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Evening star., 1935-03-22

killed by a shot in the back Of the
head.
Father Bala was the next to be shot.
Police were called and, as they ap-
preached the mission, Flash ran out
and fired at Chief Of Police H. L. Fen
son and Constable Match
The farmer jumped behind a bush
and shot himself.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
Traffic to Pause
Throughout City
In Victims Tribute

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-St.
Louis will pay tribute Monday to
the victims of its trafflc.
Launching safety campaign,
all traffic will be halted for two
minutes in a pause dedicated to
the memory of persons killed last
year. Tiny white crosses and
crepe-draped poles will mark the
scenes of 1894 motor deaths.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
PRISONER BARES PAST

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, March % P).
-Officers investigating the kidnapping
of Gene Mullens at Omaha, Nebr.,
last week said last night that Paul
Clayton, suspect held here, had ad-
mitted serving a sentence IN the
Michigan State Penitentiary.
Federal and State agents ques-
toned three women who had been in
custody since shortly after Mullens'
released and were reported to have
obtained valuable information about
two other recent abductionS in this
vicinity.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
CRAZED FARMER KILLS
PRIEST, WOUNDS SELF
Second Clergyman Also Shot.
Canadian May Succumb
to Self-Injuries.

By the Associated Press.
YORKTON, Saskatchewan, March
PA farmer went wild with a re-
volver In the Roman Catholic Mission
here yesterday, killing one priest, seri-
ously wounding another and then,
facing capture by police, shot and
wounded himself.
The priest killed was Rev. Father
Delforgeo. Rev. Father Bala was
wounded. The farmer, who may not
live, is Steve Flash.
Father Delforgeo was instantly
Evening star., 1935-03-22
Fox to Film Vanderbilt Book.

HOLLYWOOD. March % R,.-
Executives of Fox Film Corp said
today the book Farewell to Fifth
Avenue" a new volume about Amer
ics's social circles by Cornelius Van
derbilt, has been purchased for pro-
duction this Summer.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
Actress Will Wed.

HOLLYWOOD. March % P).-
Thelma Mills. 24year-old dancer crd
screen actress, who was injured in
an automobile accident announced
yesterday from her hospital bed her
engagement to DR.. Clinton Wunder,
lecturer and author of New York.
The Republican., 1935-11-21

LESSON TEXT-Haggai 1928; 2:s, g.;
Zechariah 46-10.
GOLDEN TEXT was glad when
they said unto me, Let us go into the
house of the Lord. Psalm 1921.
: PRIMARY TOPIC-A New House for
God.
, JUNIOR TOPIC-Building a House Of
Worship.
p INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPIC-Why We Build Churches.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
TOPIC-Building Adequate Churches.
The Republican., 1935-11-21

Another point to remember is that
good silk fabrics cannot be made or
sold at very low cost. Miss Shelby
says that cheap silks are usually
sleazy or excessively weighted and
will not last long If the silk is la
beled pure Dye" it should mean the
material has been dyed with not more
than ten percent in weighting, except
in the case of black goods, which may
contain fifteen percent of weighing.
In any case, it is wise to test all silks
by burning sample. If the silk is
pure, it will give off a strong odor of
burning feathers and will leave only
a small amount of ball shaped ash.
If the silk is heavily weighted, the ash
that remains will have almost the
same shape as the original. This will
be largely the metallic substance used
to weight the silk.
The Republican., 1935-11-21

increased 21,304,O00 pounds and fish,
26,650,000 pounds. But the loss of the
home market is not entirely due to
the displacement of the American by
foreign produce. Higher prices for
food due in great part to the professor
tax and destruction of crops has
brought about a curtailment in do
mestic consumption which in some
instances has amounted to a buyers
strike. Readjustment of prices may
alter this situation but it is a known
fact that once the people find they
can do without an article which they
formerly regarded as essential, the
less they are inclined to buy it.
Now what is the reason for this
loss of markets? 1t is, of course, easy
to find. The AAA program of regi-
mentation and processing taxes has so
increased agricultural costs in the
United States and curtailed supplies,
that we cannot compete with alien
farmers in alien markets. In addition,
we are beginning to suffer severely
from foreign competition in American
markets. The other day a news dis
patch from Rio de Janeiro informed
us that Europe was now buying more
from Brazil than America was pur-
chasing, for the first time, and it was
added that this situation was due to
the purchase of Brazilian cotton by
British and German buyers. And the
Brazilian cotton industry was stimu-
lated by cotton curtailment in Amer
lea. Just where it will all end nobody
seems to know. But anyhow that talk
about bigger and better markets for
American farmers sounds just little
like very thig baloney at this writing.
The Republican., 1935-11-21
NATIONAL AFFAIRS
By FRANK P. LITSCERT

One middlewestern farmer, who has
habit of trying to look into the eco
nomic future, says that while the AAA
program of crop curtailment with
government checks for the farmers
may have been blessing to many of
the INDECENT farmers at the time, he
believes that the country and the far
mers themselves would be better off in
the long run had more attention been
paid in securing markets for what
the farmer was able to raise rather
than entering into a program which
has given the farmer some ready
money at the consumers expense,
but which seems to be taking away
markets for his produce both at home
and abroad.
We have heard a great deal about
The Republican., 1935-11-21

the efforts of the State Department
through reciprocal tariff agreements
to "enlarge" the markets of the Amer
lean farmer. But the New Deal pro-
gram to date has not only cut down
production, it has contracted markets
as well. The best is in the figures. The
report of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce has given US,
under general headings, comparative
figures for the first nine months of
1884. These figures, as they relate to
the produce markets of the American
farm are not only astonishing, they
are disconcerting.
***
For example, the figures show that
in the first three-quarters of 1885 as
compared with the same period in 1884
the decline in the value of our export
animals and meat products was ST.
691,000. So far as quantity is con-
cerned the following declines are
shown in the first nine months of this
year as compared with the similar per-
iod in 1884: meat products, 70,191 900
pounds; lard, 290,620,00O pounds. But
agricultural figures show the same
kind of shrinkage: wheat, decline 49,
$4,000 bushels; wheat flour, 100000
barrels; manufactured tobacco, 49,
$4,000 pounds; raw cotton, 590,412,-
600 pounds. In value, the export of
vegetable food products and prepara-
tions declined S7,457O0O and the ex-
ports of grain and grain products de-
clined 11,3O6,00O.
***
Now the decline in value was due to
the shrinkage of tonnage and not to
the unit value of the produce, because
prices are higher this year than they
were last year. But the loss of export
markets is not all of it. The figures
show that our farmers are losing the
great domestic American market too.
For example: the import of meat pro-
ducts increased 41,835,0OO pounds in
the first nine months of this year COM
pared with last year. Butter imports
The Republican., 1935-11-21
Homenakers' Column
Conducted by Miss Margaret Kirby
Burtis, Home Demonstration Agent
Garment and Fabric Buyers Warned
to Study Labels

Garment and Fabric Buyers Warned
to Study Labels
In buying fabrics and garments,
women are becoming more and more
label conscious and are giving greater
attention to the manufacturer back
of the product, according to Helen
Shelby, Clothing Specialist for the
University of Maryland Extension
Service. On the other hand she
warns, "all that glitters is not gold"
and for this reason one should read
the labels carefully and take some
statements that appear thereon with
a pinch of salt. She emphasizes par
ticularly that one should not be car
ried away by statement that the
fabric is the best or finest made.
According to Miss Shelby, when
buying wool or Gotten mixtures one
should be careful to ascertain just
how much wool there is in the fabric
or garment. Trade agreements in
some industries require that the per
cent of wool be labeled on the gar
ment but all too often a purchaser
will pay wool prices for cotton ma
terials.
The Republican., 1935-11-21

The first Quartly Conference of the
Corinth charge was conducted at the
M. E. church here Sunday evening.
DR.. Wolfe, district superintendent,
gave the sermon on "What l mean to
God" Rev. Paul Maness assisted
with the conference.
Grove SO of the Woodmen Circle
held its regular business meeting at
the W. o. W. hall Thursday, Novem-
ber ID. 1t was decided that Christ
mas gifts would be made by the grove
members as special meeting. The
Grove will serve refreshments at the
Warwick sale Saturday, November %.
The Republican., 1935-11-21
DEER PARK

The NJ. E. Ladies Aid will serve a
chicken and oyster supper at the W.
O. W. hall on Thursday, November
81, beginning at 4:30 p. m.
The Republican., 1935-11-21
The Future

Don't estimate your future by the
little troubles that comfort you now.
The black clouds which shut out your
sun today will be gone tomorrow.
Learn to look at life at long range and
put the right value on things in gen.
eral.
The Republican., 1935-11-21
Religion

Some men want to have religion like
a dark lantern, and carry it in their
pocket, where nobody but themselves
can get any good from it-Henry
Ward Beecher,
The Republican., 1935-11-21
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
By FRANK R. KENT,
Copyright by the Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by
special permission.
Some Payroll Figures
By FRANK R. KENT,

Washington, Nov. 18
One of the interesting things about
the Federal pay roll is the difficulty of
getting accurate information about it.
To some extent this has always been
the case. 1t is very much more so in
this Administration.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

duchem velikych rad America
nj v kazde casti zeme, re edo
spell jsme skrze rozbourena
more do pr1zniveho pocasf.
Trpelivost dostava .svoji odme-
nu. V1ra jest ospravedlnena.
Nadeje jest splnena."
V kratke reel sve president
jennie zmfnil Sc O 1mrtf sveho
pritele, Will Roger a vidal mu
svuj tribut. President behem
feci sve caste prerusen byl pl-
nym souhlasem posluchacG.
Mnoho tis1c pc celou rec stale
President zastavil sc v uni
versite JIM Kalifornie, kde ma
stupn1ch administrator budovy
obdrzel diplom doktora pray.
Stall We SVEN automobile obklo-
pen jsa suddenly.
V Los Angeles ma 100000
skoln1ch d1tek zbaveno bylo Wy
ucovani v den pTfjezdu presi-
dentova.
V 1tery presidentdv Wax do.
spell do San Diego v Kalifornii
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

Kdyz zili spolecne dele nez
Is let, "a nichz Sc jim narodilo
13 detf, John Hawlee, 54lety,
a Nellie Kayeaha, 44leta, oba
re Shelter, nedaleko Duquoin,
Illinois, seznali koncem tydne,
re nebyli nikdy sezdani. OBJ
jew byl ucinen, kdyz Hawley
zadal okresn1ho klerka Mervi-
ma Eatona z Pickneyville O O.
vereny opis license, vystaveny
jemu a jeho spolecnici r. 1922.
Zjistilo Sc, re zadny snatek Sc
nekonal.
Re ID detf kter6 Sc jim naro-
Oily, sedm je ma zivu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Proti drahote masa.

V Minersville, Pa, pres 800
hospodyn napodobily pT1klad
Detroit, a zorganizovaly Sc "a
dcelem boje "a nizsf ceny ma
sa. Mali V dmyslu piketovati
feznick6 kramy, pokud nebu-
de vyhov6no jich pozadavk1m.
Policie musila zakrociti v She
nandoah a %Shamokin, kde by
ly vyvolany vytrznosti skupi-
nou piketaTek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Desak "a navraceni $4,000.

Osmnact rokG starry posel,
Woody Robinson, V st. Louis,
pTi pTechazenf ulice 1tery
nalezl kus pap1ru. Zvedl jej
a poznal re to byl check Mis-
sissippi Valley Trust spolecno-
sti ma $4,000 a podepsany
David E. Woods, IL Cars
void Park"
Mattel checku byl cely roz-
radostnen, kdyz check Robin,
sonem mu odevzdan. "Sahl dc
kapsy," pravf nalezce, "vytahl
p6tak a pax Sc slovy, re "a
slouz1m vice neil to, dial mne
desak. Skorem jsem ami neve.
del, co mu Tfci."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
ZvrhIV mladik.

Thomas Leroy Drake, 19lety
doznal Los Angeles, re otra-
vii sveho stryce a tetu.
"Vfs," otazal Sc no koroner,
"ze stryc tvGj zmenil posledn1
svoji Will We tvGj prospech a re
tt odkazal v nj vsechno, co
mel?"
"Az teprve zvedel jsem @
tom, kdyz detektivove mi re-
XIII" odpovedel zvrhl1k.
Henry Steinheur a manzelka
NELL $4,000. Pc otraveni jich
mlad1k vlozil je do automobile
a nechal sjeti tento z Whining
ton pieru do more.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

- NV
ne proklamaci president dopo-
rucil statn1m a mestskym ira
dun, skolam a tisku, ably pou-
kazaly ma velke pokroky ucine-
ne v doprave vzduchem, a ma
vyhody kynouc1 z dals1ch uspe-
CHI ma tonic poll.
= Trad vrchnfho Teditele
NRA nastoupil George L. Ber-
.ry. Zmeny budou hlavne v per-
sonalu. Mnoho dosavadnfch u
rednikd odstoupf. Nenf znamo,
budou-li vsecky jejich 1fady
znovu obsazeny.
Cd 27. kvetna t. r., kdy nej-
vyssf soud vydal rozhodnut1,
jimz NRA porazil, byl personal
zmensen, ale dosud obnas1 g.
76O zamestnancG.
Thorp. Coonley, Martin a j.
vesmes mali pc $4,000 rocne.
Berry Size tvrdf, re Dude pra-
covati ma tom, ably Sc NRA sta
la INSTRUCT trvalou, ale pocet
Ijeji zamestnancu must byti pa
trne znacne sn1zen.
= President Roosevelt vydal
proklamaci O valecnem materi-
alu, ktery nesmf byti vyvazen
die zakona o neutralite v pT1-
pade valky.
Ma seznamu jsou vsechny
druhy zbranl a stTeliva, ale nj
koli suroviny, z kterych mono
vyrobiti munich a zbrane.
Proklamace byla podepsana,
kdyz president pfipravoval Sc
k ceste ma zapadn1 pobrezf.
Newton D. Baker, "a Will
sonovy administrace tajemnfk
valky, pravil, re vyzutf Sc fe-
deraln1 vlady z povinnost1 1le-
wy nepracuj1c1m must byti vel
mi pozvolne, ably Sc predeslo
uvalenf nahleho bfemene ma
souhromou dobrocinnost. Mlu-
We V konecnem zasedan1 1885
mobilizace pro lidskou nouzi,
Baker pravil:
"Kdyz verejne svedom1 do
sahlo bodu, kde pTij1ma ma Sc
be zavazky, pax tento prechod
cd soukrome k veTejne dobro-
cinnosti je normalnf, a prevod
snadny. Vzdycky ale z6stane
dosti pTflezitosti pro pionyr-
skou praci soukromych teles.
Myslim, re bychom nemeli
spousteti Sc zTetele okolnost, re
kdyby vseobecna vlada, a stat
nj a m1stnf samospravy neza-
sally do techto problemG dle-
Wy v nejhroznejs1ch dobach te-
to deprese, zadna sebe vetsf O.
betavost soukrome dobrocin-
nosti, unesti toto bfemeno, by
nebyla pomohla. My jsme by
Ii usetreni tragedie zkazy, So
cialnl zkazy, kroky ktere uci-
Mia vseobecna vlada, jakoz i
statn1 vlady."
Baker rekl, re dobrocinne a.
century doufaj1, re umens1 pro
blem nouze ma rozsah, kde Sc
opetne stane jake drive, pouze
"zalezitost1 sousedske vypo-
mocnosti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Nauciti Ameriku mirnemu pitt.

VychoVnou kampan, jejimz
ucelem Dude nauciti americky
lid rozumnemu pitt, povede Ra
da pro um1rnenost, Inc, jak O.
znamil jejf president Everett
Colby V New Yorku.
Kampan je schvalena Rookie
fellerem mlads1m a Edselem B.
FOrdem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Zavrazdil 9 letou.

V Catskill, N. Y, Alfred
Voickman, 19lety, z Greenville
Teznicky pomocnfk, byl obza-
lovan z vrazdy prveho radu,
kdyz Sc primal, re 26. cervna
utratil Helenu Glenn, 9letou
dcerusku duchovnlho. Mladik
Sc Dude haiti pomatenim my
sill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
CtyFicet rokIG starry kun zdechl.

Keno, 40 rok1 starry kun, ma
lezen byl v pondel1 posly We
staji ma Jefferson Dillinger
farme Il Carbonate, Illinois.
DiIlinger chlub1val Sc staT1m
sveho kone tvrde, re je nejstar
sim We Spojenych Statech.
Predpoved jeho, re Dude xiv
do SO rokG, Sc nesplnila.
" South Royalston, Virgil
MIA, William Hoyt myslf, Re
ma nejstars1 kocku v zemi. Jest
25 rokG stara.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

Polacek ffdil uzavfeny sedan,
ktery byl 1plne rozdrcen a je-
hoz kusy rozhazeny podel ko-
leji v delce $50 stop. Byli Wy
hozeni a vsichni vy.jma Plotche
roztrhani ma kusy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Vynalezce obeti sveho
VYnaIezu.

V Kansas City past ma lupi-
&c usmrtila sv6ho vynalezce.
Jesse Vernard, MATTEL hol1rny.
Byl zastrelen, kdyz zapomel,
re zrldil samostrfl u dveTf sve
dlny, ktery spustil, kdyz tyto
otevfel. Naboj jej zasahl do
bFicha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
ZvlaStni zpHsob sebevrazdy.

V Crookston, Minnesota,
Lodwig Sorgaard, 62lety far
mar, vjel Sc sym a~utomobilem
do hoTfcfho stohu slamy, a pax
sc zastTelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Zamitnuty Sc obssil.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornia,
John H. Dunn, sedmnactilety
mlad1k, ktery v lete vysel z
vyss1 skoly Beverly, obesil Sc,
kdyz Sc dozvedel, re byla "a
mftnuta jeho zadost S prijeti do
vojenske academic We West
Point.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Svetova vystava " New Yorku

SvetOVa Vystava je pfipravo-
vana V New Yorku pro rok
1889 a 1910 ma oslavu $50. W.
roc1 zalozen1 1stavn1 vlady
Spojenych StatG a nastolenf
George Washingtona.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Vejce S psti zloutky.

Slepice Envila Soeft v Kau-
kama, Wisconsin,, snesla vel
&c, ktere melo pet zloutk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Josef F. Viktor, .jednatel
961 N. CHESTER ST.
Oznamkovy jednatel
Karel Janda,
sol N. Belnord Avenue
, 1935-08-11
POCOS DETALLES Sc
PUD|ERON 0BTENER
EN- LA CAPITAL
La Policia No Quiere Oar ~Informes, Pero la
Noticia La Dieron A Conocer Fuentes
Que Dicen Estar Bien Informadas

MEXICO, d. F., Agosto 1O.-Informes, proportions
dos por fuentes militares, dieron a conocer la noticia
de que sc habia frustrado un atentado para asesinar al
Presidente de la Republica, Sr. General Lazaro Carde-
mas.
Los informes decian que sc encontraban cinco indivi-
duos detenidos, y que estaban incomunicados, en- la CO.
mandancia de Policia.
La Policia no quiso dar detalles de ninguna especie,
pero sc supo que uno de los ~detenidos, Ruben Gomez
Prado, originario de Jiquiplan, Estado de Michoacan,
hendido.
Ell individuo referido, es residente del mismo estado de
donde es native ell Presidente de la r epublica.
La noticia cause enorme sensation en- esta capital, pues
ell Presidente sc encontraba en- su gira que neva a cabo en-
ell pals, cuando Sc descubri6 ell atentado.
Muchisimas personals, trataban de obtener mas infor-
mes, acerca de la sensational noticia, pero debido a que
no do detalles de ninguna especie la policia, no SO Saba
ciencia cierta como lograrian la apprehension de los indl-
viduOs que Sc encuentran ~detenidos, segun los informes.
Las fuentes militares que dieron a conocer la noticia,
dijeron que Prad6 habia hecho una declaration, en- la
cual habia dicho que intentaba dar muerte al Presidente
Cardenas y "que 10 habian enviado a maar a Cardenas."
Sc creia que fuese un antique enemigo del Presidente.
No sc pudo averiguar la identidad de las otras cuatro
personals quienes sc encuentran detenldaS.
Fuentes semioficiales dijeron que los cinco individuos
uuienes sc encuentran detenidos estaban incomunicados,
Y afirmaron que Prad6 habia sido aprehendido en- Urua-
pan, despues de haber lido a aquel lugar, siguiendo al
Presidente..
Ell Presidente Cardenas Sc encuentra actualmente en-
Michoacan. FL viaje del Presidente por los Es-
tados del Oeste del pals, que deberia haber durado una
semana o diez dias, Sc prolongara un mes, decan los in
formes que sc pudieron obtener en- esta capital. Sc cree
que regresara ell Presidente a esta ciudad dentro de una
semana.
La policia nego que hubiesen aprehendido a Prad6 o a
otras personals, en- relaci6n con ell asunto, v no Sc pudieroy
obtener detalles de ninguna especie acerca del presunto
complot.
, 1935-08-11
Ell CLIPPER
ACUATIZO EN-
HONOLULU, H.
Hizo AL Recorrido
De 2,4OO NJ a s
En- Die y Siete
Horas, 9 Minutes

ALAMEDA. California, Agosto 10
"A las diez de Ia manana del saba
40 acuaUizo en- la bahia de Honolulu,
Hawaii, ell g~igantesco avion Clip
per" de cuatro motores, propiedad
de Ia Pan American Always, deS-
pues de un vuelo sin escalas que
hiZo de la costa de California a las
ISlas Hawai-.
FL Clipper" gasto II horas 9 mi
nutos en- hacer el recorrido de Cali
tornia a las Islas Hawai-.
El avion volo a diferent~ alturas,
desde 1900 pies a ll.000. Ademas
declararon los funcionarios. de la
compania que el avion Sc habia des-
viado a rroposito de la ruta que lie
vaba con ell fin de estudiar las con-
diciones atmosfericas que existen en-
Ell trayecto de California a Hawai-.
La distancia entire California y
Hawai- es de 2,400 millaS.
Los photos del avion Sc comunica-
ron por radio con la eStacion ina
lambrica que sc e%ncuentra en- el
aredromo de eSta ciudad habiendoles
enviado Ell Siguiente mensaje: Lie
gamos bien, acabamos de acuati-
Ear"
Sc establecera dentro de POGO
tempo una ruta aerea de express,
pasajeros Y correo de los Estados
UnidoS a las Islas Hawai-.
, 1935-08-11
DE
TOROSENLAH.
MATAMOROS
Sc AL
p u b o A L a o
Cuatro Y Media de
La Tarde Hoy
Especial para Ii Heraldo)

Especial para FL Heraldo)
MATAMOROS, lamps, AgoSto 10.
Ell domingo a las cuatro y media
de la tarde. sc presentaran al pG-
blico en- esta ciudad. los jovenes
toreros. Manolo y Carlos Arruza,
quienes. Segun informes que sc han
recibido en- Matamoros. han tenido
muchos exitos en- las corridas en-
que han participate en- otraS plazas
de la Republica.
La empreSa d Ella Plaza de ToroS
-Bienvenida" de esta ciudad, que
encabeza Ell ST.. Ignacio Gallardo,
ha anunciado que sc lidiarAn a
muerte cuatro bravisimos toroS de
Ia Ganaderia de San Antonio, del
Estado de Guanajuato.
Los toroS Son de dos amos v me-
dio. v ell eSpectaculo, segun 10
anuncia la empresa e. especial para
las familias.
Los toreros Arruza son discipulos
del ex-matador de toros, Samuel
Soils.
Sc han vendido mucho boletos y
sc cree ue la corrida Sera un exito.
FL elenco se la cuadrilla es como
sigue:
Matadores: Manola v Carlitos
Arruza; picadores: Agustin Rodri-
guez "Silencio" Y Manuel Amaro,
"Brazo Fuerte"; banderilleros: Ri
cardo Aguilar "Aguilita" y Feliciano
Villarreal, "Marinero".
Director de Ida: Samuel Soils.
Puntillero "Aguilita".
, 1935-08-11
Fallecio Ell Sr. w.
Esparza Ell Sabado

FL Sr. Guillermo Willie" r. Es-
para, Iesidente del Ranchito. falle-
clio en- dicho poblado Ell Sabado a las
cuatro de la tarde.
FL ST.. ESparZa 81 encontraba en-
un hospital de Austin, Tex, donde
eStuvo por largo tempo. Cuando
vieron sus familiares que su condi-
cion era grave. decidieron traer al
enfermo a su Residential en- Ell Ran
chito.
Los ~funerales Sc verificaran hoy
domingo a las cuatro de Ia taTde, en-
Ell { menteri0 del Ranchito.
FL cuerpo sera llevado a la lyle
STA de csc poblado, donde se lie haran
las exequias, inhumandose despues.
Sobreviven al ST.. Esparza su ma
DIRE, la Sra. Antonio Esparza, y sus
hermanos Arnulfo, Antonio, Ramon,
Enrique, Samuel y Abel, tres her
manas. Beatriz Z. de Trevino, Fran
ciSca Z. de Gonzalez, residente de
Houston, Texas Y Fidela Esparza.
Sus cuhados: Jose Trevino, Carlos
Zepeda y Pedro Gonzalez. Sus Gu
hadas: Sra. Eliza s. de Esparza, es-
posa de Enrique EsparZa Y Sra.
Margarita @. dc Esparza, espoSa de
Arnulfo Esparza.
La familia Esparza es bien como
cida en- Ell Vale del Rio Grande.
L. Agencia de Inhumaciones Del
ia tendrA o cargo los f~unerales.