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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

WILSON IS HITTING
Hack Wilson is batting .346
for Albany in the International
League.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
COalmen in Need
. Of Sabbath Game

Bill Jenkins Washington Coal
Company aggregation is in need
of a game for next Sunday.
Manager Jenkins would like to
hear from managers Of the
following teams: Richmond, Va,
winchester, Va, Huntingdon,
Md, Dickerson, Md, Leesburg, Va,
and Leonardtown, Md. Teams
desiring games call Lincoln 6SO6,
or write Bill jenkins, at 1865
Emerson st. N. E.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

six OF its prlZeo
performers will
be making their
last appearance
as high school
stars.
They are Don
Dunlap, Stocky
catcher; Walter
Smith, pitcher
and outfielder;
R e e d Taylor,
frs t Sacker;.
B rick Hayes,
eft field e r;
Shorty Chum-
bris, Short-stop,.
q nd T,oftv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
EVA NINE WINS

EVA diamonders advanced to
third place in the Herald League
by defeating the NRA Juniors, 4
to 3, on the East Ellipse. Bill
Aikers granted five hits and struck
out IL,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

OF q mystery to the Gr1t1mcn
last Saturday.
Charley Reynolds, athletic di.
rector at the Boys Club Of
Washington, has returned from
the national Boys Clubs con-
venti0n in New York, having
taking along Charlie Justice. >.
Connie Mack has restored
Jimmy FOxx to first base, since
Alex Hooks was a flop. Charley
Berry will do most Of the catch.
for the Mackmen now. John
J. Lefty" Cullinane grew pink
under the gills when Levi
YOder's five-hOle lead shrunk to
one hole during last weeks
Manor Club invitation golf
tournament championship flight
final. he breathed easier when
Yoder clinched victory with q
birdie four at the fifteenth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
Leading Hitters
In Majors
WARWICKS SCORE

The Warwick Insects defeated
the Northeast Boys Club, IL to 2.
Cicala pitched for the winners and
struck out 10,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

Joe Vosmik ripped double into
left center in the fourth inning.
The ball bounced away from Pow
ell. Hale then drew a pass, which
brought the hard-hitting Trosky
to the plate,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
MT. PLEASANT
NINE PLAYS
4.
F. TECH
ALI
BY GARRETT WATERS

When Central lines up against
Tech today in its scheduled inter
high school series game at the
Eastern Stadium at $3.50 p. m,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

THEY HAD hold Matte Brown after his fight with Buck
Everett at Griffith Stadium because Matte became enragd
Everetts victory Matte really got mad in the eighth
round He got madden and madden in the ninth and tenth
until Trainer Las Cola had to hold the big heavyweight
back after the fight and the decision rendered in
favor Of Everett See story, Column 1 Page 81.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
LA YERS MAKE LAST APPEARANCE IN SERIES
GRIST OF THE GRIFFS

Berger doubled in the fifth and
then went to sleep on second as
Pearson doubled. He should have
scored with ease. Eventually Bo-
zie counted on Averill's bang to
right, but only one run scored in
the inning.
Whitehill busted off the Cleve-
land player to bring the count to
three and two before walking
TroSky and filling the bases.
Wright hit into a double play
and Pytlak popped out. It was
fine bit Of pitching by White
hill.
The problem of how to hit
ball where Powell can't reach it
is commanding no little attention
in the American League. In the
seventh he cantered back to the
fence and grabbed down Berger'S
rap to give the crowd thrill.
Bolton Smacked the stitches
out Of that ball he hit in the
seventh inning. It bounced off
the fence a mile a minute and
rolled well back toward the in
field.
After the Indians leave here
tonight the Yankees come to
town. The consensus of baseball
opinion seems to be that the
Yankees are the team to beat
for the pennant.
The statement made last win
ter that the departure of Ruth
would add power to the Yankees
seems to be borne out by facts.
Johnny Allen, the Carolina Kohl
Moor, poured the grief on the
Detroit Tigers yesterday. He will
be ready for a game here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
LITHUANIAN ACE

Johnny Broaca, New York Yam
kee Highlander, like VitautaS
Tamulis, is Lithuanian, both pa
ternal and maternal side.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07

make way for the eager young men
who had waited so long for a chance.
The German people digested this IN
telligence and suddenly there grew In
them the conviction of parallel which
extended all the way down the social
and business scale It was among the
people themselves that the jew-baiting,
the mobbing and the intense anti
Semitic movement began.
Also, that journalistic horror, the
recent purge, is looked upon philo-
sophically in Germany. Better 100 bad
men killed than civil war; for the
nations great fear is always the spread
of communism. They feel that their
nation has been Europe's last stand
against this menace. Had Germany
turned communistic, it would have
meant that all Europe would again
have been at war and in the end a
European Soviet would have been
formed.
Germany's mark holds steady, and
without a bit of gold behind it. Why?
Simply because the spirit of Germany's
people wills it so, says Mr.. Brugge-
mann. At present all kinds of none
tary prestidigitation is in play to
keep the mark up ancs TO coax foreign
money into the nations Golfers. Eng
land, the European nations and Ger
many are now on the best of business
terms The United States is given little
( consideration. The "Buy American"
campaign apparently brought this con-
dition about and now cotton, which
Germany formerly imported from here
is bought from English colonies; wool,
apples and other products are likewise
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07
GERMAN PEOPLE ARE
PROSPEROUS, HAPPY
CONTINUED from page u

the leader who has assured them OF
a living for themselves and their fam
lilies.
AS before, in Germany, there are
many businesses running on small
capital. Instead of one large winery
in a community, there will be dozen
small ones. Each man makes his own
product and sells it. He has a sure
income and an established position in
the order of things. He is content to
remain so. And he doesn't mind the
restrictions of this new era; they are
for the good of the country which he
once thought doomed.
In fact, at times he goes almost too
far in his passion to work for the
good of his country. Mr. Bruggemanns
friends explanation of the recent
Jewish exile and Aryan propaganda
was illuminating.
In his efforts to find work for the
young of the nation, Hitler uncovered
the fact that ninety per cent of the
men practising OF duJuulcaCl1le 1e1
man law were Jewish. An equally large
percentage of the physicians and pro-
fessional men holding government
posts were Jewish. Many of them were
elderly men who had no desire to re-
tire on pensions. 1t was they who were
blocking the professional stream. They
were asked to resign, and amid much
clamor they left their sinecures tc
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07

purchased from neighboring nations
having trade agreements, with Ger
many.
But for all of Germany's prosperity
and shining future, Mr.. Bruggemann
was glad to get back to the United
States. II could not possibly re-enter
the life over there" he says. IT no
longer think as my family and other
Germans do. 1t would take number
Of years to become adjusted again..
It was good to be back in the United
States, but it was better to be back
in the west. The east he finds like
any foreign country crowded and hur-
ried. The middle west he found exl
trenely depressing-dry, even at this
time Of year. The west and Washing
ton are home now to this Allard-ver-
nita rancher who Is back after his
first visit to the Fatherland in ten
years.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07

York having been
Cozzat Dr.
Mary Puppee whose first four
to
Spanking and blowing
chds half hour after when both
Zagln
infan
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07

Mrs. M. s.. Meeks went to Yakima
Saturday on business and to visit for
a few hours with her sister and other
relatives. She made the trip with H.
Heidemann, Arthur Heideman, Carl
Heideman and l.. A. Codding
II II y
Roy Skill of Pasco was a White
Bluffs visitor Friday With him was
his daughter, Miss Mary Skill.
X
V. A. Brien, an official of the Forty
andEight, was in White Bluffs last
week comforting with American Legion
officers.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07
Around And About White Bluffs

which will be held at 2:30 Sunday az
ternoon in the Presbyterian church by
Reverend Wallace A. Bristor OF Ken
newick.
Mrs. Alvin Barge and Mrs. Wright
Wiehl were hostesses Saturday even
ing at a pinochle party at the home
of the latter. Before settling down to
their cards, the group played number
of hilarious games. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Borden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Keen, Mr.. and Mrs. George
McCotter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Cotter and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Barge
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Wiehl. De-
lightful refreshments were served be-
fore the party came to a close.
Wesley Robbins has started to install
a new pumping plant at his island
ranch. He has fifteen horsepower
gasoline engine and when the plant Is
completed he will put in some addi-
tional acreage to crops.
y
Ronald Ralston and Joe Wagner who,
with Orion Bozarth, went to California
last month, returned to White Bluffs
Tuesday. Mr.. Bozarth remained IN Cal
ifornia. While in Los Angeles, they
saw Robert Remlinger.
X Y
To celebrate Mrs. George McCotter's
excellent recovery from the threat OF
tuberculosis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keen
entertained at dinner party in her
honor Sunday. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. George McCotter and their
two children, Betty and Orion, MIR
and Mrs. Emil Wagner, Kenneth Daw-
son and D. O. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Houk arrived
from Quincy Friday for a short visi
with their daughter and son-in-laW
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Soden, and two
grandchildren. The Houks returned or
Saturday to Quincy. Their son, Elmer
is now working at Coulee dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor AM
their two children spent Saturday al
ternoon In Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs E. j. O'Larey ant
Tommie were Yakima visitors Saturda.
afternoon.
George McCotter took Mrs. McCotte
to Prosser Monday morning. She ha
been called for jury duty.
X
s. v. Tanning went to Kennewic
Saturday to attend corn-hog com
mittee meeting On Tuesday he wa
business visitor in Yakima.
Y X 4
Walter Mykol and AL Barnes cam
down Monday from Beverly to spen
a few days with their families. Mr.
Mykol came in on last Saturday
train and is visiting at the home {
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Grish
am.
Edmund Anderson accompanied b
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson, mao
a trip to Yakima Saturday.
X 4
Shaun Kelly is at the veterans no!
pital in Walla Walla.
X Il 4
Mrs. F. A. English was in Yakim
on business Saturday.
Y II II
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Coonan of VI
kima were White Bluffs visitors la
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Worby were dir
ner guests Sunday evening of Mr.. an
Mrs. Ivar Holmskog.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07
COUNTY TREASURER
CALLS WARRANTS

Warrants amounting to $38,545.35
were called Saturday, February 2, by
Ben Knox, county treasurer. Among
the warrants included in the call and
on which interest ceased on that date
were all warrants to and including
No. 1862 of school district No. z, all
warrants to and including No. BAT OF
school district No. %, and all warrants
to and including No. $40 of school dis
trict No. "a. Priest Rapids irrigation
district maintenance warrants, issued
in 1884, to and including No. $50 were
called In at the same time.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. AL zarndt and Dorothy
Ann Reed of Kennewick were Sunday
guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
L. G. Krug.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Brockway were
Sunday afternoon guests at the War
Holmskog home.
II Il
Mr. and Mrs. Hansen Of Touchet
were In the valley on business Tues
day.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07


Mr. and Mrs. e. e. Meeker and Car
rol returned to Cold Creek Sunday
after q visit of several days with Mr.
and Mrs. H. v. Heberlein at Kenne-
wick
K. A. House was in Yakima Mon
day and Tuesday attending sales
manship school put on by the General
Electric company.
James Sells arrived Saturday even
ing and spent several days visiting
with friends in White Bluffs. He left
early this week for Yakima where he
is working for the brewery which is
4. soon to be installed at Selah.
be appointed chief deputy prosecuting
attorney for Yakima county by Frank
Willis, the county prosecuting attorney
This additional responsibility, how
ever, does not interfere with his reg
ular law practice.
Mrs. Fred Gilhuly left Tuesday eve
ming for Everett where she was callec
by the death of her cousin, Mrs. Geralc
Fitzmaurice. Mrs. Fitzmaurice hae
made several visits to White Bluff:
and was well liked by those who hae
made her acquaintance. Mr.. Gilhuly
took his wife and her sister, Mrs
George Barta, to Yakima where the,
entrained for the coast. The funera
was to be held today, Thursday, ant
Mrs Gilhuly and Mrs. Barta will prob
ably return the first of the week.
FREE TESTING-We have just re
ceived a new, up-to-date Tube Tester
| just released from the factory. Bring il
your tubes to see if they are givin
you full performance White Bluff
Motor Co. ADV
NOTICE
Water users or water right owner
desiring to work on the ditch SHOULD
get in touch with the Secretary a
:, once
PRIEST RAPIDS IRRIGATION
). DISTRICT
: D. S. Wilkinson, Secretary.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07

1T WILL COST YOU NOTHING
for postage, stationery or time, If you
let me send in your magazine subscrlp-
lions. just pay me the regular SUD-
seription price and I will do the rest.
Ct. r. CHASE
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07
Want Ads

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Durant a.
cylinder engine. S. A. Pemperton.
tfc7.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07

FOR SALE-Heideman lot and
building in town. 2tp31.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-02-07
THREE LOCAL MEN
TESTIFY IN SUIT

Wright Wiehl, Ira Hawley and Fred
Rinehart were called to Prosser We'd
nesday to appear as witnesses in the
case In which Miss Lorinda Savage
Of Pasco is suing the county for dam
ages incurred on the White Bluffs
Yakima highway. Mr.. Hawley and Mr.
Rinehart were required to spend a
second day In Prosser before they were
dismissed.
At the time of the accident, Hawley
was county commissioner for this dis
trict and Rinehart and Herb Cords
were engaged in grading the highway
Wiehl was hauling fruit In his truck
and his testimony concerned the con-
dition Of the roadway.
, 1935-02-08
OTRA NUEVA
FECHORIA DE
HAMILTON

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Febrero 8. up
I'm hombre identificado como
Raymond Hamilton. desesperado de
Texas. sc encontraba en- alguna
parte del hoy. en- un automovil
robado. mientras que ST. victima fue
alojada en- la oficina del Sheriff en-
esta ciudad.
Perdido en- Memphis despues de
una carrera desesperada a traveS
de Mississippi, virtualmente pri-
sionero en- su propio automovil, Ed
ward Hewett Davis, de 20 amos, es-
peraba hoy recibir fondos para re-
greSar a Washington. ID. c.. donde
es un empleado de In Administra-
cion del Departamento de atustes de
la Agriculture. v estudiante de leyes
en- la Universidad de George Wash
ington.
Davis dijo que caminaba hacia
Austin, Texas. para visitar a sus
padres, Ell Sr. Y la sehora Z. j..
Davis, cuando Sc detuvo en- Gulf
port, Miss. Ell microbes en- la noche,
para pedir la direction de Nuevo
Orleans.
Dos hombres. uno de los cuales
despues me dijeron que era Raymond
Hamilton, me acoSaron y me for
aaron a entrar en- mi automovil a
punta de p~istola." dijo Davis. En-
tonces conto u erranzas de la
noche como prisionero de los dos
hoElbres, quienes, dijo, &c NOM
braban uno al otro Jack" v "All".
En- la oficina del Sheriff de esta
ciudad, Davis identified un retrato
de Hamilton como Ell de Jack.
, 1935-02-08
ESTUDIAN Una
PROPOSITION
EN- LEMANIA
Derechos Res. 1885, por La tR)

DerechoS Res. 1885, por La tP)
BERLIN. Febrero g. Herman
Wilhelm Goering, Ell que tiene Ell
record de las oficinas publicas. no
es Ell concurrente regular a los tea
tros en- eStos dias. de 10 que es en-
tiempos ordinarioS.
La proposition Anglo-Francesa
para una convention aerea, consul
me TODD ST. tempo, y como resulta-
dos Herr Goering esta confinado la
mayor parte del tempo en- Ia Off
Gina del Ministerio Aereo.
Goering no es solamente Director
General de los teatros PrusianoS v
Ministro de Aviacion Sino que es
Conandante &c la Policia. Primer
Ministro de Prussia, PreSidente del
Reichstag. Jefe de los ServicioS Sc
cIelos, ercabeza Ell DEPARTMENT.
Forestal. y jefe de Ia oficina de
GAIA.
Ordinariamente los teatros del
Estado y las operas requieren la ma
yor parte de su atencion.
Tiene visiones de hacer los tea
tros y salones de Opera de Prussia
los mejores de Europa. o tai vez en-
Ell mundo entero. Aun arroja los
permitidos principles nazis para OBJ
tener este fin.
En- mis- teatroS 70 determine
quien es de raza Aria y quien no 10
es." dito el, sin c p~erturbado por
las teorias radicaleS naZiS.
, 1935-02-08
Funerales De La
Ninita Hinoiosa

Los funerales del cadlver de Ia
nlnita Tomasita HinojoSa. de seis
anoS de edad quien murio tragica-
mente Ell Jueves por Ia maiana al
caerse de un automovil en- Ia calle
Mckinley v is, Sc verificaron esta
manana a las $50 en- Ell panteon de
Buena Vista.
FL cadaver fue llevado al Santua-
RIO de Guadalupe donde sc lie hicie-
ron las honras funebres.
La nihita HinojoSa era hija de La
sonora Monica Perez VIDA. de Hino-
Josa, quien reside en- la Gale Nor
ton, entire las de Is y Is de esta
ciudad. %Sobreviven a Ia militia su
madre, la Sra. Vida de Hinojosa. '
tres hermanitos, Epigmenio Jr..
Maria del Refugio y Cleotilde.
FL accidente ocurrio a las $50 de
la manana Ell jueves. a una cuadra
de Ia casa de la nihita Hinoiosa. La
difunta era sobrina del Sr. r. A.
HlnoJoSa, comisionado federal en-
eSta ciudad.
La Agencia de Inhumaciones
Morris tuvo a cargo los funeraleS.
, 1935-02-08
Recuerda a Sus Otros
Cinco Ninos Mayores

CHICAGO. Febrero 6.@P-Aun-
que estA muy crgulloSa de u quin-
tuples. Ia sonora Elzire Dionne. de
Calender, Ontario, quiere que sea
recordado que tambien es la madre
de otros cinco hijos+y que estan
bien.
La sonora no quiere que esos otros
cinco hijos sean olvidados".
Claro que los ultra cientificos
cuidados de los quintuples han 81
do. reconoce ella, neceSarios. esta
muy agradecida por clio, pero de
~cualesquier manera re que .aun-
que es Ia esposa de I'm labrador
con ideas antiguas, ella ha hecho
una encomiable ohra en- Ia creacion
de los nihoS.
Solamente con Is amos de edad.
Ia dado a luz a III nihos. y de csc
numero. diez. incluyendo a los quin-
tuples viven. Perdio uno. de los pri-
que nacieron. Auriel. a con-
~secuencias de una pulmonia GUAM
co era un infante.
, 1935-02-08
Hacen Mas Cargos En-
Contra de I'm Acusado

LUBBOCK, Texas. Febrero 3. tPl
Los testiEos del EStado p~reparaban
testimonio adicional en- Ia causa dc
Virgil Stalcup hoy. cuando los
Prosecutors aumentaban su case en-
contra de FL. baio cargos de que dis
par6 sobre el Sheriff w. p. Arthur.
de Dickens. en- n eScapatorfa de
In carcel hace algunos meseS.
Inportante testimonio fue presen-
tado aver cuando la sonora Irene
Colston. de Houston. diio cue ha-
bia venido a su casa de Houston
ell dia 70 de octubre con IA aser-
cidn de que 10 buscaba In policia.
lie die Que pasara." diio 81 tes-
tigo. In sehora estaba detenida en-
In cArcel del condado de Harris por
dar albergue n un criminal.
Dijo In sonora Que oyo a Stalcup
decir a su marido Que Sc habia
huido de Ia carcel de Dickens.
al dijo Que cuando 10 llevaron a
In carcel. Clarence Brown Cquien
escape con Stalcup cuando Ell
Sheriff Arthur fue muertol tenia
ri arms.
, 1935-02-08
Campana Pro- urismo
En- Los Angeles, Calf.
Trens)

MEXICO. d. r.. Febrero s.-Para
contrarrestar Ia propaganda que
esta siendo distribuida en- Califor-
MIA y Arizona. una organization Sc
esta fernando en- Ia ciudad de Los
Angeles. para fomentar el trafico de
Hotel Clark. de aquella ciudad. y
una junta recientemente en- Ell
turistas. La organization verified
una vsriedad de discusses fueron
hechos elogiando a Mexico como Ell
future pals del turismo. no sola-
mente en- America sino en- Ell mum
do entero.
Harry Car. columnista de Los
Angeles. dijo que Mexico esta des-
tinado a ser Ia ciudad mas promi-
nente en- Ia attraction de los turis-
tas. del mundo entero. Hizo refer
encia a IA gran carretera Pan
Americana que serA inaugurada
dentro de pocos meses. Los MEM
bros de esa organization Sc re-
uniran cuando menos una veZ nj
mes. para discutir Jas posibilidades
de contrarrestar Ia propaganda an
ti-mexicana que esta siendo distri-
buida q travss de los Estados Uni
do&
, 1935-02-08
Sc EUNIO Ell
CAPITAL PARA
COSO TAURINO
Especial Para FL Heraldo)

MATAMOROS, lamps, Feb. 8. =
Segln informes que recognizes hoy,
Ell capital para Ia construction de
Ia Plaza de Toros en- esta ciudad,
ha sido reunido, Siendo esta suma
de $25 900 pesos.
La semana paSada faltaban Sola-
mente $1,000 Dsos para completar
Ia Quota que Sc necesitaba para la
construction de Ia plaza de toroS,
habiendose reunido va.
Fl sitio donde sc construira ell
nuevo coSo taurino probablemente
sea en- donde sc encontraban las an
tiguas plazas de toros, en- la parte
suroeste de la ciudad.
Segun sc nos informo, Sc ha en-
viado I'm oficio para ell permiso
correspondence para que quede
constituida la Sociedad de Accio-
nistas a la Secretaria de Goberna-
cion en- la Ciudad de Mexico, y
unicamente Sc espera la respuesta
de dicha secretaria para llevar a
cabo Ia construction de la Plaza
en- Matamoros.
La CONCESSION para Ia construction
de la Pla-s de ToroS en- esta ciudaS
fue otorg - por ell %gobierno del es-
tado de Iamaulipas al ST.. Ignacio
Gallardo. periodista MatamorenSe,
que dirige un seminario aqui.
Sc estAn hacienda arreglos con Ell
senior Miguel Cara, constructor de
la vecina ciudad de Monterrey, N. l..
y es cast SECURE que el senior Cara
sera quien dirija la construction de
Ia obra en- esta ciudad.
FL senior Gallardo hizo un viaje a
Monterrey la semana pasada con
ell fin de %preSentar los pianos a los
contratistas en- dicha ciudad.
Hay mucho entusiaSmo por la
construction del nuevo coso tauri-
no en- Matamoros pues sin duda que
darA buen resultado. pues sera un
atrayente mas para los turistas que
visitan la region.
La plaza sera construida de ladri-
10 y de MADEIRA.