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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
Lake Region Track
Meet to Be NAV IL

Devils Lake, April 22.-tF-The
Goth annual lake region track meet,
open to all schools In North Dakota,
will be staged here Saturday, May IL.
o. J. Berg, meet manager, announc-
ed Saturday.
Grafton high school last year won
the first leg on the new champion
ship trophy after Devils Lake had
won permanent possession Of the pre-
vious award with the three victories
necessary to retire them. Leeds was
second place winner last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22

crowd . pre-Derby thrill by winning
by . short nose. He then followed
this BY . victory in the Bashford
Manor Stakes.
It was after this race that st. Ber-
nard's temper began to show. He lost
to Plat Eye and Gov. Sholtx ct Bel
mont, was last In the Juvenile, and
fourth In the National Stallion, but
received Z third In this race due to
. disqualification which arose after
he had been bumped off stride.
The horse, showing . liking for
mud, started II times In 1884. won
three, finished second once, and third
twice, earning 412,O05.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
Only One Letterman
Reports at MOhall

Mohall, N. D.. April 22-(R)-One
letterman, William Smith, a distance
runner, reported with a squad of 30
candidates for track practice at Mo-
hall high school.
Best prospects include Harlan Han
son, sprints. broad Jump and high
jump: Claire Harris, running: Obert
Asheim, middle distance man, and
Ernie Rice, weights.
Mohall is defending champion in
the Northwest conference meet to be
held at Kenmare the last week in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
Yesterdays Stars
(Dy the Associated prese,

ny the Associated 9re1o)
Jim Bottomley, Reds-started
triple play and double play and
made two hits In II inning tri-
umphs over Cubs.
Tony Cuccinello, Dodgers-lIit
three singles and drove In three
runs against Braves.
Jimmy Dykes. White Sox-sing-
led and scored winning run In
10th to beat Browns SIS.
Dazy Dean, Cardinals-Iimited
Pirates to five hits.
9choolboy Rowe, Tigers Shut
out Indians with four hits In seven
innings Of relief hurting.
Mel OFT. Clouted homer
and three singles In tie game
with Phillies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
FIN TWINS FAVORED TOREPEAT
PENNANT VICTORY IN NORTHERN

for the visit Of scores Of athletes
competing In the Fessenden open
track and field meet here Saturday.
The event Is open to Ill high schools
in the state without limitation Is to
number Of entries per school. accord
ing to +. H. Kotchian. local high
school coach.
A week later, May (, the Central
North Dakota conference track meet
win be conducted here for both boys
and girls.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
FAILS IN TRYOUT

Nashville. Tenn. April 22.-(ReThe
Nashville Vols Of the Southern As
ISOLATION Sunday swarped one rookie
southpaw pitcher for another, farm
ing Norman Masters to Beckley.
West Virginia. In the middle Atlantic
League. and recalling Clement Dreis-
wiered from that same club. Mas
tiers was left here by the New York
Giants. He pitched for Crookston,
Northern League, last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
Five Track Veterans
Turn Out at Carson

Carson, N. D.. April 22.-lR-Five
letternlen from the nucleus for the
Carson high school track and field
team this year. They are James Bot
ten, Fred Blumhardt and Martin
Landgrebe. field events: wilton
Lackey, distance runner; Henry FL
vik, shot put, dashes and broad jump,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
BY MAX RIDDLE

Il st. Bernard can conquer those
fits Of temper he developed last year,
Z. D. Schaeffer may have . Ken
lucky Derby winner May 1.
The son Of imported Bull Dog. out
Of Eager Cissy. by Cicero, was an
early season star . . 2-year-old that
appeared to lose form later on. Alex
Gordon, who trains him. had him
going In great style Ut the time Of
last years Derby, and he won his
first race Derby Day.
Quoted ct even money In his race
at Churchill Downs, he gave the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22

May and may attend meets at Bis
marck, Minot and Grand Forks II the
team develops sufficiently, said Toni
my Grouse, coach.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22

Six-tenths Of . mile Of blood ves-
sells Is required for every pound Of
tat In the human body.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Dizzy Wins First


p1ttsbugh-Dizzy Dean won his
first game Of the season Is st. Louis
defeated Pittsburgh, 8 to !.
r. H. e.
Ct. Louis ....... ol0 30 t0l-e II o
Pittsburgh 49,. 0l0 900 000-1 5 3
J. Dean and Delaney: Bush. Swift
and Padden.
Dodgers Triumph
Boston-Brooklyn easily defeated
Boston. 3 to I. after Babe Ruth hit
. homer for the Braves In the first
inning.
r. n. Z.
Brooklyn ....... lo2 lo2 1905 IL o
Boston ......... 100 900 0O0-l 8 &
Benge. Zachary and Lopez; Brandt,
Farmhouse, Nangum and Hogan,
9porher.
Rsds Defeat Cubs
Chicaeo-Eour runs In the 18th
inning gave Cincinnati IN 3 to 1
triumph over Chicago.
r. II. =.
= Il. T.
0lncinnati lol ol0 olo ool-s 10 D
chicago -. 90 100 CO ooo-l Is S
"a lnnines)
DosT1nesr and Erickson: Root.
s3syant and HArtnett.
0lantab HaA1loo T1e
i lailadolpdia-1he Giants and Phil.
H. battled 3 . = 4 - inning tie
!. 3. Z.
- yark =. 30 - - 81 u ]
zl111o( nnr12a1a =. ~ ~ 10 a 70 4
fCo)lod "a III . oicioek lew3.
q 1GnD0oooS 41th 1elnpo1v an6
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
Insurance Bureau Endorses
XIV Graphite for In
dustrial Use!

After careful Investigation Of
the merits Of XIV, the new coll
loidal graphite lubricant, the As.
ISOLATION Of Mill & Elevator
Mutual Insurance Companies
wrote the XIV Graphite Corr
poration a. follows:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
AlKRICAN LEAoy

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Nsw York :: Philadelphia !.
Boston 4: Warrington Z.
Cleveland 3: Dotrolt !.
Ct. Louis q: Chicago &.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-23
BetrothaI Is Revealed
By Rydn's 0usted
Countess-Wife

VIENNA, July % CU.So .
Countess Marietta Wurmbrand-
Stuppach, denounced by courts in
New York as a fortune hunter
when her marriage to Clendenin
Ryan. jr.. was annulled. has con-
firmed reports she is engaged to
marry Count Paul Pallfy, owner
of a fashionable Viennese res
taurant.
Friends of the countess, who had
informed Universal Service two
weeks ago of the engagement. said
she planned to marry the Austrian
count as soon as her marriage to
Mr.. Ryan, which was annulled
only by civil courts, is dissolved
by the Vatican.
1t was also reported here that
the countess, who was reported
in New York to have received a
small monetary settlement from
Mr.. Ryan, actually received in the
neighborhood of $4,000 for fail
ing to fight his charges.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-23
GIRLS DRINKING
MORE, CARRY
It BETTER

Young girls drink too much
liquor nowadays.
Chris vogel, veteran bartender,
so opined as he presided at the
opening of the first hotel open
bar" at the Shoreham Hotel.
In nearly less time than 1t
takes to say it. Vogel expertly
mixed the seasons most popular
drink-a planters punch, with
lime juice, rum, and ice-observ'
ing meanwhile:
"The girls drink more than
they did before prohibition, but
they seem to know how to han
die it,"
The 48-year.old bartender, who
began his career 80 years ago in
Baltimore as "bar boy and later
spent II years at the old Caswen
Hotel in Baltimore. proudly ad'
mitted he didn't turn bootlegger
during prohibition because he has
e wife and three children and
couldn't afford to take any
chances He has been in the
restaurant business.
Another popular drink now is
the Tom Collins, with gin base,
Vogel said.
The Shoreham's open bar is In
the Lounge Cafe. 1t is oval
shaped, about 10 feet long. and
although everyone can see his
drinks mixed, he still can't drink
them at the bar-not in Wash
ington, at least.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-23
.Lindbergh Trophy
Collection Grows

ST. LOUIS. July % G.N.SJ.
The Lindbergh trophies-gifts to
Col Lindbergh and his family in
commemoration of his famous
transatlantic flight-have been
increased by a number sent the
Jeffersonian Memorial here by
the aviator's mother. Mrs. Evan
geline Lindbergh. The vast COL
lection has been decided to the
Missouri Historical Society by
the flyer and his wife.
Included among the new gifts
are: a cameo from Italy showing
the Paris skyline with THE Spirit
of st. Louis" sweeping through
the sky; and Hawaiian lei; three
dozen bottles of bay rum from
the Virgin Islands; a boomerang
from Australia, and a necklace
carved by prison inmate in
New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-23
veItcheff Not ExiIed

SOFIA, Bulgaria.-Contrary to
reports it appears that Col. Da-
milan Veltcheff, one of the organ.
izers of the COUP last year that
established a military dictatorship,
has not left Bulgaria. His where
aboutS is a mystery. however.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-23
Tame White Leopard

DRESDEN, U.N.S0.-What are
believed to be the only snow
leopards on view in captivity have
been brought direct from Central
Asia to the Geological Gardens at
Dresden. One of these is so tame
that it can be feed by hand.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-23
Jobs For Elder Men

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. UN.S).
Now age will have its day.
T h omas Heathcote, engineer,
employs only carpenters over the
age of SIS in construction work
at Cape Cod. One of the car
penters employed is II.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-23
Horses Scared to Death

BRISBANE, Australia, UN.S).
Two horses dropped dead within
a few hours outside q circu- at
Boonah-one when an elephant
trumpeted and the other when it
sighted the massive animal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-23
Wins Absolute Divorce

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, July
23.-Annie A. Burroughs, of Mt.
Rainier, Nd, was granted an
absolute divorce from her hus.
band, Elmer w. Burroughs, also
of Mt. Rainier, by Judge j. c.
Mattingly of the Circuit court.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-23
Editor Prepares to Sail

LONDON, July % GN.SD.
Frank Taylor, Managing editor of
the st. Louis Star, made prepare
tions today to sail for the United
States tomorrow aboard the Nor
Mandie after an extended tour of
Europe. He is accompanied by
his wife and daughter.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
LEGION
MExiCANA

La Legion AeoronAutiea MeNlca-
"a tisne su domicilio Official en- el
numero 1918 Washington Place de
esta ciudad Y estA regida por los
funcionarios s~iguientes:
Presidente, senior f eazar B. Pr
ma; Secretar.o. senior oscar Castro;
Tesorero, senior Federico NJ. Rosa
les G Instructor. senior Francisco
Ylizaliturri.
Su Secretario sehor Castro nos
comunica que la institution men
cionada. que tambien lleva el nom
bre de C,ub-escuela. ha dejado de
residir en- el ndmero 22O2 IL Grit
fifth Avenue. para establecerse de-
finitivamente en- la direction antes
dicha. Celebra sus sesiones regla-
mentarlas todos los martes y jue-
yes de las : : 80 P. NJ, en- ade-
lante. impartiendose classes de avia-
ic.on en- los dias restartes.
Entire SIS miembros ~fundadores
Sc cuentan a las personals siguien-
ties:
Rodolfo Barraza. Manuel de la
Tore. Carlos Norton, Manuel Due
mas. Ra0l Ylizaliturri. Manuel Gas
telum. Jose c. Ruiz. Manuel Be-
nitez Y Francisco y. Partida.
Los o~rganizadores y directories de
esa agrupaci6n Educational hacen
una cordial i~nvitaci6n a todos nues
tros eiementos de habla espanola
en- general. sobre TODD a Ia juven-
.tud estudiosa. para que Sc dirijan
a Ia direction a. principle mencio-
NADIA, a inscrihirse en- sus classes
Que son te6ricas y practleas.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
HOMEMADE A LA MEMORIAL
DE VILLA
CIUDAD JUAREZ. (

clUpAD JUAREZ. Chin, mayo 6.
-(Por Correct Tn recibimiento
extraordinariamente efusiva hicie-
ron los campesinos del Vale de
Juarez a la sonora Luz Corral de
villa. una de las viudas del extin-
to guerrillero durangueho. al concu
currir a Ia ceremonial que Sc efec-
tue en- Ia escuelita rural de Refor-
ma. la cual lleva desde aver ell nom
bre de "Francisco Villa.
Al ser lnYitada para que tomase
la palabra, Ia sehora de Villa acce-
do a clio Y o palabras sencilias
y firmes. dijo:
"Estoy verdaderamente conmoVi-
da por este homemade que sc triou-
"a a la memoria de mi esposo, pues
en- mi concepto es realmente ell prl-
nero Y grandioso que 10 enaltece,
va que tiende a reivindicar su NOM
bre tan calumniado en- ell e~xtranje-
70 Y aun en- Mexico. No teugo otra
herencia suya que Ell amor que me
.inculc6 hacia los pobres; por esa
causa no escatime esfuerzo algun
para tener ell honor de presidir es-
ia ceremonial, en- vista de que los
alumnos de esta escuela son nihos
pobres 6 hijos de humildes campe-
sinos Y mi esposo tuvo especial pre-
dileccion por unos y otros. STEM
pre- expreso sus deseos de que los
d~esheredados de la fortuna recibie-
ran esmerada instruction para que
de grandes pudieran ser 6tiles a su
patria".
Numerosos automobiles : autoca-
mlones salieron de Ciudad Jua-
rez para Reforma y cuando Ia CO.
mitiva lego a Zaragoza, los resi-
denies del lugar hicieron un entu-
| SHASTA recibimiento a la sehora CO.
rral de Villa y lie suplicaron que a
su regreso Sc detuviera con ellos al
gunas horas. En- San isidro. Rio
Grande, 10 mlsmo que en- otros pue-
bios y ~rancheros, Sc repitieron es-
| cenas semejantes que conmovieron
iprofundamente a la v~isitante.
Durante la ceremonial e~fectuada
en- la Escue,a Reforma, fue descu-
bierta una magnifica amphilcacior
del retrato de villa, en- medic do
atronadores aplausos y a continual
cl6n Sc desarroll6 ell programa anur
lclado, en- ell que tomaron parte nu'
La opinión., 1935-05-10
MEXICALI, B. 6.
Por ADoLFo M. WILHElMY

ties del mundo dopde sc cosecha y
Sc consume ell algodon; su pohtl-
ca es extrangular al agricuitor d
quien r~efacciona para tenerlo depll'
a fin de imponerle condolences y
ouedarse con la libra al pfeclo que
| ellos fiien. En- todas parties donde
este trust esta establecido, arrui-
ma a la region. En- Mexicali permit
| theron que los senores Birmingham
organizaran Ell negocio. y luego, en-
union de Harry Chandler, los obli-
garon a venderlos usando de la
fuerza aplastante de Wall street, va
Il a este senior no lie convino la
| politica que Sc habian trazado los
Birmingham, de eliminar a los CHI
nos V fomentar ell cultivo del algo-
don a base de mexicanos. Segnn in
formes que ~nosotros poseemos, es-
tie trust tenia va su vista fila en- la
Laguna para ~controlarla. En- los
anos de 1882 y 1888 lego a comprar
| algod6n a cuatro centavos de dollar
Ia libra, cuando a los agricultores
les habia costado produeirla ocho
centavos de dollar. Para controlar
la Laguna csc trust habfa estable-
| cido un Banco que denomino Ban
co Mexicano Refaccionario', S. A,
, en- Torreon Sc decfa que no era
! Banco porque no tenfa nj oficinas
4, nj casa propia, que no era mexica-
no, nj refaccionario, porque 10 ha-
bian establecido no con ell objeto de
La opinión., 1935-05-10
LEGO AVER
FL CONSUL
DE- FRANCIA

Acompahado de 81 esposa y
de su hijs famine, de diez amos
de edad, ell nuevo Consul de
Francia en- Los Angeles, NJ. J. J.
visIa, lego aver aaui, proeedes-
tie de Paris.
Ell Consul gallo fue reeibido en-
la estaeion por numerosos miem
bro. de Ia eolonia franeesa en-
Los Angeles, enesbezados por l..
C. Vase, Seeretario de Ia lesa-
ci6n de Franeia en- la Ciudsd do
Mexico. quien vino a Los Ange-
les para ponerse temporalmen-
te al frente de la representation
FRANCESCA aquf.
EI Representative frances hizo
mas tarde una vista de ~cortesia
al AleaIde de la eiudad Frank L.
Shaw, transIadandose despues al
Hotel Clark, donde Sc hospeda.
cuando los periodistas 10 in
terroearon sobre Ia situacion do
Europa, el Consul frances deela-
ro;
"Yo cree que en- Estados Uni
dos tienen IN eonoeimiento mas
anpIio de la situacion Europea
que 20. Aqui reelben informa-
clones desde distintos puntos de
vista, mientras que yo solo Co.
nozeo las informaciones que pu-
bliean los peri6dieos de Fran
cia".
La opinión., 1935-05-10
cENA DEL oh, SEsoR'

Los miembros que integran el
Club Social oh, Senior. Sc reuni-
ran esta noche. a las : y 30 en- pun
to, en- el Cafe de Paree. ubicado en-
el nGmero 1912 al oeste de Ia ca
lie 7. frente al West Lake Park.
Sc proponen los j6yenes mencio-
nados celebrar del mejor modo la
torna de possession de su nueva Mesa
Directiva, asi como despedir dig
namente a IA saliente. de cuya ac-
tuacion quedan verdaderamente sa-
tlsfechos, rindiendo a Ia vez home
naje a los jovenes atletas pertene-
cientes al m,smo = que Sc distin-
guieron en- los evsntos deportivos
del pasado ) de Mayo en- el Coli
SEQ Olimpico de esta ciudad.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
Ell SYNDICATE GUERRA Y PRO-
GRESO", EN- HUElGA, RtC'se
ADHESioNES
MEx,cAlr. saia California, Ma

MExiCAli, Bajs California, Ma
! yo 7.-CPor Correo). -~Pidiendonos
| 81, insercion en- La OPINION, CO.
mo "ayuda solidaria', a nuestra
mesa de trabajo ACADIA de llegar la
| siguiente circular que nos enVio Ell
| SYNDICATE Industrial "Fuerza y Pro-
greso', actualmente en- huelga con-
ira la Compania Industrial Jaoo-
nera del Pacifico, cuyo texto les
fue mandado por ell Sindicato de
| Obreros Y Campesinos "Abelardo l..
Rodriguez. mlembro de la Alianza
Fraternal Campesina del Vale La
gunero Y de Ia Camara Nacional
del Trabajo de la Rep0blica Mexi-
cana. a cuya publicidad so.icitada
accedemos:
"Sindicato de Obreros Industrial
lies "Fuerza Y Prosreso".-Compa-
! MIA Industrial Jabonera del Paci-
: fico. S. l.. C.-Mexicali. Baja Cali
fornia.-Compaheros, salud:
"El presente tiene por objeto lie
varies un sincere y cordial saludo
de parte de los "Obreros Produce
torres Laguneros de Semilla de Al
J godon, S. A" y muy sepecialmente
de sus ex-companeros y c~onsocios'
Nos hemos enterado por la prem
sa que han surgido dificultades en-
tire ustedes y la empresa e~xtranje-
ira que ~regentea csc negocio. que
Hes han reducido los salaries a ur
80 por ciento de los que habian es-
ltableeido los seiores Brittinghan
lcuando ellos eran duefos de csc ne
gocio.-Esta notic.a no nos extra
ma, puesto que esa Compania ests
~eontrolada por los Banqueros In
iternaciona'es. que tienen su raiz PR
lpiamente en- la casa j. =. Morgan
de Wall street. Esa Compania ex'
tranjera ejerce Ell monopolio del al
godon, pues aho por aho dichos bal
aueros ponen en- sus manos QUl'
NIENTOS MILLONES DE DOLA'
RES. o mas, para la compra de
algodon en- diversos lugares. va qu'
esta establecida en- todas las par
La opinión., 1935-05-10
CIUDAD JUAREZ

,merosos grupos de alumnos de las
escuelas de Ciudad Juarez V del
Vale. Por la tarde Sc emprendio
ell viaje de regreso a esta %poblacion
y 10 mismo que a Ia Ida. Sc reptile
ron las demostraciones de afecto de
los c~ampesinos. que quisieron signi-
ficar en- esa forma la admiration
~ ell carino que tuvieroi. siempre
para ell que fue jefe de la poderosa
Division del Norte.
La comitiga Sc detuvo por la tar
de en- Zaragoza, co~ncurriendo la Sc
nora villa a Ia ceremonial prepare
da para conmemorar el aniversario
de la Batalla de Puebla. Tambien
allf dirlgi6 breves palabras a los
campesinos, recomendandoles que
procuren eilviar siempre a sus hi
jos a las escuelas. porque csc era
el ideal mas grande que tenfa Vi
la. FL professor Espinosa Villanue-
va pronuncio ell d~iscurso Official y
despues de otros ndmeros literarios
ly m~Lsicales, regres6 a esta ciudad
la sehora de Villa. m~ostrandose en-
cantada y satisfecha del recibimien-
to de que fue objeto.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
UNA VERDADERA
Il j VIA CAE
SQBRE Ell P.N.R.
Sc queian los precandida-
tos derrotados en- tres
entidades
clupAp DE MEXICO, n

clUoAp DE MEXICO, mayo 3.
-tExclusivo).- Los directories lei
PNR.. estan en- estos momentos re-
ciblendo una verdadera lluvia de
p-ctestas contra las autoridades ei-
viles y comites estatales y munich
pales del Partido en- los Estados
de Guanajuato. Nuevo Leon y Co
lima. enviados por tres precandida-
tos del primer Estado; n del Sc
gundo Y dos del tercero, quienes Sc
queIa>4fe "a preston ejereida en-
su eonrfa para que triunfaran en-.
,os p~lebiscitos de antier, los preean-
didatos gratos a las respectivas au-
toridades.
De tire esa lluvla de %protestas
Y de los luformes que lie presenter
a sus enviados especiales, e. PNR.,
decidira en- 81 curse de Ia semana
qu..nes son u candidates para
las gubernaturas.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
A LOS F~ABRICANTES
DE TORTILLAS

Me doy como aludido por la Mexican
Commercial Co. en- ell anuncio cue
ha estado publicando en- este mismo
Diario, pues la demanda e~ntablada
por ell sehor Pereyra en- las Cortes,
es en- contra mia.
Para aclarar este punto y onica-
mente en- resguardo de mi reputa-
cion comercial. pongo en- conocimien-
| to de ustedes y del pubIico en- gene
| rai. que Ia patente a que Sc %refiere
| Ell sehor Pereyra, fue registrada en- ell
| D~epartamento de Patentes en- Wash
| lngton, con fecha rs de julio de 1928.
y expedida con ell No. L7s2.567.. y la
mia fue registrada con fecha 10 de
| diciembre de 1927 y expedida con ell
No 1,763,4 45. Es decir: ell sefior Pc
reyra reglstro III patente siete me-
SEES despues de que mi patente fue
| registrada.
! Creo in1til hacer concentrates, y de-
70 a ustedes ell juzgar dc parte dc
quien esta la razon.
RAMON SAILS.
Adv.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
YANEZ MAYA TRIUNFO
EN- ~GUANAJUATO
cluoAp DE MEXICO, mayo o.


Observation-Disclosures ell diputado Jo-
Sc YAhez Maya, resulto triunfante
en- los p~lebiscitos efectuados ell do
mingo pasado en- ell Estado de Qua
najuato como candidate al gobier-
no. es 10 que dice un informe del
Comite Estatal Guanajuatense al
Comite Gel p. n. r.
A c~uarenta y siete mil yotos Sc
haeen a~scender los obtenidos en- los
plebiscitos por Yahez Maya, mien-
tras que ell mas cercano confirm
cante logr6 solamente once mil o.
chocientos votos, este precandidat0
fue ell diputado Federico Medrano.
Sin embargo. la declaratoria en-
favor de Yahez Maya, no sera ne
| cha sine hasta que Ell p. n. r. re-
wise todos los informes y quejas
recibidos en- los dltimos dias.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
la l. o(
NOUo de Ia
. COLONIA
Por JOSE RUIZ Wells
HOY;

sesionan esta noehe EN- la iuaad
de Los Angeles, las agrupaciones
siguientes: la Comision Honorifica
de Limonera del Mar; la Logia
"Crist6bal Colon" No. $50 de Ia
Alianza Hispano Americana, en- ell
Blue BIRD Hall, al Este de la Gale
Primera; os clubs "Buen Humor /,
en- el Grant Bldg. esquina de ID
calle Cuarta y Broadway; ell La
FARO Cardenasa, en- el ndmero lss
de la calle Main. al Norte; la Ca
mara de Concrete Mexicana, en- el
No. 63l al Norte de Ia misma ca
lie; Ell Social Recreatlvo Iris. en-
Ell Evergreen Playground; y el So
clal Recreativo "Imperio'. en- Ell
SnySer Playground.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
REANUDO CARDENAS
Ell DESPACHO
cluoAo DE MEXICO. mayo 3.

ClUDAD De MEXICO, mayo 9.
-(Exclusiyo). -Despues de haber
estado ausente durante veinticua-
tro horas de esta capita, el Pre-
sidente Cardenas regres6 hoy aqnt'
despachando duraate e dia en- e.
Palacio Nacional.
El Presidente DE- Ia Repdnliea'
acomplnEdo de su Secretario Par
ticuiar y de dos personals mas
estuyo en- la ciudad de Puebla. a
donde fue con objeto de asistir a
la Feria Regional.
SegGn los d~espachos de Puebla.
el Presidsnte Cardenas tue objeto
de un carihoso recibimiento de los
pob.anos.
La opinión., 1935-05-10
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