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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-06

AS gesture of farewell to Mrs. Ira
HaWley, who is leaving soon for Port
land, Mrs. E. j. O'Larey and he1
daughter, Miss Tommie OLarey, en-
tertained at bridge luncheon at their
home Friday. The luncheon table and
living room were decorated with bou-
quets OF the beautiful roses grown by
Mr.. O'Larey
High score at the bridge tables was
made by Mrs. George Chase, and Mrs.
Hawley was given a charming guest
prize. The other guests were: Mrs. F.
M. We'll, Mrs. Levi Austin, Mrs. Alex
Parke, Mrs. J. B. Jackson, Mrs. K. A.
House, Mrs. F. A. English Mrs. D. S.
Wilkinson, Mrs w. j. Kincaid and
Mrs. j. NJ Shinn.
4 II Il
Mrs. Lula johnson and her son Ford
left Saturday morning for Lake Kaches
where they will spend the summer,
Ford having obtained position at a
resort on the lake The James Morris
family, which has been living in the
McMurry house, has moved into the
Johnson home.
Mrs. H. j. Freidrichs arrived from
Hartline Saturday to visit at the home
of her daughter Mrs. Ben Moede.
dozen friends descended upon the
C. I. Wright home Tuesday evening
as a surprise to Mrs Wright who was
celebrating her 'fo'ty-fust birthday
Mrs. Wright was completely surprised
and greatly enjoyed the evening which
was spent at cards. The self appointed
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gill
huly, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moede, Mrs
H. j. Freidrichs, Mr.. and Mrs L. A.
Codding, Mr.. and Mrs. William Will
Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Brough-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Win Shaw William
Moede and L. W.Beldin
X II
Edmund Upton was weekend
guest at the w. A. Barnes home, ar
irving from Othello on Thursday and
returning home Monday.
4 Y Il
Miss Dorothy English left on Mon
day for her home in Portland, Oregon,
driving down with Wright Wiehl. She
had spent month with her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred English.
Never use canned foods of which you
have any suspicious Odor and appear
ance will tell enough, without the risk
of tasting. When in doubt, throw it
out.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-06

Mrs. Wright Wiehl and daughter
Barbara returned to White Bluffs
Tuesday from Gales Creek, Oregon
where they had spent the spring
months with Mrs. Wiehl's parents.
Miss Doris Hemker returned on Sat-
urday's train from Port Townsend
where she had visited with her sister
Aletha.
Miss Ruth Krug came down from
Spokane Saturday to spend the week.
end with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
L. G. Krug. She was accompanied by
two friends, Miss Olive Carter and
Howard Fetz, who were also overnight
guests, Of the Krugs.
X X x
A. A. Kendall, brother-in-law of
Mrs. G. L. MCGEE, and his two sons
Clifford and Maynard are enjoying q
two weeks vacation at the MCGEE
ranch. The Kendalls' home is in Bel
lingham
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-06
Around And About White Bluffs

At their Tuesday meeting at the Lu
theran church, members of the JUNO
Women's club made boudoir pillow:
which they decorated with cone paint
Ing, Mrs. w. L. Schwisow instructinf
them. The club will hold It's last meet.
ing of the year at the home of Mrs
Rose Morford Friday at which time
Mrs. Emil Wagner will read paper or
the life Of Jane Addams..
The E. B. Fuller family has moved
from the McFee house in town to the
small house next to Mrs. Sam Brisco's
On Monday they brought Mrs. Fuller's
daughter, Mrs. Maynard Newman
home from Our Lady Of Lourdes hos
pital at Pasco where two weeks age
she underwent a major operation. Mrs
Newman has q number of friends In
the valley, having visited here for some
time at the George McCotter home
several years ago. She will convalesce
here for about month and then go
to Reno, Nevada, to join her husband
who expects to be employed there. Mr..
Newman left the first Of this week for
the coast to visit with his mother be.
fore going on to his new job. The
Newmans have for some time made
their home in Arizona.
X Y X
Two little girls will make their first
communion when mass is said Sunday
morning at st. Mary's church by Rev.
Bosch of Kennewick. The children,
Dolores Borden, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Borden, and Helen Walker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Walker,
have been attending the church school
which will draw to close Sunday. The
services will be held at nine o'clock.
X X y
Jack and Jim McCotter went to
Pasco Saturday. On their return, Jim
was driving a newly-purchased car.
F. G. Barrett arrived from Portland
Oregon, Monday to spend the summer
months with his mother on Barrett's
Island.
Baptismal services were held Tues
day morning at st. Mary's church,
conducted by Rev. Bosch of Kenne-
wick. The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Borden was christened
Mary Ann, with Mrs. Bert shanahan.
her grandmother, and her uncle, Fran
els Shanahan, as godparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heath returned
to White Bluffs Monday from Wash
tucna, where they had visited for
week with relatives of Mrs. Heath.
Saturday, seventeen neighbor wo-
men went to the o. E. Westling home
to spend the afternoon with Mrs. West
ling. whose birthday 1t was. For the
past year or so these neighbors have
followed the pleasant custom of gath
ering together for such informal parties
every few weeks. A short time ago thew
took part in a birthday celebration at
the Francis Moody home.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-06

Mrs. j. E. Fouty arrived in the valley
the first of the week for short visit.
Mr.. Fouty is planning to come over
on Saturday and they will move their
household goods to Seattle, where Mr.
Fouty is now empoyed.
Mrs. L. w. Beldin, who has spent
great part of the spring confined to
her bed by her physicians orders, is
greatly improved now and is able to
be up and assist with the household
duties.
Miss Virginia Kincaid, who is COM
pleting her fourth year at Washington
State College, is expected home on
Tuesday of next week.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-06

The boys Of the White Bluffs Band
were hosts Friday night at party
and dance in honor of Tom and Ray
Wade, who are planning to leave the
latter part of this week for Pullman.
They hope to secure work there 50
that they will be able to attend Wash
ington State College next fall.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-06

A small electric fan helps to keep
the kitchen cool In summer and to
drive out cooking odors; If 1t is fitted
In a window so much the better
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-06

The darkest colors in room belong
on the floor, and the lightest on the
ceiling. This gives the feeling of weight
or solidity underfoot.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-06

Buy cornmeal, graham and whole
wheat flours in small quantities dur
ing the summer because they may
not keep we'll in hot weather.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-06

Never use canned foods of which YOU
have any suspicious. Odor and appear
ance will tell enough, without the risk
of tasting. When in doubt, throw it
out.
The Washington times., 1935-12-12
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Small, Medium f. Large Sizes
Beacon and
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choice Of floral patterns or solid colors.
Every one has satin or cord binding on
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The Washington times., 1935-12-12

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these SOFT fluffy Kupokfled pillows Square and obong.
Plain and figured materials dppiqued Silk cord trimmed.
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The Washington times., 1935-12-12

We're playing the part OF Santa Claus by offering you these
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The Washington times., 1935-12-12
Bright Ne7O Acetate
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The not-so simIl prefer the buton-down the-ront
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cient stitched 'front.' The sporty tYpel be mad
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The Washington times., 1935-12-12
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Sizes 10 l6....................... + 90
CLEARANCE HOMEWARES
lso-4sc japanese Crepe Table Cloths 90
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The Washington times., 1935-12-12
Boys
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tons. Sizes s to l8.
The Hecbt Co.-Basement
The Washington times., 1935-12-12
TOTS GIRLS CLEARANCE

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qnqs Washable chinchillo cloth. Sizes ~
l 10 D.. ,
1885 to 3.sS Velvet Dressss-For girls. = 40
20-Girls' 81 Felt Hats-NuvY En~
3o-Girs' lis Crepe Dresses EO~
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7S-Children's 59c Roin Cdpes- 90
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The Washington times., 1935-12-12
Girls
Wash
So

DointY travel prints.
Meat stripes. Contrasting
trims. Pleuted and circu-
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piece styles. 7 10 IS.
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La gaceta., 1935-04-22
LAS HERMANAS DE LETO
Sc CASARON CON PUGI
LISTAS

Contrajeron aver matrimo-
MO, en- una lucida, ceremonial,
las j6venes Frances y Lena lie,
to, hermanas de los pdgiles Jim
my y Tony Leto, con los gladia-
dores Joe Guzman, de Key West
de % amos, y MEDIA Pinta" L6
PEI, de Tampa, tambien de %
amos.
Tony y Jimmy Leto figuran
entire los mejores hombres de
sus respectivas divisiones, Guy
man y Lopez pelican en- los cua-
drilateroS de la Florida.
Jose Leto, hermano de los
anteriores, es director de pugi-
listas. Nos place felicitar a los
nuevos esposos y a las familias
que aver Sc acercaron mas, con
estas bodas.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
b MO Ell BOTE
DEcJoHN sCHAUB

Ostentando los dolores del
University Yacht Club, ell bote
no. IL, trfpulado por John
Schaub, derrot6 aver al Capt.
tan Kid, mandado por Junior
Martin y que representaha al
Hillsborough Yacht Club. Solo
% segundos separaron a una
embarcaci6n de la otra, en- la
meta.
La mareiada hizo que los pc
quenos botes fueran eliminados
por los jueces,
Al No. 12 lie sera entregado ell
trofeo de Mas Bros, por me-
dio de Bud Schaub Y Harold
Balloon. Ell Captain Kid" llevt
a su bordo a Junior Martin,
Otto Reiner y Ed Andrews.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

-Pues bien,-rectific6 ell sa-
cerdote, complacido de aquella
.humildad ;-hija mia, al pensar
de csc modo y al conducirse de
esta manera, pone de manifies-
to SD fe, su recta conciencia y su
confianZa en- DioS.
i En- Ell tan solo puedo con-
fiar, padre mic!
7STanta desperation hay
en- su alma? No puedo Greer que
piense sacramento en- la muerte.
No me asusta.... Pero un va
go presentimiento.... Estoy tan
debil !..... The sufrido tanto!
i Moralmente?
ST, padre mic.
y sus sufrimientos Gson
hijos de la conciencia?
De la conciencia propia y
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

two, publica un articuIo sobre
'el boxeo en- ell Sur de la naci6n
" dice que Sc halla en- ccmpleta
decadencia.
"Solo hay una ciudad, West
Palm Beach, en- la que realmen-
tie ell pugilismo florece. Ash CO.
mo ell pals lucha desesperada-
mente para seguir la orienta-
'ci6n de la Casa Blanca, ash 81
boxeo busca una gran figura,
un segundo Tex Richard.
En- West Palm Beach, Hugh
Martin dirige un club cast per-
fecto para la Legion America
ma y ALI ell negocio del boxeo
parece tener bases s6lidas,
Los empresarios de las peque
mas poblaciones Sc han olyidado
del deporte Q, mejor dicho, no
disponen de los recursos para
arriesgarse.
Ning1n boxeador de impor-
tancia ha surgido en- los 1ltimos
10 amos, con la possible excep-
ci6n del fenomeno negro Jose
Luis, que va va canine de la
fama. Diez amos de paciencia
y esfuerzos fueron necesarios
para hacer I'm campe6n de Gene
Tunney. Max Baer era un va
lentino c6mico en- ell cuadrilate-
70 hasta que de repente lie peg6
a alguien con la derecha. Min
guno de estos hubiese lido a min
guna parte de no haber sido por
que las peleas en- los clubs les
dieron oportunidad para man
tenerse en- la Inca.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

81: del dnico hijo... o hi
Ja.,... Sea 10 que sea, viene al
mundo en- CIRCUMSTANCES fata :
les para 6l.... iAh! Yo no qUiero
que pague mis- culpas. No quie-
70, padre milo, que, al menos por
esta vez, Sc cumpla ell anatema
del Senior!
Y hallando animos y fuerzas
en- su propia exaltaci6n, Elvira
lprosigui6 diciendo:
-Escuche listed, padre MO-.
Mi confession, al mismo TEMPO
que servira para que juzgue de
mis- pasadas culpas, lie pondra en-
antecedentes de mi Situaci6n, de
ms temores, de las infamias de
que soy victima y de las que pue
den hacer desdichado al fruto
de mis- errores.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
LIGA AMERICANA

Bateando solo tres hits los
Yankees vencieron a los Atleti-
cos. Dietrich lanzo por ell Fila :
delfia y Allen y Murphy por los
vencedores, Tony Lazzeri bate6
un "tubey" para empatar la a
notaci6n y despues, al caersele
a Johnson un ely" de Crosetti,
hizo la carrera de la victoria.
Filadelfia &c, 6h, 2e.
New York &c, 3h, De.
Ell colegial Rowe entr6 a sus-
tituir a Fisher, por los Tigres,
y lie correspondi6 la victoria.
Monte Pearson lanz6 por los In
dios. La primera carrera del
Cleveland la impulse Pytlak con
un cuadrangular.
Cleveland &c, ION, De.
Detroit &c, 10h, lie.
Los Medias Blancas "fabrica-
ron" la carrera decisiva en- ell
decimo inning. Beau Bell, un
recluta de los Browns bate6 un
con las bases llenas,
y ademas peg6 un "tubey'' y dos
"hits," mas no pudo impedir la
derrota de su team. Dykes do
la carrera decisiva.
Hornsby sigue jugando la pri
mera base y bate6 un shit" en-
tres wees.
Chicago &c, 11h, 2e.
St. Luis &c, 11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
detallada y categ6ricamente.

detallada y categ6ricamente.
Hombre sin gran experience
de la vida, pero con sobrados &C
nccimientos para juzgar de.
mundo y sus cosas con recto Jul
clio, comprendia que en- ell alma
de la marquesa batallaban la
conciencia y la raz6n.
Elvira exhal6 un debil gemi-
do.
Sufria agudos dolores.
Deseando llegar cuanto antes
al fin de sus prop6sitos, tom6 la
palabra Y dijo:
Padre, al llamarle a listed
a mi lado como cristiana. lie he
.llamado tambien como muier....
como madre.
i Madre del ser que mace
IA?
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
con notoria augusta.

con notoria augusta.
-Dios guarde a listed, seno-
radio ell sacerdote, descu-
briendose y tendiendole su ma
no.
Elvira Sc la bes6 respetuosa
mente, cosa que jamas hiciera
con ell padre Cerrada.
-Venga listed, padre mio,-
dijo luego la j6ven.-Llega US
ted a tempo. Tai vez dentro
de algunas horas fuese va tar
de.
No comprendi6 ell anciano to-
do ell alcance de estas palabras ;
pero, fiel a su mission, sigui6 a
la marquesita, mientras Balta-
sar y Salvatore Sc quedaban
ALI, mirandose y diciendo:
5iQue palida esta La sonora
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
BOXEO
MILLER ACOSTO
AL CUBANO CRUZ

Palma de Mallorca, abril %.
-Tuvo lugar aver ell combate
entire ell cubano Johnny Cruz y
ell campe6n americana del peso
de puma, Freddie Miller, ven
cedor de los mejores pugilistas
europeos de su peso.
En- ell septimo asalto Cruz
cay6 a la Iona por la cuenta de
diez, seg1n habian calculado los
expertos.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
Noticias de Ball
LIGA NACIoNAL

Dizzy Dean estaba aver en- su
mejor forma y los piratas solo
pudieron anotarle una carrera,
bateandole cinco hits. Arky
Vaughan, con un "jonr6n", hizo
la unica carrera de SUI team.
Durocher bateo un ''tribey'' por
los Cardenales, con dos hon.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
MAX BAER DARA UNA EX-
BICION CON SIMMS

New York, abril 22.-El cam
pe6n del peso pesado, Max Baer
dara manana por la noche una
exhibition a cuatro asaltos, en-
Cleveland, teniendo de adverse
rio a Eddie Simms.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
POGO cambio en- la temperate
ra. Vientos moderados.
Sale ell sol a las 5:58 a. m. y
Sc pone a las 6:59 p. M; sale
la luna a las II :02 a, m. y Sc
pone a las 1927 l.. m.
Marea alta a las 4:57 a. m.
y 1897 p. m. Marea baja a las
9:31 a. m. y IL :26 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
de la maldad ajena.

de la maldad ajena.
i Resignacion.... fe.... espe-
ranza!.... Elias son las que con-
fortan ell espiritu y dan fuerzas
al coraz6n!
-Tengo resignation, tengo
fe; pero no es ell alma 10 que me
inquieta, no es ell castigo de Dios
10 que temo.... Culpas nay en- mi
vida, faltas en- mi pasado; pero
tan cruel, tan immense es ell mar
trio que como justo castigo re-
cibo va en- la terra, que no pue
do esperar otro en- ell cielo.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
Folletin No. 155
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

ar e Elvira, llevando la mano a
su RADIO sombrero de teja.
Una dulce y beatifica sonrisa
asc maba a sus labios, dandole
a rostro esa serafica expression
de los justos.
Al mirarle, comprendi6 Elvi-
ra 1ue no la habian enganado.
Aquel sacerdote debia de ser
el everso de la medalla del pa
Dire Cerrada.
-Adelante, padre mio,-df-
jolc la infortunada marQuesita,
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
Ike
IS COMO
FL TTJG3 TENISTA

Paris, abril 22.-La Fedora
cion francesa de tennis, por me-
dio de su presidente, Pierre Gil
lou, ha reconocido a Ellsworth
Vines, de California, como ell
mejor tenista del mundo. En-
una lista de 20 de los mejores
jugadores Gillou %coloca, sin ex-
poner duda, al j6ven norteame-
ricano.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
COOL PELEARA
CON GEORGIA GIBBS

Filadelfia, abril 22,-El no
table p1gil local Eddie Cool rea
'parecera ell viernes, a diez asal
tos, con Georgia Gibbs de anita
gonista,
La misma noche, en- Holly
wood, California, Hank Hank
isson, de Akron, Ohio, Sc batira
con Ford Smith, de Seattle.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

En- ell mismo programa Paul
Pirrone sc batira con Berry
Levine, Carmen Barth con
Chuck Heffner y Mickey Dug
an con Billy Trieste.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

New - 22.-He a
qui varios rf.sramas de
boxeo qeu Sc presentaran esta
semana, en- toda la naci6n: Hoy
.lunes, en- Albeny, N. Y. Al Ma
politano peleara con WillieEel,
v Sammy Bruce tend ! dSie l.
a Eddie id WhaleK. "
En- Chicago, Varias Milling,
ell filipino, Sc dara de puhetazos
con Everett Rightmire; Paul
Lee, de Indianapolis, Gombatna
frente a Jackie Sha hey, de Min
neapolis. Trenton vera en- ac-
ci6n a Paulie Walker y Buck
Jones, del peso medic; Willie
Cubic, de Filadelfia, contra An
dy Young, de White Horse,
New Jersey.
Ell martes, en- Holyoke, Mass,
Ouch Weimer, de Tucson, Sc ba-
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
Use acercara ell momento

Elvira condujo al sacerdote a
una salita contigua, cerr6 la
puerta con lave por dentro, y
sentandose rendida y contenien-
do duras penas los impulses
que sentia de gemir, dijo al sa-
cerdote:
Padre MIC: proxima, como
listed We, a un trance en- que la
vida puede correr riesgo, he pen
sado en- Dios y en- mis- deberes
como cristiana Y como madre.
ESQ prueba.... senora...
-Hija, -dijo dulcemente la
marQuesa-
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

4 periodico en- idioma 4
lie mas circulation en- -
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
5uscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
Telsfono 1882
;17s 7th Ave Ybor ~ Fla.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22
III

Ell sacerdote incline la cabe-
"a sobre ell pecho, esperanto que
IA marquesita Sc explicase mas
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

En- la decima segALe entra-
da ell Cincinnati hi9,a4 carre-
ras, derrotando a los Cubs. Los
"rojos' realizaron su primDra
"jugada triple" del ano, conte-
.niendo a los bateadores del
Chicago. Paul Derringer Use
mantuvo hasta ell final, aunque
lie batearon 16 "hits", incluyen
do un cuadrangular de Fred
Lindstrom,
Cincinnati &c, 11h, De.
Chicago DC, 16h, Sc.
La batalla entire Gigantes y
"phillies" termin6 en- ell decimo
asalto, sin vencedores nj venci-
dos,
New York &c, 17h, 2e.
Filadelfia &c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

En- todas parties los erlE-esa-
rios desc17s..n IN = 4spsranza
e que Ell sus manos caiga o
N ligio, en- lugar de salir y ha-
CO dladiadores que les produz-
caI sinero.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

uyer, de Holyoke, son Phil ba-
kk!er.
Stockton, California, Char
ley Retzkff con Jack Roper:
Freddie Steele combatira Ell
seattIc estado de Washington,
con aAmmy O'Dell, de Akron.
rne, NAqasTem Wall
ace, A Sc New batira
coMsadiiamond, y Eddie Moore
cdIS sc, Mosca'
r. <, 6ss del jueves; En- Sa-
RF q P, All Citrino, de San
co, con Varias Milling,
a lpinas, y Pete de Grasse,
de- Nv York, con Young Gildo,
de Honolulu; en- Union City,
NJ 7 Ruckpv Kavac palaoro oou
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

de Honolulu; en- Union City,
N. j., Buckley Reyes peleara con-
Andres Zorrilla; Paterson New
Jersey, ofrece un "bout" entire
Ben Berman y Bill Burkett.
La gaceta., 1935-04-22

I'm c. triangular de Babe
Ruth, en- deforimer inning, evil
to que los q .dieran la le-
chaga a los Xositfen psssen1
cia de 22,oQ hi aassthGEf
tro Sostosos a. esS 81
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Tom sncie
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La gaceta., 1935-04-22

New ~.X, &Nnns22-He a. itira con AL Gamer; Rolan6l e@
Ioui varios de@ ph.gramas de uyer, de {Iolyoke, con Phil ga
Evening star., 1935-03-13
REYNOLDS FAMILY
JOIN LIBBY IN CASE
Opposes Smiths First Wife's
Claim for More of Tobacco
Fortune.

ny the Associated Press.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. c., March
i3.-Members of the millionaire Rey-
nolds family joined with Libby Hol-
man today against the efforts OF Anne
Cannon Reynolds Smith, divorced wife
of Smith Reynolds, to obtain for her
daughter the $30,000,O00 estate Of the
tobacco heir, who died from pistol
wound in 1882.
The record showed Will N. Reynolds.
noted sportsman, united with the
brother and sisters of young Reynolds
in standing by a family settlement
which would give 25 per cent of the
vast fortune to Christopher. the 2
year-old son Of Libby Holman Rey-
nolds.
Reynolds affidavit was among the
last submitted to Judge Clayton
Moore before arguments were in order
on the family offer to settle 3712 per
cent of the estate upon Anne, 4-year-
old offspring Of his first marriage; Is
per cent upon Christopher. and 37l2
per cent for creation of a benevolent
foundation.
The affidavit of w. N. Reynolds con-
tradicted assertions by Mrs. Smith
that she still loved young Reynolds
when she divorced him and that she
received affectionate letters from him
after they had separated.
Reynolds attested his nephew had
declined to live with his first wife
after few weeks and had refused to
recognize any obligation to contribute
to her support or to the support of her
daughter.