente."
Francia, observe, cor InRlatc-
rSl, es la 1nica naci6n de Euro
pa q% ha conservado su equili-
bio \ ha permanecido normal,
no obstante los estremecimien-
tos queNan hecho temblar a Eu-
I"P
Francia mostrara eI verdade-
70 canine del future.
Tcrmind d,c;endo Reyes que
lei traditional nacionalismo ~
Occidente otra vcz triunfara 81
bre ell instintivismo delAOriente
La gaceta., 1932-11-25
Cabaret de An1dno

ri CdodTeT de
Los homb~es TODD .entusiasmo
buena voluntad que pertene :
cen a Ia "Logia Castillo Crist6-
bal Colon No. 7, de los Caballe-
ros del Aguila de Orc" que pre-
s;deE caballero Antonio Coma
leg vnocido carinosaNen+e por
"N-'n" onleb~aran banana. en-
su bellisimo palacio,S Jun suntuo-
50 Cabaret
Tambien han separado mesas
La gaceta., 1932-11-25
Ell BRIGADIER SEMIDEY
MAGIC EN- PUERTO RICO

Habana, nov. 25.-El B,ri&a-
der Semidey, nombrado minis
La gaceta., 1932-11-25

Washington, Nov. 25.-La DO
licia impidi6 hoy que individuos
pasajeos de varios automobiles
'e alquiler invadicran la Casa
Blanca, titulandose miembros de
"a marcha del hambre. Otras me
sanhan tomaS para conteJ
az item de invadiE
20 Eolla psdR
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-13
BARRACARLEADS JUNEAUBOWLERS
 IN ELI TOURNEY
Has High Average, l9l- Mrs. F aulkner, l6l,
 Tops Women S Division

Bowlers may come and bowlcrs may go, but Jim Barragar rolls oa forever. The veteran has seen generation of active service on the maple alleys, yet he has not lost his ability to pick 'em up and lay 'em down"
 In the Elks' telegraphic tourna- ment which ended last night Bar ragar led the Juneau bowlers with an average of 191 for 30 games. Frank Metcalf was runner-up with 189.
 Martin Lavenik and Dr. Stewart staged a hot fight for fourth spot in the standings The former was leading by four pins at the start of the final game last night. For a few frames it was anybody's battle, then Lavenik drew away from his rival to win by margin of 36 pins for the tournament total.
 Mrs. Faulkner topped the femin- inc contingent, averaging 161 for 30 games. Mrs. Lavenik was next with 153.
 Following ahe averages for ali the bowlers on the four Juneau teams:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-13
MANY WITNESS
 TWO CONTESTS
 OF BASKETBALL
Public Roads Beat Talla. poosa and F Bremen
 Win from Alumni

Before a good attendance of spectators, in the Juneau high school gymnasium last evening, the Bureau of Public Roads defeated the Tallapoosa and the Juneau Bremen won from the Juneau AL umni at basketball.
 Victory in each instance was by a wide margin. The score in the game between the quintette repre- senting the Bureau of Pubic Roads and the team comprised of mem bers of the crew of the United States Coast Guard Gutter Talla- poosa was 34 to g, and in the con- test between the Bremen and the Alumni, 35 to 19.
 Both Games Interesting
 Despite the disparity in the re- suits the play in both games was interesting, and often stirred the enthusiasm of spectators.
 The Bremen had been scheduled to meet the team composed of employees of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company, but late in the day notice was given by the Miners that so many of them were on the night shift that the team could not muster its full strength. In consequence the Alumni was substituted.
 Interest In Friday Games
 Keen interest is taken in the games scheduled for next Friday evening at Douglas between boy and girl teams representing Doug las High School and boy and girl teams representing Juneau High School.
 Special ferry service between Ju- neau and Douglas will be arranged for residents of Juneau desiring to attend the contests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-13
36 ARRESTS ON
 BOOzECHARCES
 IN PAST MONTH
Twenty-eight Fined s. l35 and Sentenced to Two
 Years, 25 Days
ACROSS

Twenty persons pleading guilty to violations of the Prohibit ton laws in this Division in De- cember were fined in the aggregate $3,135, and were sentenced to a total of two years and 25 days in jail, according to statistics con- piled by United States Marshal Albert White and made public to- day.
 There were 36 arrests under Pro- hibition laws during the month. Of this number 28 pleaded guilty and eight not guilty. Of the latter number one was tried and acquit- ted, cases were dismissed against three and four were out on bonds totaling $4,000 at the end of last month.
 In addition to the two years and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-13
REBEKAHs ATTENTION

Regular meeting Pers e V erance Lodge No. 2 A tonight at the I. o. o. F. HALL. Meeting called to order at pm. sharp. Installa- ton of officers. Refreshments. All members urged to attend and vis- iting members welcome. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-13
GODDARD RITES TO BE HELD AT
 TAC0MA,WASH.
Funeral Under Masonic Auspices and Interment
 in Family Plot

Dr. F. L. Goddard, whose death occurred last Saturday at the fam fly home near Sitka, will be buried in the Goddard plot in Tacoma cemetery that he helped to found more than 40 years ago, it was announced today by his son, E. M. Goddard of this city, who, with his wife, returned here last night with his fathers body on the mo- torship Seal.
 Funeral rites will be iield under Masonic auspices at Tacoma. Dr. Goddard was a life member of Ta- coma Lodge No. g, F. & A. M. The body is at the Charles W. Carter Mortuary where it will re- main until it goes south.
 MT. E. M. Goddard win take it to Tacoma in the near future. Owing to the absence of H. w. Ter hume from the city, the formers duties at the Alaska Game Com misison make it impossible for him to leave the city at this time. Mir Terhune will return about Febru- ary l.
 Mrs. F. l.. Goddard did not re- turn here with the party, but re- mained at home with her sister, Miss Madge Clunas who has made her home at Goddards Springs for several years.
 Dr Goddard will be buried in a plot beside his father and mother, and near the father and sister of Mrs. Goddard.
 Death came to Dr. Goddard gradually and peacefully. About two weeks ago, he suffered a stroke that proved fatal. From that time he did not leave his bed. For most of the time he retained conscious ness but gradually grew weaker. During the last three days preced- ing the end he was almost con- tinuously asleep.
 His son and the latter's wife. who left here Saturday night on the Seal, despite severe storm, made the Springs early Saturday morning three hours before death occurred.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-13
Juneau EIks Win Premier
 Honors m Bo,vling Meet;
 Anchorage Women VictOrs
FINAL STANDING OF TEAMS

Winning the premier honors in the Elks' telegraphic bowling tour nament, which came to a close last night, the Juneau Elks' first mems team finished with total of 27,827 pins, 211 ahead of their nearest rival, Ketchikan. Anchorage was 1,757 pins behind Ketchikan.
 Starting out with bang, the ladies of Anchorage never gave the Southeast Alaska women a chance to catch up. The first team fin ished 912 pins ahead of Ketchikan and 1898 pins ahead of Juneau.
 Second team honors in the mems division went to Juneau, which led Ketchikan by 354 pins and Anchorage by 1,766.
 The Anchorage second women's team led the other teams by a wide margin.
 Combining the scores of the four teams representing each club, the figures show that, thanks to the sterling work of the Anchorage women, the Cook Inlet bowlers toppled the most pins, 97,322. Ket- chikans total was 96,941 and Ju- neau's 94,653
 Team Averages
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Louis A. Shaktoliy, Eskimo, re- ported at Nulato that he believes Phillip Kiuchluk perished in a snowslide at the head of the Kaitag River, 30 miles from Kaltag, Dec ember g. The men were en route from Kaltag to the coast with a herd of reindeer and were separ- ated from one another by only a few feet when the slide occurred burying Louis to the waist and en- tirely burying his companion. Louis searched for Phillip until he was exhausted and his supplies were gone.
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25 days in sentences that are being served, one year in sentences was suspended.
 Juneau led in the number of ar- rests with IA, and Ketchikan with exactly one-half that number was in second place. Craig reported five, HaineS and Yakutat each, and Petersburg and Sitka two each.
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My wife, Olive Kesovia, having left my bed and board, is liable for any debts incurred from this date and this Is further notification that I will not be responsible for same.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Janu- ary 11th, 1882.
 -adv. PETER KESOvIA.
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RUSSIAN PRIEST FOR
 HOONAH, ANGOON

Rev. Basil Amatoff, clergyman of the Russian Orthodox church, who sailed north from Seattle on the steamship Northwestern yesterday, will take charge of the diocese of the church composed of Hoonah and Angoon. Rev. AP. Kashevar- off, pastor of the Russian Ortho- dox church in this city, announced today.
 The Hoonah- -Angoon pastorate has been vacant some time.
 OIJ v,oparc c. sTvba Eynnfro
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Another Tournament
 The next tournament on the local alleys will be for men only and will get under way next Monday. Following will come another mixed tournament. In the latter part of February Juneau will send team to Ketchikan to settle the cham pionship of Alaska.
 Yesterdays scores: