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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04

PkOtO cONTteSN SteVn BFOtkerS trim of slit cellulose film which exactly stimulates beads. Another design using this fabric for a shade shows pain banding for trim and in addition white rayon cord which falls in double loops with tassels between the loops. This corded trim carries out the clas- sic simplicity, and, like the one pictured, goes we'll with an alabas- ter base. White continues to be the outstanding faVorite for shades of all types.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04

AUTHORS ans the scentAlc view Not all moral questions b answered with scent possible without science the rights of organized society rights of individuals.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

pondi6 ell herido;-y gracias a
clio puedo tener ell placer de re-
cibir su vista.
Y ahadi6, con galanterfa y
solicitud:
-Pero sientese listed, seno-
ra, sientese listed.
El criado acerc6 IN sill6p al
lecho, para que Sc sentase en- 81
la condesita, y luego Sc retro,
ooedeciendo una sena de su a.
mo.
Mario contemplate absorto
a su visitanse, la cual no cesa-
pa dc sonreir con la tristeza v
afaolIidad que lie eran propias.
Pareciale que la vefa Dor vez
prlmera, que no era la misma
condesita de Andrade que tan
tas wees habia admirable de le-
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
E VICTORIA FACIL
DE

Jacksonville, Nov. 13.-El ex
campe6n mundial del peso well
ter, Tommy Freeman, obtuvo
aver una facil victoria, en- esta
ciudad, poniendo a dormir, en-
el sexto %asalto, a Tommy Beck,
de Lawtey. Freeman lie derrib6
por la cuenta de nueve, al prin-
cipio del sexto, y momentos des
pues lie tiraba de nuevo, jpor la
cuenta definitiva, con una IL
quierda por ell cuerpo.
"Wildcat' Monte, de Fort
Worth, Texas, acost6 a Flash
Smith, de Gainesville, en- el
quinto asalto.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

mente que no esta para recibir
viSitas.
-Pues, por 10 mismo...
-Pero insisto en- verle, por-
que creo que 10 que tengo que
decirle lie sera muy agradable Y
haSta muy beneficioso para SUI
completa curacion.
Mirola ell criado sorprendido
y ella anadi6:
-Andnciele listed mi vista.
amigo milo; NADIA pierde con
clio.
como negarSe a una s0plica
tan carinosa Y tan humilde?
FL criado accedi6 y la dana
lie entreg6 SUI tarjeta.
En- ella leiase ell nombre de la
condeSita de Andrade, pues ella
era, efectivamente, la que mos
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
KEELAN ACO@TO A
JACK DACEY

A los dos minutes Y 20 segun
'os de pelea, en- la Arena de Sc
ninCle Heights, frankie Kee :
an puso a dormir a Jack Dacey
2 quien habfa concedid0 una
.entaja de cinco libras, 1875 con
ira 1870.
Tablas declararon los jueces
81 "bout" entire Red Dennison y
Jack McCranie. Bill Pippin SUI
per6 a Raymond Seymor, en-
Cno de los preliminares.
Earl Thompson "atomiz6 q
Bob Youngman, en- ell segundt
asalto; Sailor Williams puso a
dormir a Lloyd Davidson, en- el
tercer asalto; Joe Creamer ven
clio c6modamente a Curley
Rock, y Herman Day "acost6''
a John Barry.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

He aqui la proportion de las
apuestas para los principles
partidos de esta semana: Notre
Dame favorito sobre ell Ejerci-
to, de 2 a 1; Pittsburgh, favori-
to sobre Nebraska, de 8 a 5;
Pennsylvania, favorlto sobre
Penn State, de 6 a 5; Marina
sobre Columbia, de 5 a 2; Ala
bama sobre Georgia Tech, de 3
a l; Southern Metodista, de 4
a | sobre Arkansas; yarmouth,
de A a l sobre Cornell; North
Carolina, de 8 a 5 sobre Duke
Luisiana State, de 7 a 5 sobre
Georgia; Northwestern, de S a
2 sobre Wisconsin; Ohio State,
de 3 a l sobre Illinois; Prince
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
DEPORTES
CORTE FEDERAL

Empezara hoy la vista de la
cauSa contra Salvador Sierra,
acusado de perjurio en- la inmi-
graci6n.
I'm jurado declare aye< cul-
pable a j. F. Schipman y Luis
Thomas de conspirar para VIC
lar las reglas del dd9artamento
de impuestos interiors; Y fue-
ron condenados por ell juez A
herman a dos amos de prisi6n
cada uno. David Wynn, por com
plicidad en- ell mismo delito, un
ano y un dia. Charles w. Rawl,
por complicidad, lie fue suspen-
dida una condena de un aho y
un dia.
Fue disuelto, por no haber
legado a un acuerdo, ell jurado
que oy6 las pruebas Ell la causa
contra Cleve Goodwin. acusado
de violar la ley de bebidas al
coh6licas.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Dice que su vista puede
serle a listed muy provechosa
hasta para ell r~establecimiento
de su salud, y por ESQ yo he con-
sentido en- pasarle su tarjeta.
FL herido record6 10 que ell
vul2o hablaba y decia de las
obras de carload Y de miseri-
cordia realizadas por la conde-
sta, y pens6:
Tai vez sabiendo que es-
toy enfermo y que no tengo
QUEEN me Guide Y ~consuele, ven
ga a aliviar mi triste situaci6n
con sus cuidados, por mas que,
siendo casada, segdn creo, no es
ell hogan de un hombre soltero
ell mas a prop6sito para"
Y do orden de que su visitan
tie fuese introdueida en- la alco-
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

ba.
POGO despues, Andrea pene-
traba en- la habitaci6n, tran
quila, triste y sonriente, como
de costumbre.
All verla avanzar hacia su le-
cho, el j6ven crey6 que era un
angel de la compassion Y ell con
suelo, quien Sc lie acercaba.
Como 81 toda la vida lie hubie-
Sc tratado, aunque era la pri-
mera vez que lie hablaba, An
drea dijo al j6ven:
-Despues de darle las gra-
cias Dpor su amabilidad al re-
cibirme, ~permitame listed CUE
me entere del estado de su sa-
lud. Segun creo, esta listed me-
jor.
ST: baStante mejor,-res-
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
PENA DE $50 AMOS A
UNA MUJER

Madrid, nov. 12.-El fiscal
que actua en- la causa de Dolo-
res Colt, la envenenadora, soil
eta para ella, en- conjunto, $50
amos de prisi6n.
Dolores envenen0 a su sue
gra, a su marido, un hijo Y dos
cunadas. Para la madre de la
criminal, por complicidad, Sc
pide II amos por cada asesina-
to.
Don Luis Andres Morera, le-
trado de la audiencia de Lerida,
tiene a su cargo la defensa.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
"

AS las cosas, cuando hacia
seis o siete dias q. Mario estaba
herido y habiase iniciado va en-
81 una franca mejoria, Sc pre-
sent6 en- la casa una sonora, So
licitando yer al j6ven.
Recibi6la ell ayuda de CANA
ra, persona de toda confianza
para Mario, y lie dijo:
Tai vez listed ignore, seno-
ra, ell estado en- que mi amo Sc
encuentra.
-No,-respondi6 ella.-S6
que esta herido.
-Entonces, comprendera us
ted.
81: cOmprendo perfecta
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
LAS P~ANTERAs A
CON Ell INSTITUTE DE
GAINESVILLE

Para sub partido del saoad0
en- ell parque de Plantp con los
.jGveres del Institute de Gaines
vile, estan preparandcse las
"Pa2teras" que dirigN Lamar
Sara. FL Gainesville es un fuer
te team" y una prueba la do
ell sabado anterior, empatando
con los Diablos Verdes de St.
Petersburg.
Los jGvenes de Palma Celia
pondran en- jrego toda su fuer-
"a, con ell valioso concurso de
Billy McDuffie, Dana Croft y
w. C. Thomas.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
LOS SUELDOS A ARBITROS
Y JUICES DE BOXEO

New York, Nov. 13.-La CO.
mission atletica del Estado acOr
do aver que en- 10 SUCCESSIVE, en-
beleas que produzcan mas de
$4,000, ell arbitro ganara 5000,
cada uno de los jueces 500, y
ell medico $25. En- bouts" de
menos de $25, 900, ell arbitro
500, cada juez $50 y Ell medico
$25. RevCc6 tambien la conf
sion los IS centavos que Sc CO.
braban, "a modo de se~rvicio",
en- los billetes de cortesia o ia
vor.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
INFORMACION
E PUERTO

> Vapores que ertraron aver:
Vogosen, aleman, y los ameri-
canos Gateway Delisle y Cop-
mercial Bostonian.
Sc hicieron a la mar en- las
dltimas "a horas los vapores
Dalvangen, noruego, y los anne
ricanos .Esparta, Pa~nee, Blue
Sunoco, Comercio, Colorado y
Commercial Bostonian.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Los comisionados de apues-
las Ryan y Co., de Wall Street,
calculan que los "fanaticos" del
futbol gastan semanalmente en-
su pasatiempo favorito la can
tidad de 1000, 900, $5,OOO,-
900 en- billetes de entrada y O.
tros S., 00O 900 en- hoteles, CO.
midas, programs y otras a.
tenciones.
Nc Sc incluyen en- esa cifra
trenes, omnibus y gasolina.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

ONDA CORTA: Londres, 6
P. NJ, Musica del Rey, por
1850 kc. Berlin, 6 P. M. repre-
sentaci6n teatral, por 5000 kc;
4 soma, 6 p. D., la esclaVjtud en-
Ethiopia por AntonY Mordini.
$685. kc. Londres, 10:15 p. M,
Santa Maria Radcliffe, de Bris-
tol por Clio kc.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
LIGA DE BALON PIE DEL
ESTADO DE FLORIDA

Sc c5t0 a t0dos los eqMip0S, d.
rectivOs ~ sdmpatizantes para
una junta de organizaci6n que
sc efectudrd estd nOche, en- los
salones del Centre Espa@oI de
West Tampa. Las dehbendcio-
mes empezdrdn q las $50.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
|MURIO Ell SALVADOR DE
mos NINOS

. Madrid, nov. 13.-El ciuda-
.robreza a su esposa y tres hi
jos pequenos.
Tratase de iniciar una subs
cripci6n en- su favor.
La des2racia ocurri6 en- una
perfumeria de C~2r;lleias.
dano Juan Molina, que Sc lesio-
no gravemente tratando de i'm
pedir que amos nihos murieran
qvemados, 10 que consigui6, IA
lleci6 aqui dejando en- la mayor
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

FL negro Jose LUIS 81 puede
estar SECURE de quePaulino no
tiene "rayas amari1as" y de
que Sc batira como U leon, no a
10 BMaer o 10 Leviny. Pauline
ira en- busca de la ''dinamita" y
81 Jose Luis la tiene scbre su
cuerpo debera hacerla explotar.
Recordamos una affirmation
de Pauline que procede recor-
dar: Yo tengo condolences es-
peciales para batir a los ne2ros.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

A las 9 de la noche empeza-
"a a transmitirse por la esta-
ci6n WDAE y la cadena Colum
.bia ell programa de los cigarri-
Hos Chesterfield, con la sopra-
no Lily Pons, una e~strella, Y la
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Ambrose sCbre manera Ma
rio al saber quien era la sonora
que guerra verle, pues aunque
81 no habia tratado a Andrea,
conociala como Ia conCcia TODD
Madrid, Y mas de una vez ad-
miro su hermosura y elogi6 sus
virtudes.
- La condesita de Andrade
en- mi casa!-exclam6.-1A que
vendra?
y mueStra gran empeno en-
que listed la reciba,-anadi6 ell
criado.
IFS extrano!
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Los expertos dan a los son.
ces" de futbol la siguiente posi-
ci0n y calificaci6n: No. l:
Southern Metodista; 2, Prince.
ton; 3, Minnesota; A, Califor-
-xeL g :gu!IoIeO qq1oN c :s!u
as Christian; Z, Rice; 8, Lui-
siana State; 8, Alabama, y 10
Notre Dame.
Ocho victorias consecutivas
han alcanzado los Metodistas
de Mustangs.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

La mayor parte de los coca
ches" de futbol del pals opinan
que las muertes a con.ecuencia
del potente deporte Sc deben
principalmente a la falta de su
pervisi6n y cuidado medico, y
equipo defectuoso. Donde mas
Sc necesita la supervision es en-
los institutes y en- los solares
yermos. Hasta la fecha han pc
recido 35 jovencitos, 20 de ellos
victimas de partidos en- los ms
titutos y en- los patios.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
TIRANDO Ell BALON
Sc GASTAN $11, 900, 900 A LA SEMANA

ton, de 6 a l sobre Lehigh; Col
gate, de 6 a 5 sobre Syracuse ;
Tulane, de 8 a 5 sobre Kentu-
cky, y Southern California, de
z a 5 sobre Washington State.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
LAS APUESTAS ESTAN A
FAVOR DE SIXTO ESCO-
BAR

New York, Nov. 13.-Lou Sa-
lica, que reclama para 81 ell IT,
tulo de campe6n de peso ban
tam del mundo, aunque perte-
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Una pelea entire Chino Alva-
"ez y Cleto LCcatelli llevaria va
rios miles de "fieles" latinos al
estadio del 116 de Artilleria.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

I'm despacho de Espana, que
reclbimos hoy y publicamos en-
otro lugar, dice que Schmeling
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
Folletin No. 1923
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
La Gaceta

obieto, mi hija, y ell coraz6n me
dice que no la encontrare?"
De Revilla Sc acordaba muy
pocas veces, y euando pensaba
en- el hacialo sin rencor, dicien-
dose:
-Estaba en- su derecho al
querer quitarme la vida, y creo
que me hubiera hecho un favor
81 me la hubiese quitado.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
CON iOJ GUANTE Y

esta convencido Gle que Jose
Luis no "acostara" a Pauline
Uzcudun. on
Quizas ell aleman olga ESQ con
la intenci6n de dar a entender
qu@e pega muy duro y, sin EN-
barge, no pudo derribar al ex-
lenador vasco.
Los "eNpertos' necyorquiHo s
h. los de Detroit sostienen que
les punos de Luis son formida.
5,eA De los punos de Schmeling
jamas Sc hizo tai afirmaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

traba tanto empeno en- yer al
,j6ven.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Londres, Nov. 49,. 1exsA
pe0n de Is rs librI Tommy
Loughran; FIFE shora pesa 1876
librss, @hci6 aver por puntos,
en- diN asaltos, al pugil ingles
Maurice Strickland. Sc efectu6
ell combate en- ell estadio de Wen
bley. En- cl miamo programa,
Roy Lazer, de Paterson, New
Jersey, superb al ingles Nor :
man Baines. Pesaba Lazer 221
libras, 10 menos que su opO :
nente.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Dicese que Sixtico Morales
reabrira la arena del Circulo ca
bano, bajo la supervision de j.
Downing, teniendo de oponente
a Jimmy Mcnamara.
La noticia queda desde ahora
en- el refrigerator, sujeta a
confirmation.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

llaban anoche de 6 a 5 en- favor
de Escobar.
Escobar lpele6 recientemente
con Salica, en- ell estadio Dyck-
man, y lie venci6 por puatos.
El vencedor sera reconocido
:omo campe6n Y Sc lie enfren-
ara con ell valenciano San.chi-
Ii, que tiene anunciada una visi-
a a los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

: Telegramas y mas telegra-
mas Sc han mandado en- Bsca
de I'm adyersario para Chino AL
varez, ell Joven~e las 1872 libras
lue pega con Ell vigor de un gla
liador de peso medic.
Jim Downing a7uarda una
contestaci6n favorable y asegu-
ra que no sera un 'Fbarrig6n".
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

cCndad~Se cOncedlO Ell permit
50 nImero l a j. J. Hanna, de
Tallahassee, Y ell ndmero 2 a N.
/. Brown, de Tampa.
Evening star., 1935-11-07
SOCIETY WOMEN
BRIDGE v|CTORS
Defeat Two Favored 0p-
ponents and Qualify
for Cup Play.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 7.-Three
socially prominent women are on .
team which qualified for the Wander
bilt Cup team -of-four contract bridge
championship.
Raymond Balfe. Mrs. Josiah G.
Thaw, Mrs. jackson A. Dykman and
Mrs. Speed Elliott defeated two favored
opponents in last nights concluding
qualifying round for today's knockout
tilts.
The defending titleholders. the
-Four Aces" and other leading con-
tenders, including Harold S. Wander
bilt's entry and p. Hal Sims team.
also qualified. The Sims entry barely
nosed out one headed by Mrs. George
U. Harris. A team led by Mrs. Sims
was eliminated.
Balfe and his three women team
mates, trounced Robert Chatkin's
metropolitan champions by more than
5000 points and then went on to de-
feat favored four led by Douglas
Paige, the tournament director.
The following hand was cited by
Sims as an example OF slam bidding
in his rapid-flre system:
NORTH (Sims).
Spades-Q-10-93
Hearts-A-8-6-3
DiamondS-A-K-10-2
Clubs-3
WEST. EAST.
Spades Spades-7-5-4
Hearts-K-Q-10-5-2 Hearts@J-s
Diamonds-J-9-6-3 Diam.-Q-s-5-4
Clubs-l0-5-2 ClubS-K-Q-J-s
SOUTH.
Spades-A-K-s-6-2
Hearts-74
Diamonds
| Clubs-A-8.7-6-4
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
is. Pass. 6S. Pass.
Pass. Pass
| Through a cross ruff after the dia-
monds and clubs were cleaned out Of
the short hands, seven was made
easily.
Sims explained the unusual bidding
| as her means to veil his holdings-by
shutting off information. He held
that the bidding gave his opponents
no opportunity to scent a damaging
lead.
Against Sims teammates the same
contract was reached with the same
result. The bidding was:
Evening star., 1935-11-07
PUP NAMED ALKY TIPS
AGENTS TO LIQUOR STILL
Dog Smells of Alcohol, With
Mash on Paws-Man Asks
He Be Given Home.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, November P.-
The dogs name is "Alky"-and It's an
apt name.
Two Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
agents, keeping an East Side house
under surveillance, discovered that Q
puppy which emerged from the dwell
ing smelled strongly Of alcohol and
had wet mash on his paws and un-
kempt coat.
They raided, arrestng man booked
as Joseph Urgam, who asked: please
find a home for my little dog. His
name is Alky and he will be . fine
playmate for some boy.
Evening star., 1935-11-07

yer from North and South China to
Shanghai" he said. I'VE do not like
this policy. However, our attitude to-
ward it is not finally decided"
Like the Toxic leaders. whose views
were indicated in dispatches here, Col
Takahashi Is concerned over uncon.
hrmed reports that China's silver ma
tionalization and currency manage
nnent program involve f10,000,00 Of
British credits.
Northern bankers, including for
eigners. arc still in considerable fog
over some Of the basic implications Of
the new money setup. That Great
Britain is leading in giving moral sup
port Is certain.
(Copyright. 1935)
Evening star., 1935-11-07
JAPANESE ATTACHE
HITS CHINA POLICY
Says Taking Of Silver From
North and South to Shanghai
Is Objectionable.

BY Radio to The Star.
PEIPING, China, November 7.--Cn
the heels of dispatches describing
Tokio's reaction to the new Chinese
currency system as sourly unfavorable.
Col. Tan Takahashi, attache Of the
japanese Embassy, who serves as army
spokesman in Peiping, has added his
criticism.
The government wants to take sill.
Evening star., 1935-11-07
GRADE CRASH FATAL

One Man Killed and Three Hurt
in East st. Louis.
EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL.,, November Z
R.-One man was killed and two
women and another man were serious-
" injured wien their automobile
crashed through crossing gates and
into a Terminal Railroad Association
switch engine early today.
The dead man was tentatively iden-
titled as Carl Miller.
The injured, all East st. Louisans,
suffered skull injuries. They were
James Boyd, 80. driver of the car:
Miss Goldie Greenfield, 20, and Miss
Glenna Wilson, %.
Evening star., 1935-11-07

America is considerably richer than
Europe in fine Chinese paintings.
The Washington times., 1935-09-23

D r 6 a nlZatlon,
who have ap-
proved unani.
m o u ly the
action of their
recent conven-
ton in voting
to establish a
100000 C a S h
reserve, to be
used to advo-
cate retention
Of merit prin-
cipleS in the
Federal service.
Local No. 2,
the largest in
The Washington times., 1935-09-23
ADVERTisEME ENT
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The Washington times., 1935-09-23
BIG FIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT


expenditure
yourself
season.
The Washington times., 1935-09-23
NFFE DEFENSE.
FUND ASSURED
OF SUPPORT
BY ]. EARLE MOSER

Wide support is assured for the
NFFE's merit system defense
fund by Washington locals of the
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Insured Against Twins.

Insurance against twins and even
triplets is becoming more popular in
England.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Woman Tolls Bell for Help.

When masked man attempted to
enter the home of Miss Elizabeth
Holes in Passage East, Irish Free
State. she slammed the door in his
face. bolted all doors in the house,
climbed a garden wall and made her
way to the belfry of the church next
door. Tolling the church bell, she
summoned nearly the entire town be-
fore she tainted. The robber had fed.
He had entered and robbed another
house earlier in the evening.
Evening star., 1935-04-25

Across.
l.Resin.
6. Steep.
9.Let.
IA. Manila hemp.
IS. Equality.
l6. Artery.
II. Enter.
10. Bar of metal.
20. Employ.
81. Dissenter.
%. Anger.
% Relate
26. Mulcted.
q. Valley.
%. Sign.
80. Stair post.
80. Floating mass of frozen water.
IS. Papers
80. Crescent.
80. Measure
40. Allowing
43. A very large crater.
As. Net works.
Is. Hydrocarbon radical.
Al. Notice.
49. Formula of faith.
81. Cape.
SIS. Wing.
56. Concisely.
So. Female deer.
So. Chider.
81. Chisel for dividing bone.
63. Cubic meter.
1 81. Make an edging.
IS. Stabbed.
66. Limit.
ST. View.
g. Sanctions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-03
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can't afford to pass up this bargain "buy"
80. so stock up tomorrow! Coat, Slipover
or Notch collar style = Plain colors or
fancy patterns. The Tops are big and
roomy with plenty Of sleeve length. The
Trousers are full cut, with elastic back.
Sizes A, B, G and D.
Downstairs at Ayres.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-03

These rugs are classed as seconds,
but only an expert authority on rugs
could tell it.. The wearing qualities,
the beautiful colors, the designs and
patterns are not harmed n iota.
People know these rugs by a much
higher price tag, but the January
Sales and a fortunate purchase bring
them to you at a real saving. Splen-
did assortment Of patterns and colors.
Downstairs at Ayres.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-03
Our Great January SALE of RUG Begins Friday!
JANUARY SALE!

No home :. no extra room need
do without a rich looking rug
when the January Sale brings a
bargain of this kind. Imagine!
A new 9x12 American oriental
rug for less than a $40 bill. They
are luxurious in appearance, the
colors and patterns will be a real
treat for your home and they'll
wear and wear. Come, see, adj
mlre! Downstairs at Ayres.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-03

For the remarkably low price of
$50 the January Sale brings to your
home a beautiful, lustrous Royal
Wilton rug. These are durable
rugs that can stand a lot of pun
ishment and still retain their hand
some appearance. The patterns
come in blue, rose, red, taupe or
gray colors. Truly a beautiful rug
for such a low sale price.
Downstairs at Ayres.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-10
GUILTY
IN MODESTO'S
STRIKE PLOT.

MODESTO, Calf, Aug. 10. W.P)-
Superior Judge Roy B. Maxey to-
day had set Monday at p. m. as
the time when he will pronounce
judgment on the eight San Fran
cisco marine workers convicted yes
terday on one of four counts of
conspiracy in the Patterson dyna-
mite plot.
the eight men faced maxi
mum prison sentence OF five years.
The jury's recommendation of le-
niency was expected to shorten the
term when the length OF the sen
tence is set by the board of prison
directors.
A mixed jury of eight men and
four women late yesterday found
the men guilty of reckless possess
sion of dynamite after 1917 hours
of deliberation. Not guilty ver-
diets were returned for the other
three felony counts, conspiracy to
dynamite property, conspiracy to
commit assault with a deadly weap-
on and possession of a blackjack.
One of the longest in the coun-
tvs history, the trial lasted five
weeks. The men we're arrested
April 81 near Standard Oil COM
pany property at Patterson, when
officers reported finding dynamite
in their cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-10
Bride Hears Shots
Which Claim Life
OF Her Husband

OAKLAND, Calf, Aug. 10. UP
A grief stricken bride of seven
months today described the suicide
of her husband, socially prominent
Robert B. Scott, 25, as she heard it
over a telephone many blocks from
the scene.
Scott called his wife, Mrs. Mar
garet Ware Scott, last night to at
tempt a reconciliation of the quar-
rel which had estranged them and
led the wife to file divorce pro-
ceedings.
"Will you come over to see me
tonight?" he asked.
NO. / WON'T" Mrs. Scott replied.
Then I'll shoot myself" he said.
Bob, Bob, don't shoot" she
cried.
Then there was the sound of
shots and the crash of falling
body to the floor.
Mrs. Scott called DR.. Kenneth
Thompson. The doctor found the
young husband dead, with two bull
let's in his chest.