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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-14
Fisher River News

Donald Lloyd was in Kalispell last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wallace and
little daughter of Troy and Mr. David
son from near Sheridan, Wyoming
visited last week at the E. W. Scott
and w A. Wallace homes.
Bert B. Davis OF West Yellowstone
Montana, is spending a few days here
with the NJ l. and Morris Davis
families.
Bill and Edward Orr were IN Kali
spell last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Redlaczyk ano
Bill Ekley of Roman were hunting
here last week.
The hunters are having hard time
getting buck this year. One man
reported seeing 48 does and only two
bucks on Saturday. Others say the5
see many does but no bucks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kirstahler 9!
Butte left for their home Friday.
Mr. Kyle Beebe is now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Davis were II
Libby Thursday.
The Meadows schoolhouse is nov
raised on skids and waiting for The
tractor to come and move it to it:
new location.
The timber is to be logged off thu
Merit Town place this winter. MIR
Cole has the contract
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Gilbertson re
turned last week from a visit in ths
F1athead. They also went Chinl
pheasant hunting
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-14
Mrs. j. R. Devich and Mrs. NJ c.
Holbrook were hostesses Wednesday
night to the P S. Sewing club al the

Mrs. ]. R. Devich and Mrs. M, c.
Holbrook were hostesses Wednesday
night to the P. S. Sewing club al the
Tn Weman,s- club will meet next
Tuesday evening for their handcraft
meeting at the Bert Coffman home.
Mrs H E. Helmer and baby returned
Saturday from Eureka, where she
visited her parents.
J. P. Wilson has about million feet
of logs decked up along the old saw
mill spur, and expects to load them out
TO Libby in December and January.
The Troy Commercial club now num-
bers 81 members. There will be big
banquet and program at the G. N.
Cafe this Wednesday evening 1t IS
expected it will be the biggest get-to-
gether of men in Troy for good many
years.
The Reverend Margaret Clifford will
be here to conduct church services at
the Nj. E. church Nov II and "a. There
will be a special Peace program this
Sunday. Nov. II. at eleven o'clock,
with musical selections by the High
School Boys Glee club.
Mrs. Elgin Murphy visited her family
in Libby Sunday.
J. P. Wilson was Libby visitor Sum
day.
Mrs. B. L. Westover of the Yak left
Saturday for Springfield, Oregon 10
visit.
The Gonzaga University football
RIB >rry
Friday in a special car attached to the
Empire Builder No. 2, on their way 10
Great Falls to play the University Of
Montana Grizzlies. Some of the Troy
football team met them here and re-
ceived a thrill and few tips IN hcw
football should be played 1t is
probably a good thing for Libby and
other teams that Troy is not playing
football any more this season, With
the how to do it information received
Gonzaga has fine team this year and
they do look the part They returned
through here on No l Sunday, having
played tie game with Montana
Miss Ellen Ovens made trip to Lib
by on Saturday.
Mrs. Anthony JOY entertained a num-
Der of old-time friends of her grand
mother, Mrs. F. D. Head, in her honol
Friday afternoon The afternoon was
spent at sewing, after which deliciou.
refreshments were served by tat
hostess.
| Leroy Coffman arrived Monday iron
| the CCC camp at Paradise, Mont, t
visit here few DAYS.
Troy stores are cooperating witt
the Woman's club in displaying Mon
tana products this week, and man,
nice displays have been made. Tht
Woman's club sponsors this with tn.
view of selling more of Montana,
products. thus increasing its industries
and creating more work for Montan;
people.
The Bill Rice family have moved
onto the Geo Noble ranch. coming
from Oregon They lived in Tro,
/ about ten wears ago
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-14
Rexford News

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Newman of the
Yak were In town Wednesday.
Ed Dassow returned from Libby
Tuesday, where he consulted doctor
for an infected finger
Mrs. Ira Collar returned from Troy
Wednesday, where she had been visit
ing her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Shanahan are
the proud parents Of baby boy born
Wednesday, Nov. s, at the Olson hos
pital The baby has been named
James Curtis.
Mrs. Otto Swartz Of Glasgow spent
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Wiltshire While here,
Mrs, Swartz sent her remaining house
hold articles to Whitefish, where she
will make her future home
Mr. and Mrs Dave Stimson and
daughter Yvonne Of Whitefish are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Hurst
While here the Stimsons plan on hunt
ing in the Yak
Mrs, Charles Bennett of Whltefish
arrived in Rexford Thursday
Mrs John Wenzler has returned
from Eureka, where she visited her
daughter Apnes, who is employed by
Doctor Keith Lowell.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson and her
uncle, Mr. Gale. left Thursday for
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. where Elizabeth
will make her future home.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Powell and
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Arnold We're dinner
guests at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Grin Farr Friday night. After dinner
pinochle was enjoyed by the party.
To date there have been some 50
cars going into the Yak country
hunting as reported by the game
checkers. Among these, are many
foreign car licenses.
Charles Powell and Grin Farr drove
up to Dodge Creek Friday night after
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Stimson.
Nadine Marks went to Whitefish
Friday night where she visited at the
John Miller home
Mrs. Charles Bennett was a dinner
guest at the Wade Martin home Friday
evening
A large crowd attended the dance
given by Mr. and Mrs. Doc Webb al
their new home on the old Harding
place. The community presented Mrs
webb with lovely set of dishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young Of Lib
by arrived Monday afternoon 70 visi
their daughter, Mrs. Grin Farr. Or
the way over, the Young's car swervec
from the highway and turned upside
down. smashing a back window ane
otherwise denting the car to some ex-
tent. Fortunately neither Of the oc-
cupants received serious injuries.
Mrs. Carl West entertained thu
pinochle club Friday night. Higf
! score was held by Mrs. Abe johnson
!, Of Fortine, while Mrs. Thomas Will.
shire received the consolation prize.
| Alfred Dionne of Eureka has logg-
$ ing camp on the Tom Rutlidg'
: place near Dodge creek Jim McGar,
{ of the Yak is cooking for the crew
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Troy News Items

Mrs. F. L. Whsle arrived here Sun
day from Superior, Wis. 10 visit aer
daughters, Mrs. Frank French and
Miss Agnes Sheldon, sor a week.
Mrs. F. D. Head arrived here last
week to visit her granddaughter, Miss
Anthony Joy.
Word has been received here of the
birth of daughter, Ann Mary, to Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Ainsworth at Missoula
on October 26. Mrs. Ainsworth will be
better remembered here as the former
Miss Katherine Spence.
Mrs. ]. w. Ballard and daughter OF
Whitefish arrived here Sunday TO visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Burns
The Ladies Aid will hold their bazaar
Thursday, November 81, at the M. E.
church. The bazaar vii open at
o'clock and dinner will be served
from 500 until 800 Charges for the
dinner will be Csc for adults and 25c
for grade school children and under.
Mr.. and Mrs. M c. Holbrook of
Standpoint are visiting Mrs. Holbrook's
mother, Mrs. T. Gavre.
Pat Carter of Whitefish is relieving
Maurice Nelson as operator at the
depot, while Mr. Nelson. VIM kusner
and M. c. Holbrook are gone on a
hunting trip to the upper ford of the
Yak, where they are guests OF Chas.
Fem.
Phillip Gosswiller of Troy and M.
F. Gosswiller of Whitefish were visitors
in Spokane Saturday. On their return
M. F. Gosswiller stopped here to visit
his family.
Miss Estella Shand of Spokane was a
guest of Mrs Bert Hardy from Satur-
day until Monday.
Frank Akridge left Monday for Priest
River and other points after visit
here with his family
L. E. Warner, mill superintendent
of the Bunker Hill & Sullivan mine at
Kellogg, Idaho was here the last OF
the week. Mr.. Warner was formerly
the mill superintendent Of the Snow
storm mines concentration here Tor
many years.
Mrs. Walter Gatzke was Libby
visitor on Saturday.
Miss Jean Carroll, employee of the
G. N. Cafe. visited in Spokane the last
of the week
N. E. Helmer went to Libby the first
of the week to work on road job
near there.
Mrs. Camas and her son Maurice
have moved from the Yak into one Of
the Holbrook houses near Fishers.
Mrs. Mildred Meadors and son arrived
here Friday from Orofino. Idaho te
make an extended visit to her uncle
NJ J. Page.
J. F. Wheeler, accompanied by his
daughter Mabel and Miss Dana Robin
son, went to the Libby hospital last
Wednesday for medical attention. MIR
Wheeler had fallen. breaking his
glasses, which injured his face badly
Mrs. E. G. johnson made trip te
Boomers Ferry last Wednesday,
j. o. Beason loaded out two large
cars, each containing over $500 cedar
posts, for the Newton Burrell Co, las
week.
Mrs. Maurice Nelson was business
visitor to Spokane Saturday
Guests at the Gordon Daughart,
nome last uOIlIdy We'c NI. dilu Wis
C. Fleming and son CLAYTON and Mrs
p. Slavens of Clarksfork, Idaho ane
Mr.. Daugharty's cousin. Miss Laur;
Daughartv nf Ottawa. Canada.
DR.. Fred Walcott. Ralnh Akin ant
Walter Morrison returned Sunday eve
ming from Missoula, and a successful
Chinese pheasant hunting trio.
G. O. Hoisington of Ieonia was !
caller in Trov last Thursday
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New Machine Arrives.

The new highway machine purchased
by County Commissioner Hoffman was
shipped out from Spokane and arrived
the latter part of last week. 1t has a
four dual-wheel drive and will grade,
scarify and pillow snow, and is operated
by one man.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-14

The assembly librarians have stamped
a new Is volume set of encyclopedias
which o. P j. Mostly presented to the
school.
After prolonged absence, Lee Utter
and Esther Utter have returned to
school
The grade school girls will have
only one night of practice in basket
ball this veok tecapse he high rchool
basketball tournament is being held all
this week
The Story Hour.
Listen to the falling rain,
Rat-tat tat, Rat-tat-tat on the
window pane;
Good for children safe in doors.
For it brings the story hour.
Rat-tat tat Rat tat-tas
Listen to the falling rain
Rat-tat- tat tating on the window pane.
JEAN DRAKE
The first grade is studying the
picture. In the Country" and they
are comparing city life and farm life.
The fifth grade is making Pioneer
souvenirs.
The sixth grade is going to COR
respond with boy in New York City
by nail
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Shan
ahan, Nov. 6, at the Olson hospital, q
son, James Curtis, who weighed 6l2 lbs
Mother and baby are line
Frank Costich left for Albertor
,{tay- }.tyn rryaolfc variation
with his family. He has position
with the forest service. Mrs. CosticE
and Tommy accompanied him a.
far as Kalispell and returned Saturday
The Episcopal guild will meet witt
Mrs. c. F. Dierman Friday afternoon
Nov. q.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slick were
shopping in Eureka Saturday.
Lillian Circle met with Mrs. .Iohr
Buhmiller Wednesday afternoon Mar,
pretty and useful garments were or
display for the box to be sent to tn,
Florence Crlttenden home.
MRS. Gene& Gaertner and son have
been visiting In Kalispell
Roy Patrick visited in Eureka Sun
day and Monday. He is working 10
Ed Madden at Rexford
Bob Reid, Mrs. Stella Campbell ant
Irene Hunt of Roosville, B. G., ver'
shopping in Eureka Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Frost returnet
from Spokane Sunday. Maud McCannol
came with them to visit until afte
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs Orris S. Frost have
new son, born Thursday evening
Nov. 7.
Don McRae. who has been in TIL
park until last week, is visiting friend
and relatives in Eureka.
The M E. Aid will have their an
nual bazaar and food sale Dec. Z.
/ Gene Fleming Of Gateway has bee
moved to his home from the Olsol
hospital. He was helping Carlisl
Anderson cut wood and has bad GU
on his leg.
Mrs. Geo. Drake has been quite IL
She was not able to attend the Wa
Mothers party Tuesday afternoon a
the Chas. Sutherland home.
Mrs. Tom Long of Libby was i
Eureka Thursday. She had charge G
: the funeral OF Louise Sweaas.
: Bad weather and late rains hav
, caused uncertain mail service the pas
week.
], Jed Smith took truck load of hog
to Spokane Friday. Comet Pslrdy &C
companied him. They returned Tues
iay
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-14
Eureka News
LITTLE THEATRE CLUB
HAS LIVELY MEETING

Thirty members OF the Little Thestre
Club met Thursday evening, with II
of the new members present.
THE Phantom Tiger comedy
mystery play, will be the next produc-
ton You will like it, as it is one of
the best.
The old members of the club are en-
tertaining the new members at party
Saturday, November 16, at the grade
school,
Manly Schagel will make arrange
ments for the refreshments, Julian
Trip the orchestra, and Maurine
Thomas and Blythe Shenefelt the
games.
The American Legion Auxiliary. of
Eureka, turned over $1,000, to the
Little Theatre club to be used for the
Community Hall fund, for which do
nation we give our sincere thanks.
The theatre club also joined the Red
Cross, and will do all they can to assist
with the drive
There will be a special meeting, at
the bank building, November u, TO
have try-outs for the play The meet
ing will open at 7 o'clock sharp.
kinnikinic.
Sponsored by .................-- Mrs Voorhees,
Editor .................-......... Lucille Rohol'
Reporters .............. Trula Swinehart
Ruth Day, Louise Gael,
| Monday afternoon we had an Arm
istice Day program. Pupils from the
4th and 5th grades sang for us. The
i Sophomores came up and did their nari
! by having Mary Louise Day and b
Taggart read articles from differen
papers and magazines. Lucille Rohol
was chairman of the program anc
] others who took part were. Forest
Knott. Cleo Mullwee, Donald Mikel-
son, Pat Broderick, Marjorie Elliot
/ Bubbles Peltier. Gloria Eberth. Truls
/ Swinehart, Shirley Fincher- Mrs. Voor-
hees, Bob Voorhees,, Esther Costich
/ Toe Gibbons, Ruth HARDWOOD, BOZ
Harvey, Ray Olsen, Georgette Knight
Jerome F'ileatreau.
Mrs. Gibbons visited us and though
that the program was very nice.
With the gid of all of the schoo
children we will send THANKSGIVING
/ Box" to Helena. The pupils have beer
asked to bring different articles tina
are of no longer any use to them Thu
first grade is making scrap books L
send
Marlowe Larson of the second grad,
! has been sick for two days.
Miss McManus and her pupils ar
making an Indian wigwam. They als'
are making Indian posters.
4 Miss Shuck and the third grade sr'
making a Pilgrim scene for the sand
table The pupils are learning severa
delightful Thanksgiving songs am
poems
The third grade children were thrille'
when they came to the study OF New
York City in their geography. la
Marsh and Miss Shuck made thei
lessons seem more real because the,
can tell of the sights, having bee
there
Billy Fincher has been sick for tW
weeks. Others who are sick, in tn
fourth grade are: Charlotte Gael an
Inuca Casual
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-14

Those who work solve problems that
would paralyze philosopher.
Most outward gains are obtained at
the expense of inward losses.
Advertising isn't business crutch;
it is an eight cylinder motor.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26
Un elocuente discurso del hder
iz~quierdista Martinez Barrie

"Toda la politica de agre-
SIGN gira en- torno al articulo
&c, que no constitute un alta
que a la conciencia religiosa
del pals, Sino un pacto dOnde
todas las creencias tengan su
amparo, su respeto y su cobijo.
ST Sc abre ell periodic consti-
tuyente surgira ell peligro de la
guerra civil.
Promote abogar por una ley
de amnistia que devUelva a la
vida civil a miles de personals
que estan hoy EN- las carceles
por haber participate en- los
successes de octubre.
para la union de los repu-
blicanos no hay mas que un
canine, ell de la inteligencia y
ell acuerdO de todos los parti-
dos Y grupos para dar una sem
saci6n de autoridad moral y
tener derecho a reclamar en-
Su dla de los elementos obre-
ros que no son republicanos nj
tienen ninguna filiaci6n, una
Obra fecunda en- la c6nSolida-
ci6n de la RepGblica. "Yo con-
TRAGIC ell compromise de pedir
la amnistia, porque con ellos
Sc normalizara la vida del
pals, Y los q. usufruotuan aiEo-
ra ell Poder no pueden negar-
la a los ll0mI5res de ocjubre,
porque ellos llevaron como
bandera electoral la amnistia
para los del 10 de agosto".
No abriga tenor por Ell gol-
pc de estado que vienen anun-
ciando los que desde Ell mar
gen contemplan la Marcia de
los negocios publicos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26

Madrid, julio 26.-Hablan-
do a varios miles de ciudada-
nos que simpatizan con la cam
pana politica de las izquier-
das, ell exprimer ministro Mar
tinez Barrie pronunci6 un elo-
cuente discurso, diciendo que
ell pals esta en- visperas de clau
sura de las Cortes. 'iLa Repu-
blica no puede ser un nero
cambio del rey por un presl-
dente, no puede reducirse a lie
var al Palacio de Oriente a
una familia honorable para
sustituir a otra, La Republica
Itiene que ser algo mas. Tiene
que ser la transformation des-
de la raiz al remate, de la vida
de ESpana"
Las derechas pretenden rea
liar su programa con ia re-
.forma de la Constitution, que
por ahora es innecesaria. Di-
cen los amigos de Gil Robes
que las autonomias regionales
pueden constituir ell punto de
disgregacion de la Patrla, OIL
vidandose Ell gobierno de que
con OCCASION de los successes de
octubre estableci6 en- Catalu--
ma I'm virreinat0 que aun per
dura.
Refiri6ndose al artlculo "A
asegur6 que los propietarios
|quieren dejar de trabajar la
terra mientras los obreros Sc
Imueren de hambre.
Mega a las derechas autorl-
dad moral para la reforma de
la ensenanza, va que durante
siglos mantuvieron al pueblo
en- la ignorancia mas compile
ia.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26

Saras tia. Julio 26.-Contes-
tando al eScrito presentado por
su espcsa a les tribunaleS, Ell mi
llonalio John Ringing dice que
6sta Sc prcpone demorar ell pro
ced;miento esperanto que q, IN
I10mbre de ayanzada edad. Sc
mrera antes de que Sc firme I'm
decreto final.
Desmiente Que haya dicho a
su mujer que tenia b~astante in
fluencia sobre la legislature y
los Tribuuales &c la Florida pa
ra enmendar las leyes de divor-
clio, 81 asi fuera %neceSario.
Ringing asegura que no la a
~banuon6, >ino que dej6 de il a
su casa de Sarasota a causa del
tenperamento ingcbernable de
ella.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26
ESTUVO GRAVEMEETE EN-
FERMO Ell EX-SENATOR
PAT

Paso varios dias gravemen-
tie enfermo ell ilustre abogado
y ex-senator Pat Whitaker,
ciudadano que cuenta con bue-
nos y numerosos amigos en- la
colonia latina de esta ciudad.
Ell pasado lunes los medicos
declararon que ell estado de
Pat requeria atencion especial
y lie fue dada en- ell hospital San
Jose, de la Septima avenida es
quina a Morgan.
Sinceramente nos alegra po-
der dar la noticia de que ell es-
timado amigo Sc encuentra va
en- Was de complete restabie-
cimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26
Sc BATIERON Ell MINISTRO
DE HACIENDA Y UN Sc
NADOR

Buenos Aires, Julio 26.-Un
duelo a pistola, que no orodu-
jo d|erramamient0 de sangre.
Sc efectuG aver entire ell minis
tro de hacienda, Federico de
i.indeo, y ell senador Lisandro
de La Tore. Pinedo mand6 sus
segundos a La Tore a conse-
cuencia de un cambio de fuer
ties palabras, en- un debate en-
ell Senado. Los duelistas Sc reu
nieron en- Ell Campo de Mayo,
con ell general Arana de iuez
de campo. Los dos hombres ca
minaron 20 pasos, Sc volvieron
y d~ispararon, perdiendose los
proyectiles.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26

La venganza, Sc ha diehO, es
un placer de los Doses.
Ell derrctado en- una campa-
ha electoral, ell derrotado "a la
mala',, con ell amargor en- la boz
ca jura venganZa...
va lie devolvere la d6sis, di
&c, cIando los resortes caigan
en- mi poder.
Y, efectivamente, como ell
pueblo Sc opone a maniobras
deshonestas, cuando Ia rueda
derriSa a IN grupo "abusador'
ell otro Sc deleita en- pisotearla
y sah9rea la venganza.
Quiere cSto decir, que el ofen
dido de aver Sc convierte en- 10
fensor, cuando lpUede, y asi Sc
falta al juramento de la ciuda-
DANA y Sc atropel4an los dere-
chos constituencies de los ven
cidos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26

Con "trampas" Sc nos tpiensa
der-otar en- las venideraS cleo
IcionesvSdicen los amigos de un
candidate.
Sonrien los amigos del candi-
dato opos;tor y afirma: Trata-
'rtmos de evitar Qeu nos roben
la mayoria, como hicieron re-
cientemente...
iAmargura, mucaa amar-
igura, en- e. fondo de TODD ESQ,
sufre, son las instituciones las
|porqre es ia democracia la que
que padecen las consecuencias
de semejante desarreglo 0 desc
quilibrio.
Unos sostienen que piden jus
ticia, que son maltratados; los
otroS asegurail que no hay tai
injusticia. que 81 algo malo SUI
cede es culpa de los incidentes
del pasadc...
" asf vanos ar~rastrando
Iunos y otros, tirios y troyanos,
la cadena de nuestra desventu-
ra, que a1gdn ola nos Aevara a
tprec;picio 81 no abrimos los
Iojcs a la luz.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26

Loudres, julio 26.-El 60
bierno engles publeo aver IN
Ibando por medic del cuai Sc pro
Ihibe la venta J remission de ar
mas /. Eticpia e Italia, de acuer
do conslos planes en- favor de la
paz. Tan pronto ell consejo de la
Liga de Naci0nes Sc reuna, Ell
probiema lie Ethiopia lie sera pre-
sentado.
ST ell Consejo no logra evitar
la ruptura de hostilidades, la
situaci6n International sera de
nuevo examinada.
B6lgica rublic6 aver otro ban
do prohibiendo la eXportaci6n
de armas con destino a Abisi-
MIA. Inglaterra 81 permitira ell
La gaceta., 1935-07-26

Barranquilfa, Julio &c. "A,
rrib9 a esta ciudad, proceden-
tie de Maracay, Venezuela, el
joven aviador espahoI Jusn Ig
nacio Pombo. Miles de perso-
mas acudieron a recibirle, ova.
c onandole.
A los period istas dijo que
cspera seguir viaje a Panama
en- ell dia de manana. Ell estado
del avicn no lie permite cruzar
la meseta hasta Bogota. Su pa
DIRE lie ha mandado un mensa-
je pidiendole apresure ell via
je. porque debe regresar a Es-
pana cuanto antes.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26

e. problema de las efeccio-
mes honradas, imparciales, pu-
diera solucionarse aqui en- una
conferencia de los jefes poll
ticos y Solicitando de eNos que
ajustasen sUs actos a sus pAla-
bras y acuerdos.
Todos estamoS conformes
en- que las "trampas' electo-
rales son malas, impropias de
una comunidad democratica
pero nos lamentamos cuando
nos toca la peor parte, no Guam
dc rodemos designar a los Sc
cretaries e %inspectores de los
"colegios" O "mesas electoral
les.
Vieja Y arraigada es la cos
tumbre de- "atraco" electoral,
como vieio y arraigado es ell
egoismo lie los i?oliticos, aqui
Y en- todo ell mundo.
Oar representation a todos
los candidates, o a los principal
les candidates, seria la mejor-
forma de arreglo, concordia y
paZ.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26

La historic electoral de Tam
pa, en- los .fltimos 20 amos, es IN
modelo de rihas familiares y de
"garrotazc y tente tieso".
Gritan unos y gritan otros
pero NADIA Sc ha hecho para GU
rar ell "grano".
Ell ano pasado Sc desespera-
ban los amigos de Pat Wlita'
ker, sabiendo que ia maylorRa
les pertenecia Y que, sin embar.
go, serian derrOtados por los
"forros" y relienos".
i"Cantaban" su pena, sc
descanitahan "cantando",
rehnsaban oirlos...!
iAhcra. en- la ayuda de Dio:
"cantan" ,cs otrcs, "cantan"..
y dicen qeu no Sc les quiere es
cuchar.
Ciaro esfa que con buena vo.
luntad por las dos parties el de
recho de la mayorfa tendrfa e
debido respeto; perO... les l6gi
co pedir al atropellado de aye.
La gaceta., 1935-07-26
HERIDA LA ESPOSA DEL
SIR. SUAREZ

Trabajando hoy en- ell jardin
de su casa, en- la avenida de
Michigan, un cartucho de es-
copeta que no habfa visto hizo
explosion e hiri6 a la respeta-
bic Sra. Fructuoso Suarez, es-
posa del conocido almacenista
de licores.
A la Sra. Suarez la asisti6,
en- ell sanatorio del Centre AS
turiano, ell DR.. Parsons NJ. Gar
cha, calificando su estado de
leve.
Muchas personals de la amis
tad de la familia Suarez Sc in
teresaron al mediodia por ell
estado de la herida.