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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-03-13
City and County

Mrs. Mary Crist and son Lester of
Grassy Butte. N. D., spent Monday
and Tuesday In Bismarck attending
to business matters. Although Mrs.
Crist has lived in western North Da-
kota for over 20 years it was her first
visit to Bismarck. She expressed
herself Is very much pleased with
the appearance Of the Capital City.
Attorney L. L. Twichell Of Fargo
spent Monday in Bismarck attending
to business matters and visiting with
friends. He returned home on the
evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Brown. 3l4
Fourth St., are parents of son, born
at 8 a. m. Tuesday at the Bismarck
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Taylor, 2l2
South Seventh ST.. are parents Of q
boy. born at 1l:55 p. m. Monday at
the Bismarck hospital.
Judge Fred Jansonius and Court
Reporter Clifford Jansonius will leave
for New Rockford Wednesday morn
ing where they viii conduct . term
Of district court.
Mrs. Clara Russell Alexander, men,
Der Of the state board Of hairdressers
and cosmetologists. and Miss Vera G..
Ward. Grand Forks, were in Bismarck
Monday and Tuesday.
Walter ]. Maddox returned to Bis
marck Sunday evening from WASH
ington, D. c., where he has spent the
last SIX weeks meeting with the ma
tional wheat allotment board.
Evening star., 1934-02-23
EX-MAR|NE BAND
TROMBON|ST DIES
Louis NJ. Kruger Was Color.
full Figure Before Retire.
ment 16 Years Ago.

Small boys Of a former day are
mourning the death Wednesday of
Louis M. Kruger. "tallest man in
the Marine Band" trombonist beyond
compare.
Not to have heard Kruger warming
to THE Stars and Stripes Forever" +"
they say. was never to have heard a
real military march. Kruger retired
Is years ago. but his admirers still
remember him, marching in his red
coat and spiked helmet behind John
Philip Sousa.
Kruger's place. the former small
boys will tell you, was right front in
the ranks. He stood more than 6
feet inches, and with his spiked
helmet, he fairly lowered.
Death Comes Suddenly.
Death came to Kruger suddenly. at
at 1914 Harvard street. He began
his band career at 10. and even before
that had learned something about
music in his native Hamburg, Ger
many
Kruger joined the Marine band as
young man. His father and brother
also served in that Organization
music was in their blood.
Small boys of the southeast section
used to tag after Kruger and his
trombone At that time the band
turned out for early dress parade at
the Marine Barracks. not to mention
the weekly concerts on the White
House grounds and Capitol Plaza.
Burial in Arlington.
The band did a lot of marching in
those days, to and from the concerts,
and in many parades. Kruger was
rarely without his unofficial escort.
The veteran musician will be buried
tomorrow at an hour to be announced
later, with full military honors in
Arlington National Cemetery.
Mr.. Kruger is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Lena Kruger.
A session of sorrow" in Mr..
Kruser,s honor will be held at 7-2o
o'clock tonight from Chambers fu-
neral home by B. P. o. E. Elks Lodge
No. IS. He had belonged to the lodge
since 1887.
One of the veterans favorite selec-
tions, Aloha will be played at the
services, this having been requested
by the musician
Evening star., 1934-02-23
DOUMERGUES SENDS
BUDGET TO SENATE
Demands Quick Action Fol-
lowing Passage by
Deputies.
BY the Associated Press.

PARIS, February 23-Safely past
the Chamber of Deputies, a budget
sponsored by CASTOR Doumergue went
to the Senate today, with the 71-year-
old premier demanding prompt action.
Two weeks after he succeeded
Edouard Daladier, premier amid wide
spread disorders, Doumergue won from
the Chamber last night 496-to-l23
vote in favor Of his program.
Earlier this body. which had proved
a stumbling block to the budget
balancing efforts Of four previous pre-
miers, granted Papa" Doumergue
extraordinary powers to bring the
budget into balance and protect the
franc.
1t was announced that expenses
would be 4s.41s,ooo 900 francs (cur-
rently about s3,147, 100000, with the
estimated receipts set at 4S,477, ,OOO, 900
(S3.151 ,oo5 ,ooo)-
Originally expenses for the year had
been placed by estimate at 50,l62, ,00o,-
600 francs, but economy measures ac-
counted for a reduction. Further
economies are contemplated by the
government aggregating 100000, 900
francs 1889 100000 through powers
granted for the regulation of financial
measures by decree.
I'VE are fighting to maintain at all
cost the stability of the franc" the
premier told the Chamber. THE
country awaits a vote on the budget in
order to know if it can have conf
dence in the stability OF the franc"
Doumergue warned that if the
Deputies did not accede to his wishes
he would resign. Then, he said, Par
Lament would be dissolved and new
elections called.
The vote gave Doumergue decree
powers similar to those granted Ray
mond Poincare. savior of the franc"
during the crisis of 1926.
Not since that time had similar
privileges been given a premier al
though Dourmergue's are restricted
before June 80 and ratified by the
Chamber before December IL.
The only determined opposition to
his program came from Socialists.
who were showed under by an ava
lanche Of votes when they attempted
to limit the decree powers by amend
ment.
Earlier, the plan was recommended
by the Finance Committee of the
Chamber when both Dourmergue and
Louis Germain- Martin, minister Of
finance, said it was vital to balance
the budget in order to protect the
franc and restore public confidence.
Evening star., 1934-02-23
CAREER OF ALBERT
HELD INSPIRATION
Knights of Columbus Hes-
Him Praised by Univer-
sity Head.

Albert, King Of the Belgians, whose
tragic death last Saturday shocked
the world, was held up to members
of the knights of Columbus last night
by Very Rev. w. Coleman Nevils,
president of Georgetown University.
as IAN example and inspiration" to
all Catholics.
Speaking at the fourth degree ex-
emplification banquet, at which 40
candidates took the degree, Father
Nevils described the Belgian monarch
as great layman.
In another address President Roose-
welt was praised as a great leader
by Representative Mccormack Of Mas
sachusetts, who said:
Divine Providence has given us a
leader In the person Of our present
preserver. President Roosevelt
Other speakers were Rev. George F.
Strohaver, dean Of the Georgetown
College of Arts and Sciences: Leo D.
Ward, State deputy of the K. Of c.,
and Dr. James A. Cahill, jr., promi-
nent surgeon.
Installation Of the new fourth
degree knights was under the direc-
ton of Arthur B. j. Williamson, Dis
trict master of the fourth degree.
John F. Hillyard was chairman in
charge.
Candidates from Washington we're:
Lawrence J. Auth, Henry j. Auth.
Joseph G. Beall. DR.. Cahill, Paul A.
Cook. H. B. HUM, Ralph G. Keller.
Frank w. Lee, Thomas z. Lucas,
Michael J. McCann, Rev. Paul A.
McNally, William L. Meyer, Patrick j.
O'Br;en, William F. Ryan. Walter A
Shea. Rev Strohaver, j. Harry Byrne
and Rev. Edward Roach.
William E Leahy acted as toast
master and the following were among
the honorary guests:
Senator Duffy, Wisconsin; Senator
McCarran, Nevada; j. F. T. O'Connor,
controller Of the currency; DR.. James
Robertson, Naval Observatory: Dan
iel ]. Callahan, supreme treasurer,
K. of c.; William F. Sands and
George Herring.
Evening star., 1934-02-23
|NEW D. c. BUILDING
| PROJECTS LISTED
Officials Preparing Urgent
Needs for Submission
to P. W. A.

A new list of urgently needed Dis
trict building projects, to be submitted
to the Public Works Administration
with requests for financing, Is being
prepared by District officials, it was
revealed today
Officials of the Engineer Depart
ment declined to discuss the matter,
but indications were they now hope
to obtain funds from the P. w. A.
for financing projects which cannot
be provided for in the District ap-
preparations for the next year.
Last Summer the Commissioners
submitted to the Public Works Ad
rninistration long list of major i'm
provements, having a total cost of
more than s35,000,000 With the ex-
ception of funds allotted to the Dis
trict for sewer and highway work,
the administration has not approved
these requests to date.
The new list being drafted by the
District will be headed by a request
for $4,000, 900 for construction of the
fiAt unit of the Municipal Center. In
the original request made by the Com
missioners the Municipal Center item
was given the position of priority.
A second item. it is said, will be
construction of the proposed sewage
disposal plant in the Blue Plains area,
as proposed by the special board of
sanitary engineers, which recently laid
a preliminary report before the Com
missioners. Congress is being asked
to authorize this project. The esti-
mated total cost of this project is
SeOOO.000.
A third item to be included in the
new list will be request for approx
mately S2,000000 for construction of
a new tuberculosis hospital for adults,
to be erected near the new Children S
tuberculosis Sanatorium. now nearly
completed, at Buena Vista, Prince
Georges County, Md.
What other items may be included
in the selected list was not made
public. Indications were there would
be no new requests for schools and
libraries.
Evening star., 1934-02-23
ENJOYS TO ATTEND
EXHIBITION AT FORT
Artillery and Cavalry Troops Per-
form This Afternoon for
Foreign Corps.

Members of the diplomatic corps
here were to be honored today as
guests Of Fort Myer Artillery and
Cavalry troops at an exhibition ride
at PAS pm. in the post riding hall.
Col Kenyon Joyce, commandant OF
Fort Myer, said invitations have been
extended to foreign diplomats sta
toned in Washington and to men,
bers of the State Department. Under
secretary of State Phillips will be
given the salute and honors Of the
I'd Squadron, Sd Cavalry. in the
opening ceremony Of the drill.
Among those who have indicated
they will attend the exhibition are
the Ambassadors of Germany, Italy,
Belgium. Poland. Peru. Turkey and
the Union of Socviet Socialist Re
publics, the Ministers of the Irish
Free State, Czechoslovakia, Yugo-
slavia, China, Persia. Paraguay
Ecuador and Portugal, and attaches
at the legations Of Haiti, Bulgaria,
Egypt and Nicaragua.
Evening star., 1934-02-23
Ne,c Belgian King
Trained Carefully
For Duty as Ruler
Is Rotar;a,, and Called
BY First Name at +,
Club Meetings.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, February 23-The new
King of the Belgians comes to the
throne at the age of 80, with years of
preparation for his tremendous re-
sponsibility behind him.
Since early childhood he was
schooled for the job which one day
was to be his. AS a result, he is a
proficient student of government
two former premiers were his tutors.
Serious by nature. Leopold was any,
thing but a "playboy prince" He
rarely figured in the headlines except
for his romantic Glove marriage" to
Princess Astrid of Sweden.
Like his father, he is fond OF OUT
doors sports. is a good mechanic and
a pilot. Probably, he prefers trout
fishing to court functions He Is a
member of the Rotary Club and.
possibly, his fellow Rotarians obey the
rules and call him by his first name.
Evening star., 1934-02-23

Oyster Farms Started.
More than 100 oyster farms have
been started on Prince Edward Island
since 1882
Evening star., 1934-02-23
EMPLOYMENT SEEKER
ENDS LIFE BY GAS

Frank Reed. 80, who came here
Tuesday from New York to seek en-
ployment, ended his life late yester-
day by inhaling Illuminating gas In
the bath room of lodging house in
the 600 block of G street.
Two other roomers, detecting the
odor of gas, went to the bath room
and found him lying on the floor.
Gas was flowing from the discon-
nected tube of a heater.
Police found a note addressed to
Reeds wife, saying I'm nothing but
grief to you and mother, and I might
as well go out of your lives
Mrs. Reed, notified by police, came
here from New York and arranged to
have her husbands body sent to the
home of his mother, in Tucson, Ariz.,
for burial.
Evening star., 1934-02-23
Land Bill Approved.

The District Commissioners yesterday
notified the House District Committee
they have no objection to passage OF
the bill sponsored by the National
Capital Park and Planning Commits
sion to make equitable adjustment on
the conflicting claims between the
United States and other claimants Of
land along the Potomac, Anacostia
and Rock Creek
Evening star., 1934-02-23
LEOPOLD BECOMES
KING OF BELG|ANS.
World Leaders Take Part in
Brilliant Rites Free From
Any Disorder.

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1934-02-23
INDORSES D. c. RACING

Benning Citizens Association in
Favor of Black Bill.
The Benning Citizens Association
today notified Chairman Norton Of
the House District Committee that 1t
had indorsed the Black bill TO legallze
horse and dog racing in the District.
The organization explained that
legalization of horse and dog racing
would create work for District resi-
dents and at the same time provide
an additional source of revenue in the
form of taxes on legal betting. Bet
ting is now indulged in illegally, it
declared, yielding no revenue to the
District
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
Ell MOVIMIENTO OBRERO
EN- ESPANA

Madrid, sep. 5.-Dicen de Va
1encia que los astilleros de LIE
vante Sc cerraran 81 no Sc re-
suelven los problemas creados
entire los grupos obreros patro-
males.
Ell gobierno central ha inter
puesto sus buenos oficios y los
obreros acordaron aceptar la
intervention del gobernador CT
vii.
La empresa dice estar dis
puesta a hacer algunas c~oncesio
mes, pero que los obreros exigen
10 que no Sc les puede dar.
Los patronos tablajeros de
Oviedo tratan de llegar a un
arreglo con sus trabajadores,
mediante la intervention del 60
bernador civil.
Con respecto al confIicto de
los carniceros ell ayuntamiento
anuncia que protegera ell abas-
tecimiento de la poblacion.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

Perrone y este lie venci6, ganan-
do los asaltos segundo y terce-
70.
Henry Rodriguez puso a dor
mir a Young Valdes, en- ell ter
GER round, luego de haberlo IT,
RADIO en- ell primero por la cUen-
ia de A segundos. Valdes Sc lu-
clio en- ell segundo, impidiendo
que Rodriguez Sc aprovechara
del Elective punetazo del pri-
nero.
Por nocaut tecnico Sc con-
cedi6 la victoria a Ben Caballe-
70, que tuvo de rival a Sam
Freto.
Mike Brown acost6 a Char
ly Napoli, en- ell segundo round
Johnny Lopez hizo pelea nula
con j. B. Miller, Y Battling
Nick, superb, por puntos, a Smo
key Joe. i,
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

i Els claro! 70, un rudo
obrero en- mi juventud y un po-
co pulimentado despueS,-dijo
Avendano con aragonesa fran
queza,-no me he cuidado nun
ca de leer obras nuevas y re-
vistas... Pero Geste? Este me
llen6 ell despacho de suscricio-
mes a peri6dicos extranjeros, y
como 70 no entiendo al film flan
de esas lenguas, no LEILA NADIA, y
a 10 mejor este me salia con
unos nuevos metodos para ha-
GER la pasta, y unos aprovecha-
mientos tan raros &c materials,
lue para mi fueron siempre
bgsuras y que he visto converti-
das en- fino papel de cartas, que
en- POGO tempo me encontre con
tres wees mayOres g~anancias
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
NO Sc CONSPIRA
EN- GIBRALTAR

Madrid, sep. 5.-Las autori-
dades inglesas de Gibraltar CO.
munican al gobierno de Sampler
que ALI no Sc conspira para de-
rribar la Republica Espanola,
Aqui Sc habia dicho que CRU
pos de ~espanoles monarquicos
.planeaban una rebellion, contain
do con ell apoyo de varios gene
rales amigos del exrey Alfonso.
"Desde ell mes pasado, dice
un despacho del Pen6n, dismi-
nuy6 ell numero de visitas de Gu
ras Y religiosos. Gran cantidad
de familias espanolas han rotor
nado a la peninsula, acogiendo-
Sc a la amnistia que dictara el
gobierno de LerrouX.
EN- ning1n momento ha 81
do nuestra ciudad punto de con
contraction de los monarquicos'.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
CADDOCK DE-


Babe CaddocK, que reclama
para 81 ell titulo de campe6n de
lucha de la Florida, peso COM
pleto, accedi6 aver a luchar con
ell polaco Grandovich, uno de
los protegidos de Jim Downing,
Ell viernes por la noche, en- Ben
jamin Field.
Ell floridano debera conceder
al extranjero una ventaja de 80
0 mas libras.
Al Sr. Grandovich Sc lie COMO
ce por "Monesto Grandovich,"
10 que suponemos quiere decir
no entra en- combinaciones, un
"fenomeno" entire los luchado :
res PROFESSIONALS de todas las
categorias.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
III

A la vuelta se.aument6 la es
Gotta del caro- con ell senior Gu
ra, convidado a cenar con los
novios.
Estos creyeron que les falta-
ba tempo para mostrarse CO.
mo marido y mujer, Y, renun :
ciando Aurora al vehiculo, CO.
gi6 el brazo de Luis, V ambos
marcharon delante a buen pa
so, dejando bastante atras a la
comitiva.
-AhOra va puedes decirme
que me quieres,-dijo Aurora
su esposo,-sin que 20 me o.
fonda, como antes, porque ME
estreches la mano...
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

Y la novia no habia mojado con
lagrimas de desperation, CO.
mo acontece con frecuencia, ell
blanco traje y las flores de a.
zahar de la desposada.
FL padre Celestino esperaba
a los novios revestido de sobre-
pelliz y estola.
Y ante el altar de la Virgen
de los Dolores, recibieron Luis
Y Aurora la bendicion nupcial,
que les unia para toda la vida
con lazo que no hacia tar indi
soluble ell sacramento, como ell
amor que desde ninos Sc pro-
fesaban.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
BOXEO
BIQUET VENCIO
A SANGCHILLI
VICTORIA DEL CUBANO
MOREJON

Angel, sep. 5. Ell valenciano
Sangchilli perdi6 aqui ell fallo
de los jueces en- un renido COM
bate con ell belga Petit Biquet.
Atac6 ell espanol en- los pri-
meros asaltos, conquistando ma
yor numero de puntos; pero
Bique Sc reserve para los asa!-
tos finales, ~triunfando por am
PHO margen.
Los espectadores tuvieron a.
plausos para los dos pdgiles.
Ell cubano Chico Morej6n su-
per6 al argelino Fumo, siendo
proclamado vencedor por ell ar
bitro.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
IN resultado magnifico?

un resultado magnifico?
-Si 10 creo. tn seras uno de
esos acknowledgements america
nos que podrian comprar a Ca
latayud entero y TODD su ter
mino municipal.
Y hablando hablando llega-
ron, detras del GARLIC, a la
puerta de la iglesia.
Baj6 del vehiculo la novia, y
detras de ella Genoveva, Marie
ia y Juana.
Parecia aquello mas bien un
funeral que una boda, porque,
a exception de Avendano Y de
Sulpicio, todos y todas vestian
de luto.
Pero habia gozo en- los cora
zones, porque era una boda de
la que iba a celebrarse,
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
BASE BALL

Los Gigantes triunfaron dos
wees sobre ell Filadelfia, con
Carl Hubbell en- ell primero y
Smith y Fitzsimmons en- ell Sc
gundo. Con la doble victoria los
neoyorquinos aumentaron su
ventaja sobre los Cubs. Tn jon
ron de Moore fue ell factor de
mayor importancia en- ell segun-
do partido.
Mangum solo permiti6 una ca
rrera al Brooklyn, que llev6 a
Mungo a la Inca de fuego. AL
fonso Lopez parece haber caido
en- otro "slump" y aver no pudo
"conectar."
New York &c, Oh, De.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, De.
New York &c, 11h, De.
Filadelfia sc, 10h, De.
Ell semanario Sporting News"
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

ACADIA de anunciar el resultado

de su certamen para escoger a
Jas "estrellas' de la Liga Nacio-
nal. He aqui ell resultado: Bill
Terry, 1b; Frank Frisch, 2b;
Pie Traynor, 3b; Travis Jack :
son, S.; Melvin OFT, IF; Wally
Berger, ct; Joe Moore, If; cat
Gabby Harnett, de los
pitcher derecho, Dizzy
Dean; pitcher zurdo, Carl Hub
bell.
En- ell grupo Hubbel recibi6 un
total de $50 puntos, en- un posi-
bile de 154, la mayor anotaci6n.
Terry ocupo Ell segundo puesto,
con IA.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

I'm papel desairado hizo al
catalan Victor Ferrand, en-
Cannes, Francia, teniendo de
antagonists al tunecino Young
Perez, e%xcampeon de Europa.
Tan manifesto era la inferio-
ridad del gladiator espanol que
ell arbitro Sc interpuso en- ell ter
GER asalto, poniendo fin a ia
lenta acci6n".
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
TONIC II
LAS 'IADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

ST, don Jose quiere colgar-
ne todos los mil2gros realiZa-
dos en- la fabrica. sin decir que
a sus conocimie1tos PRACTICES
Sc deben. Yo 10 unico que he he
cho es hacerle salir del rutina-
rismo obstinado de n estros ia
bricantes, como de ruestros a.
gricultores, para q~uianes la ira
dici6n de abuelos . nietos es
un sanctd sGnct0rum respectable
COMO. ique dire?
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
ROSS PIENSA A
COSTAR A McLARNIN

New York, Sept. Barney
Ross, rey de las diyisiones well
ter y ligero, platicando anoche
con los periodistas dijo que esta
listo va para ell segundo comba-
tie con ell irlandes McLarnin.
Ray Miller puso a dormir a
Jimmy en- 1923, pero a mi nadie
me ha hecho tomar ell conteo.
Yo creo que lie servire ell Sc
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
CON LOS GUANTES

No sabemos 81 Jim Downing,
ell empresario de Benjamin
Field, tiene va bastante dinero
en- la bolsa para satisfacer a los
pugilistas locales y del exterior.
Lo que 81 sabemos es que de
nuevo Sc propone ofrecer COM
bates en- la Arena del 116 de
Artilleria.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

Henry Moreno, ell mejicano
de Dallas Texas, derrot6 por
puntos, en- New Orleans, a Mid
get Wolgast, campe6n mundial
del'peso de mosca. No Sc discu-
tia ell titulo del j6ven americana
que pesaba media libra menos
que su adversario, 121 contra
1901.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

que en- los primeros tiempos en-
que trabajaba yo solo con mi
batan Y mis- tiras, sin mas quiz
mica nj mas ret6ricas. Y mire
listed, cuando va interesado CO.
mo lie tenia en- ell negocio, Sc
me casa y Sc me larga ".
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
|

La voz del senior Avendano
pareci6 conmovida Sc interrum
,pi6 como 81 lie hubiesen echado
un nude en- la garganta.
y Gque cree listed, don Jo-
Sc, que voy a establecer yo en-
ell Brasil, 81 no es una gran IA
brica de papel de todas classes,
aprovechando maderas que a.
qui no hay y que me han de dar
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
CARNERA C~ONTRATADO
PARA BUENOS AIRES

New York, Sept. 5.-Primo
manifesto en- esta ciu-
dad que ira a pelear a Buenos
Aires y cree que Victoria Cam
polo sera su rival. Luis Soresi,
el director del gigantic, do su
asentimiento al contrato.
Mas tarde Sc dijo que ell com
bate sera ell dia 13 de octubre,
con Pauline Uzcudun, ell lena
dor vasco, de contrincante.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
LIGA AMERICANA

Solo Sc verified I'm desafio.
Los indios volvieron a atrope-
liar a los Browns, hacienda {
carreras con solo 9 hits. Trosky
y AveriN batearon de "jonron.'
Cleveland &c, Oh, 2e.
st. Luis &c, 12h, Be.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

La cena fue allegro y sucuIen-
ia.
Juana Martin, que Sc babia
hecho una docta profesora On 10
ciencia culinaria bajo la diree-
digios. W
Las gallinas rellenas q 49,,
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
TRIUNFO DE

Bajo la nueva direction del
Puesto Ill, de la Legion Anne
ricana la arena de Seminole
Heights ofreci6 anoche varios
i~nteresantes combates.
Salvador Mirabella otorg6
una ventaja de 6 libras a Peter
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

Paul Waner continda en- la
vanguardia de los bateadores de
las grandes ligas, con 1911 hits,
104 carreras y 367 puntos de
promedio.
LIE siguen Gehrig, con 1862
puntos; Gehringhe, 361; Ma
,nush, $50; Terry, 1852, y OF, 345
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

Ell Filadelfia Nacional dej6
aver en- libertad de accion a
Hack Wilson, que fuera un ia
m0so bateador. Habia ingresa-
do ell dia 10 de agosto.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

Sc NECESITAN 3 pasajeros
para ir a New York, y ayuden
a costear los gastos. Para in
formes vean a Enrique, 1908
IL aVenida.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
y te la bese. jverdad9 pox

y tie la bese, Jverdad? Por-
que va es mia.
Y el feliz novio tom6 pose
sion de aquella manita que tan
renazmente lie habia negado du-
rante muchos amos de amor tan
.puro y honrado que jamas fra
manchado nj con ell pensamien-
to.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

DEMOS A COBRAR su casa.
Excelente servicio y honradez.
Hale Goodwin, 2110 Nebraska
Ave. Telef. 2914 Cobrador de
A%lquileres en- Tampa desde hace
) amos.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

PERDIDA Una Cartera, con
IN reloj de orc y otras cosas, en-
IA fiesta de aver, en- La Column
ma. Recompensa de $1,000. Di-
rfjase a esta reduction.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

gundo "nocaut" de su carrera.
Ell peso de Ross en- horas de
la tarde era de 1894 libras. Nc
Larnin espera pesar de las a
146.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

Ell p1gil espanol Carlos Fix,
Iexcampe6n del peso de gallo,
venci6 por decision al marsell6s
Young Borell.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05
Young Gonzalez, gladiator

IOuIIg UVIIzaIeZ, BIauIauUE
native de Valladolid, ACADIA de
retar a su compatriota Maria
Ino Arilla. Gonzalez combatio
con Iglesias ,superandolo y OBJ
teniendo ell fallo de los jueces.
La gaceta., 1934-09-05

.Folletin de la Gaceta No. 528