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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25
Deadly Diphtheria
 Germ Is Discovered
 In Cardiff England
(Bv The Associated PresS)

(By The Associated PreSS)
 LONDON, June g, From reports issued by Welsh medical authorities new type of diphtheria has brok- en out in Cardiff, which has proved, in certain cases, to be fatal with in "A hours. Dr. J. Greenwood Will son, city medical health officer of Cardiff, has stated to repreSentativ- es of London papers that the new type had first been diagnosed as such in the north.
 Research workers in Leeds had found that people there were affi- icted by disease which if not at tended to immediately often caused death in "A hours, treatment by the normal anti-toxins being useless if delayed.
 inc reSedICn Wolh hels eail ule germ grave diphtheria', to distin- guish it from the ordinary type, soft diphtheria', the medical off cer admitted. q would impress up on the citizens the need for having their children immunized. If a child has a sore throat or suspicion of one, call in the doctor immediately It is sheer folly to assume that it is only a sore throat, for this new germ works quickly and in "A hours it may be too late.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25
Primo Camera and Joe Louis To Fight Tonight at New
 York 5000 Expected
CARNERA IS LOW
Camera Is Given But Little Chance of Avoiding Being
 Knocked Out In Bout
(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK, June 25, The be- lief in well informed circles is that Primo Camera is still punch shock ed from the beating he received from Max Baer last summer and will be lucky to last a half dozen rounds, when he meets MT. Joe Louis, the boxer from Detroit, tonight, at the Yankee Stadium.
 Expectations say that the gate re- ceipts should hit the four hundred thousand dollar mark Odds appear ed likely to be two to one for Brown when they enter the ring.
 Despite Cameras weight, size, reach and experience, his chances of avoiding a knockout are not con sidered bright. There will be no broadcast of the fight About fifty lIlOuSdIIu pSOpIS dlc chpS1tGu dl tllC bout
 Primo's one big chance seemed to be that he might share in the cur rent luck of long shots. He lacks only two things in his physical makeup-punch and durable chin.
 Racial rivalry and the fact that the fight occurs at a time when Italy and Abyssinia are in dispute, prompted the promoters and the police to coop crate in taking unusual precautions against a possible outbreak among the spectators.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25
WISH HAVE ACITATORS DEPORTED
Senate Expects Report From Administra tor Hopkins On Conditions At Palmer.
 Today. Is Called A Crazy Adventure
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON June 25 - The Senate expected Hop kins report the food and health conditions at Palmer the Federal Governments rural home development Matanuska today Vanderbergs and others charges that the scheme was crazy adVenure and that major catastrophe mpended unless corrective taken immediately.
 Federal Relief officials, the department of which, Hop kins is administrator insisted there than 10 percent of the single in the colony dissatisfied.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25
Union Writes to President

TACOMA, June 25, A vigorous ly worded protest to the President in which the aid of the U. s. Army was asked for protection against the lawless activities of state and national guard troops, was the la bor unions answer to the use of troops here in protecting lumber mill workers returning 10 work.
 There was no talk of general strike heard at last nights meeting of the Central Labor Council, but it did condemn the governor pol icy of employing troops to inter- fere
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25

2 minutes and 32 seconds in the 9th round of their scheduled Is round bout.
 A surprising crowd of 70,OO saw Camera battered all the way thru five rounds until his seconds threw in the towel, resulting in a techni- cal knockout for Louis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25
Religious Riots in
 Edinborough And
 { Are Convicted
(Bv The Associated Press)

(By The ASSOCIateu PTeSs1
 SCARBOROUGH, Scotland, June 25, Seven men, convicted of creat- ing a breach of the peace were giv- en the alternative of paying fifty dollars fines or serving sentences of one month each as a sequel to relig- ious riots which f1ared throughout the streets of the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25

FOUND-A pen and pencil set, owner may have same by identify ing and paying for this advt. In- quire at Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25
Dore Calls Today
(By The Associated Press)

TACOMA, June 25, John Dore, attorney was to see Mrs. Valley to- day and attempt to plan her defense for her trial which is to come up July 9th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25
Rotmg Northwest Lumber Area Brings The Troops
Some Legislators Foresaw A Bonus
 Drive as Possible
(Bv The Associated Press)

(By The Assoclated PreSSJ
 WASHINGTON, June 25, Some ,gislators foresaW a new bonus drive and possible quarrel over tariffs as a result of the Presidents call for an immediate enactment of his tax wealth program.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25

Mail the Nome Daily Nugget to your friends, and let them know about the rebuilding of Nome. ......
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25
Louis Is Winner
 Over Camera By
 ATech. Knockout
(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK, June 25, = Yankee Stadium-Joe Louis won technical knockout over Primo Camera after
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-25
Explorers Son Is
 A Match Peddler
(By The Associated Press)

LONDON, June 2l, John Car veth Wells, youthful world traveller and son of the American explorer, Grant Carveth Wells, tramps Lon don streets attempting to earn a livelihood peddling matches, and blamed his mother for his plight.
 The London Express quoted the fellow the Royal Geo. graphical society as saying he was compelled to become a match pedd- CT to support his wife and six-month -old daughter because his mothers alienation of affections suit in Con-
 necticut against the second Mrs. Wells tied up his fathers resources.
, 1935-01-27
DUNDEE WHIPS
BABE RISKO

NEW YORK. Jan 26. ,R,-Eddie
Babe Risko. who came TO the big
town heralded as the "~uncrowned
king OF the middleweight. emereed
Saturday the victim Of a beating BY
the veteran Vince Dundee as well
as one OF the most ridiculous OFF,
rial fumbles in recent New York ring
history.
Declared the winner at first after
ten tame rounds in the headliner
Of Friday nights card al Madison
Square Garden. while 1921 cash Gus
toners 'booed" Justify. Risko was
quickly deprived Of the referees de-
cisi0n by the discovery Of mistake III
the score card Of one OF the two
judges.
This judge. Sidney Scharlin. had
marked Risko the winner although
scoring five rounds for Dundee. four
for Risko and one even. Meanwhile
the other judge. Jack Britton- the
old weller king-gave Dundee a 7-s
margin on rounds. This apparent
split left It up to Referee jed Gahan,
wiz HAN4AARbA1 N@@14 NhN 0N~A1A~A "
Risko.
While the demonstration Of dis
approval was still in progress. Box
ing commissioners quickly discover
ed the mistake on Scharlin's card
and General John j. Phelan. chair
MAJ Of the state ring board reversed
the decision. making II officially
unanimous. in spite OF the verdict
Of the referee. who Is called upon
only in cases where the judges dis
agree. To ringSiders. IL appeared
Dundee'S greater experience. ag-
gressiveness and body punching cas-
ily entitled him to the decision. de-
spite Risko's rally in the last few
rounds. The Baltimore veteran. shut
fling and weaving. took the sting out
OF Risko's wild swings and steadily
piled up points. The Associated Press
scored six rounds for Dundee and
four. the 3rd. It'll. 9th and 10th for
Risko.
, 1935-01-27
Valley SpOrtSmen Garry
SEEMING Fight to Austin

association. Cameron county has
been well covered and association
members are well pleased with the
vieor with which Hidalgo and Will
lacy county sportsmen VI taking UP
the fight.
Sports fishermen enjoyed q great
season at Red Fish bay, off VIII
lacy county. and they are Of the
opinion that 1t was due TO the fact
that drag seining Is not permitted
In the laguna. Many spOrtsmen
from Cameron and Hidalgo ccun-
ties went to Red Fish bay to enjoy
the excellent fishing which they
found better than that In the bay
off Cameron county.
The fight ON laguna seining Is the
chief item before the Valley associa-
ton, but II also is seeking revision OF
certain game regulations.
Al a Valley-wide meeting Friday
night Ia Harrington the various
chapters adopted the following COM
mittee recommendations:
whitening and dove season
August 20-October 81 with hunting
only on Sundays. Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Quail season-December
1-January Is. Deer seaSon-Decem-
Der l january 10.
In addition to these proposed
seasons. the association recommend
ed:
That a universal hunting license,
but not a universal fishing license.
be adopted
That non-residents not be required
10 purchase license To fish with ma
tural bait in salt water:
That the 32-inch limit on reddish
be repealed, but that fishermen not
be allowed TO sell them over 81
inches.
That the iavelina be considered O
gaTe animal.
Numerous valley sportsmen. in
addition TO the associations three
Representatives. are expected tc
make the trim 20 Austin for the Wed
nesday meeting.
, 1935-01-27
GOOD HURLERS
JOINS BROWNS


NEW YORK, Jan 26.-Fl- "A
pair OF minor ieague twirlers VINO
between them have rolled up the
impressive record ol 81 victories
against is defeats will blossom out
I'm the livery Of the St Louis Brown
this season.
These SharpSho0ters. whose COM
bined record Is BETTE than the 1884
winning percentage OF Dizzy Dean
and Co. are Fay Thomas. drafted
from Los Angeles q the Pacific
Coast league, and Ashley Hillin,
from San Antonio Of the Texas
League. Both are right handlers.
Thomas turned In one Of the best
baseball performances Of 1884 With
% victories anc four defeats. Hill
lin woD "a games anc dropped L..
Between them the celebrated
Dean brothers accounted for 40 wins
for the Cardinals while losing Is.
The new Brownies didn't collect
their victories merely by finishing
games. either. Thomas toiled in 20
complete games and Hillin in "a.
, 1935-01-27
Number SIS
ALEX says:

ALEX MORRISON says:
The winner in some Of the re-
cent winter tournaments has
averaged as low rs 66 strokes
per round. This is some great
going when compared to the aver
age Of Sc which Horace Rawlins
took in 1895 to win the first ma
tional open.
However, the conditions under
which the game Is played have be-
come more favorable. Rawlins
whacked away ut a ball that would
feel like q potato to present-day
players. His clubs were more like
hockey sticks, clumsy and un-
wieldy.
The fairways and putting sur-
faces were rough as compared to
those on the championship courses
Of today.
The boys now have a BAN that
flies far and true. The courses
may be filed with traps and haz-
ards. but the right Of way Is a.
most perfect.
Certainly these things conpled
with improved swings should bring
better scores.
Nsxts Lsft-Arm B~aekswinr.
, 1935-01-27
Polo Team
To Play English

SANTA MONICA. Calf. Jan. 26.
CPl-A Pacific Coast all-star polo
team. all Of its members English
born, win meet a team Of Texans.
headed by Cecil Smith, n Of the
three nine-goal stars In the world,
here Sunday at the Riviera Country
club,
The all-stars arrived Friday from
Santa Barbara where they brought
20 d close a victorius coast campaign.
The Texans have been here for some
time training for the forthcoming
match.
The members Of the all-star team
are Harry East. rated at five goals:
Eric Tyrrell-Martin. seven goals:
Gerald Balding. who played for Eng
land In the 1880 international
matches. and Alex Bullock, rated at
five goals.
The Texas colors will have as their
supporters in addition to Smith, the
following: Tom Mather, six goal
star: J. B. Gilmore. five goal player,
and RUDE williams. a seven-goal star
, 1935-01-27
OWLS PULL UP BY BEATING BAYLOR 1881
Hooks, Bruno to Battle Monday at Harlingen
Little, Runyan, Dutra
Beaten in Big Tourney

the major tournament season. Little
went down fighting against a first
round competitor who matched him
In every way. from booming drives
70 deadly work on the greens.
Paul Runyan, White Plains, NJ. ",
who rules the Professional Golfers
association ranks. joined those on
the sidelines through "A 2 and I de-
feat from Harry Cooper OF Chicago.
More reversals came I'm the Sec
ond round Olin Dutra, wearer OF
the national open crown. fell before
Clarence Clark, Bloomfield. ~. j.,
not OF high ranking in the matter
OF major tournament victories. The
score was 2 and 1.
Henry Picard, OF Hershey. Pa, de-
feated Jim Demaret, Galveston, z
and | In the first round and disp0s-
ed Oh Dick Metz. Chicago. by the
same score III the second eighteen.
Nelson. after his spectacular win
over the amateur champion, Little,
went on 10 beat Victor Ghezzi. Deal,
IN. j. 4 and 3 In the second round.
Harold McSpaden. OF Kansas
City. KaS.. entered Sundays quarter
finals with a 2 UP win over Jim TO
garty. Kirkwood. Mo. In the morn
ing. and a 4 and 3 defeat of Ben
Loving, Petersburg. Va. In the Sec
ond session.
Clark trimmed Dutra after beat
ing Floyd Farley. Oklahoma City
one up, and Cooper followed I'D his
unexpected win over Runyan with ar
equally surprising upset OF Gene
Sarazen. Brookfield. Conn. star still
considered the outstanding money
player" OF the game.
, 1935-01-27

SAN BENITO. Jan. 70. - There
must be something In the old saying
that no man Is any good until ne
gets married because the Primera
Benedicts certainly did pour 1t on
the Harlingen H Association
quintet here Friday night.
The Primera Quint, most OF whom
are fathers. downed the ex-high
schoolers from Harlingen. 40 TO %.
They showed the well known Wilson
Tract basketball ability and at one
time led by a wide margin.
one Of the fastest transitions from
high school to independent athlet-
les ever seen in the Valley took
place. Burdick Shaw. finished his
Harrington high school career under
the eight semester rule. IN the
Harlineen-San Benito game played
Friday night. Shaw dressed and af-
ter watching the Harlingen- Primera
tilt for a while decided he wanted
10 play some more basket ball SO IN
he went.
, 1935-01-27
Creyhounds Defeat
Cardinals 81 To 20

SAN BENTTO. Jan. 26.-As In
some Of their other games, the San
Benito Greyhounds played "a nip
snd-tuck affair with the Harrington
Cardinals for three periods Friday
night and then pulled away with a
scoring spree in the final quarter
TO win. "a To 20. Scores at the end
Of quarters we're 10 10 3, M to ~ and
e to ~. Harlingen held a momen-
tary lead In the second.
McElroy, playing his last game
under the eight semester rule. top
ped all scorers by amassing III
points for Harrington. Shaw and
Hornung. also playing their last
games, turned In good performances
for Harrington.
Gilly Davis led the Hounds with
nine points while Dunn and Law
son had seven each and Scogin six.
The victory cinched a place In
the playoff for the unbeaten
Hounds.
BOY score.
, 1935-01-27
Donkey Ball Game
Set AT San Benito

SAN BENTTO Jan. "a dom
key baseball game will be played
on the recreation ball diamond at
2 o'clock Sunday afternoon between
the firemen and the Lions club.
The firemen viii be captained by
G. r. Adams and the Lions BY Gus
b. Michel.
, 1935-01-27
Grand Is
Getting Too Old

Los ANGELES, Jan. %. P-
Twenty Grand's comeback chances
In the Santa Anita 100000 handi-
cap looks dark.
The big black thoroughbred or
Mrs. Payne Whitney's Green Tree
stable. absent from the turf for two
and a half years, tested his aging
legs at sever furlongs over the fast
Santa Anita park track Friday and
they failed him.
He finished third 10 High Glee,
a faSt-sprinting filly and Mate in q
four-horse test-his first race since
the summer OF 1892 when he was
beaten by Mad Trump and was re-
tired to stud.
High Glee. a 4-year-old or e. ".
Whitney's stable, turned In one OF
the fastest races on record when she
came home two lengths In front OF
the veteran Mate In f-22 "a. a new
track mark and only two-fifths OF a
second off the worlds record set up
by Rcseben. 22 years ago.
While Twenty Grand held second
place by two lengths through the
early stages Of the race. he lost
ground N the turn and a belated ef-
fort in the stretch wasn't enough 10
catch Mate. He was three and one
half lengths back OF the winner at
the end and a length and a half In
the wake Of his former turf rival.
Teralice finished last.
, 1935-01-27
RICE GETTING
BACK in RACE
Kittsmen Put On Closing
Drive Too Strong
For Bruins

HOUSTON, Jan. 26.-tR-Com-
ing fast In the last rive minutes,
Coach Jimmy kits Rice Institute
cagers here Saturday night con-
uuered a game Baylor University
quintet AZ TO 81. and pulled into the
500 class In the Southwest confer
ence, with three victories and three
reverSeS.
Baylor's amazing accuracy from
the free throw line kept Coach
Ralph VOLTS Bears In the game
most of the way Baylor made good
ii out of IL gift shots while Rice
Gagged fifteen out OF q gift shots.
Baylor played a very rough brand
Of basket ball. 20 personal fouls
being called against VOLTS cohorts
and O'Heeron. Bradley, Afford and
Clark going out Of the game on
personal fouls.
Baylor's victory hopes really be-
gan TO fade when Ken Clark, bril-
liant sophomore guard, was elected
for four personals. He had played
splendid defensive ball, and had
been the key nan in Baylor's floor
, 1935-01-27
LA FERIA COPS
CAGE TOURNEY

PRIMERA. Jan. %. - Coach Mil
cred Fosselman's La Feria high
sextet won the Primera invitational
basketball tournament here Satur-
day afternoon by nosing out the
hcme club 81 in a great defensive
game.
The champions were undefeated
IN the double elimination tourna-
ment in which eleven Cameron and
Wsllacy county sextets were entered.
The Primera girls. on the other
hard. put up a great fight to gain
the finals after dropping their ini-
tia game to Stuart Place. The final
contest was a heated affair which
was not settled until the final
whistle. Both clubs played great de-
fease ball.
Q. Il. Vail OF La Feria and M. Sea-
baugh Of Primera, the officials Of
the tournament, picked a first and
second all-star team az the con-
clusion Of the all day meet.
The first team: Forwards - Rich
Of La Feria and Dodd Of Primera;
Centers St. John Of La Feria and
Withers Of Stuart Place: Guards -
Dubose OF Stuart Place and Tan
berg Of Primera.
The second team: Forwards -
l.. Wilson Of Santa Rosa and Keis-
ter of La Feria: Centers - Mccall
Of Stuart Place and Q. Nolan Of
Santa Rosa: Guards 49, CiSnerOs OF
La Feria and Reeves Of Primera.
The teams which took part in the
tournament were La Feria. Stuart
Place. Rangerville. III Jardin. Los
FreSnoS. Rio Hondo. San Perlita,
Raymondville. Santa Rosa. Primera
and Santa Maria.
, 1935-01-27

The fight Of Valley sportsmen to
prevent drag SEEMING in the Laguna
Madre viii be carried to the state
capital this week by Asa Moore Of La
Feria, p. F.. Dominy OF San Benito
and Harry Rouse of Mercedes as
representative OF the Valley Game 81
Fish Protective association.
They will meet In Austin Wed
nesday with sportsmen from all over
the state who are seeking revisions
in the state game and fish regula-
tons
The Valley representatives will
carry with them petitions signed BY
over 1000 Sportsnen OF this section
strenuouSly opposing any effort TO
open the laguna TO drag seines. These
petitions are now being circulated
BY an chapters Of the Valley-w1de
, 1935-01-27

G0tAAAl& OMAAEo
MOnday-Ft. Brown az "A. @.
Wednesday-ElkS at KiwaniS.
Friday-Eagles at Goodyear.
With a smear OF postponed games
to dc played off the first round
OF the Brownsville Playground
Baseball leagues schedule will be
completed with three games on tap
this week. All or the teams have
from one to three postponed books
70 clear off The records.
This weeks ID Ugram will get uE-
der way Monday night with the
strong Fort Brown contingent
tangling with the Athletic Club
providing the Avsees show up. The
A. Q. crew has dropped three games
via the forfeit route for failure to
place a team on the field.
"A good game should be on display
Wednesday night when the Elks
mix II up with the league-leading
Kiwanis aggregation. The BPOEs
do not fare 20 well against the
lesser clubs. but they take q great
delight In knocking off the leaders
One of their victims this season
was the Pan-American Flyers, the
defending champions
This weeks program viii get un-
day night with the Eagles taking
ON the Goodyear Ttremen.
The Elks lattened their average
Friday night BY measuring the
Twnwnnr fn-T Tho tunw Urnwps
, 1935-01-27
Primera Quint Will
PLAY Hounds Monday

SAN BENITO. Jan. Is. - The
M ch-strengthened Wilson Tract
tPrimera) team will play the San
Benito Greyhounds here Tuesday
night. Where other teams lost play
erS at end Of the first semester on
account Of the eight semester rule.
Wilson Tract gained some who we're
not eligible first part Of the season.
IL is expected to be the last hard
game on the San Benito schedule be-
fore they enter the play off for the
county Class "A" championship.
, 1935-01-27
Number si4

ALEX MORRISON says:
Fred Stone, the a~ctor-spcrts-
man, is fixing up his swing. He
has just signed a contract to make
pictures in Hollywood. Holly
wood and golf are virtually
synonymous, 50 Fred wants to be
hitting them far and straight
when he plays among the picture
folk.
Like many golfers, Stone has
found himself just about breaking
his back TO get distance through
the fairways after a short drive.
The missed tee shot was due 10
one mistake. IL takes time to get
your swing going smoothly
After you've made one mistake,
take IL easy. Get your move
ments, particularly the position Of
your head, under control.
After you've done this You
won't need to worry, about dis
lance. you'll be getting enough
of Il.
Nsxtr Better Times for GoIfars
, 1935-01-27
GREAT SCRAP
S EXPECTED
Hoosier Hurricane Ranked
As One Of Best I'm
Business

HARLINGEN. Jan. 26.-The fight
game viii be ushered back into the
Valley sports picture here Monday
highland the head usher viii be
none other than Henry Hooks, the
healthy betting Hoosier who has
scattered Texas bantams and feath-
ers like straw In n whirlwind.
His opponent. however, viii be one
Of those boys who don't scatter SC
well. Kid Bruno Salazar, the TOY
bulldog" of the Alamo.
This should be the best battle
Valley fans have witnessed since
~Guero" Lopez, the phlegmatic
puncher from old Monterrey. tanned
the bounding "Barilito." left hook
and all, In q Brownsville ring.
There Is no doubt about Hooks
class. and Valley fans well know
that regardless Of the opposition
Bruno always turns in a hard, ag-
greSsive battle. The tougher the op-
position. the better Bruno responds
to the occasion. This he has prov
ed in the Valley time and again
particularly in his kayo victory over
Kid Pancho and mis- 15-round win
over Chief Perry Knowles.
Fans Like Bruno
All things considered, Bruno has
captured the favor Of Valley fans
more than any other scrapper who
has operated In this section since
the game was legalized In the Lone
Star state. He Is colorful and Is q
crowd pleaSer with his aggressive
tactics. He toes IN hard from the
first to the final clap Of the bell.
Hooks. one OF the best bantams In
the business. does net lay any claim
to boxing skill-he wins his fights b.
the might OF his fists. He halls from
INDIANAPOLIS. the home Of Tracy Coz
and willard Brown. two other vel
known battlers. Some scribes have
described Hooks as a pocket edi-
tion" OF Cox.
He has had about los fights IL
four years or campaigning and still
carries few marks Of the ring. Amonl
the fighters Valley fans know. Hooks
has beaten "Barrilito." Midget Az
tee. Kid Laredo and Henry Moreno
while campaigning In Dallas. Sar
Antonio and New Orleans rings. Ons
OF the chief stars In his crown Is
victory over JIMMY Perrin in a New
Orleans ring. Perrin Is a Crescent
CITY favorite and you have 10 shell
lack him aplenty in New Orleans x
win.
The Monday night fight here vii
get under way at $50 o'clock in thV
Legion arena. The bout is beinf
promoted b. JIMMY Finley. vel
known manager who handled Chic
Perry Knowles in this section.