davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-02-11

vas defeated by W. <. Heaner. S and
r. (. MiSener lost 70 D. K. Cling.
8 and 5: and Bill williams defeated
Robert Ernst, one up.
Harry Sames was downed BY
Harold Mckay, 2 up; and DR.. w.
II Lowry Jr. was defeated by W..
4. Jennings, 3 and q
Cecil Lanler defeated III. ID. sea-
90, one up; ana w. 3. Johnson lost
70 John Pipkin, 5 and 4.
James Williamson lost to Drew
PatteSon 4 and 8; and v. M. Currie
defeated W. @. Archambault, 4 and
w. j. Sames Jr., lost TO Joe
Escalante. 4 ans 8: and W. ]. Per-
kins lost TO NJ. w. knight, one up
on the 18th hole.
Joe Brand defeated Leon Perl 8
and 8, and 3. p. Lacey defeated b.
Z. Hinkley, ! up.
Hal Ellsworth lost to Doug Ire
land I and 3.
After the play the visitors were
entertained az . luncheon at the
club huildiHg here a. guests Of
Brownsville gOlfeTS-
, 1935-02-11
C~hurchgoers Given
I. Knots By Scouts

MERCEDES, Feb. Il.-Boy Scouts
and assistant scoutmssters Of MeT-
eedes presented churchgoers OF this
city, upon the conclusion OF church
services Sunday morning, with
square knot" pins as reminders
Of the daily good turn, uppermost In
the minds OF all Scouts. Those ae-
cepting the pins, as outlined by the
pastors, did 80 with the intention
Of doing a daily good turn" during
the celebration OF the 25th anniver-
sary of Scouts ell oVer the nation.
The daily good turn" was instTu-
mental in bringing Scouting 70
America, and has been our lmpor-
tant factor in its life. In this per-
iod OF rs years, 6.425.5ll boys have
been scouts and have taken the ecout
oath.
, 1935-02-11
Blues Victors

The Blues defeated the "Reds'
four goals to three here Sunday aft
ernoon in a polo game between Off
GERS of the 18th Cavalry. The game
was one Of a regular Sundav after
noon series in which the officers Of
the post are divided into two squads.
, 1935-02-11
Weather Threatens
Monday Ball Came

II weather permits. which IS prob
ably will not, the league-leadinq TT.
Brown Ysnkees viii take on the Elks
In a Brownsville playground Ball
league contest at the 36th diamond
Monday night. The diamond was net
in good condition Monday morning
and indications were thst the wealth
err would be too nippish for baseball
Monday night.
Other games this week will pit the
Eaeles and FLYERS "Wednesday night.
and the Goodyears against the XII
wants Friday.
, 1935-02-11
Another Attempt

Another attempt 10 extend pro-
ductl0n 20 the northwest IN the
field viii be made in Gem on Com
pany's No. ] Seabury et al, which
has been located and Is rigging up
about 3,l00 feet northwest OF dis
cOvery. The corrected location Is
$50 feet from the south and 2S0
feet from the east lines OF the east
"a acres az the west "a acres Of the
north 7B acres OF the southeast
1863 acres OF tract 256, pnrcion 38.
The lease Is offset on the north by
Phillips Petroleum company leases.
OF the west oy Sicily Oil Com
pany, on the south b. Reserve De-
veloplnent Company and on the
about 600 feet north OF the Reserve
No. ! 5eahury and 80 feet north
west Of Navarro NO. 3 6eahury.
About 6.50l feet northwest OF
discovery, H. "a. Van HusS' No ]
Garcia Land Az Livestock company,
formerly listed a. Y. ID. Vernon, u
drilling az ASA feet and is 10 start
coring for The s~aturation shortly.
The test Is the most important out
post new drilling IN the entire area
and Is attracting considerable at
tenti0n as IL nears the Samfordyce
producing horizon. Location Is $50
feet from the east line OF porci0n
100. Ancient Jurisdiction OF Rey-
nDaa, starr county, and avn feet
pain OF highway !. IL Is about
5000 ieet west and slightly north
OF the Reserve NO. Seabury, the
nearest producer.
Nearly Two miles east OF the tield,
Harrison : Medlin = paskam's No. J
Garcia Land a. Livestock company.
about ESQ feet from the west line
OF porcion az. Ancient Jurisdiction
OF AeYnoSa, Hidalgo county, ana
$50 feet north OF the Military high
way. ~ drilling a. $500 leet. The
teat JAILED 10 lind both the SAM
fordyce sand and a sand which
shCweu some oil indications az
about $3.50 feet In the old Cham
cellor-Hall veil several hundred
feet TO the west.
King Woods OIL CompanY'S No.
] OSca Daskam. in lot asa, block
20, porcion As, Ancient Jurisdictions
OF ReynoSa, about three miles east
OF the field. u drilling IN hard ROCK
at ASST feet The test has had
alternate Streaks Of hard rock and
shale from about i,230 feet 10 to
present depth.
, 1935-02-11

The floating haTracle fastens u
self IL a detached p.s-e Of seaweed.
and makes a ~Ras-bubb.e buoy, which
Il attaches to the weed 10 keep II
afloat.
, 1935-02-11

Janet Gsynor and Lew Ayres,
erstwhile screen sweethearts OF
state Fair have been reunited
by popular demand in the FOX
Film, Servants Entrance show
ing Tuesday and wednesday at
he Queen Theatre, EroWnsVlIle.
Miss Gaynor plays a rich society
7irl in search of new experiences,
and Mr.. ATTes p0rtTavs a Young
Inventor who has TUNED TO chaut-
Touring I'D order ~ support himself
while he peFfects his new type
m%Qt6rh0at.
me theme Of Servants En-
trance deals with the romance
which develops between Ayres. as
The family chauceur, and Miss Gay
nor as the rich gil who Is con-
,inually in hot water as an mex
peTienced kitchen maid. The two
give a fine performance, and after
viewing the picture 1t is easy 70
zee why the team was 20 successful
In state Fair
, 1935-02-11
Movie Sideights
CAPITOL

AAAAAOA
Travelling six thousand miles just
to LOOK at a tunnel seems an un-
usual form Of entertainment Both
Raoul Walsh, noted screen director,
aid Just that as part OF his prepara-
ton fog Under Pressure, showing
Tuesday only at the Capitol,
Brownsville.
With most Of the dramatic action
Of this Edmund Lowe-VictoT Nc
Laglen feature laid in the grimy
depths Of a vehicle tunnel, Walsh
decided to get his atmospheric data
at first hand.
A full-sizsd replica OF an actual
tunnel, nearly 500 feet long, was
built at the studio. This setting
contained every bit Of apparatus
used in actual tunneliI operations
ana its realism aroused the admira-
ton Of engineers who visited.
, 1935-02-11
HIDALCO
PRODUCER IS
CLEANING SELF
Especial 20 The Heraldl

MISSION, Rh W.-NeW develop
ment activity IN Hidalgo county's
Samiordyce held, 40 miles west oi
Mission, NOT underway sunday M
the fields S5th producer was clsan-
ing itself preparatory 10 being turn
ed into storage tanks.
The new producer, Rogers OIL and
Gas Companyt No ? Francisco
Guerra, In the southeast % acres Of
tract asa, porcion 90, about $500
feet southeas. Of discovery, was
cleaning itself Monday alter CO.
ment plug was drilled and tubing
run saturday night. The well Was
cleaning esaily and rapidly through
3.l6-inch tubing choke under tub
ing working pressure OF S25 pounds
and clcsed-in casing pressure Of
675 pounds III had saturated sand
at 1,729-5l feet, set and cemented
casing at the bottom of the hole and
perforated the lower five feet. II IL
on an inside location,
Three New Tests
Three new tests cot under way
during the weekend, another has
sidetracked az 2.50o feet and Is COR
ing for the ~sa.uratlon In the new
hole and m fifth is rigging UP.
Showers AK Moncriefs No. Sc
John Lawrence. In the northeast
1875 acres OF tract 274. porcion 80
about 1000 feet east OF discovery
Is drilling at 1870 feet after spud-
ding In Friday, setting and cement
ing surface pipe Friday afternoon
and starting from under surface
asinr Saturday afternoon.
In the southeast corner OF the
field, Ct,rtez cWeekleyl OIL Corpo-
ration's No 2 g. H. Smith, IN the
northeast 34.4S acres OF tract 27B
porclon 40. about $3.50 feet south,
east OF discovery Get and cementec
surface casing Saturday night
after spudding In Saturday. Cortel
has two producers On the tract
srmpleted during the past few
DECKS,
windsor OIL Company's No. 2 DR.
j. NJ DoSs, located about $50 feet
fro the west and $50 feet from
the north lines oi the west SIS acre:
OF the northeast e2.88 acres OF tract
2T8. pOrcion 10. about 1000 feet
southeast OF discovery, Spudded N
Monday. II j. about go feet north
west on the No DoSS. completed
several days ago a. total depth Of
2.754 feet
On the northwest corner OF pro-
duction, Navarro OIL company's No
3 Seabury ct al, IN the north % acres
OF the west 80 acres Of the south
east 500 acres OF tract 256, porcion
80. about 7.700 feet northwest OF
discovery. Is coring for the Sam
fordyce Saturatl0n az 2.740 feet
THE test was Sidetracked at 2,50C
feet after n drill stem test OF sat-
uraLion at 2,763-H feet showed one
Joint OF salt water and Az joints Of
oil.
, 1935-02-11

can have all the confidence in the
world In Betty Cow.
X have none. She came from
Scotland when they gAe her s700-
ctherwise she wouldn't have come"
Turns On Cow Girl
Il say this to you: Nobody in Gods
world knew that baby wss going TO
De there that Tuesday night, except
The Cow girl" he shoW ed.
Reilly then turned his guns on
the ghost OF Ollie Whateley, the
Lindbergh butler who died a year
after the kidnapping.
There was one agency IN that
house that would respond only to its
master, and that was the fox terrier.
Reilly said.
who controlled that dogs move
mentS that night-the hutlcrl "A dog
which could smell any stranger who
stepped on the grounds"
Reilly declared he didn't know
much about these people-the SER
ylnts-but there was evidence point
ing to their guilt
Belly AONs 0GNAdAFQs Sd4U SlAt
loved this little baby" Bet. while
N was III She remained awaV from II
that night from eight o'clock until
10.
Keep before you these particular
important bits Of evidence before
YOU consider the other matters that
have been dragged into the case, ths
handwriting, the fingerprint, the
board.
You've got TO place Hauptmsnn
IN that nursery he thundereu.
The state saws he was in that
room. Let's o IL he was"
He then launched into a study OF
the nursery on the kidnap niaht.
recalling how Betty Cow and Mrs.
Lindbergh went around closing the
window and shutters.
Reilly inquired rhetoricalR how
the shutters Of the nursery window,
the cnlv one unlocked. became warp
ed. The shutters we're closed. he
pointed out as far as thew would 90
after the crime thew were found
closed again. he declared, and the
window was down.
Turns 10 Ladder
"Hauptmann.- he asserted, swould
hive had to know q great deal about
he house TO have committed the
crime.
Reilly reiterated that Hauptmann
could not have been In the house
without knowledge of its interior and
OF who was in Il.
He turned then TO the kidnap
ladder. and told the jurors that state
expected them TO bslieve that the
ladder was placed against the wall.
iIs topmost rung reaching q point
about 80 inches below the nursery
window sill.
"0f course" he commented, they
Get around that. They say Colonel
Findbersh heard something tlifing.
n might very well have been a lirb
Of q tree snspuing. for there was q
bowling gale that nieht.
THE colonel didn't think enough
n that sound 10 investigate. To was
n tree limb cracking.
THE ladder" said Reilly, walking
slowly back and forth between the
ladder and the fury box. was stuck
IN the mud. They would have YOU be-
'iere Hauptmann put I'D two Sec
'ions and climbed up The top III the
Seeond section vas 30 inches below
the window sill"
, 1935-02-11

There are 1879 300 physicians In this
country in active practice; 42.ls4 of
these are specialists. with l2,l5e Of
the number being surgeons.
, 1935-02-11

fBv Tnr a ocIatod Pressl
Smoked Out
BOSTON - Sergeant Andrew
NesleT takes a prize as q smoker
outer.
He smoked out nine men from
an alleged gambling place With
a few Duffs on a cigarette. Nesley
blew the smoke thrnu7h a KEY
hole and someh0ir inside. think
Ing there was a fire opened the
door.
The sersssnt and another po-
licemsn walked IN and made the
arrest.
Ambitious Anyway
PRuMTYT0WN. w Va-SHRer-
iniendent r.. p Bell or the bows
reformatnrv ran attest 70 the
fact that AT least Elmer Jackson
Of Waggv Is ambitious.
Bel received a letter from
Jackson saving he was most anxi-
Gus 10 learn a trade of some kind
and would Bell permit him TO
matricuiate at the school?
The superintendent doesn't
know what. If anything, he can
do about 1t.
, 1935-02-11
Hits Oratorical Stride

Reilly, his voice risen to an era
torical pitch. reminded the atten-
tive Jurors that a man Is presumed
10 be innocent until proven guilty.
His fist smOta the table.
This Is the crime OF the CEN
fury.
You'll have that howled into
your ears by the gentlemen who
will reply to my words"
There Is no doubt II was the crime
II the century. I'm not here to fool
you.
Its come down to horse sense
Take the witnesses one by one and
weigh their words in cormon sense
against the testimony of "a lot OF
techniclans and experts working for
20 much a day" he said.
This Is the crime Of the century,
lie went on, "ths worst crime. the
lowest crime that the books hold.
But the defendant is not guilty"
Reilly said he admired and SYM
pathlzed with Col. Lindbergh and
his family.
But" he shouted, we cannot
be swept off u feet when there
is no evidence"
Reilly pointed to the diagram OF
the Lindbergh home, built for his
wife and baby"
Bruno Richard Hauptmann never
drove @ nail In that house" Reilly
said. He never stopped near
Princeton airport. He never went on
that estate"
They would have you believe"
Reilly went on, that Hauptmann
was a master mind. in one breath,
and the next, that he was the worst
fool IN the world.
They want you 10 believe he
wore gloves when making the ladder
and then sat for an hour and 4 halt
talking 20 Dr. Condor with his face
exposed
Dol. LindheTgh sat listening with
interest, his face set.
Reilly mentioned Charles B.
Rossiter, the man who said he saw
Hauptmann near the Princeton air
port the Saturday before the kid
mapping.
, 1935-02-11
CONTINUED lrom PaEe Tvol

scnable doubt that Bruno Richard
Hauptmarn is the murderer OF
Charles A. Lindbersh. Jr."
Thank YOU" he said and walked
quickly back TO the state table.
Hauck ended his declaration and
Justice Trenchard called a five
minute recess.
Reilly Depends ON EIoquence
Then Reilly. whose e~loquence has
helped him win 80 many victories In
the 1000 murder cases he has de-
Tended. walked slowly 10 the round
table Immediately in front OF the
Jury rail. His voice was low and
confidential.
II approach this task with a feel-
lnR Of the gravest responsibility"
IL can readily appreciate" he
said. after listening 20 the prose-
cutor that in your minds there may
he "a feeling that this defendant 10
guilty"
ne asked that the Jurors dispell
any such thoughts and Judge the
case on the law.
I know that there IL @ distln-
guished family involved In this
case" he said, but the case must
be decided on the evidence"
He said he could not think OF
n better wav 10 open his sumra-
tior than with a text from SC.
Mathew.
Judge not" he quoted, Lest We
be Judged
II ask OF you IN consideration Of
this case that YOU bring into your
hearts and conscience that you are
weighing that which Won cannot
give back once you have taken
away. Life"
Reilly picked up the indictment
and began 10 read il.
Its the pattern hy which you
must TO-" he observed.
The indictment. ne asserted. said
that on March !. 1892, lat no other
time" IN East Amwell township,
Hunterdon county. the young
LindbkerRh baby" was killed.
What do 7 mean b. a PATTERN"
he went on. his voice louder but q
stesdv serious tone meintained.
1T Is the rule vnu must follow as
you would in playinR a game. 1t is
the pattern for this crime. as a
pattern for a dress. You can use
no other"
That Is the pattern" he added
they must follow In proving guilt"
The states case 10 support a con-
viction must have shown. he point
ed out, that the baby died instant-
~.
, 1935-02-11

"A hole was drilled through an
cEeinay pin Without damaging II,
TO Henry HuSs, Meaford, Ont.
, 1935-02-11
Flashes of Life

!. cBg Tn 4 ocIasod Press,
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
Ia batala entire el hombre de los punos
con dinamita y Ell lenador vasco
Esperase que presenter Ell combate
1860 espectadores

entire ellos Baer, Primo Carne-
guardia.
Ell precio mas alto es de SIS,
sin incluir los impuestos. La en-
trada general costara So y los
preciOS i~ntermedios son de SO,
SIS y $40.
LIZ venta de tickets, segun
los calculos hechos, llegara a
$150,000, hallandose las apues-
tas a favor del negro, de Z a l.
Estfmase que 1860 espectado
res veran en- acci6n a los conten
dientes.
Sc concentra ell mayor inte-
res en- yer 81 Luis pone a dor :
mir a Uzcudun, que en- su larga
carrera jamas ha perdido por
"nocaut".
La critica reconoce la valen-
tia de Pauline, pero opina que
sera derrotado por "nocaut'.
La gaceta., 1935-12-10

rada y providencial vista,
cuando volvieron a lamar a la
puerta.
Los dos esposos miraronse
sorprendidos, y repentinamen-
tie ocurri6seles la misma idea:
& eria que tornaban su
protectora y ell nino?"
Llamaron por segunda vez, y
Gustavo fue a abrir.
Apenas alberta la puerta, pre-
cipit6se por ella un tipo extra
no; un hombre contrahecho, jo-
robado, repugnante, viejo, al pa
recer, cubierto de harapos y con
rostro antipatico.
Soledad, al verle, aunque no
saba quien era, lanz6 una ex-
clamaci6n de espanto y corri6 a
donde estaba su hija durmien-
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
DERROTO A RUDY
WAR
WAR

Sarasota, Die. 10.-El famo-
SO boxeador exsargento Sam
my Baker, de New York, pele6
aver con Rudy War, de Tampa,
! lie puso a dormir en- ell quinto
asalto. Mas de 1900 personals
yieron en- accion a Baker, aplau
diendo su deseo de regresar al
ring. Cliff Greenwood, ell j6-
zen local, derrot6 por puntos 2
Franckie Saia, de Memphis.
Los dos cayeron a la Iona por
la cuenta de nueve.
Luis Gonzalez, ell veteranO de
Tampa, que pesa 1870 libras,
venci6 por puntos a Clark Pow
ell, de Bradenton. Jimmy Val
antine, un tampeno, puso a dor
mir a Baby Lemos, tampien de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1935-12-10

New York, Die. 10.-Jose
Luis, ell hombre de los punos
con dinamita, que todavia no ha
sido derrotado, y Pauline Uzcu-
dun, ell lenador vasco, pelearan
a Is asaltos ell venidero viernes
en- la Madison Square Garden.
Mike Jacobs, ell promoter del
Club Siglo Veinte, cedera las ga
nancias a los Fondos de Navi-
dad de los periodicos New York
American y Evening Journal.
Todos los ingresos, descon-
tando las bolsas de los pugiles,
ell alquiler y los impuestos, Sc
daran a esos peri6dicos, en- be-
neficio de los pobres.
Luis tiene va contratada otra
pelea para Ell dla ~, cuandO pc
leara en- la Habana, en- ell esta-
dio de la cerveceria LA Tropi-
cal", con ell tambien vasco Isl
doro Gastanaga. Varias keces
ret6 Isidoro a Pauline, en- Els
pana, pero ell lenador Sc neg6 a
aceptarlo como adversario.
Sera la primera pelea del HON
bre de Detroit en- la Square Gar
den y ell primer ''bout" de Pau
limo, en- los Estados Unidos, en-
los ultimos tres amos. Despier-
ia ell interes del pubIico la ru-
deza y habilidad del negro, que
Sc enfrentara con un veterano
que ha podido resistir los pune
taos de todOs sus adversarios,
ra y otros boxeadoreS de van :
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
LOUGHRAN HIZO l.
NULA CON G


Paris, die. 10.-Con el cam
pe6n del peso complete de Fran
ella, Andres Lenglet, que pesa-
ba 207 libras, Sc bati6 aver ell
e%xcampe6n del peso complete
ligero, Tommy Loughran, que
pesaba 1879. Los jueces declara-
ron tablas ell combate, pero la
mayoria de los espectadores Sc
inclinaron hacia ell americana.
Tommy lie concedio una VEN
taja en- el peso de Is libras.
La gaceta., 1935-12-10

do tranquilamente, abrazada a
la pelota, cual 81 Sc dispusiese
a defender a la nina contra a.
.Quel hombre.
Gustavo, por su parte, al mi
rar al recien llegado, retroce-
di6 temblando, y balbuce6 ano-
nadado:
i Marcos Rosl
Marcos era, en- efecto, ell TO-
robado a quien nuastros lecto :
res no habran echado, sin duda,
en- divide.
Era 81, a pesar &c sus hara-
pos y de aquella veiez exagera-
da, fingida; pues lejos de ser
IN anciano decrepito, como apa
rentaba, no tendria mas ALA de
cincuenta a cincuenta Y dos a.
nos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-10

na de 10 ocurrido? Y, no tenien
dola, Gpor que habia de partici
par de aquellos sufrimientoS,
de aquella desgracia?
Aunque solo fuese por ella,
era precise ampararlos.
Por ESQ, cuando acab6 de DIR
las eXplicciones que lie dieron la
anciana Y ell nino, secando las
lagrimas que a sus ojos habia
hecho asomar la compassion, ex-
clam6:
Inlay que buscar trabajo a
Gustavo, para que Lolin viva,
para que no carezca de NADIA, pa
ra que ell pobre angel no pur-
que faltas de que es inocente!
Estas palabras, expresaban ell
prop6sito firme y decidido de
cumplir las promesas hechas
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
SIXTO MORALES DERRO-
TADO POR SPECIAL

Miami Beach, die. 10.-Six-
to Morales, ell campe6n cubano
de las 1876 libras, que aver pc
saba 129, perdi6 la decision de
los jueces en- un encuentro con
Tommy SPECIAL, de Pittsburgh.
Morales cay6 a la Iona, sin
que Sc lie contara, en- Ell noveno
asalto.
Wilson Dunn, de Galveston,
hacienda lpayasadaS derrot6 a
Benny O'Dell, un "aguanta-
golpes", en- la semifinal.
La gaceta., 1935-12-10

Ipor dona Ramona, Y esta con :
temple a su %prOtectora con adj
miraci6n, diciendo, sin poder-
Sc contener:
-iQue buena es listed!
Y Gasparillo agreg6 con ale
gria:
i Que bien! va no Sc mort
ra de hambre la pobre Lolinl
CAPITULO "
Otra zee ell dogdl
Hacia solo algunoS momen-
tos que dona Ramona y Gaspa-
rillo habian salido de la mise j,
rable casucha Immediate a los
Cuatro Caminos, y Soledad y
hallabanse aun bajo la
consoladora impression product
da en- ellOs I9r aquella inespe-
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
|

A la exclamation de miedo de
Soledad y a las paIabras de es-
panto de Gustavo, Marcos con-
testo con una carcajada.
Cerr6 por 81 mismo la puer-
ta' y adelantandose luego hacia
GuStaVo, que lie contemplate
con terror, lie dijo:
81, yo soy: Marcos Ros. Ce
!eoro que tenga tan buena me-
mora y que me haya reconoci-
GO tan pronto. Ash me evita ell
Nener que hacer mi presenta
ci6n.
7, acercandose a1n mas a 81.
anadi6:
-Pero Gque lie srcede? Esta
listed como alelado..... iCom-
prendo! La sorpresa.... Ia ale
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
VII

Para Andrea, Gustavo no era
va ell hombre a quien am6 con
locura Y que la hizo tan desgra
ciada; miraba solo en- 81 -un ser
infortunado a quien ell destino
Sc complacia en- martirizar.
En- este sentido compadecia-
les a 81, a Soledad Y, sobre TODD,
a Lolin... a su Lolin!
GQue culpa tenia la pobre nj
La gaceta., 1935-12-10

Los DreadnaughtS campeo-
mes de la Conferencia de ms
titutos de la Florida, jugaran ell
viernes por la noche, en- la veci-
ma ciudad de Lakeland, con ell
team del institute de Athenas,
vencedor en- ell Norte de Geor-
gia..
va Sc han vendido todas las
entradas, cerca de 10000, para
ell partido del dia de Ano Nue.
vo entire los Metodistas del Sur,
los invictos, y la Unlpersidad
de Stanford. En- solo una sema-
ma desaparecieron los "a, 900 bi
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
RISKO VAPULEO A BAT
TAGLIA

Filadelfia, Die. 10.-En IN
combate verificado anoche en-
esta ciudad, Eddie Babe" Ris-
ko, de Syracuse, New York,
campe6n mundial del peso me-
dio, superb a frankie Batta-
glia, de Winnipeg.
Ell bout" dur6 los 10 asaltos
especificados en- ell contrato.
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

lie he vl4.D p or limosna
V Vie en- Ia casucaa nme-
alta a los CuatrG Caminos.
Andrea adj inc la sltuacion
de acuellos lnfelices ) Sc pro-
Il remediarla.
iC6mo r~ealizar su proposlto
sin comprometerse, sin descu-
brirse, sin que ellos sufpieran
u era ella quien les p%rotegia?
En- estas dudas, transcufrie-
0 dos dias, durante los cuales
Gasparilla vigil6 la casa, sigulo
a Gustavo VI adquiri6 nuevos
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y mana
ma. Mas frio en- la porcion nor
tie. Maxima temperature aver,
II grades; minima, GA.
Marea alta a las II :55 a. m
Y 3:42 p. M; marea baJa a laS
8:32 a. m. y 8:02 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-12-10

detalles.
Vivian con 81 su esposa y su
hija.
La condeSita Sc decide, al
fin, a hacer 10 que hemos visto
a socorrerles, ~valiendose de do
na Ramona y Gasparillo...
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
D EPOR
LAS MEDIDAS DIE PAUL.
NO UZCUDUN Y Ell NE
GRO JOSE LUIS

Anticipamos a nuestros lee :
torres las medidas de los p1giles
Jose Luis y Pauline Uzcu-
dun, que ell proximo viernes,
dia 13, Sc batiran en- la Madi :
son Square Garden, New York,
Jose Luis, ell campe6n sin CO.
roma, y Pauline Uzcudun, ell gla
diador que nunca ha sido "acos
tado", fisicamente son asi des-
La gaceta., 1935-12-10
UN de

UN REPRESENTATIVE de
la Frozen Custard Company es-
tara en- ell hotel Hillsboro hasta
ell lunes para mostrar ejemploS
del nuevo modelo, maquina de
combination, de POGO precio, pa
ra hacer mantecado estilo flau.
Precio solo 5000.