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mates who got six hits and SIX
runs in the first two innings when
comprised all the scoring OF tne
game. as Pesaitis was hit safely out
four times, with three walks ana
eight strikeouts barked for him.
Yoskis, Charley Moore. Datelle and
MARITIME were prominent in the
brooklyn attack. Fine weather
brought out crowd Of $500 fans
who contributed close to $3.50 70
the league treasury. Summary:
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BrOOkfeld Belts
st Peter Pitching
Especial to The Democracy

Torrington, May 26-sBrookfield
Townies were much too good for
st, Peters this afternoon as the
visitors walked away with a 81
win over the local club. Elective
defense by Brookfield kept Tor
rington runners on the sacks, with
only one run scoring from eight
hits while the Townies got hits
and runs, Julian and Marchione
hitting hard, while w. Kielty AMI
Nichols hit two and three baggers
for the losers. Summary:
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BUVFALo CHATS ROUTED
EANAzzlllA. ~

somorvIlle. Tenn. (UP) --bsa
buffalo Rnnts invaded Acids mere
IN such. Nwarmh that farmers, tnk<
On nnRWAfoA. Wefp fofceo 20 mum Z
don their pIoWn ond fee Yhe large
pna.e appeared earlier Than urnsa'
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but could not prevent loose field
ing. WEIGH, Matthews and Well
lington Wookey belted hard for the
winners. The score:
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w. II. Bears d. .001 900 302-- q
Runs--Lorusso 2, Forti 2, Genel-
II, Marticelli, Cappalo, Barta,
Denge. Zinc, DeBlasso, Lacillo.
Williams 2, Marinelli, Flaherty.
Errors-Nopolitano 3, N. Guerre-
ra, Denze, Williams, Mccormick.
Marinelli, Flaherty. Runs batted In
-Denze 3, Larusso 2h Gerelll 2.
Besta ., McCormick 2. Williams J.,
Lacilla. Three base hit--Denze
stolen bases - williams, Mccor-
mick, Mulligan. Flaherty. Laciila.
Zappone. acriflee---Cappalo. Left
on hases--c. & G. Jrs. 3. w. n.
Bears Q. Bases on balls---off Denze
.. Orsin0 Q. Hlts--off Denxe 2 IN
8 innings. Mccormick 5 IN in
nlnge, OrHIno IN innings. WI.
liains 7 IN , i.2 innings. struck out
out--hy Demo- 4. Orsino g, Mccor
mick =. Winning pitcher Dcnsr.
Losing plicher--MeCorm I'm.
plro--0rocc0. Tlmc-2;i1.
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Hillies win

Romeo and Pugliese lead the at
tack of the N. E. Hillies against
their sectional rivals, namely the
st. STAINS club and the winning
count was registered in the 10th
inning after several sessions that
were extended by virtue of hard
hitting. The score:
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mob Woskey added 20 his tFl.
smphH at the sxieuno ef the Ham
l'iona IN & orsaeided liIt played A.
k40fsFvIiIs. Kennedy, moundnman
&C. ihe losers. showed quite . BIZ
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sT. PETERS.

RUNS julian. w. Kcny. Hunt.
kahyenrky. Dudn =, n. iklelty 3,
Nichols 2. Errors-P. Russo, y.
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ST. STAINS . .22o OO2 o1o q Q
n. z. Hillies 200 010 121 3-10

Runs--Romeo 8, Carried 2, Hor-
xlgan, Giederitas 2, Pugliese Fuss
co, Sustecki 4, j. F'iftal Q, Rembish,
Mrozinski, Hynie. Errors-Horri-
gan 2, Romeo 2, Pugliese 2, DeLu-
cia 2, Otto, J.. Fiftal, Mrozinski.
Runs batted in-Pugliese 2, Gied-
eritas 2. Palletti, Sodano. Romeo.
Mrozinski 3, Rembish. Sielski. Two
base hit--Romeo. Three base hits
Carried, Pugliese, Romeo, Siel-
ski, Kociezewslzi. Home run-Gied-
eritasl Stolen. bases-Romeo 3, So
dano 2, DeLucia 2, Giederitas. Hor.
riean, Carried, Kowalski 2, Sielski.
Hynie. Sacrifices 1880 Horrigan 2.
Kowelsl<i. Left on bases-N. T..
Fzillies 9, st. STAINS 1O.-Bases on
balls--off Giederitas 6. Kochiezew-
Xxi (. B'iftai 2. Hits--off Kochiez-
eWaki 4. Fiftai 2. Hits--off Kociez-
ewsIxi 8 in z 80; on Fiftai 8 in 2
as. ffit BY pitcher-by Giederitas
(Hembish. Hynie); Kociezewslsi
{Husca, Romeo): Fiftal (cnrrieo) I:
struck out--by diederitas s. Fiftai
4. Keeiezewski 10. Passed balls
sIeleIst, DcLucia. Losing pitcher
E1ftal- umpirs-r'Iaherty. Time
#&UNs
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Score by innings:--
North Square Recs.O00 DOL 1902
Sacred Hearts ....211 900 10x-5
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PIainaesd "a
a. Waterbury

Oealn scored BY A. Oliver fe). y.
Riley. Lang and i;oweH iiefersf
y. Pratt, (MnncherteiJ, Linenmen
Ihltsron and cnbral. Time; Two 40
minute periods.
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Wilson A. c. \. 502 21O 70x-17
American Legion 400 010 010-- s

Wilson A. c. ~. 502 21O 70x--17
American Legion 400 010 010- s
Runs-Kulman 3. F. DiBiase s.,
Danovich 2, Overton 2, ]. Lucas v.
Lusas, Vaults, Morosky, Graves,
Taylor, Stevenson 2, Calling, NAL
Tory. Errors-Curtiss, Stevenson,
Graves, Gattling, Mallory, Wilson,
f. DiBiase, Danovich 2, P. DiBias,
y, Lusas. Runs batted in-by Mall
lory 2, Banknight, Taylor, F. Di-
Biase, 2. Danovich, ". Lusas. Over
ton 2, P. DiBiase 8. Two-base hits
". Lusas, Kulman. Three-base
hits-Kulman, p. DiBiase. Stolen
! bases-F. DiBiase, Danovich, An
derson. Sacrifices - v. Lusas,
i Graves. Left on bases-American
Legion s, Wilson A. C. 4. Bases on
balls-off Anderson 2, Banknight
2, Overton 1. Hits-off Banknight
in 4 innings. Anderson 6 in in
nings. Hit by pitcher-by Bank
night (Danovich y. Overton (Mal-
lory). Struck out-by Banknight Z.
Anderson 4, Oyerton IL. Wild pitch
Anderson. Passed ball-Taylor.
Losing pitcher-Banknight. Um-
pire-Flaherty. Time of game
EOS.
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Replayed Game
Cost Ports State
Cup Already Won
Especial to the Democracy

Hartford, May 26.-Forced to
try again for the State Cup which
they already won. the Waterbury
Portuguese had to hand the tro-
ply over to the Plainfield club rs
result of a to / setback in n
game ordered replayed because
Plainfield's protest of the use by
Waterbury. of an ineligible player
was upheld by the state soccer or
ganizatoin's cup committee.
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DO YOU KNOW THAT

One Year Ago--After being DOR
mic down against @. p. Paken-'
ham Walsh, George 4. Dunlap, Jr.,,
u. s. amateur champion, defeated
his foe at the 22d hole to win in,
the opening round of the British.
amateur at Prestwiclx.
Five Years Ago-Iyor the first,
time in his career, Babe Ruth hit
three home runs In one game. They
didn't do the Yankees much good,
as Ruth's team dropped Suggest
TO the Athletics, 1871.
Ten Years Ago--Alilse AfeTigne,
lisht-heayyweight champion, bet
$4,000 TO $4,000 that he world
stop Haui Derlenbach, Astoria
challenger, in their title bout. ~
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sT. STAINS
Totals ............4o II 2

x-Batted for Horrigan in 10th.
TWO out when winning run
= scored.
4 zz-Ran for Kociewski in 9Th.
\ Score by innings
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NORTH SQUARE RECs.

xRan for Mulesky in shit by
permission.
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Didn't Care

The Ports played listlessly, AMI
far from the form they showed AL
season, the players seeming to feel
that they won the cup once and
did not care what happened after
that. A short rally in the closing
period was the extent of their hard
play to-day. Summary:
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Joe sirokslalilr &ss belied bel.
liEeranily w Biz former tsaia'
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w. II. BEARS

Scoreby innings:
w. II. Bears -. .001 600 302-- q
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AMERICAN LEGION

z-Ran for Banknight in LIST.
Score by innings:
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
Barney Ross venci6 SIN apuros a frankie Kick

lanzando dos veces sobre las So
gas a su rival con Electives gol-
pes de derecha.
Sensacionales fueron los aSal
tos noveno Y decimo. Kick sc
bati6 con innegable valentfa, pc
70 Ross lie sac6 apreciable ven
taja.
Tablas declararon los jueces
la pelea entire Joe Knight, de
Cairo, Ca, y Tony Shucco, de
Boston. Ell primero pesa tres
libras mas que ell segundo.
n campe6n del peso compile
to hizo algunas payasadas fren-
tie al veterano Jimmy Maloney.
sin pegar un solo punetazo dig
no de mencion. Jimmy sc man
tuvo de pie por $50 mismo, por'
que no lie pegarda.
Buddy Baer cohr6 facil, en- e
primer asalto, frente a un "ba.
rrig6n" llamado Franckie Da.
! venport, uno que lego al ring
con la premeditada intenci6n d.
tirarse.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
Y luego, por 81 acaso lie falta-

Y luego, por 81 acaso lie falta-
ba algo, en- lugar de sombrero
Sc habia puesto una mantilla de
blonda, con toda la gracia con
que Sc la saben poner las hijas
del mediodia de Espafa.
Isl daban ganas de comerse-
la con los ojos!
Ademas, Enrique veia aque-
los ojazos dulces, grandes y ras
gados, que parecian tener ten
dencias a cerrarse, con placida
somnolencia los veian Enrique,
como un encanto mas,
sintieado una cosa que 81 no hu-
biese sabido explicarse; viendo-
los brillaban i~ntensamente, sin
adivinar que 81 brillaban de a.
Quella marera, era pOrQue le
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

sc cuentan; y esta senorita,-
agreg6, dirigiendose a Enrique,
-es una amigo y vecina mia,
Pepita Pozas.
Sc salud3ron, Pepita con una
graciosa inclination de cabeza,
y Ell quitandose ell sombrero y
diciendo:
No saba que hubiese lie
gado hasta ustedes mi fama in
fernal.
-Pues si,-dijo Elvira,-se
cuentan de listed cosas maravi-
llosas por 10 atrevidas.
y dicen que ha descubier-
TO usted,-agreg6 Pepita riendo
Ell elixir de la vida con que ell
dlablo rejuveneci6 a Fausto.
No seria malo ESQ. Pero 20
qulsiera saber quien Sc entire
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

puede ser a una extremadamen-
te simpAtico? Nc puede una
distinguirle entire todos sin "a
marle?"
Ash raZonaba Elvira, mien-
tras miraba a Enrique Morales
|y Enrique la miraba a ella.
Tambien 81 la encontraba me
jor que la primera vez.
Verdad es que ell vaporoso
traje con que la habia visto en-
su casa Ell martes 1ltimo, lie SEN
|taba a las mil maravillas; pero
iy ell que llevaba ahora?
Sencillo, de riquisimo PIANO
de Lyon, adornado con algunos
|encajes negros, subiendole has
ia taparle ell cuello la ajustada
chaquetillo, tai era ell traje de
Ia futura marquesa,
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
HAN AUMENTADO LAS A.
PUESTAS EN- FL CANEDRO-
MO DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

De acuerdo con las cifras man
dadas aver a esta ciudad por la
comisi6n de carreras del esta-
do, las apuestas aumentaron en-
ell Canedromo de Sulphur
Springs, en- este afo, sobre las
del afio anterior.
En- los primeros IS dfas de la
temporada, ell promedio diario
de apuestas ha sido de 81, 500,
un aumento de 47% sobre ell ano
|pasado.
La apuesta doble de anoche
|fue canada por la combination
Spiro y Right Side, pagandose
los boletos q $500.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

Miami, enero 29.-El hebreS
de Chicago, campe6n de dos ca
tegorfas, Barney Ross, derrot6
anoche sin apuros, en- 10 asal-
tos, a frankie Kick, de Cali
fornia, que lie dispVtaba Ell mfti-
co titulo de campe6n del peque-
no peso welter.
Ross inici6 ell ataque, en- pre-
se1cia de mas de $4,000 espec-
tadores, y 10 mantuvo hassa ell
final, Aempre sonriendo y Stem
pre- destacando su indiscutible
superioridad. No cedi6 terreno
nj I'm solo momento, mientras
Kick trataba de "jabbear",
danzar yevadir la acci6n.
En- ell segundo asalto Ross es-
ltuvo a punto de concluir con la
Satalla, con I'm punetazo que
fue a la mandlbula de su rival,
cuyas piernas Sc doblaron, que
dando sentado. AL conteo de nue.
We, con los ojos todavia vidrio-
sos, Sc incorpor6 Y Sc agarr6.
Los dos primeros asaltos fue-
ron del campe6n, pero Kick de.
volvi6 ell fuego al comenzar e
tercero, atacando por ell est6-
mage a su contrincante. Ross
devolvi6 la preston en- el cuarto
atacando con los dos puhos
dando Kick la sensation de QUE
no saba dende meterse.
III eampe6n de nuevo dix
pruehas de su extraordinaria hs
bilidad, en- ell quinto, hacienda
que Sc pusiera de pie la concu.
rrencia.
CorrespendN ell sexto al retl
dor, que acemeti6 desde Ell prin
cipio; 10 mismo hizo en- ell sept
mo, ganandoio. Al llegar ell oc
tavo Ross atac6 salvajemente
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
Proyecto de Ley para que Sc mvesiguen
los. acuerdos de la Comision Atledca

nombre pera examinar e s1Ses-
tigar las 2,tividades &c la CO.
mifa1 atleAa; la relacidn de
la eIftica coz la ley bajo la
cual la comisi6A opeyG y cuales-
quiera ippsania jshuencia ejer
citada sobre los miembros de Ia
comisi6n, sus agentes o cuales-
quiera impropia conducta Q
irrazonable acci6n de los mieQ
bros de la comision.
Al parecer ell proyecto sc ba-
sd en- los concentrates hechOS
sobre Ell proceder de la comisi6r
en- la paAa entire Babe Risko J
Vicente Dundee.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

p~resivoS.
Ella no Sc habia fijado antes,
nj habia tenido OCCASION de ver-
Hos asi, en- plena luz del dia.
Esto pensaba Elvira miranda
a Enrique, SIN poderlo evitar,
como dominada por una fuerza
irresistible.
Antes lie habia parecido qua
pc; pero ahora... mas, mucho
mas.
Y Elvira no podfa adivinar 10
que era aquello, y 81 lie hubble
sen dicho que era ell principle
de una passion que germinaba
en- su alma, cast no 10 hubiese
creido.
"iPues que! mo Sc puede
querer a un amigo con todas
las fuerzas del coraz6n? mo k
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

Washington, enero 29.-El
representante dem6crata Vim
son, del estado de Georgia, pre-
sent6 aver un proyecto de ley
rebajando ell impuesto al taba-
co. Esta misma MEDIA fue in
tornado favorablemente por ell
comite de medios y arbitrios, ell
ano pasado, pero no obtuvo ell
apoyo del gobierno.
"A mi juicio, dijo Vinson, la
'medida aumentara ell precio del
tabaco a los agricultores sin a.
nadir ganancia a los manufac-
tureroS.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
Y

Tardaron mucho en- hablarse,
porque aquella contemplation
les entretenia demasiado, Y por-
que con los ojos Sc estaban di-
clendo muchas cosas que no de-
bian ser dichas en- voz alta.
Enrique comprendi6, sin en-
barge, que aquel silencio no de-
bda durar mucho, porque no
iban ellos solos.
Tambien Elvira debi6 de com
prender 10 mismo, por cuanto
dijo, dirigiendose a su amiga:
Este es csc Enrique Mo
raies del que tantas diabluras
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
Me 10 conocera?-pensa

pa.
Enrique, por SUI parte, preSen
tabase decidor y allegro como
siempre, Y Elvira sentia un va
go bienestar al encontrarse a su
lado.
-Desde ell martes,-dUo Ell
no he tenido OCCASION de saludar
a listed mas que de paso, Y bien
sabe Dios que ardia en- deseos
de lpoder hablarle nuevamente.
Elvira lie miro como agrade-
ciendole aquella Erase galante,
" su mirada tropez6 con la de
Enrique.
-iJes1s, qCd negros y que
hermosos eran sus ojos!
En- la vida habia visto otros
que brillaran mas nj mas ex-
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
DEPORTES
DEL GRECO
LONDOS

New York, enero 29.-La ca
dena de victoria del DR.. Harry
Fields, de la Universidad de
Pennsylvania, qued6 rota ano-
che, en- ell Madison Square Gar
den, bajo la habilidad de Jim
Londos, ell campe6n de luchas,
conocido por ell Dios Griego.
A los 35 minutes Y 81 segun-
dos de acci6n, con una Have Mel
SON Y una lave de cuerpo, ell ar
bitro declare vencedor al cam
pe6n mundial.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

Albany N. Y, enero 29.-E
representante republican, Her
bert Brownell, Jr., de New
York, psesent6 aver un proyec-
to de l1y para~que Sc investi-
guen los actos de la Comision
Atletica, que domino por COM
plefo ell deporte de los punos.
Crea Ell proyecto un comite
de IL legislatures y lie ordena
llevar a termino csc trabajo. Pa
|ra los gastos de la investiga-
cion Sc destina an credito de
$25,000.
Sc autoriza al comite que sc
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

James Lewis, cumplira dos a.
nos; Luther Garner, Johnnie
Garner y Dan Parker, un ahO
cada uno, de trabajos forzados.
Pasara seis meses en- la car
eel del condado Walter Eddell,
de % amos, autor de un delito
de hurto en- perjuicio de Ray
Lewis.
Por haber entrado a robar en-
Eel Cafe Silver Moon, en- Bel
mont Heights, ell negro Baker
|. FELTON, fue condenado a 8 a.
nos Y medic en- Raiford.
James Howard, otro negro,
dos amos por robar $500 del ca
.fe Elite, de Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
MACARTHUR VOLVERA A
LUCHAR CON TINY ROE
BUCK

Atendiendo los consoles de Jim
Downing, ell active empresario,
Ia comisi6n Atletica del 116 de
Artilleria resolvi6 aver que las
286 libras del indio Tiny Roe :
buck vuelvan a ser enfrontadas
con las PAS del "super-villano''
Jack Macarthur, de Florida.
Esta vez Sc ha seflalado ell IL
mite de una caida v duraci6n
de 60 minutes.
La semana pasada Macarthur
obtuvo la decision del arbitro
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
CASTILLO PONCE DE LEON
DE LA D
RIOS DEL AGUILA DE ORC

Ell jefe de este Castillo ruega
a los hermanos concurran esta
noche al edificio social para rem
dir los 1ltimos honores al Hno.
Gabriel Grillo, que aver murie-
ra al dispararsele casualmente
una pistola automatica calibre
%.
Tambien sc suplica La asister
cha al entierro, que Sc efectuars
manana microbes, a las cinct
de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

I'm galgo de Tampa, "On The
Way" alcanz6 SUI segunda vic
|toria de la temporada, en- la sep
TINA carrera, pagandose sus DO
letos a $3.50.
Prince Lucky venci6 en- la on
|cena a Chance A Lot, Beaded
Pitts, Speed Boy, Royal Hun :
ter y Traffic Babe. Esta noche
volyera a correr Cave Man.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

Cuatro jovencitos a los cuales
un jurado declarara culpables
la semana pasada de robar $50
de cobre propiedad de la COM
panfa Armour Fertilizer, fue-
ron aver condenados por ell juez
Petteway. Ell de mas edad,
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

Charlie Burgett, pero la conf :
sion lie anuI6, por abusiva e in
justificada.
Macarthur es una nueva crea
ci6n de luchador, de esos que
saben muy POGO de luchas, pc
70 mucho de las tacticas que
tanto GUSTAV a los "marchan :
ties" de Benjamin Field.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29
WARNEKE FIRMO
SU

Chicago, Enero 29-Lon War
neke, ell pitcher derecho de los
Cubs, firm6 aver su contrato
para la pr6xima temporada.
Tambien firm6 su contrato Ell
pitcher recluta Fabian Kowalik
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

Riambau, excampe6n espa-
mol del peso ligero, Sc bati6 en-
Barcelona con ell frances Litter
derrotandolo por puntos. Ell pri
nero llev6 la ofensiva en- cast
.todos los asaltos.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

Ortega, ell campe6n espanol
del peso de mosca, obtuvo un a.
.purado fallo sobre Safont, un
veterano. En- los lltimos asaltos
ell retador Sc distingui6, pero
los jueces yotaron en- su contra.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

Con ell gladiator italiano En-
rique Ventura Sc batira, en- b.
lonia, ell catalan Juan Tormo,
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

ROYECTO DE LEY PARA
REBAJA REL IMPUESTO
AL TABACO
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

miraban a e con mas carino
que la primera vez.
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

Sc autoriza al comite que 81
La gaceta., 1935-01-29

Victoriano Manheiga, Editor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-21
EXPRESSING ALASKA'S NEED.

Need of transportation. especially roads through which the rich resources of the Territory can be developed, again is stressed by in position to know Delegate Dmond in urging the Federal Gov ernment to give greater recognition to the needs of Alaska said in yesterdays report:
 If the Federal Government hopes to in-
 crease the population of the Territory
 through use of pubic funds for colonization
 and make it one of the outpostS of defense
 in case of war, it should be making plans
 for development of roads and highways to
 connect the present population centers and
 provide others into the rich mining and
 timber areas.
 Fish Commissioner Frank T. Bell in discussing Alaska on his return to the national capital had this to say:
 Given proper roads to it's mining and
 agricultural areas Alaska could be developed
 in ten years sufficiently to support twice
 three times it's present population If
 the necessary roads are built to mining fields,
 in all probability the intervening country
 will be settled by prospectors, farmers and
 trappers.
 At the same time the Department of Interior in citing the report of the American Canadian joint committee named to study the feasibility of the International Highway, points out that building of the road in the Yukon Territory would not be dif- ficult expensive, and goes to say the high way could be kept open the year around for com mercial hauling and will be attractive to tourists for at least seven months of the year. It will cost money to bring about these universally recognized improvements in Alaska. but the Terri tory has paid back many times the original investment, and it will again if it only be given help in tapping its now inaccessible resources
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-21
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER g, lss!

According to astrology this is an
 Espicious day for starting im-
 ,crtant enterprises, for work of
 many sorts is well directed by the
 tars.
 It is fortunate sway for news papers which are to be more widely
 cad than usual. They will carry ex-
 raordinary advertisements, it is loretold.
 As the autumn quarter begins to- Jay with the Sun entering Libra she stars presage increased labor troubles. Movements to curtail the privileges of the working classes are oreseen.
 Despite efforts toward reforms .reat power will be exercised by
 underworld characters who antag- ,nize labor and seek the favor of politicians and others who gain ontrol of cal p.ati control of capital. Alliances among employers and financiers are prognosticated as a means of protection from violence which is likely to increase through the guidance of agitators. High cost of fighting forces as we'll as high costs of living are to become issues in Great Britain where there will be many govern ment problems.
 Astrologers predict that in Eu- rope the Jews will organize to pre- vent further prosecutions and an evil omen is discerned in this con- nection which seems to presage conflicts of military forces and much bloodshed. Terrific wind storms in the mid He states and the regions of the Great Lakes are prognosticated for the United States where serious dis appointments in the wheat crop 1 again are forecast. Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of pleasant