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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
8 Sheridan County Schools
Have Perfect Attendance

Eight Sheridan county schools, all
rural had perfect attendance last
month it was revealed from the Of
fee OF county superintendent Olaf
Aasheim this week.
Schools having perfect attendance
were View Hill, district II, Esther
Rice, teacher.
Collins, district 81, Emma Wollan,
teacher.
Two Tree district %, Jennie Bent
son teacher.
Fairview, district 81, Elna Swan
son, teacher.
Emerson, district 81, Susie Jacob
sen. teacher.
Whittier district 81, Shirley Hedg.
es. teacher.
Meharry, district SIS. Gladys Carl
son, teacher.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
TURKEYS WILL BE
LOADED;hERE TODAY

Today is Turkey Day in Plenty
wood. Farmers are coming to the city
with turkeys which will be shipped
to eastern markets for Thanksgiving.
Shipment today is being made by the
Northeastern Montana Poultry Mar
keting association, Of which Ole
Wang of Plentywood is manager.
A federal licensed grader is in
charge and is grading birds impair
TALLY according to the U. s. stan
dards of grades.
The turkey pool has been loading
birds along the entire branch line
this week.
1t is believed shipments from this
section for the Thanksgiving market
will not be as large as in former
years due to the fact that birds are
not yet prime for marketing as In
former years 1t is believed many
growers will ship a majority of the
birds for the Christmas market.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
Interior of Orpheum Theatre
Here Is Being Redecorated

The interior of the Orpheum the
atre is undergoing extensive repairs
and r~emodelling.
The ceiling and walls of the popu-
lar show house are being covered
with a composition substance, de-
signed in a mOdernistic manner.
Seats will be re-arranged so as 10
give two aisles. Mr. Jackson stated
with the addition Of another aisle it
would he necessary to sacrifice
The work is under the supervision
Of Mr.. Jackson's father, a skilled car
Denter and designer, who is here
from Minneapolis.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
MRS. MARSH DIES

Mrs. Ben Marsh, H-yearuold
mother Of Fred, Martin and Lou
Is Marsh of Plentywood died this
morning at the Sheridan Men,
oriaI hospital from complications
Of old age.
Doctors had held but little
hope for her recovery.
A daughter, Mrs. Frank kad-
lets, of Minneapolis arrived last
night to be at her mothers bed
side. A son, Ben, Of Dent, Mimi,
and Louis who left last week for
Iowa will be here within a few
days.
Funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed.
Mrs. Marsh was the mother Of
eight children, seven surviving.
She has been a resident Of Sheri-
dan county for "a years.
Her husband also survives.
A complete obituary will be
printed next week.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
Carload Of Turkeys Shipped
From Plentywood Thursday

A carload of turkeys consigned to
Chicago, and handled by ]. l.. Sorem
of brentwood left here Thursday.
The shipment was by freight. Cash
returns from the birds marketed is
expected within a few days.
1t was noted that the birds shipped
this fall so far, have not been up to
the usual standard for Sheridan coun-
ty.
MI. Sorem stated that many grow.
ers plan to hold their shipments until
later, thereby giving the birds more
time to mature.
Mr.. Sorem will handle a carload
shipment for the Christmas market,
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
PIentywood High School
(Anme GamesA
DELIVER pUREBRED CATTLE

0. f. Wang delivered a truck load
Of purebred cattle to Glasgow Tues
day. They were purchased by Fred
Rusher, rancher of that section.
Mr.. Wang is a breeder of %purebred
polled HEREFORD cattle. having engag-
ed in the cattle business on his ex-
tensive farm and ranch near Plenty
wood for a number Of years.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
Herald Publisher Improving
At Rochester Hospital

Word was received here yesterday
that Harry E. Polk, Plentywood Her
aid publisher. who submitted to a ma
jor surgery at Rochester. Mimi, last
week is steadily improving. He is a
patient at st. Mary's hospital.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
TEMPERAT RE RISES

Following days with the thermom-
eter lowering at chilling degrees and
general rise in temperature this NOR
ming brought relief to Sheridan coun-
ty.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
PLEBISCITE VOTERS
MAY LOSE STANDING
Naturalized Foreigners Targets Of
New immigration Recon-
mendations.

BY the Associated Press.
Cancellation of the citizenship Of
naturalized foreigners who vote In
homeland elections to determine SOW
ereignty-such as the Saar plebi-
scite-was recommended yesterday by
the House immigration Committee.
The State and Labor Departments
indorse such legislation, which would
provide for cancellation Of citizenship
automatically with the casting Of q
ballot.
Chairman Dickstein, author of the
measure, wanted 1t to be retroactive
to cover the Saar voting. Committee
members, however, persuaded him
that the bill should apply only to fu-
ture voting.
Miss Ruth Shipley, head Of the
State Departments Passport Divi-
sion, told the committee the depart
ment believed the bill should men,
ton plebiscites specifically. Accord
ingly, such q clause was written In.
With this amendment. the bill was
Endorsed heartily" by e. ]. Shaugh-
messy, deputy immigration commits
Evening star., 1935-02-21
DEATH IN CHAIR
SEEN FOR KAISER
Former Machinist Is Con.
victed of Killing Union
Official Here.

Death in the electric chair seemed
certain today for Harrison Mckinley
Kaiser. who was convicted by Dis
trict Supreme Court jury yesterday
Of first-degree murder in the shooting
of a union official during a labor
dispute on September 20, 1892.
Trial Justice James M. Proctor will
impose sentence next week. 1t took
the jury less than two hours to find
Kaiser guilty of staying James p.
Morgan, an officer of the Washington
Navy Yard MachiniStS' Union.
Evidence at the trial showed Kaiser
had been laid Off as a machinist at
the navy yard and went TO Morgan'S
home at 1929 Jocelyn street to talk
to the labor official
Asked for Job Back.
The defendant testified he asked
Morgan to return IS he had paid in
union dues and to aid in getting his
Job back. He said he believed Morgan
had been responsible for the loss OF
his job.
Kaiser testified Morgan replied:
"You dirty scab, If I have any influ-
ence you will never get your Job
back!"
The machinist, witnesses said, drew
q revolver and fired five shots into
Morgan's body. Other testimony was
that Kaiser cried as he fled from the
scene:
"That will fix you'll"
mind Went Blank"
Kaiser was traced and arrested
some time after the shooting in Point
Pleasant, w. Va, and returned for
trial.
The case was prosecuted by Roger
Robb, assistant United States attorney.
Kaiser was defended by Attorney
Charles E. Ford. The defendant ad-
mitted having an argument with Nor
gan on the day in question. but said
his mind went blank" and he had no
recollection of the shooting.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
GREEK NAMES CHANGED

NEW YORK, February 21 R.-
Athens became Athinsi and Piraeus
changed to Pireefs last night, when
it was learned that the Post Once
Department had changed spellings of
Greek cities to phonetic arrangements
IN It's foreign mail bulletins.
The changes were made at the re-
quest Of the Greek government, al
though the local consulate has not yet
been advised Of them.
Other changes in spelling include
the Saloniki for Salonica, Patrai for
Patras and Chania for Gambia.
Evening star., 1935-02-21

sioner in the Labor Department. It
also won the approval Of John Thomas
Taylor and 8. p. Meadows, legislative
representatives for the American Le-
gion and American Federation Of
Labor, respectively.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
Sc FARE WOULD. STAY
Seabury Comments on Possibility
of Change in B. NJ. T. Deal.

NEW YORK, N. Y, February IL
@.-Assurance that the city's ne
gotiations for purchase Of the Brook
lyn-Manhattan Transit subway sys-
tenn will not endanger the scent
fare came last night from Samuel
Seabury, special adviser to the city
on subway unification.
Seabury. whose report recommend
ing acquisition of the B. M. T. at
net price Of $l85, ,000,00 is now before
the Board Of Estimate, gave this as
surance following hints by Mayor
Fiorello La Guardia that the city
might engage in Q price, war" to
force the Interborough Rapid Transit
subway system to become part Of the
city-owned tube,
Evening star., 1935-02-21
MEAT NOT permitted
Catholics Not Relieved Of obliga-
tion Tomorrow.

Catholics in the Archdiocese Of Bal
timore are not relieved from the obli-
CATION Of abstaining from meat to-
morrow.
This statement was made yesterday
BY the Baltimore Catholic Review,
diocesan organ. in view of published
reports to the contrary.
1t was explained that under au-
thority granted by Pope Plus diocesan
heads may waive this Friday prohibi-
tion, and that in some dioceses it has
been done because Of the holiday.
In this archdiocese Archbishop Cur
ley has not availed himself Of the
privilege, 1t was added.
Evening star., 1935-02-21

Farm Prices Decline.
Germany's rigid price control has
resulted in drop in agricultural
prices.
Evening star., 1935-02-21

Thames Tunnel Talked.
A s15,o0O,0oo tunnel under the
Thames in England is being consid-
cred
Evening star., 1935-02-21
ODDS AND ENDS

s. Society Brand and Sheldon Topcoats. Orig.
S2s.5o and $500. Exceptional values for
Early Spring. SiEes-Regulars, 80 to 42;
~ snos''' or % TO ~; Longs ~ $22.95
Sheldon Overcoats. Orig. SIS and $3.50.
sas Saof'srIsa; 10. s.Gu,ons Lons'-l/'S' $1,000
sheldon Tuxedos. Orig. SIS. Single and
double breasted. Shorts-2I36,
3/42; Long-1/44; Stouts-1/42 o1e 0c
3 Society Brand Double Breasted Tuxedos.
sbar..Esi.s & stss' ,/ss Kssu'ar'-i/S'; $24.75
6 Dinner Eight Full Dress Suits. Orig
$4,000. Regulars -1/37, 1/40,
1/44: Shorts-I/3S, 1/40; Stout COO ~
Men's Shop. Second Floorb
Evening star., 1935-02-21

2 Goodman & Suss Fuii Dress
Suits. Orig. $60.e0. Regulars 600 ~
-1/37, 1/3S ............... %OO' 40
White Dress Vests. Orig $500.
re- sts1'.''-ns', a...''.. h's, 1884, ll4'' $1.95
,s Prs n :, nsos s.,., Trousers Orig. $500. s2.75
IL Prs. Mems Trousers. Orig. $3.50.
W aist sizes-1/32, 1888, II34, 90 ~
3l3S, 2j40, 1/44, LAS. 6............. Co''o
33 Prs. Mems Trousers. Orig SS o. -c
and SO. Sizes 20 to 50 waist CrsO
Prs. Black Tuxedo Trousers. Orig ca zr q
$40. Waist sizes-140, 1H44...
mems Shop. Second Foor)
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
LOS ROJOS VENCIERON
AL

Para veneer aver al Toronto,
de la Liga International, ell Gin
cinnati tuvo que hacer la carre-
ra decisiva en- ell noveno inning,
con un oportuno batazo de John
ny Mize, que hizo anotar a Bill
Myers.
La combination presentada
aver por ell Toronto, en- ell Qua
dro, era menor en- edad a la de
"a amos de los "rojos, la valua-
da en- 123, 0O0. Nal Thomas, ex-
captain del team de football de
la Universidad de Manhattan V
tercera base del Toronto, dis
tpar6", dos "tribeyes" por ell
central, en- sus primeras
dos veces al bate. Frank Nc
Cormlck, la primera base de los
lnternacionales, bate6 de zion
iPor ell Cincinnati lanzaron
Frazier y ell pequeno zur-
do Tony Fleitas,
Cincinnati &c, ION, lie; To-
ronto SC, 12h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
DEPORTES
CUNNINGHAM TRIUNFO
EN- LA r DE MIL
YARDAS

New York, Mario 19.-Mas
de $4,000 personas vieron a
Glenn Cunningham, en- ell Madi-
son Square Garden, derrotar a
Chuck Hornsbostel en- la carre-
ra de mil millas, por ell pequeno
margen de dos yardas.
FL va celebre corredor de Kan
sas hizo el recorrido en- 2:10.1
superando la marca de Hal Cut.
bill, que era de PIP y quedan.
do solo una decima de segundc
por debajo de la que Luigi Bee.
cali estableciera al aire libre.
Una bora mas tarde Cinnin.
ham venci6 en- la carrera clasica
de una milla, con dos yardas sc
bre Gene Venzke, de Penn, er
Alas.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
UNA REGATTA HASTA NO
RUEGA EN- Ell VERANO

New York, Mario 19.-Las
condolences para las regatas de
yachts hasta Noruega, en- este
verano, fueron anunciadas aver
por ell Cruising Club de Ameri-
ca, operando en- combination
con ell Real Yacht Club de No
ruega.
Tendra lugar la partida ell dfa
8 de JUNO, junto al faro de New
port, R. l., donde empezaron las
regatas hasta Plymouth en-
1881. Este acontecimiento ira
satlantico sera la mas larga re-
gaia que jamas Sc ha celebrado.
AL finalizar en- Bergen, Norue-
ga, la distancia complete llega-
ra a 1850 millas nauticas. Las
embarcaciones deben pasar por
ell norte de Escocia.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19

lgalgo." "-iNo esta en- Ma
drid?" lie pregunte 20. Mo
esta", me dijo; Y sigui6 riendo-
Sc. Aquella risita me estaba re-
quemando la sangre, porque...
la verdad, 10 que esta pasando,
ME 10 tenia 70 tragado desde.
nuestro viaje a Anialucia.
Y, llevandose las manos a Ia
cabeza Y poniendo los oios en-
blanco, exclam6:
i Los hombres! Los hon.
bres! El mejor pa cisco.
Elvira no tenia... no podia te-
ner paciencia para seguir pun
to por punto ell prolific relate de
su doncella.
ACADIA. Al grano... DEBATE
dc exclamaciones que en- NADIA
nan de remediar mi NAL.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
UN NUEVO TRIUNFO DEL
FAMOSO CALICO A V MAN

La oncena carrera en- Sui
phur Springs, cuando Cave
Man esta inscripto, significa
cast siempre una victoria mas
para ell famoso galgo. Los apos-
tadores Sc concentraron aver en-
ell favorito, en- Cave Man, y los
boletos Sc pagaron a SO centa-
vos. Bad Sally, la perra del DR..
Clarvoe, entr6 en- segundo lu-
gar, y Bad Ltisa, del mismo
dueno, en- tercero. Cave Man
a la pista con ocho largos
de ventaja sobre su mas cerca-
no competitor.
Vencieron en- la doble apues-
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
Su ausencia de Madrid debia

Su ausencia de Madrid debia
obedecer a algo grave, a algun
asunto perentorio.
GDe que indOle? iQuien sabe !
Los hombres suelen tener sus
compromises.
Una palabra de HONOR. algo
asi era, sin duda, la causa de
su ausencia en- momentos tan
criticos.
Palabra de honor!
Pero Gacaso no Sc trataba
tambien del honor de ella?
Y ell honor de la mujer anna
da ino es y debe ser antes que
iDios MIC! iPobre cabecita
adorable!.. h.. ipObre coraz6n ena
morado! iQue ruda batalla en-
tire los sentimientos Y la dudai
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
LOS JUEGOS OLIMPICOS DE
CENTRO AMERICA

San Salvador, Mario 19.-Es
tan verificandose los Juegos
Olfmpicos de Centre America,
con la representation de nueve
paises, incluyendo Cuba, Meji-
co, Panama y Guatemala.
La aperture Official Sc verifi-
co ell sabado, ante mas de $4,000
personals, pronunciando un dis
curse ell p~residente Maximilia-
no Martinez.
Los atletas desfilaron llevan-
do las banderas de sus respecti-
vos paises. Ell grupo de Nicara-
qua no arribo a tempo para la
Inauguration.
Las baterfas de un fuerte del
gobierno hicieron ell saludo a
las banderas visitantes, con sal
vas de canon.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
III

La doncella contemplate a
Elvira con profunda pena, con
verdadera lastima.
La lucha horrible por que pa
saba su infeliz senorita, refle-
jabaSe de tai mode en- su rostro
que no habia mas que mirarse-
la, para leer en- 81 sus intimos
penSamientos.
-Pero, bien... dime,-balbu-
Geo Elvira, cogiendo por un bra
20 a la muchacha Y obligandola
a que Sc lie acercase.-lCon
quien hablaste tn? IA quien Wis
tie? IQuien tie di6 la noticia de
que Enrique no esta en- La cor
te?
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
SHARKEY HIZO TABLAS
CON DROUILLARD

Chicago, mario 19.-ackie
Sharkey, gladiator de Indiana
polls, derrib6 dos veces a Orvile
Drouillard, de Windsor, Onta-
rio, por la cuenta de cinco y dos
segundos; pero ell canadense no
Sc amilan6 y los iueces declara-
ron nulo Ell combate. La pelea
tuvo lugar en- los jardines Mari
gold.
Pesaba Sharkey 1914 libras
" Drouillard 1912.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
-Perdone listed, sehorita:
pero es que.

-Perdone listed, senorita;
pero es que.
-iAl asunto!
-Pues ell asunto es que ell Sc
norito sc ha marchado de Ma
.drid, que su criado Sc qued6 pa
ra despachar algunos asuntos,
y que esta manana estaba ARE
glando la maleta para irse a Pr
sa... o cosa ash. Tn nombre Dor
ell estilo me dijo. Segdn ell cria-
do, es I'm pals muy hermoso don
de hay muchas flores Y Sc pasa
ell invierno muy bien.
La muchaehita mordfa las
palabras y resoplaba con ira.
-Pero Gacaso Sc ha marcha-
do Enrique a pasar ell invierno
en- csc pals?
-Cabalito. .
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
Ell Torneo de Ajedrez del Soviet

dos; Emmanuel Lasker, ell ex-
campeon, ell ~tercero, con 1919
ganados y 612 perdidos; Jose
Raul Capablanca, de Cuba, ell
cuarto, con II ganados y 7 per-
didos, y Rudolf Spielmann, de
Austria, ell quinto, con IL CANA
dos y 8 perdidos.
Ell russo Kan finaliz6 en- ell
sexto puesto y Loewenfisch en-
Ell septimo, quedando empatados
en- ell octave ell h1ngaro A. Lii
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
...-dido la donce.

-Senorita.. .-dGo la donce-
LA, decidida a dar fin al tormen
to por que estaba pasando su
ama.-Hable con ell criado de
don Enrique.
-JQue tie dijo?
i Quiere listed saber la YER
dad, por amarga que sea, seno-
rita?
-Di, di; quiero saberlo TODD.
-Pues bien: ell senorito En-
rique me parece que es I'm paja-
70 de cuenta.
-iAntonia!. t..
-Incom6dese listed conmigo,
81 quiere, senorita; pero digo 10
que siento: don Enrique es un
pillo... un pillo como todos los
hombres.
-Basta! IQue motives tie
La gaceta., 1935-03-19

lienthal y los rusos V. Ragosin
Y P. Romanoswkyo
Moscou, Mario 19.-Ha ter
minado ell torneo de ajedrez que
venfa efectuandose en- ell Museo
de Bellas Aries.
All russo Mischa Botwinnik co
rrespondi6 ell primer lugar, con
13 partidas ganadas y 6 perdi-
das; Salo Flohrm, de Checoes-
lovaquia, quedo en- ell segundo
puest9, empatado con ell prime
70, con Is ganados y 6 perdi :
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
LA REGATTA DE. YACHTS
HASTA LA HABANA

st. Petersburg, mario 49,
Para la regatta de yachts hasta
la Habana Sc man inscripto va
"a embarcaciones, siendo la Ill
TINA la de r. w. Zimmerman,
de Chicago, de SO pies.
La regatta empezara Ell saba
do 80 de este mes, al mediodfa,
v ell recorrido es de 284 millas
nauticas, con la meta en- ell Mo
rro de la Habana.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
VICTORIA DE SANGCHILI
SOBRE AL BROWN

Valencia, Espana, MARIO 10.
El notable plgil valenciano vi
cente Sangchili, camlpeon del pc
50 de gallo, derrot6 aqui a Al
Brown, que para 81 reclamaba
la corona mundiaI de esta cate
gorfa. No Sc discutia ell titulo de
este Gltimo, por tener ell eomba-
tie un Unite de 10 asaltos,
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
MATRIMONIOS

Marcial C. Ronquillo, %, y
Maria L. Grillo, Is; Jim H.
Thompson, 43, y Corine Smith,
%; Edgar Leonard, 80, Y Pearl
Di Corte, SO; Oscar Watts, 20,
y Alma Johnson, 20; Sam Guam,
10, y Lula Giddens, %.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19

Queda alberta la regatta a
yachts desde As a IL pies de lar
go, y Sc concedera handicap
segdn ell tamano y condolences.
Ell rey Haakon VII, de Norue
ga, ha ofrecido una copa para
ell vencedor. Otra copa Sc ha O.
frecido por la ciudad de Bergen
Esperanse cinco inscripciones
americans y probablemente
dos inglesas.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19

ia Circle Park y Sandy Hare,
abonandose sus boletos a 1854
Stepping Jack conquist6 los
honores en- la d6cima segunda
carrera, la de obstaculos.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
Elcampe66n pidf $3.50, l1Su7p eiear enyLSI

Roseville, CAL, mario 19.S
FL camlpe6n Max Baer defende-
"a y titulo en- Londres, en- ell
mes de agosto, contra ell aleman
Max S~chmeling, 81 Se acepta
una peticion de- Ancil Hoffman,
de S25O,0O0 por ell match.
La fecha, ell lugar y ell eomba
tie, dijo aver Hoffman, nos a.
grada a nosotros, mas la garan-
tia ha de ser no menor de $3.50,
900 sin estar ell dinero someaido
a impuesto. "Yo he didho a Wal
ter Rothebenger, ell empresario
aleman, que estamos dispuestos
a pelear en- Alemania, pero
siempre que Ell impuesto no nos
quite la mitad del dinero''. IS.
el quiere preparar la pelea y o
frecerla en- Londres, ell II de a
gosto, listos estamos. Preferi-
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
mes til para tratar asf a don En-
Irique?
GMotivos? Olga listed.

Hizo una ligera pausa la don
celia, anud6se con energia ell 70
10 panuelo que llevaba al cue
llo, y, apoyando las manos en-
las caderas con esa actitud IL
plea de su clase, fue diciendo:
-Cuando llegue a casa de
don Enrique, estaba ell criado
arreglando una maleta. Owe.
tu,-le dije;--iy ell senorito?"
Ell muy mastuerzo ME miro a la
cara; como 81 yo llevase una
DANA de monos en- ella, Sc echo
reir, y me diio: "Echale un
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
Folletin No. 1876
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
cielo querido!"

cielo querido!"?
iOh! No.. de ninguna ma
nera.... Enrique huir? IEnri-
que olvidar de aquel modo?....
tQue olvidar!.... 49,. iMentirl 81;
mentir; esta era la verdad
Porque juramentos tan ar
iientes, passion tan impetuosa,
nc Sc olvidan en- un momento
crando estan arraigados en- ell
alma.
No: Sa Enrique no la olvida-
ba.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19

La garantia ofrecida Sc dice
que no es menor de $500, 900.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19

L A que fuese en- sophomore,
porque ell Garden tendra una pc
lea para nosotros a principles
de JUNO. Todavia no tenemos
I'm convenio definido. Todo de-
pende de 10 que ell Garden haSnss
Tengo entendido que Chaa
Harvey regresara de Alen
con un contrato para la
de Baer con ell e~xcampe6n.
vey, ell director de HamaS
tia como agfnte del en-
rio Rothenbetg''.
Al mismo tempo n
man hablaba asi, en-
Walter Rothenberg, ell
rio, anunciaba una peld(
Baer y Schmeling, en- II
probablemente ell dia II de ag6s
La gaceta., 1935-03-19

y Ambers, en- Polo Grounds, ell
dia 5 de JUNO. Jacobs desea Sc
lie autorice para dirigir Ell bout
con la promesa de 'que Sam
Plan, director de Ross, Sc pre-
sentara a la comisi6n ell mes
pr6ximo, ratificando su inten-
ci6n.
Con esta noticia qued6 cast
olvidada la pelea que ell vier-
mes pr6ximo Sc efectuara, en- ell
Garden, entire Art Lasky, asaa
rante a la corona del peso col
pleto, y Jimmy Braddock. y
La gaceta., 1935-03-19

a la comlsion atletlca del
0 de New York que Sc ha-
rVesto a defender su titu-
>saltos, contra Lou Am
i 'omihado ell retador no.
Il mo contendlnte. Mike
re present6 Immediate
Uos comisionados anun-
ell Club Siglo Xxx,
(/N de organizar, ofre-
RVhea entire ell campe6n
La gaceta., 1935-03-19

New York MARIO 19.-El
campe6n mundial de las 1876 IL
bras, Barney Ross, comunic6
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-07
Prisoner From
Here Stabs Man
At Sar, Quentin

SAN QUENTIN PRISON, Calf,
March 7. U.P)-A stabbing affray
sent William Cayhill, %, San Fran
cisco burglar, to the prison hospital
today while his assailant, Joe Sal
cido, 30, was sent to the dungeon.
Guards said Salcido. Imperial
county prisoner, stabbed Cayhill in
the abdomen.
Carl Varvell and Trension Com
eanc, Los Angeles prisoners, were
sent to the dungeon for throwing
three-pound spinner weights at an
other convict in the jute mill.
Salcido originally was picked up
by Ell Centro police for investiga-
ton and escaped from custody while
being taken to eat along with other
prisoners. He went to Texas but
on his return here was identified
by Officer Floyd Ackley of the local
force and was again taken prison.
er. Tried for escape from an Off
Ger he was sent to San Quentin
prison May %, 1928 for escape from
an officer, his term being set at five
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-07
ECONOMY in STATE GOVERNMENT
STRESSED AS BUDGET TACKLED

permit court, legislative or other
administrative examinations design
cd to expose the source of news.
Contempt proceedings against
news men who have refused to di-
vulge the source of information or
otherwise betray condolences are not
uncommon, the committee agreed.
The new measure, which was sent
out with a "do pass" recommended
ton, was suggested by the Califor-
MIA Newspaper Publishers AsSocia-
ton.
A series of 81 bills validating for
nation of various schools, flood
control, municipal improvement and
other districts and their bonds was
approved in rapid order.
The committee also recommend
ed favorably bill validating for
nation of regional park districts,
which exist only in Alameda and
Contra Costa counties.
Further discussion of unemploy-
ment, self f-help cooperatives and fl
nancial problems was expected to
be heard on the floor OF both houses
today.