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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-01
Turkey Farm To Have 1000 Birds

Preston.-The Rex Turkey farm at Carimona op-
Grated by the Spies Milling Company of Preston and
Melvin Benson, of Lanesboro, and under the super
vision of l. W. Smith of Preston, now boasts 1853
birds A number of the turkeys weigh nine pounds
in spite of the fact that they only eleven weeks
In the near future 1000 more turkeys, which Mr.
Benson has almost far enough along to let out, will
be placed the farm, increasing the total popula
ton to almost 1000. 1t may little early but
some one has got to remember that Thanksgiving
comes every year!
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-01
Borrows Tractor, so Gallons of Gas

Ortonville.-The Mork brothers, farmers near Or
tonville, wouldn't have minded some truck driver
borrowing their tractor to pull his machine out of
the ditch, but when he also borrowed" so gallons
gasoline it was not such swell idea. Returning to
their home on Sunday, the brothers discovered
tractor tracks leading out to the road and investi-
eating revealed that apparently a large transporta-
ton truck had gone off the road and the driver had
borrowed their tractor to pull himself out Evidently
out of fuel, as evidenced by gas soaked ground on
the roadside when the truck had apparently spilled
its contents the party returned to the barn and
stolen so gallons of gasoline stored there No
the thief has been discovered.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-01
Family Reunion Draws 500 People

Jordan.-The fair grounds in Jordan was the
scene of strange reunion last week and 500
people of one relationship gathered together for the
second annual runion of the Wermrschrken family.
From far and near they come nearly half of the to-
tai number carrying the name of Wermerskirchen,
with the rest ranging from Murphys to Larsons to
Schmidts. Others of the large family wired wrote
their regrets at being unable to attend Herman Her
der, Jordan's postmaster, was chosen chairman of
the big meeting and acclaimed chairman for 1886
with next years meeting again scheduled for that
town. A program of races between all ages of the
family from six to sixty. The oldest to attend
Mrs. Susanna Schmitz of Benedict "a years old, and
the youngest was the baby son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
ALTER, of St Paul. born May "a 1885 Most of those
attending were Minnesotans, though many were from
out of the state 1t great time, introducing two
people: Mrs. Wermerskirchen meet Mr. Werner
skirchen."
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-01
Makes Ace on EOS Yard Hole

Brainerd-The tricky Branerd Country club
golf course, which has defed all candidates for "hole
in-one honors in the many years of it's existence to-
day had an ace chaked up against it by j. c. Stroud
st. Paul, who needed only drive 2O5 yard ninth
hole Strauds drive hit the carpet of the green and
rolled straight into the cup without the flag being
lifed. George Trent, club manager, standing at
the club house and witnessed the achievement
Stroud used a spoon for the drive. AS far as is
known states it is the first act carded the Brain
erd course.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-01
Deer Shows It Has Intelligence

Maca.-Hearing what they at first thought was
sheep lost in the woods Harold and Elvin Andrews
Milaca, followed the sound and finally saw doe.
She led them directly to fence that enclosed the
farm where they saw fawn caught by both hind legs
in the fence The doe then dashed off into the woods
The boys released the fawn, which was quite badly
cut but had no bones broken. They turned it loose
and it bounded off in the direction taken by it's mo-
Their.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-01

Mrs. Thomas ]. Preston, Jr., who
was formerly the wife of Grover
Cleveland, has been re-eleced pres
ddent Of the Needlework Guild Of
America.
Senorita Marie Careaga, SPANS
first woman industrial engineer, re-
Gently took charge Of Madrid ex-
press train.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-01

up by having swallowed part Of himself which left
him no where else to go except in circle.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-01
Four Generations Get Together-on Horses.

Rochester.-Four generations all together is not
an unusually strange occurrence, but when they are
all together horseback it's horse of another col
Mrs. Mary ]. Omand, 70 years old started the
istocratc sport in her family half century ago
when her husband, who once had show place for
horses on his farm south Of Rochester, bought her
a sidesadde from Milwaukee Last week newspaper
photographer caught picture Of her riding with
daughter, Mrs. Maude Lloyd, of Rochester, her
granddaughter, Mrs. T. c. Mccormick, recently re-
turned from Honolulu with her husband Major Nc
Cormick, and Mrs. Ormand's great granddaughter,
Patricia Ann Mccormick All ardent horsewo-
men, regardless of their and all have taken part
in horse shows Patricia Ann is about II years old
Lightning Rips Up Paper without q Burn
Notwithstanding the most prankish force
of nature. had little fun with the family of James
Mcdonald, near Browerville when it raced from
room to ROOM knocking plaster off In EACH and then
tore newspaper lying on the floor into ribbons
without burning 1t in the least. The bolt struck a
chimney while the family were sitting at the dinner
able, demoshing it and another chimney, and tore a
hole through the siding at the front Of the house.
Mr. Mcdonald, who had started out Of doors and had
his hand against screen door, received a severe
shock affecting his right ARM Mrs. Mcdonald felt
the shock in her neck; and the daughter NOM
entarily blinded by the bolt All recovered quickly.
Plaster was knocked off the walls and ceiling Of
each room as the lightning raced about the house.
The newspaper the floor completely riddled
and torn into strips but had not the slightest mark
of a burn on IL.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-01

Wn6n walkers LOSc 1SiSntS
Minnesota's Supreme Court has
just ruled that culpable negligence
on the part Of a pedestrian may
prevent him from collecting dam
ages from the motorist who hits
him. In this particular case, the
victim walked around the end OF
his parked car into the path OF an
vehicle without look
ing down the street. No new law
Is involved in the decision, but 1t
serves to emphasize the fact that
traffic safety is matter which
vitality concerns every person us
ing the thoroughfares in walking
or in driving. Likewise. the deci-
sion by inference indicates that
the degree of responsibility for &C
cident varies directly with the de-
gree Of care displayed by the per-
sons affected whether afoot or
awheel. It Is to be noted that the
re-affirmation of this established
principle re-emphasizes and in no
way modifies the heavy obligation
La opinión., 1935-08-11

Los Gigantes de Nueva York,
que desde ell principle de la tenn
porada sc p%erfilaron como segu-
ros ganadores del pend6n de la
Liga Nacional, estan s~osteniendo
actualmente IN sensational due
10 con los Cardenales de San
Luis, campeones del ano pasado.
Los Cards estan pisando va los
talones a los Gigantes, como 10
hicieron la temporada de 1884,
para ganar ell pendon de la liga
y disputar ell campeonato a los
Tigres de Detroit. En- la toto
aparecen los photos de ambos
equipos, Frank Frisch, (arriba) y
Bill Terry.
La opinión., 1935-08-11

contInds su soueaefun pof medic
do 10 isctura. Nunca % taros
para aprender. Pida hoy misms
nusstro eat&Ioao do Iibros GRA-
IT'S. - LIBERIA LoxANos
2o3 N. Los Angeles Stretches
Angelica Gala
La opinión., 1935-08-11
CA RRERAS De
MOTOCICLETAS
EN- Ell gilmore
Sc reanudan ell martes, al
terminar ell rodeo de
Tex Austin ALI

Una cuadrilla do trabsjadores es
taba lista aver para ponerse a ira
bajar en- la pista del Gilmore Sta
dunn tan pronto como termlnen las
competeneias del rodeo in~ternacio-
nal de Tex Austin, a fin de poner
el terreno en- condolences para que
los corredores de motocicletas rea-
nuden sus actividades ell proximo
martes.
La pista del Gilmore, acondiciona-
da excluslvamente para las carre-
ras de motos y AUTOMOBILES EN- MI
n%iatura, quedo en- estado impropio
| para estas competencias debido a
| que fue convertida en- un verdade-
70 corral durante Ell rodeo. Las pl-
| sadas de los caballos y toros m
yieron la TERRA, dejando la pista
muy ~peligrosa para los ~corredores
| de motocicletas y AUTOMOBILES.
FL pr6ximo martes en- la noche
los asses australianos de la motoei-
cleta Glenn Mitchell y Ernie evans
| haeen su ~reaparicion, encabezando
I'm s~electo grupo de c~orredores que
participaran en- el prosrama. MN
che.I esta completamente restableci
! do de la caida que lie ~produJo una
lesion en- un hombro haoe dos Sc
n y esta listo para opener re-
sistencia al campeon americana
cordy Milne y al Tigre lisman en-
Ia disputa del premio en- la earre-
"a ~estrella.
Evans y Hsman ~estrenaran nue.
vas motos ell martes, acabadas de
llegar de Inglaterra.
La opinión., 1935-08-11
FL TORNEO DE
Tennis DE la
A.A.M. ES HOY
Los iuegos de singles en-
piezan a las 8 Am. en- Ell
Exposition Playground
Por FRANCISCO A. COSTELLO
Especial para LA oPlNloN)

Despues de haber sido Transient
do el domingo pasado, el torneo de
tennis que Ia Association Atletica
Mexicana del Sur de California
habia organizado para ell 4 de
Agosto Y sc pospuso por falta de
cooperation de los clubs ANGEL
nos de esta ciudad, Sc efectuara
hoy y los principles clubs de ten
mis- de la colonia mexicana sc n
frentaran en- ell tercer encuentro
annual de la Association Atletica que
Sc lleYarA a cabo en- las %principa-
les canchas del parque de EXPOSE
ton.
Es de lamentarse que ell dia que
las inseripeiones Sc para
ell t%orneo, solo Sc presentaron eua-
tro clubs para partieipar, notando
Sc que los principles clubs de la
ciudad de Los Angeles no Sc ha-
bian inscrito para tomar parte.
Otra vez Sc vuelve a notar Ell po-
co espiritu de cooperation Que
exise entire los m~exicanos para
particular en- los %encuentros que la
Association Atletica Mexicana ha-
ce e~sfuerzos para presentar. No po
demos saber por que ell Club iOh Sc
nor. uno de los mas promlnentes
de la ciudad de Los Angeles, no sc
inscribi6 para particular en- Ell tor
neo de tennis. Quizas no existe AMI
mo entire los componentes del club
0 Ia mesa directiva no tiene inicia
tiva para poder organizar un equi-
20 de tennis.
Los siguientes Clubs participa-
ran en- el torneo De esta mahana
en- el parque de Exposition.
Club Casino MeNicsno, Club jua
rez A. c. Club Mexico A. C, Club
Ariel de Tennis. FL eampeonsto de
tennis de la Association AtIstica
La opinión., 1935-08-11

Mexicana fue sanado por el Club
Ariel ell aho pasado, y los compo'
nentes de este potente club estsran
p~resentes para defender su csnpeo
nato. Los j~usadores cue gararon
ell titulo ell aho pasado son; Carlos
Manriquez y Ray Turnbull en- los
dobles, y en- los ingles Henry
lsais.
Los siguientes jugadores sc en-
frentaran esta mafana y tarde:
8 a. M Carlos Castelazo, Casi-
no Mexicano.- Alberto Lopez, Club
Ariel de Tennis.
Q a. m. - Ernesto Peha, Club
Atletico Mexico Alexandra Ra-
| mirez, Club Ariel de Tennis.
10 a. M Carlos Manriquez'
Club Ariel de Tennis Enrique
Carvajal. Club Atletico Mexico.
II a. M Doctor Jose Dfaz, Club
! Casino Mexico Ignacio Melendez'
: Club Ariel de Tennis.
~ a. M David Gonzalez. Clun
Atletico Mexicano.- Ralph Meraz,
Club Ariel de Tennis
La opinión., 1935-08-11

100 D. NJ Roy Turnbull, Club
Ariel de Tennis Ricardo Rios.
Club Atletico Mexico.
200 D.. M Felix Romero, Club
Atletlco Juarez.- Luis Alvarez.
Club Ariel de Tennis.
1900 D. M Jose Ortiz, Club
La opinión., 1935-08-11
Young Tommy
Us. LeyOas en-
ollywoo d

Fresco de su victoria la sema-
ma pasada sobre Speedy Dado en-
su primera pelea estelar on ell
Estadio de Hollywood, Bobby
Leyvas fus contratado aver per
ell Promoter Charlie Mcdonald
para un nuevo %encuentro oil vicr
mes % de asosto, en- ell qua lleva.
"a por adversario a otro duro II
lipino Young Tommy.
Ell mexicano de Yuma % ss-
ia eonvirtiendo rapidamente en-
una nueva attraction de taquilla,
y al firmar contrsto Sc 10 ofre-
cieron dos oponentes, uno Young
Tommy y ell otro Wally Hally.
George Parnassas, manager de
Leyvas, prefirio a Tommy por-
que Hally es mas pesado que 81
mexicano, no obstante que 81 pc
leader rubio prorneiio hacer 12e
libras.
HalIy fue ~contratado aver nils
mo tambisn para pelear ell semi.
final a 6 rounds, del prosrama
que encabezara Al Romero y Az
Manfredo ell pr6ximo viernea Su
adverssrio sera Little Demp
sey.
La opinión., 1935-08-11
SESPI ES FAVORlTO PARA
Veneer HOY

Sus triunfos sobre estas dos no
venas establecen por 81 solos a los
rancheros como fuertes fayoritos
para arrollar esta tarde o los Es-
trellas de Santa Anita
Sin embargo, ambos equipos vie
| men dispuestos a luchar a brazo
partido en- pos de la victoria, y 81
| los de Sespi tendran en- ell centric
del diamante a Gotta, los de Santa
Anita tienen listo a su pitcher es-
| trella Canchola para detener a los
c~ontrarios.
CanchoIa es ell Ianzador que do
una sorpresa hace algunas semanas
en- ell White Sox, cuando nulifico a
Hermosa-El Paso para ganar ell
juego de su debut, 4 carreras por 2.
En- ell segundo juego de la tarde
Hermosa-El Paso tendra otra du-
ra contienda por delante, cuando
mida sus bats con ell fuerte equipo
norteamericano 'Millonarios", del
Riviera Country Club. La novena
| que invadira esta tarde ell White
Sox es miembro de la Association
de Base Ball del Sur de California,
Y Sc espera que de I'm buen juego
contra los mexicanos.
Dave Salazar sera ell eneargado
de detener a los V~isitantes, con ell
Catcher Billy Goodman detras del
plato.
Los juegos del White Sox darAn
principle a la una de la tarde. es-
perandose un fuerte contingente de
aficionados de las poblaciones de
Santa Ana y Fillmore, en- donde los
Santa Anita Stars y ell Rancho SEES
pi cuentan con c%entenares de par
tidarios.
La opinión., 1935-08-11
M|LLONARIOSY
SANTA ANITA
LES JUGARAN
Joe Gotta, pitcher del Ca
nanea, Ianzara pOr Ses-
pi Ranch

II 6. 6: !: =: !: !: : !. !. . =. i: . :. !. !: !: !. ! !.
rTw~ rayendo en- sus II
" Y las una formida-
BILE bateria que
formsn Joe Gotta,
de Cananea, como
pitcher, y Enrique
49, fparra, c tcher,
los peloteros del
Rancho Sespi, eampeones de base
hall del condado de Ventura, ha-
ran al debut hoy en- la tarde en-
al White Sox, entrando ON ia
v~oritos al diamante para ievarse
/. victoria sobre sus rivales de San
IA Ana, ell Santa Anita All Stars
Ibarra. Y Gotta estaran respalda-
dos en- ell diamante y en- los jar
dimes por un conjunto de buehos
n~eloteros. que entraran en- acclon
~dispuestos a jugar ell mejor base
ball que Sc les haya visto para I'm
presionar acknowledgements a los ali
cionados de Los Angeles, Y esta-
hlecerse como attraction en- el Viii
te Sox por medic de una victoria
decisiva sobre los Estrellas de San
ia Anita.
Que 81 Rancho Sespi es una de
las novenas mas fuertes del Sur
de California, a pesar de que nun
ca han invadido ell White Sox o
cualquier otro parque de Los An
Seles, esta demostrando con Ell re-
cord que %presentan al hacer su de-
but en- ell parque de la Gale 3S.
Seq1n consta en- ell reeord pre-
sentado por ell Captain lbarra, sus
muchachos tienen dos victorias de
cisiyas sobre Hermosa-EI Paso,
conquistadas la temporada pasada
en- ell diamsnte de Sespi, y Varias
v~ietorias so5re los Azteeas de San
ia Paula, a q%uienes ell pdblioo de
Los Angeles va onoee
La opinión., 1935-08-11

Aunque no hubo NADIA de po-
Utica en- la decision del referee
Mushy Callahan en- favor dol
Midget. Wolgast y frankie
Kid Covelli sostuvieron una
verdadera "batalla dc las liz
~quierdas" cl viernes en- Holly
wood.
Durante mas de cinco rounds
los dos Sc propusieron pelear
a base do mano izquierda, y
vimos una bella exhibition de
boxeo puro, en- que ambos con-
tendencies Sc latiguearon Ia ca
ra con dos, tres y hasta cuatro
jabs seguidos, tan rapidos que
parecian disparados por
ametralladora.
Wolgast Sc VIC en- momen-
tos de apuros, sobre TODD en-
ell septimo round, cuando re-
cibio dos duros dcreehazos en-
la quijada, pero a pesar de
ser ell mas viejo termino la
pelea e~ntero, y superb en- los
ultimos rounds a Covelli para
llevarse la decision.
LA PRESENTATION DE LA
E. r. A. HOY
Hoy en- la tarde sera en- 81
parque Ell Porvenir la presen-
tacion de la novena E. r. A.,
de Tucson, que viene a inau-
gurar una nueva temporada do
base ball de altura en- Los An
seles, en- la que la empresa SO
propone %importar novenas de
Mexico.
Ell debut de los tucsonenses
ha provocado mucho interes
entire ell publico local, espe-
randose n buena entrada en-
Ell Porvenir. Ia empresa ha
hecho toda clase de e~sfuerzos
y gastos por proporcionar a los
aficionados las facilidades pa
ra trasladarse al parque, que
siempre ha presentado ell obs
taculo de la falta do comuni-
cacion. Una Inca de eamiones
que cstars dando servicio des-
de las 1880 de la manana, ha
sido establecida absolutaments
gratis, segun sc anuncia.
Habra reina y toda la eosa,
por 10 que los aficionados de
Belvedere teniran una buena
tarde de base ball.
La calidad de los peloteros
de Tucson podra apreciarss
por ell siguiente record de jue-
gos que han sostenido en- Ari-
zona y la frontera m~exicana'
E. r. A. Contra G p I'll.
p. F. E. Tucson % 4 7
Cananea. a 4 8
Hermosillo. =. !. 2 3
Nogales (Ariz.)...1 o
Aztecas, Tucson. g o s
FL Centre, Tucson. a o 4
Merch. Biscuits
Tucson. . :, "A 0 4
Wonders, Tucson...1 o
La opinión., 1935-08-11

attraction maxine del debut Gel
"E. r. A." de Tucson hoy en- Ia
tarde, cuando ell carus Rub On de
+, reception official a los arizonen
ses inaueurando mi serie de eln-
co jueaos en- ell parque FL Porve-
mir.
Gonzalitos, ademas de exeelente
pitcher uno de los bateadores MAJ
peligrosos conque cuenta ell Carus
ha estado descansando Ia Ultima
semana a I'm de estar en- u me-
iores conGiciones cuando coupe Ia
Gaia esta tarde, para e~nfrentarse
a Carrillo Y a su conjunto de pelo-
teros.
Ell p1blico de Belvedere esta lis
to para eonvertir en- n gran fun
eion de gala la Inauguration de la
serie entire ell carus Rub On y la
E. r. A. hoy, acudiendo en- masa
a Ell Porvenir para dar la bienve-
nida a los tucsonenses y presenciar
la doble contienda inaugural.
Segun anuncia la empresa, ha-
bra m1sica mexicana en- ell parque
desde temprana bora, y han sido
invitados para que asistan como
h~uespedes de honor Ell Consul de
| Mexico y Ell de Cuba.
La opinión., 1935-08-11
DOS JUEGos BEN NlVELADos

Los aficionados de Los Angeles
estan seguros de p~resenciar esta
tarde en- FL Poryenir dos juegos
bien nivelados, va que el Carus
Rub On sc vera sometido a una
prueba de la que es muy dificil
que salga airoso. La novena local
demostr6 ell ultimo domingo que es
Ia en- condolences de hacer frente a
los tucsonenses, cuando en- un jue-
go sumamente renido derroto a
los negritos de Los Angeles Colo
red Giants por la apretada anota-
ci6n de 6 carreras a 5.
Pete Delgado, quien hoy entrara
en- acoi6n en- ell iuego preliminar
contra la E. r. A., do. una brilIan
to demonstration de lanzamiento
frente a los duros bateadores del
Giants, superando al famoso SER
pentinsro de color "Slowtime" Joe.
Bajo la direction del Captain vi
LA, los jugadores del Carus har
estado practicando durante la Sc
mana en- el diamante de Ell Porve.
mir. La lista de jugadores que. por
dra en- accion ell Carus en- ambo'
~encuentros, es la s~iguiente.. Mitre
j.. Salinas, Loco Soto, Lito Salinas
Lima, Osegueda, Ponce, ell Zurdt
Ocampo, Viguerias, G. Gonzalez
Martinez, Pete Delgado, Joe Coz
zalez, Salazar, Smith, Cuevas
Condo. Como Sc We, los locales cuel
tan o una fuerte bateria para To-
dos juegos llevando buenas proba
bilidades de salir triunfantes e.
ambas contiendas.
La opinión., 1935-08-11

MARIANA
dt( DEPORTE|
Por MAKANAZO
(Redactor Deportivo d. LA oPrNIoN

Bisbee. q. :, - y n IL I
c. c. C., Tucson...3 o ;
Curry Park, Tucson. B o ,
81 8 40
La opinión., 1935-08-11
GONZALEZ VS..
D. CARRILLO
EN- I'm DUELO
Gran interes entire ell publ
co local por la presenta-
cion de los tucsonenses

II duelo que sos
tendran Joe Con-
zalez, ell popular
| pitcher angelina,
ly Diego carrillo,
l~ianzador ~estrella
de la novena Visl-
'tante, S e a a
La opinión., 1935-08-11
CoNTINUARAN LA SERIE Ell
SABADO

La serie que Sc lnicia esta tar
de, continuara ell pr6ximo sabado
con ell tercer %encuentro, y termi-
nara ell domingo 10 con los juegos
decisivos en- otra doble contienda
cue marcara la d~esped;da de los
tucsonenses.
La e. r. A, por su parte, trae
en- sus filas cuatro pitchers de 10
mejor que hay en- Ia f%rontera, sien
La opinión., 1935-08-11
NJ

I'm chicuelo lloraba amargamen-
te porque Sc lie habia muerto su pa
DIRE, y para consolidate, lie dijo otro:
No tie apures. Mia: 20 hi per
dido Ell tapon de la calabaza de-
amo, y no lloro.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
CHARGE TO JURY.

You must not only consider the evidence to which shall refer but must consider all the evidence in the case
 Tn every criminal the defendant is presumed to be innocent which presumption is continued until he is proven guilty. To support an indictment and justify vieton, the State must prove the facts sufficient for th purpose by evidence beyond reasonable doubt and that burden shifts from the State %
 If there be reasonable doubt whether the defendant be guilty, he is to be declared not guilty The evidence
 must establish the rutho the fact to moral certainty of conviction conviction will represent satisfied rea- sonabe judgment of those who bound act conscient iousy upon the evidence
 But II alter canVassing carefully the evidence giving the accused the benefit of reasonable doubt you are led to the conclusion that the defendant is guilty you should so declare by verdict to make out guilt the State must establish by evidence beyond reasonable doubt that the death ot the baby result of feonous stroke n icted March 1st 1882, in the township East AmweI in this county and that the jury might conclude from the evi dence that the baby stolen by who entered the nursery through the window by means of a ladder"
 The case was given to the jury at 1112 A. M Eastern Standard Time today
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
81 Out Of Crew 83 Aboard
 Dirigible Macon Are Rescued
Bursting Gas Cells and Crumbng Stern Cause of Disaster
TELLS HOW LANDED MACON ON WATER
(By The Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO Feb 13-The Macon lies at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean with only two missing and two injured in the crash The to arrive here this morning aboard three battleships
 One of her twelve gas cells suddenly burst she sped through the squy air and fog toward her Sunnyvae base last night at sunset The delcatey balanced craft ncsed abruptly skyWard Immediate efforts of Wiley to balance the ship were futile
 Under his orders she then landed stern first in the calm She sank almost immediately, the taking the rubber life boats she touched the water
 The of Ed Quibase's death is unknown Daley ap parenty broke his back in hundred and twenty-five foot leap before the ship landed Searchers directed to continue their efforts to find the two until today
 The Macon sank in two hundred and fifty fathoms of water It stated today that the Navy will make attempts at salvage.
 Numerous inquiries into the disaster expected from the Navy Department and Congress This latest catasro phe probably spells the end of lighter than air craft building for the Navy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
Drive Against Cambling-Crime
 Nets Results
(By The Associated Press9

(By The Associated Press) :.
 MIAMI, Feb 12th-State Senator Hays Lewis, Mrs Lucy Cotton, Thos Magraw are under indictment with fourteen others on charges of ope- rating gambling houses Mrs. Cot ton is one of Americas richest heir esses receiving an income from a twenty y-seven million dollar trust fund.
 A criminal court judge, chief of police and the city clerk are already under charges in the drive against gambling and crime which is being conducted here.