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The Alaskan., 1932-03-18
We do not need to add any

We do not need to add any
 further to the claims of the re-
 sident fishermen. They are not
 Wishful for harmful effects upon
 the fisheries industry of the Ter
 ritory nor do they desire to drive
 oct legitimate business. But they
 do point out that the continued criminal waste in the production
 of fish meal and oils from her ring has depleted many dls-
 tricts in Southeastern Alaska and that further unrestricted operation of these reduction plants will completely destroy
 the seed so that but in a few years there will not be sufficie:' herring to Justify any kind of a
 reduction plant-not enough to
 supply bait for the halibut feet which totals more than a thou
 sand boats and employs about three thousand f1Shermen-that the entire trolling industry re- presenting several thousand fishermen with a large fleet of small boats is entirely depend ent upon the herring for bait
 and with the restruction of this fisheries their operations will be wiped out and the salmon which
 iced on said herring will wander
 to other waters for their feed.
 The loss to the territory through
 complete destruction of this fisheries will exceed by millions of dollars the loss of the few reduction plants now operating.
The Alaskan., 1932-03-18
KNOW YOUR ISSUES
 AND YOUR MEN

In the forthcoming primary election the Connors- Dimond Democrats are pledged to make effort to repeal the primary election laws in order that the Territorial political syst e m might be thrown back into the hands of few through the con- vention system. We go back a few pages, in Alaska political history that the voters might
The Alaskan., 1932-03-18

claims of resident fishermen and the several Commercial Clubs of Alaska do not agree with the claims of the editors of the Paci- f1c Fisherman nor with Commis sioner of Fisheries Henry O'Mal- ley, That their allegations of wanton waste and destruction of this fisheries is borne out by the, investigations made by Geo Rounsfen, Jr., published in the Pacific Fisherman and is also official record in the files of the Bureau of Fisheries in. Washing tOn
The Alaskan., 1932-03-18
PREJUDICEs

When I went to Carlisle school in 1899 as football coach, I had all of the prejudices ci the average white, but after fourteen years of intimate as- sociation, I came to hold a deep admiration for the Indian and a very high regard for his character and capacities" Glen Scobey Warner. Coach, Stanford University.
The Alaskan., 1932-03-18

Monday night friends of Clar- ence Dorner gave him a surprise birthday party down at Mrs. Borden's on the Scow Bay High way. A nice little crowd, a jolly time with the guests all reluc- tant to leave.
The Alaskan., 1932-03-18
SITKA CONSECRATED SERVICE Lottie E. Stevenson

Miss M. Edna Tait, for nine years a member of the Staff of Sheldon Jackson School, died in Grove City, Pa, March 5, 1882, following a period of i'll health which had compelled her to give
La gaceta., 1932-02-04

Los fabricantes de tabacos ce-
'ebraron aver su banquete en- ell
hotel Tampa Bay, siendo presen-
tados los visitantes por ell Sr.
Francis M. lack, secretario de
Ia association, y ell exalcalde Nc
Kay.
FL alcalde Chancey habl6 So
5re 10 que la industrial significa
rara Tampa y tuvo elogios pa
ra los manufacturers, por ha-
Der recibido de estos SO, 90
ION destino a los hombres sin
trabajo.
Como invitados de honor fue-
ron Ipresentados ell juez Aker-
man, de la corte federal ell fiscal
del condado, Skinner; ell jefe de
policfa y otros ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
~SELECCIONES PARA HOY

Primera carrera, Rust Anak,
Lone Al, Bonnie Fast; Segunda
Cheerful Memories, Steve Roy
al, Spirit of Indy; tercera Jer-
leo, Skipper Lee, Dark Feather
cuarta, Loin gFlint, Army Off
icer, Marble Glue; quinta, Mite
Life, Damaland, Master Spark;
sexta, Zatso, Merriment Speed,
Lucky Jessie; s6ptima, Cash
Girl, Bashful Eva, Cheerful
Topper; ~octava, Tonopah, Toney
Yet, LIE Roy Blitz, y novena,
Poppy Meadows, Felsetad, John
ME Flint.
LA MEJOR APUESTA, MITE
LIFE.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
TR1UNFO EN- LA FERIA LA
EXPOSITION DEL CONDA-
DO DE MANATEE

FL ccndado de Manatee alcan-
Z6 aver dos primeros premios en-
la Feria del Sur de Florida, con
sus exhibiciones de vegetables y
c%onservas preparadas en- ell no.
gar. De un total de 1000 puntos,
Manatee, en- la exposition de We
getales, alcanz6 905; ell condado
de Polk qued6 en- segundo lugar
con 875 Y Marion en- Ell tercero,
con Alachua en- ell cuarto.
El premio para Manatee fu6
de $500, Polk $500, Marion $500
y Alachua, 5000.
Por las conservas hechas en-
ell hogan Sc do a Manatee IA Gin
ia azul y un premio de $4,000.
Polk alcanz6 IN premio de $500
y Jefferson uno de 5000.
En- la exposition de productos
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
FALLECIO LA SRA LOPEZ

A las seis de la manana de
hoy dej6 de existir en- su resi-
dencia, 1907 de la Is avenida, ?
la edad de 76 amos, la Sra. Ma
ria Lopez.
La sobreviven sus hijos Mo-
desto, Carmen, Pelayo y Flo
rencio Lopez y sus nietos la Sra
Maria Cacciatore, Margarita
Parade, Manuel y Raymundo
Sanchez, y Julian, Zoraida y
Leonila Lopez.
Ell entierro Sc verificara ma
mana, a las cinco de la tarde, sa-
liendo ell cortejo fdnebre de sus
domicilio. Sus restos recibiran
sepultura en- ell cementerio de
Myrtle Hill.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
Los once amos

Los once dHOS
Entire flagrantes flores, ri
sas argentadas y valiosos rega-
los, pas6 aver su cumpleanos la
nina Pillar Esperanto, hija ado
rable de esa estrella del tabla-
do que aun fulgura con luz pro-
pia, Carmen Ramirez.
La Residential de su padre ell
conocido caballero senior Err
nesto Esperanto, fu6 ell punto de
cita para que Sc reunieran es-
La gaceta., 1932-02-04

GASOLINA-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 IL.
Vlsltenos y Sc convencer..
GONZALEZ, Prop.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
ActO de Variedad

ActO de variedad
Sera presentado Ell entrante
sabado en- ell Cabaret privado
del Centre Asturiano, dirigido
por una conocida y renombrada
artista que no ha mucho figure
en- una peIicula en- espanol, pa
sada por la pantalla de la elegan
te "bombonera" de la Gale 16 y
SSctima Avenida.
GQuien sera?
La inicial de su primer NOM
bre es una A.
En- poder de los i6venes de la
Secci6n de Recreo Sc e~ncuentra
l9 invitaci6n que lie han enviado
los elementos auseiciadores de
la gran parada para que asis-
tan con la representation va CO.
nOcida.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04

tos lindos amiguitos de la sin
par Pillar: Lolita, Angelica, Full
gencia Y Josefina Flores, Violeta
y Olga Rodriguez, Irene Arti-
diello, Elvira Echevarria, An
gela Diaz, Maria Ugaldi, Della
Guerra, Elisa Y Alicia Esperan-
te, siendo obsequiados todos
con I'm exquisite chocolate.
Las horas de aquellos angeles
Sc sucedieron entire inefables
goces, quedando, despues de ha-
Der terminate, un vivo recuerdo
de la fecha.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
AL PUEBLO DE YBOR CITY

Un nuevo esfuerzo de la Casino En-
terprise, Inc, representa- sin duda algu-
ma la aperture que Sc efectuara hoy del
~remodelado y bonito teatro RITZ, en- la
principal arteria del barrio latino de
Tampa.
All embellishments de esta ~arteria,
trgullo de los residences y attraction de
los visitantes, deben propender todos
los que dicen amar a Ybor City, siendo
por clio que ell manager de la Casino
Enterprise, sin reparar en- gastos que
llevara varios amos en- recuperar, con-
trat6 ell abandonado edificio cuya tene-
broSidad 1eslucia y causaba tan depri-
mente impression a los v~isitantes de nues-
ira barriada commercial,
Ell Embellishments de la fachada
de este edificio, su alumbrado esplendi-
do Y c~ostoso, no solo beneficiara a la en-
La gaceta., 1932-02-04

s @ c A 7 F s
Hoy embarca

Hoy embarca
Ell conocido caballero Rev. Ra
miro Paula director de la Iple-
STA Metodista situada en- La Gale
16 y IL avenida, embarca hoy
para la ciudad de Ia Habana en-
companfa de su hijo Ricardo.
Su estancia ALI sera corta,
asi es que su regreso no Sc hara
esperar,
LIE deseamos una feliz trave-
STA.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04

Hoy es ell dia de las flores en-
la Feria del Sur de Florida. AIDE
mas de los espectaculos que Sc
presentara men los dfas anterio-
res la compania de opera Cola
Santo cantara n1meros de la
opera Rigoletto, de Verdi.
La contralto Lou Stuckey, de
Tampa, hara su debut con la com
pania Cola Santo, durante la es-
tancia de esta en- los terrenos de
la Feria.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
Antonio Mesa

Antonio Mesa
Hoy Sc nos ha dicho en- ell Sa-
natorio del Centre Asturiano,
que ell DR.. ]. F. Lancaster, me
dico esperanto ha alcanzado un
exito notable con la operation
realizada en- la persona de este
apreciado amigo.
Continuance formulando vo-
tos porque ell paciente recobre
muy pronto la salud perdida.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
1'EATROS

RITZ
Este nuevo teatro de la ba-
rriada de Ybor City Sc inaugu-
ra hoy con la interesante opere-
ia, filmada en- dolores, "Noches
Vienesas".
La mayoria de las escenas
fueron impresionadas en- ell pals
del arte y en- ella Sc presentan
bellisimos paisajes de la costa
del Mediterraneo.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
Los TRACES

Los TRACES
Que habran de exibir ell lunes
8 del mes cursante en- la para
da de Gasparilla, las gentiles y
s~ugestivas senoritas Carmen To
rres. Berta Rodriguez, Azulina
de Priede, Josefina Alvarez y
Mary MacEnany, Sc encuentran
expuestos en- una lujosa vitrina
de un establecimiento de modas
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
Termind Ell ad0rnO

Termina Ell ad0rnO
Hablando con ell diligente y
quito j6ven Willie Hernandez,
Presidente de la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Centre Asturiano, So
bre la magnifica y artistica ca
rrcza q. habra de figurar en- la
TRADITIONAL parada de Gaspari-
LA ell pr6ximo lunes, me ha d.
cho que esta al terminarse su
Embellishments. y que segura-
mente llamara la atenci6n por
su Incompatible arte, preva-
leciendo en- ella ell color blanco,
guarnecido de plata, con dos
leones y preciosos pavos reales
sosteniendo I'm trono en- ell inicio
de las escalinatas puestas a los
lados de la carroza. Figuraran
dos graciosos paies, representa-
dos por los lindos ninos fran
kie Martinez, hijo del acredita-
do comerciante de esta plaza Sc
nor Angel Martinez, y Fernan-
do Torres, primito de la encan-
tadora senorita Carmen Torres,
Reina de la Simpatfa. Las flo
res que sc admiraran en- la ca
rroza, saldran de los pardines
del popular Greco.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
CumpLeanOs

CumpleoHos
La hechicera nina Nilda vi
ma, hiia del j6ven matrimonio
Angelina y Rafael VIVA, cumple
hoy ell primer aniversario de su
existir.
Llegue hasta los venturosos
padres la cordial felicitaci6n del
cronista.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
ROYAL

En- el elegante co'iseo de allen
de ell puente sc exhibe ell doble
programa: "Un Yankee de Con
necticut", hablada en- espanol, y
la production inglesa along
Came Youth"
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
SOCIEDAD UNION DE ES-
C%OGEDORES

Por orden del Presidente sc
eta por este medic a Junta Ge-
neral Extraordinaria que Sc ce-
lebrara ell Viernes 5, a las 8
p. M, en- ell salon de los Agui-
las de Orc, Ga. Ave. y Gale 16,
para reformas al R~eglamento y
sancionar acuerdos de Direc-
tiva.
A. Balseiro,
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
CASINO

Por ultima vez desfila por la
pantalla del Casino, "Un Caba-
Hero de Frac", la divertidisima
opereta donde figuran como pro
tagonistas el tenor Roberto
Rey, Y la tiple c6mica Gloria
Guzman.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04

Carl D. Brorein present6 un
mensaje del p~residente de la Fee
ria, su padre, ell Sr. w. G. Bro
rein.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
RITZ

presa en- su negocio, sine que dando
realce a la secci6n toda, hara que aflu-
va mayor numero de v~isitantes, que in
vertiran su dinero en- los comercios.
A csc fin p~topendi6 siempre ell ma
mayer de la Casino Enterprise, Inc, a
enriquecer la ciudad donde estableci6
su negocio de honestos espectaculos;
sintiendose orgulloso de que al cabo de
solo dos amos sus intereses Sc hayan du-
plicado, contando en- la actualidad con
cuatro bonitos teatros donde Sc exhiben
las mejores y mas c~ostosas, asi como las
recientes peliculas que Sc imprimen.
La aperture del RITZ, cree la di-
recci6n del Casino Enterprise, Inc, sa-
tisfara a los vecinos de Ybor City, los
%cuales, al iGual que 10 han venido ha-
ciendo hasta ahora, continuaran mos
trando su prediction por los teatros DE
esta Compania
GrG."ias. E.. N. Creek.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04

extrafdos de la leche, Marion
qued6 en- primer lugar, Madison
en- segundo, Manatee en- tercero,
Polk err cuarto y Pinellas quinto.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
de la Gale Franklin.

Sc admira en- ellos un derro-
che de suprema elegancia.
La gaceta., 1932-02-04
PROGRAMA

La nteWSanteO peeta ell cohes de gran atraci6nv me SO tila NOcHES
VENESAS (Vennese Nghs)
Eta pehcula fe. mpresionada en- Italia, aparriendo en- ella vaTosd do ss mas
belos e inpresonantes paEajes
Eta cobra Sc corrra hoy Y manana cn adhameno de- Coneda Cajcaturo,
panantes y ReWsta Mundil.
PRECIOS DE ENTRADA: 10 y 20 centsvos
Para Il Sabado y Domingo: Wheeler y WooLey en- caught PIASTERFD"
Evening star., 1932-09-20
PAIR, CAUGHT IN CHASE,
HELD ON RUM CHARGE
Brothers Run Down by Policeman
Dayoe Are Bound Over to
Grand Jury.

Bernard Cole, 81, and his brother
George, 38, who were arrested by Po-
liceman George Dayoe after a lively
foot chase Saturday night, were held
for grand jury action by Police Court
Judge Gus A Schuldt yesterday on
charges of transporting liquor
Dayoe, who said he had received a
"tip" on their activities. was waiting in
an alley in the 100 block of P street
when the brothers drove up in a truck
When they saw the officer. he said, they
leaped out and ran down the alley.
Dayoe pursued them to the end of the
blind alley, where an 8foot fence
loomed. Bernard failed to scale the
fence and was arrested By Dayoe and
turned over to another officer.
The other brother, however, Scram-
bled over the fence and ran through
the back yard of an o street house
Dayoe chased him through the house
and out the front door. Crossing o
street, the fugitive entered an apart
ment house. The policeman followed
him to the third floor, then down two
flights of steps on fire escape. When
Cole jumped the remaining story to the
ground, Dayoe leaped after him and
landed on top OF him.
Police said they found 20 gallons Of
liquor in the truck.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
French Army Buys Wheat.

PARIS R).-The French Army Is
buying its wheat direct from farmers
this year thus saving money by elirni-
mating middlemen and also alleviating
the plight Of many PEASANTS.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
ILLINOIS TO OPEN
GIANT WATERWAY
S1O7, 500, 900 Project to Link
Lakes With Gulf Is
Near Completion.

b. the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 20.-The Illi-
nois waterway from the Great Lakes
to the Gulf of MeXico-doWn which will
float a half million tons of freight
month-appeared today to be assured OF
completion by November Is, six months
earlier than had been expected.
Constructed at a cost of SLOT, 800, 600,
the waterways opening awaits only the
construction CT movable bridges at hve
points in and near Joliet, Ill. The canal
itself will have been completed by the
Federal Government within month.
Bridges Must Be Built.
The bridges must be constructed by
The State or Illinois, and upon speed
in that work depends the opening date
OF the waterway which Pere Marquette
first visualized go years ago.
Water to operate the first section OF
the waterways is taken from Lake
Michigan at Chicago into the sanitary
district canal, down which bargeS will
travel to Lockport, Ill. From Lockport
to Utica, Ill, the route is over the old
Illinois waterway, and from Utica down
the Illinois River to the Mississippi at
Grafton.
Fears that the treaty with Canada
for the St. Lawrence-Great Lakes
waterway might hinder or prevent opcr-
alton of the Illinois channel have been
dispelled. in measure at least, by
Gen. Lytle Brown of the United States
Army Engineers at Washington.
The flow of water from Lake Michi-
gan permissible under the treaty will
be more than adequate for operation OF
the Illinois waterway" said Gen.
Grown.
Treaty to Be Studied.
United States Senator Otis F. Glenn
member of the Senate Foreign Re
lationS Committee, and others, however,
have announced they will look care
fully into the provisions of the st.
Lawrence treaty" before it comes up for
ratification by the Senate next De-
cember
We in this section of the Midwest
have a closer interest in the Illinois
waterway than in the st. Lawrence
channel" said Senator Glenn. Chi
cago and Illinois have spent S100, ,000-
900 to make the waterway to the gulf
a reality"
Traffic on the Illinois waterway will
be limited to barges requiring no more
than nine feet Of water.
Evening star., 1932-09-20

digging . foundation found q pot of
Roman coins worth a fortune Since
then almost weekly finds of Roman
Byzantine and ancient Serbian gold and
silver have kept the populace intensely
excited.
Like all gold rushes, this one has its
tragedies and comic relief. Two farmers
digging a well struck two beautiful
vases full of fat golden coins of Con-
stantine, Emperor of ByZantium. In
a fight over the division, one of them
was killed and the other, loading up
bag with all the gold he could carry
disappeared and has not been heard
from since.
A poor old spinster dug up a lot of
old Serbian coins, and at once re-
buried them to conceal them from the
government, which takes a lions share
Of ownerless property excavated. New
erthelesS, the news of her luck leaked
out and reached the gendarmes' ears
While she was being kept in Jail for
questioning, somebody lifted the cache
and got away with it.
The village coppersmith, however, has
drawn nothing but blanks in his back
yard lottery. He eXcavated his entire
cellar and yard without finding even a
lost penny Then he got the bright
idea that his well might show traces of
petroleum.
The local apothecary did en- analysis
for him, and chemist from Belgrade
Evening star., 1932-09-20
DENIES LIQUOR CHARGE
Robert Lee Lamb Held for Trial
Under $500 Bond.

Robert Lee Lamb. 26, who was
charged with possession of liquor after
police, in raiding house in the 1900
block of Four-andahalf street, found
a coat with his picture in it, pleaded
not guilty in Police Court yesterday
and was held under $500 bond for jury
trial.
After making purchase at the
house, fourth precinct police went to
the place Saturday and raided it. They
found Lamb, who claimed he was a
visitor, sitting on the front porch
When the officers in ranSacking the
place found the photograph, Lamb, they
said. admitted he rented the premises
The raiders reported the seizure Of
three half gallons Of liquor and Is bot
ties of home brew.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
ARRESTED MAN GIVES
ADDRESS AS THE JAIL
So Judge Given Sends Drunken Of
fender There for a 60
Day Stay

James Colbert, 81. was just one jump
ahead OF police who arrested him for
being drunk Saturday night when he
gave his address as 200 Nineteenth
street southeast. For that's the number
Of the District Jail, and Colbert went
there yesterday for 60-day stay.
The man who has been arrested many
times, received his sentence while max
ing brief appearance before Judge
Ralph Given in Police Court He regu-
larly gives the Jail as his address and
once, when police refused to lock him
up, he pounded on the institutions
front door to gain admittance, Police
man r. r. Klotz told the judge.
Upon this occasion, Colbert was stand
ing on the corner of H street northeast
reciting THE Shooting of Dan Nc
Grew before a large audience when
Klotz came along and escorted him
away.
Evening star., 1932-09-20

also took tests. The minute traces of
oil found were enough to make the cop
persmith disdain the finders of a few
mouldy old gold coins He's happy.
and convinced he'll die richer than
Rockefeller.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
FREED IN SLAYING

Brothers Absolved of Blame In
Brick Killing.
A coroner's jury yesterday abSolved
John and Walter Givens, brothers, col
ored, of blame in the death of Cyrus
Shippen, 26. also colored. of the 1900
block of Twelfth street, who was struck
on the head with brick Saturday night
during a three ee-cornered alteration in
Cedar court
John Givens, it was testified, re-
ceived a stab wound in the arm at the
hands of Shippen, and the jury found
'justifiable self-defenSe." Givens was
treated at Freedman's Hospital after
the fight.
Shippen was taken to the same hos
pital and died there about l pm. Sun
day.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
FINED SIS FOR ASSAULT
Prisoner Accused Of Striking Po-
liceman Thompson.
Charged with assauIting

Charged with assaulting Policeman
z. E. Thompson Sunday. James z.
Gross, colored, 40, was fined SIS yes
terday by Police Court Judge Gus A.
Schuldt.
Thompson said Gross struck him on
the forehead with his fist when he was
attempting TO place him under arrest
for drunkenness.
Evening star., 1932-09-20

MUSIC STUDIOS.
Professional music studio-cornet. trumpet.
trombone. tuba. Modern methods. Rates
reasonable. Beginners, advanced. AT. 5499-J.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
Civil Marriages Gain.

ADELAIDE, Australia (R. - Hard
times are cutting down the number of
church weddings in Australia. Economi-
cal couples prefer the simple civil rite
and registry Office business is pick
ing up.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
old COINS START
NOVEL COLD RUSH
Serbians Drop Other Work
When Lost Treasure
Is Found.

BY the Associated Press.
PROT, Jugoslavia, September 90
Let the Americans have their Califor-
nian and Alaskan gold mines-here in
the heart of old Serbia every man hopes
to find his golden fortune in his own
back yard.
Instead of weaving their famous
Oriental rugs, all the Pirot workmen
recently have been digging for hidden
treasure. All the farmers around the
town, and even the rich tradesmen are
digging, too.
The gold-fever began when laborers
Evening star., 1932-09-20
Chinese Send Fair Building.

Chinese government is erecting for the
1888 Worlds Fair in Chicago first was
built in China, then broken down into
G88 pieces, shipped to this country and
reconstructed.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
S2.4O PER MONTH

for 2 evenings week. s2.40 per half
Tefunded II dissatisfied. :, Courses siyen as
other than the best it would be poor ad-
vertsinr For further information apply, in
person only. mo letters, no phone calls
washington Employment Exchange.
Evening star., 1932-09-20

In consideration of Great Britain
having placed Argentine produce on the
free list, the Argentine government has
decreed SO per cent reduction in the
duties on whisky from Great Britain
and Ireland.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
EDUCATIONAL.
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