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Evening star., 1935-03-09
WILL CONTINUE SERIES
Rev. J. A. Pfeiffer to Discuss "The


Victory-in Gethsemane."
"The Victory-In Gethsemane," the
second sermon in series Of 1.-THE VIC
torious Church." which Rev. j. Ad-
rian Pfeiffer. pastor of Takoma Luth-
eran Church, is presenting, will be the
theme tomorrow morning.
Rev. E. H. Meuser, pastor Of st.
Matthews Lutheran Church, will
preach Wednesday evening on Shall
I Deny Him?" the second Lenten SER
mon in the series What Shall I Do
With Jesus?" Rev. Mr.. Pfeiffer will
preach in the st. Matthews Church
on the same subject.
The Ladies' Aid will celebrate its
10th anniversary Thursday evening
with special observance.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
BROUGH TO GIVE TALK
Chevy Chase Baptists to Hear
Former Arkansas Governor.

Charles H. Brough, former Governor
Of Arkansas and now member OF
the District-V Virginia Boundary Com
mission, will be the speaker at the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church tomor-
row evening. The Mems Club will
have charge of the service. Lewis
l.. Cogan~ is president.
At the morning service, at II o'clock,
the pastor, Rev. Edward o. Clark,
will preach on Life: Trifle or Trust?"
A story sermon entitled THE Mean
est Man in the World" will be given
to the boys and girls of the Junior
church. The church unites with the
other churches in the community
Lenten service, on Thursday evening,
in the Wesley Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. March o P.-Turpentine
firm, 50s.; sales, 81; receipts 81 ship
to Arm; sales. SO; receipts 1877: Shipments,
100; stock s. .953. Quote: B. $50; ,,
477is; N, $50; N. $50; VIC, 5.75; WV
and X, $40.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION.

Church Of the TranSHguratiOn.
The first Sunday in Lent, services
at usual hours. The rector, Rev. J.
j. Queally, will begin series of
Lenten addresses at II am. service.
The Young Peoples Society will meet
at pm.
Evening star., 1935-03-09
Church Of the Nazarene.

Rev. G.. e. Keys will use as his
theme at the II am. service "Our
Precious Faith" and in the evening
1.-THE Worlds Redeemer."
Evening star., 1935-03-09
IN. Y. CURB MARK EFT

Stock and Sales
=, Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close
Mohawk Hudson
LIST pf 80. 25s IS 35 35
Molly bdnsum. 80. IL 10H 104s l0h
Evening star., 1935-03-09
FOREIGN BONDS.

ww-With warrants.
xw-Without warrants.
n-New.
Wi-When issued
st fstp)-Stamped.
sNegofiability impaired BY maturity.
iCompanies reported Ia reeeivership.
Evening star., 1935-03-09

Babcock & vii 40c
Bridgeport Mach.
Bunker Hill&Sul.
Evening star., 1935-03-09

Dividend rates IN dollars based on last
auartely or semi-annual cayment
tPartly extra tPlus Az in stock.
. Payable in cash or stock Payable In
stock fPlus 5% IN stock g Plus 6E
in stock b Payable IN scrip Plus So
in stock L Paid last year-no regular
rate. N Accumulated dividends, q Plus
104s IN stock paid this year-no regu-
lar rate Companies reported in receiver.
ship or being reorsanized Stocks fully
listed on the Curb Exchange: others are
dealt In aS unlisted issues Z IL dividend.
Evening star., 1935-03-09

By private wire direct to The Star.
Evening star., 1935-03-09

Stock an6 Sales
Dividend Rate Add 90. High. Low Close.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
HUSKIES ARE RATED EIGHTH
 ON CRIDIRON
Football Statistician Con- siders Ohio State
 as Best

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 3l- Deke Houlgate, football statistician, has come out with the selection of Ohio State as the potential inter collegiate national championship team of the impending grid season.
 He rated Stanford, second; Prince ton, third; Tennessee, fourth, Tenn pie, fifth; Alabama, 1885 Rose Bowl winner. sixth; Minnesota, seventh; University of Washington, eighth; Illinois, ninth, and Ford ham, tenth.
 If any team said Houlgate, will go through the forthcoming season undefeated and united it appears to be the Buckeye eleven. Stan ord and Princeton, with senior teams, definitely must be counted in Inc running"
 He adds that Temple is apt to be he surprise of the season. Houl- gate's second ten includes Rice, Pittsburgh, Columbia, Tulane, Louisiana State, Notre Dame, Santa Clara, Colgate, Nebraska and Cali fornia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Paddy Duggan, charged with dis orderly conduct, pleaded not guilty in U. s. Commissioners Court to- day and bail was fixed at $100.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
FOREST SERVICE .WORKPOSTPONED
 TO LATER DATE
Men Need Not Rep ort Tuesday Morning, Is
 Announcement

No work will be undertaken by the Forest Service under the new works program until uniform wage scale has been set by all de- partments for the Territory. it was announced today by Wellman Hol- brook, Assistant Regional Forester. An exemption has been allowed All aska from the public works scale fixed in the States and recom- mendations have been made by the Forest Service but until they are acted upon no work will be under taken, Holbrook said
 A group of workers were to re- port at the Forest Service ware house Tuesday morning for work but this has been postponed until such time as the uniform wage scale for Alaska is fixed, he said, and it will not be necessary for the men to report.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31

 CELEBRATION
 IS HELD HERE
Members of Moose Lodge, Women of Moose at
 Joint Entertainment

A joint entertainment celebrating the 24th birthday of Moose Lodge No. TOO, and Women of the Moose No. 25, was held in the Moose Hall last night. A fine program was pre- sented including a welcoming ad- dress by Ed Gioyanetti, Dictator of the Juneau Lodge, and similar speech by Mrs. R. D. Peterman of the Moose Women; songs, including Falling in Love With Someone, and Juneau on a Rainy Night by Monte Snow accompanied by Mrs. A. McChesney; address concerning fraternal organizations by Frank Poster; speech on the. history of the Juneau Moose Lodge by George Jorgenson; tap dances by Adrienne Glass accompanied by Gene Carl son; songs "Old Man River, Night Time Tn Nevada" and Frankie and Johnnie" by Billie Sparks; piano trip, "Streabbog," by Alice, Barbara and Lois MacSpad- den, and a duet, La Cinquantaine. , by Lois and Barbara MacSpadden; ballet dance by Sylvia Anderson accompanied by Gene Carlson; a closing address by Ed Giovannetti.
 The program, which started at 8:30 pm, was under the direction of a committee including w. w Bergstrand, Chairman; s. Wallsted Jim Safoulis, Emil Rundich, Mrs. H F. Starr, Mrs J. Jackson and Mrs Frank Reeder.
 Following the program refresh ments were served in the Lodge din- ing room.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
ATTENTION

Business and Professional Wom- ems Club meets Monday. Septem- Der 9; usual Council Chambers. Nc meeting Labor Day.
 MRS. PEARL BURFORD, --adv. Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
BROWNS NOSE
 OUT TIGERS IN
 CLOSE CONTEST
Tailenders Come from Be hind, Break Tie and
 Score Victory

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 31.-While the rest of the American League teams were resting, the St. Louis Browns upset the Leagues leaders, the Detroit Tigers, by a score of 3 to T.
 The Browns stopped belated Tiger drive by staging a late inning rally of their own and overcoming m early handicap.
 The game was q tie 6-an in the eighth and Rogers Hornsby, of the tailenders, broke it with two runs which was enough to win as the Tigers could only annex one more run in their half of the ninth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31

that area with large hunting party prepared to commit mayhem on the deer family.
 In the party are Lance Hendrick- son, c. H. Metcalfe, Keith Wildes, G. H. skinner, J. c. Shepard, Charles 0. Sabin, H. I. Lucas and Harry Lucas, Jr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
JAZZ TO CARRY PARTY
 ON DEER HUNTING TRIP

Venison will be sought by party of four Juneauites near the south arm of Gambler Bay over the weekend. The party, consisting of Dr. Robert Simpson, Robert Simp- son, Jr, Ed Jones and George Kohlhepp, plan to leave tonight on Cash Coles jazz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
ATTENTION

WOMEN OF THE MOOSE There will be a meeting Monday night at o'clock, Moose Hall. All members are requested to be pres ent.
 LEONA McKINNON, adv. Recorder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
PARTIES OFF OVER
 HOLIDAYS FOR DEER

The Betsy Ross, with the Los Bernard party of hunters; Norah with Dr. G. F. Freeburger and party, left today for the hunting grounds. George Cleveland ia a small launch leaves tomorrow from Aux Bay for Admiralty Island for deer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
TEAM STANDNGS Pacific Coast League

Second Half)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
SIMMONS TO sITKA

The Alaska Air Transport Patco flown by Sheldon Simmons left Juneau this morning as Il o'clock for Sitka with J. B. Warrack of the Warrack Construction Company and Herb Redman Warrack will return with the plane after a short stop in Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
ARE OFF ON DEER HUNT
 TO SEYMOUR CANAL AREA

As warning to deer in the Sey- mour Canal district, particularly those with horns, it is reported from authoritative sources that the Yakobi, Capt. Tom Smith, com- manding, left this afternoon for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
Vest Pointers From ALaska Are Appointed

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-Ap- pointments to West Point in clude the following made by Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Di- mend:
 William E. Bittner, of An chcrage; first alternate, Erwin Frederic Wann, of Fairbanks; second alternate. Brooks Bray ton of Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
American League
SPECIAL ATTENTION
JUNEAU WOMENS CLUB

There will be a meeting of the club Saturday evening, August 31, lat 7:30 pm. at the home of Mrs. J. P. Williams in Scatter Tract All members are urgently requested to attend.
 DOLORES DUDUEFF, adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-31
GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League

Missions 5; Seattle 15. Sacramento 1; Los Angeles 3. Hollywood 2; Portland 3. Oakland 2; San Francisco 2.
 National League St. Louis 3; Pittsburgh g. Brooklyn-New York, rain.
 American League St. Louis 8; Detroit 2. Boston Philadelphia, rain.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
VENCIO Ell TEAM DE GEOR.
GIA AL DE ALABAMA

La novena de Carrolltoon,
Georgia, fue proclamada "a
yer campeon del sur en- ell tor
neo verificado por la Legion A
mericana.
Con Jeter Y Johnson de pit
cheers, los ciudadanos del Es-
'tado de los melocotoneros de-
jaron al Mississippi en- 5 carre-
ras y 9 hits, mientras ellos, con
II hits, disparados sobre las
|curvas de E Carsley, llegaban
6 veces a la gonna.
Ell team de Georgia ira a los
semifinales del Este como re-
presentante de su Estado, Flori-
da, Alabama y Mississippi. Ri
chardson, ell jardinero central
de los derrotados, disparo 3
hits e hizo 2 carreras, en- Qua
tro veces al bate; Potts, del
mismo team, anoto una carre-
ra y descargo 2 hits.
Sc distinguieron por ell Geor
gia, pegando dos hits cada
uno, Wingate, Todd, Nixon y
Jackson.
Anotacion por entradas:
Mississippi
DOL O4O 600 SC, Oh, lie
Georgia
400 900 200 &c, 11h, Sc
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
ReStQbLecidO

ReStdblec5d0
En- la tarde de aver tuvimos
ell gusto de charlar un rato con
ell Sr. Paul Longo, ex-Presiden-
tie de la Unione Italiana, que por
algunas semanas estuvo reclui-
do en- la Quinta "Covadonga".
Ell Sr. Longo sufri6 una cal
da en- su hogan de la avenida
w. Alfred TOP, en- los momentos
que reposaba en- la hamaca de-
patio y Sc lesion6 la clavicula
izluierda.
Hoy ell Sr. Longo Sc encuen-
ira restablecido de la lesion y
ha vuelto de nuevo a sus ocupa-
clones, 10 que celebramos de
Iverdad, por cuanto nos unen a
lei lazoS de amiStad.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
NOTAS POLITICAS
Ell MITIN DE WEST NJ

En- ell parque Peregrino Rey,
en- West Tampa, Sc efectuo a.
noche ell mitin organizado por
ell partido municipal, presi-
diendolo ell joven abogaio Wal
ter N. Burnside.
Hablaron los candidates a
CONCEAL Sres. Leon Cain, w.
Il. CYCLIC, John w. Biggar y A
bert D'Arpa.
D'Arpa describe su gesti6n
y los otros dijeron, especial
mente CYCLIC, que mA POGO
habia hecho por esa bj la.
Antes de los concejaN vIa-
blaron los candidates a kasa-
dores Sres. ]. w. Frazier y
Walter H. Campbell.
Ell Sr. Victoriano Manteiga
habl6 en- defensa de la candi-
.idatura a la reelection del al
calde Chancey.
Cerro los discursos de la no.
che, con una brillante oraci6n.
ell alcalde Chancey.
Sc refiri6 a la industrial ia
bacalera y dijo que algo debe
hacerse para reanimarla; pero
que no a base de rebaja de ior
Estima que los mejores
obreros manuales del mundo
en- ell ramo del tabaco, aqui re-
slden y que SUI labor es una ga
rantfa de credito.
Hablo de los problemas de
West Tampa y relate 10 que
habia hecho para pavimentar
la avenida de Michigan, contri
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
Una junction

Una junction
En- ell teatro de los Druidas,
en- West Tampa, habra una fun
ci6n manana con la obra &c
Ultimo Basil6n", en- la que de
butara ell artista Pablo Coma
lez, que hace papeles de gale
&C..
Ell programa terminara con la
pareia de tango "Alberto y Lii
ma" y otros n1meros de varie-
dades.
Sera a beneficio de la Secci6n
de Beneficencia de la Orden los
Druidas.
DespueS habra bale. La en-
trada costara Is cts.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
(Viene de la 1a.)

temp0rada Veranlega, SrtaS. "
HE Alvarez, Dora Men6ndez,
Gloria Muniz y zoraida Ruilo-
ba, eran las madrinas de la fies
ia y llevaban ell "score" del jue
go.
Emiliano S~alcines, ell presi :
dente de la Secci6n recorria la
sala atendiendo a todos.
Ocupando sus puestos en- las
mesas vimos a Angelina Arias,
Mary Cohalla, Rafael Fernan-
DEE, Marta Saladino, Lily Puleo
Mary Soriano, Lydia Morales,
Fidel Noriega, Lily Alfonso,
Dolores Fernandez, Joe Garcia
Esteban Colleres, Olga Alvarez,
Joaquina Tamargo, Ricardo Fer
nandez Cano, Eva Cano, Amman
do Riguatts, Joe Fernandez,
Carmen Tocite, Manuel Fojaco,
Josefina CaPitano, MaXima Ma
va, Andres Cuesta, Fernando
Alvarez, Francis Clark, C. CT
garran, Mary Cueto, Bonnie
Fernandez, Carmen Guggino,
Jose Corrales, Sam Guida, Geo.
P. Anello, Dee Bordenave, A
quilino Alvarez, Alfonso Fernan
DEE, Luisa Fernandez, Benigna
Fernandez, Aurora Garcia, LO-
lita Fernandez, Manolita Fer :
nandez, Sucsie Noguez, Flora
Noguez, Paul Mistretta, John
Favata, Eva Sanchez, Marga-
rita Alvarez, Luz Perez, Mary
GuaStella, Lucinda Villadonga,
Joe Guggino, Sergio Sanchez,
Josephine Chiaramonte, Ma :
nuel F. Pendas y esposa, Argen
tina Fernandez, Teresa Noguez,
Jennie Rodriguez, Manuel Cas-
tro, Lily Gonzalez, Peter Cimi-
no, Esther Vigil, Jean Navarro,
Mary Ann Leto, Ann y Mary
Navarro, Ben Fernandez, Ali
cha Case, Peter Alfonso, George
Valdes, Adelfa Jordan, Rita &c
labert, Antonio Scotto, Angelo
Guida, Venancio Garcia, Joe Pc
rez, Aracelia Baeza, Della Ro-
que, Consuelo Areces, Anita
Tamargo, Tony Espinosa, Ma
nuel Nones, Chas. Clark, Abelar
do Cigarran, Palmira Valdes,
Carmen Herrera, Ella Diaz, Ii
ly Echevarria, Henry Fernan :
DEE, Tony Perrone, Zula Mar :
chetta, Onelia Sanchez, P. Go
dinet, Robert Flores, Esperan-
"a Perez, Arsenic Sanchez, Car
men Vicari, Della Romero, Lau
"a Ficarrotta, p hiIlips Vicari,
Benny Rea, Mario Rivero, Ma
rina Fernandez, Aurora Perez,
Eugenio Fernandez.
Componen ell grupo de las Da
mas Rec~reativas, su Presiden-
ia Anita Lores, que aver esta-
Iba muy atareada ayudando a
sus companeras de Secci6n: O.
livia Fernandez, Nora Lores,
Onelia Garcia, Rose Alvarez,
Title Alvarez, Margarita Alva-
rez, Zoraida Ruilova, Dora Mar
tfnez, Frances Aguirre, Mary
Campo, Agueda Campo, Silvia
Morales, Hortensia Casal, Clio
ria Vidal, Eliza Sanchez, Nela
Case, Luisa Vidal, Gloria Nj :
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
PLEHTOS Y DIVORCIOS
Cesar RiUerO.

D. w. Murrill contra c. M.
Murrill; Dorothy A Darlington
contra George c. Darlington
Joe Vetzel contra Alethea Hay
Vetzel; Lyle H. Towner contra
C. Pearl Towner; J. r. Light
foot contra Harris Realty Co.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
LIGA AMERICANA

Cain lanz6 por los Browns
y sirvi6 13 "ponches" a los At
leticos. Hejor6 Cain la marca
de Johnny Allen, ell pitcher de
los Yankees, cue en- mayo II
~"poncho" a II j~ugadores del
Cleveland.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
uIGA NACIONAL

los Cardenales dejaron a.
yer en- blanco a los Gigantes,
con anotacion de una carrera
por cero. Dizzy Dean lanzo de
manera admirable, dejando a
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

Ignacio Aray ell gladiator es-
'panol del peso medic, que aspi-
"a a la corona dejada ~vacante
por Marcel Thil, ell gallo, peleo
en- LisbCa, "a capital de Portu-
gal, con ell pugil lpcrtugues, la
sensation de su pals, Antonio
Rodriguez.
Domino Ara en- la mayoria
de los asaltos y, sin embargo,
los ju&es declararon nulo Ell en-
Icuentro, temiendo la ferocidad
del pdblico 81 fallaban en- con-
trario.
Los fanatics portugueses,
sin motive algunO, acogieron a.
aragon6s con silbidOs injustos y
con estruendosos aplausos a 81
cOmpatriota.
Ara domino en- ell primer a
salto, no obstante la agresividad
y valentfa de su rival en- ell Sc
gundo sc hacen demostraciones
de prOtesta contra ell espanol,
sin raz6n para clio, y Sc aplau-
de a Rodriguez; ell portugues
ataca violentamente en- ell terce-
70, ,pero ell aragones le DONNA
de nuevo; Rodriguez sc approve
ch6 de la confianza de Ara, en-
eel cuarto, para pegarle buen)S
lgolpes, ganando ell round; sa
lie Rodriguez violentamente, en-
Iel quinto, y lie asesta a Ara gol-
Ipes contundentes, en- la cara, pc
niendolo en- peligro; es bastan-
tie equilibrado ell sexto; Rodri-
guez vence en- el septimo, bo-
xeando con mayor eficiencia; e.
portuguese cree tener ventaja,
La gaceta., 1935-08-17


Por falta de publico, puesto
que la lluvia ces6 antes de las
ocho de la noche, hubo de sus-
penderse ell Nitin anunciado
para Ell parque de Plant Y or
ganTado por los amigos del
candidate D. B. Mckay. La
fecha en- que Sc verificara Sc
"a anunciada la semana pr6xi-
ma.
Mr.. Mckay pasara ell fin de
semana en- su residencia de In
dian Rock.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
CON LOS CUANTES

Ell boxeador gallego Tavares
.venci6 al madrileno Las Herss,
per Ipuntos. Sc efectu6 ell COM
bate en- Ell Ferrol. Moreno, O.
'tro gallego, combati6 con ell ma
drileho Sixto de Diego, retiran-
dose este en- ell quinto asalto,
por manifesto inferioridad.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

buyendo al mismo tempo a
que Sc terminaran las obras eel
terrapkn y puente Davis, lazo
de union entire Tampa Y Clear
water. Los parrafos mas salien
ties del discurso del alcalde
fueron muy aplaudidos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

ga duramente, obllgSldolo a ~
tirarse; Ara sigue dominand0
en- ell noveno y encaja fuertes
punetazos; en- ell decimo y ulti-
mo los dos Sc PECAN sin miseri-
cordia, siendo del aragones los
mejores punetaz2s.
Fallaron loo jueces por pelea
nula, cuando Ara habia ganado,
y ell pdblico protest6.
Al terminarse la pelea, ell d.
rector de Rodriguez dijo que su
representado haoia ganado sN
te asaltos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
.SOLBERG LEGO A NORUE-
GA

Londres, Agcsto 17.-CompIe
to aver en- Bergen, Noruega, un
vuelo por etapas desde los Esta
dos Unidos, ell photo Thor Sol
berg y su companero Paul Os-
canyan. Aver por la tarde sale
ron hacia Berlin.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

Gl}ria Martinez.
Sc llevo ell premR en- ell jue-
go del Bunco vi Ed kndez.
Despues de termi ell jue-
- empez6 ell bale, - la or :
questa de Mano Sanchez.
I'm grandioso exito para la
nueva y activa Secci6n Recrea-
tiva.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

Ell negro cubano Chico More
jon pele6 con ell espanol Nora
les en- Barcelona, y lie hiri6 en-
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
Una fiesta

Una fiesta
Ell Club R. H. Y. dara una
fiesta ell dfa % de Agosto, con
ell nombre de Hill Billy Dance,
en- sus salones de la Gale 10 y
II avenida.
Tocara la orquesta THE Mid
night Aces"
Apreciamos la inWitaci6n
que nos envian.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

Otrd inUitGci6n
Del Castillo Ponce de Leon
No. g." para ell bale social que
celebrara en- la sala del Castillo
ICrist6bal Colon No. Z, ell 81 de
este mes.
Agradecido.
Cesar RiOerO.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

En- los preliminares de la pc
lea Buddy Baer-Jack Doyle, a
nunciada para ell dia % de a :
gosto, combatiran Eddie Ho :
gan Y Norman Barnett, John
Anderson y Tony Coli, Lorenzo
Pack y AL Boros, Tony Galento
contra Willie MCGEE, y Bob
Tow de rival de Don Petrin.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

to.
Los segundos deY prales "
.retiraron, por la abNfsdancia de
\ san2re, lpidiendo al mismo
tNmpo una revancha, En- ell
mismo programme ell negro Con-
tray verei6 a Valera, a los pun
tos; Matamoros superb a Ortiz
La droga "definitiva" lie ha
sido servida a Primo Camera
por la Federation Itadiana de
Boxec.
Gficialmente Ia declare ton
to de oficio, por confundir los
punos de Jose Luis con la NOR
flna.A
Kin Hevinsky los confundi6
o71"monstrao" y Ell Ell pri,
mer asalto, "~gallardamente" pi
do compassion.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

Guillermo Ruiz pele6 en- Sala-
manca con Martin Nrevo y Sc
repartieron ''tablas."
La gaceta., 1935-08-17

80 "U'o
bate de G%reenberg. Ell pitcl
Auker cargo con la derrd
Washington SC, 16h, Os6
troit lc, All, Be.
Los Indios Sc colocs
Ixevo Ell ell canine \
Apkees y no los dejaroN
al. @@errotandolos cen "scoN
Ne 8 por 5. Once "jilotes''
cargaron los neoyorquinos'
70 con ellos solo pudieron
tar las veces va mencionadas.
FL Cleveland aprovechG me-
jor sus 8 bits. e~trando 8 veces$
ep ell "homei. lie corresponds
la derrota a'Malone y ell triun-
70 a Pearson.
New York SC, 11h, 2e; Gle
veland SC, 8h, lie.
En- la decima cuarta ell
Chicago venci6 al Boston, Pc
gando Pet ell hit que produjo
la carrera. Vern Kennedy SUI
per6 a Terrell, pues lie pegaron
tres hts menos que a su rival.
Boston &c, 10h, lie; Chicago
&c, 1sh, De.
La gaceta., 1935-08-17
SOCl LES

III, AdaIla MdrLlntZ, GtOTglHd
Martinez, Dora Menendez, Iy
Gl3ria Martinez.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-03-29
Widely Known Retired Doctor and
Writer of Indian History,
Died Here Friday,

DR.. Thomas B. Marquis, retired
physician and widely known Mon
tana historian and writer on In
dian subjects died Friday after
noon, shortly after two o'clock,
at his home in his Custer Battle
field museum on East Railroad
street, just outside the eastern en-
trance to the city of Hardin, fol-
lowing a sudden heart attack with
which he was stricken a half hour
before while walking from his
home up town.
DR.. Marquis was apparently in
his usual health. He had been
about town during the forenoon
and called at the Hardin Tribune
Herald office and took home with
him several copies of his latest
historical pamphlet, one thousand
copies of which this office had
just printed for him.
Early in the afternoon he start
ed to walk up town in a snow
storm, carrying an umbrella. When
opposite the Hardin Auto g. Sup
ply company's gasoline filling sta
ton on East Third street, he was
seen to fall to the sidewalk bv e,
L: Jacobson of the Big Horn I'M
plement Co., who was walking
toward him. With Ed Kopac, who
was near by, and Donald Hoppel.
an employe Of the filling station.
tho doctor was helped to a chair
INSIDE the station and DR.. Lab
pitt summoned. On the arrival of
Or. Labbitt DR.. Marquis was taken
to his quarters in the museum
was conscious and apparently
realized that the end was near.
He asked Mr.. Jacobson to get a
pencil and paper and directed him
write the addresses of his ED
est daughter, Mrs. j. L. Hastings,
BIT Curtis street, Berkeley, Calf. -,
and his eldest brother, Allen A.
Marquis, SOB Tracy street, Boze-
man. He apparently tried to
give some other directions. but
expired before being able to say
more.
Messages were Immediately ser.
his daughter and brother, and
the latter, accompanied by his
grandson, William Marquis. ar
rived in Hardin that evening. His
daughter, Mrs. J. L. Hastings, ar
rived Monday evening from her
Berkeley, Calf, home.