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La opinión., 1936-01-26
@ GoLPEADoS Y
RATERIAS

AL flo de Ia media noche del
sabado ultimo. ell joven V%aldepena.
tripulando ell auto Ford, placas
2-D-5444. propiedad de SUI compa-
nero de iabores, senior Luis II.
Alfonso. tuvo la desgracia de cho-
car. en- la Avenida Alvaro Obreg6n,
con ell pesado canton distributor
de la "Union Oil Company" y "por
carambola" con ell Studebacker del
conocido caballero don Florentino
Pereyra Ocejo.
Ell pesado vehfculo de Ia Union"
no sufri6 ~desperfecto alguno nota-
BILE. no asf ell auto de don Floren-
tho. que quedo hecho "papilla".
Afortuuadamente ambos carros
"chocados" estaban solos. FL joven
V%aldepena SO fue a SUI hogan de la
Avenida Reforma despues del in
cidente y ell Departamento de Ira
fico SO avoco al conocimiento de
los hechos.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
Sc REoRGANlZA Ell PARTlDo
SOCIALISM,

ciUDAD JuAREZ, Chihuahua,
Enero 21.-(Por Correo).-El Par
lido Socialista del Norte Que fue
derrotado en- las ultimas elecciones
municipales .por ell PNR., Sc ha
r%eorganizado nuevamente Y aver
celebro una session a la que asis-
theron cerca de q%uinientas perso-
mas, nombrandose nueva directiva
Que preside ell senior Felipe Car
cfa, fungiendo como ce-presiden-
tie ell senior JESUS Prieto Sol0rza-
no, conocido fot6grafo Que fue in
validado para figurar como candi-
dato, por un proceso que Sc ORR
gino por la acusacion presentada en-
SUI contra por la sehora Ignacia
Jasso, la que a su vez ha estado
~procesada en- diversas ocasiones
por trafico de drogas heroicas.
La agrupacion de referencia Sc
propone tomar parte en- las proxi-
mas %elecciones y lanzara candida
to al Gobierno del Estado para
oponerlo al general Lorenzo Munoz
Merino, quien aver inicio su jira
de propaganda electoral al arribar
a la ciudad de Chihuahua, donde
fue recibido por elementos Off
! ciales de TODD ell Estado.
FL Partido Socialista tambien
lama cgndidatos a dfnufados H.
Gales y federales, por mas que sc
duda mucho que obtenga alguna
victoria, pues en- Ciudad Juarez, 10
mismo que EN- ell resto de Chihua-
hua, solo impera la aplanadora Off
cial, r-epresentada por ell Partido
Nacional Revolucionario.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
'DICEN QUE NO
HAY GARANTIAS
EN- Ell ESTADO
Y piden protection para los
elementos anti-garridis-
tas

cIUoAD DE MEXICO, .nsre sSs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS que si no
los hombres. cuando menos las mu-
jeres seran escuchsdas. un srupc
de damas tabasquefss. % dirigio
hoy al Presidents Cardenas, pi-
diendo ~garantfas para los slemen-
tos antigarridistas.
Las damas firmantes del memo
rial dlrigido al General Canienas.
aseguran que todos los slsmsntos
que no son de filiacion g~arridista,
de s~arantfas en- ei Estado
de Tabasco.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
TERMINARAN
FL FRONTON
DE- TIJUANA
Las obras en- csc edificio
seran activadas 10 mas
pronto possible

TIJUANA, 3. c., Enero 25.-(Por
Correo).- La termination del edi-
ficio llamado EEL FRONTON" Sc
ra activada 10 mas pronto possible,
segua anuncia ell Sr. Manuel Con-
treras, Vice-Presidente de la Cana
IA Nacional de Concrete y uno do
los concentrates en- ell ramo de per
fumeria y curiosidades. Como ini-
ciador lie Ia idea de termination
del inmueble EEL FRONToN" ell
se1or Contreras en- d~iferentes epo-
cas- ha ~presentado proyectos facti-
bles de llevarse a la practica, ell al
limo ha tornado fuerza al reunir en-
va las sesiones a I'm grupo de CO.
merciantes de Ia ~localidad, que con-
sientes de la importante necesidad
de ofrecer alg0n attractive al tu-
rismo, han llegado a Ia conclusion
definitiva de hacer un esfuerzo pa
ra adouirir ell edificio a medic cons
truir llamado Eel Fronton', o OBJ
jeto de terminarlo y dedicarlo al
deporte del JAI-ALA1, ampliamen-
te conocido en- Mexico y Europa.
Ell yice-Presidente de la CANA
II de Concrete, expresa exclusive
mente para La OPINION.
EN- las actuales circunstanctas
economieas por la que cruza Ia po
blacion de Tijuana, ell esfuerzo he
cho por parte del concrete tiene
un valor por demas i~ndiscutible,
hay que ofrecer al turismo un atrac
two que a la e que un deporte
sea un juego donde cuente nnica-
mente ia habilidad del jugador.
Este ~esfuerzo que hacen los HON
bres de negocios de Tijuana, es ST.
guiendo los lineamientos del actual
Gobierno en- materia de juego per
mitidos por ley demostrando con
hechos que ell concrete de Tijuana,
siempre respetuoso de todas las dis
posiciones que emanan del propio
gobierno. responde enthusiastic al lila
mado que Sc lie hizo. fernando I'M
compafia netamente nacional, %
capital y elementos mexicanos, dis
pit ,stos a tomar bajo su response
bilidad ell problema del turismo,
ofreciendo tola clase de a%traccio-
mes.
Agregando: Green y esperan los
comerciantes iniciadores de esta
obra de termination de "El From
ton, contar con ell apoyo del Go
bernador. Oral. Gildardo Magma.
quien ha demostrado de una name
ia tangible, su interes y carino pa
ra la region. cuya obra admins
trativa en- todos los ramos han da-
do por resultado que Tijuana cuen-
to pr6ximamente con un servicio
formal de drenaje y aqua pota-
Bile, asi como los grandes benefit
clos que traera para este Terrific
rio la aprobacion por ell c. Presi-
dente de la Rep1blica del proyecto
presentado por Ell mismo Sr. Go
bernador. sobre la extension de los
Perimetros Libres."
La obra de termination estara a
cargo del Arquitecto Hoffman, mis-
mo que ideo la construction del Hi
podromo de Aqua Caliente. incluyen
do ademas de la Cancha para ell
juego de pelota, departamentos
acondicionados para concrete, ia
les como tiendas de articulos de lu
10 nacionales. europeos, licores y
otras variedades.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
ALlVlA LA PIORREA
B0CA AD0l0RIDA
A mIllARES!

n sailor PsuA Robin aAa , dspuks = ~
In Formula r. 4. n. Dice: He ukado u T6rDnla
T.. T. NJ. por cuAtro semAnas y u pforruA he -
saparccido completAmenfe de1ando mis- Ucdhs y
dicntcs en- una cundici6n p~crfoutA- Nj deutista -
cnfs possible s~ancjants canbis D0eo sinosram0-
10 quo todos los que mfrn dc pforrea o bon
rcmedio cara es,as snfsrmedsdss.- Paul Roam,
Los Angeles. Calf. No picrda sus dientsi U0
Formula p. I. NJ. I'M trstamiento cAseru. En d.
ha allviado do Piorea. boca adoloridA sncfAs els
sangran . miles de pacimie. rs IN nuevs udn-
cipio. que hA probado ser scnsacionalmcnfe de0fo
a miles do personals. 81 sufro do PioYra o 100
adolorida--d ss enciss sangran-d sB d3e1tS
estin sueltos 0 90 forman boisas dc pn q aa
NADIA perderk, nanark ~ salud- Sc 10 devsfvak
50 dinero 81 no Queda enferzmcnte ssti6echo IN
los rcsultados en 81 eso-Escriba HOY pdt0dp
amplia ~informsci6a-
p. II. Formula Products. Inc. Dept. Al
4016 Wiltshire Blvd Los Angeles, Calf.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

f~ntereses del mayor n1mero de de-
mandantes colectivos Y dejarse sin
tomar en- consideraoio a los que
10 hicieron individualmente, pues
no Sc We un espfritu de arreglo de-
finitivo con todos los que fueron
sus empleados, sino dnicamente
acallar a los muchos sin ~interesar
los pocos'.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
SURGE LA CANDiDATURA DEL
GENERAL VEGA GIL

Sc nos ha enviado Ell siguiente
mensaje:
San Diego, California, Enero %
de 1886.
LA OPINION, 2Os North Los
Angeles st.
Los Angeles, California.
'"Tenemos ell honor de comuni-
earle que ell dfa velnte del presen-
te Sc reuni6 un grupo de personals
en- ell local ubicado en- la esquina
La opinión., 1936-01-26

FL senior don Maximino Magalla-
mes, conocido filarmonico, Sc pre-
sento en- la "barandilla' de la po-
licia a querellarse contra quien re-
suite responsible del robo con frac
tura veriflcado en- S IL casa, sta en-
ell callejon Martinez Zorrllla".
Los cacos SO '%avanZaron' un
costoso abrigo cafe, de pufos do
bles; TN cobertor color amarillo;
I'm sombrero color blanco y algu-
mas otras prendas que la. Argos va
trata de localisar.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

Continoe 81 eoueae,on nor medic
do 10 ,ect'',s Nuncs 60 tsrds para
%sprender pids hoy mismo nuestro
cataIoao de Iibros GRATIS. - ~.
eRERIA LoZANo. 400 North Los
Angeles Calf.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
Notas de Mexicali
Por ADoLFo M WILHELMY
MExIcALI, saja California, Enc.

MExlCALi, Baja California, Enc
70 20.-(Por Correo).-
A las ocho de la mahana de Eyer
domingo y a peticion de su padre,
ell senior Tiburcio Hernandez, que
daron detenidos en- la Comandancia
de Policia una agraciada chiquilla
llamada Manuela Hernandez, quien
fugose del hogan palermo o su no
VIC, ell joven Jose Amador. La
amar. elada pareja desde luego ex-
preso su resolution de que ell Juez
legitime su aventura, determine
cion con la. que quedaron confor-
mes amantes, quejoso y autorida-
des.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

Continne su educaci6n Dor medic
de Ia 'ectura. Nun9a es tarde oata
%aprender Pida hoy mismo nuestro
eatalogo de ibros GRATIS. - IL
BRERiA LoZANo. 203 North Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles, Calf.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
PoR RENDIR QUITO A BRIAN
FUERON A OAR A LA CARCEL

FL senior Comandante de Poll
cfa, don Roberto Cerda Espinosa,
personalmente ~sorprendio y detuvo
en- una casa ubicada en- Ia Gale
"Altamirano", a los japoneses K.
Saesio, Fatumato Shakala, Hurigu-
chi y S. Kiwahara, sutditos de
Hirohito que estaban rindiendo
fervoroso quito a Brian, recogien-
doseles 'implementos" Tue servi-
ian como cuerpo de delito. BESIDE
luego fueron consignados al Gobier-
no del Territorio, para que les I'M
ponga la sanction correspondence.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

POGO antes de las seis de la tar
de ambas ciudades hermanas vol
vieron a ponerse en- movimiento
debido a las repetidas llamadas de
alarma producidas por la Estacion
de Bomberos de Calexico. La extin-
guidora local acudi6 con la pres
teza y o~portunidad acostumbrada
al sitio del siniestro. que tuvo lu-
gar en- la intersection de la Gale
ga. con la Avenida Blair. de aque-
LA ciudad.
Ell fuego Sc habfa declarado en-
una Residential allf ubicada, de Ia
que Sc quemaron totalmente los
techos. s%alvandose ell resto de la
casa. Los dahos materiales IN es-
ia vez ST fueron de alguna consi-
deraci6n. va que ell lujoso mobi-
liario de Ia Residential quedo to-
talmente anegado, aunque afortu-
nadamente sin registrarse desgra-
cha personal alguna.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
DOS coNATos Y UN INcENDio

El~sabado 6ltimo fue fecundo en-
alarmas de incendio, iniciandose
estos o diversas causas, a saber:
a las diez horas y ounce minutes
de Ia mahana, sin causa aparen-
tie justificada, hizo explosion un
calefactor de gasolina en- ell inte-
rior de Ia cantina Ell Salon Verde"
La alarma que entire los parro-
quianos sembro ell incidente fue in
descriptible. pero Ia oportuna inter-
vencion de nuestros 'hombres del
fuego' evito que este Sc propaga-
IA. Los dahos materiales fueron
insignificantes.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

quedara definitivamente eXtingui-
do y ell peligro conjurado.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

POGO despues de Ia una de Ia
tarde del mismo sabado, Ia "sire-
ma" que anuncia los incendios vol
VIC a alarmar al v~ecindario. Esta
vez Sc trataba de un conato de
eonflagracion en- ell Moline HarI-
nero de la acreditada firma Gale
go Y ALLEGRO, que los empleados
de la factoria, que tiene anexa una
fabrica de %colchones, Sc encarga-
ron de combatir desde su inicia-
cion. Nuestros bomberos solo tu-
vieron que TRAFALGAR algunos mi
nutos para que ell voraz elemento
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-08-27
MlAl

The Seamstress Sisters sewing
club held a meeting at the home
Of their leader, Miss Minnie Thack-
ara Monday. All the girls present
agreed to attend the judging school
Tuesday. Articles were graded and
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Chambers and
two daughters, Phyllis and Betty,
left Wednesday morning for their
home in Ellensburg after spending
the weekend visiting with friends
here. Miss Marvel remained here
to take the place Of Phyllis, who has
been employed at the Hotel Kenne-
wick dining room.
Prof. and Mrs. A. w. Reese and
four daughters accompanied by Miss
Hulda Reese of Hood River, return
ed Tuesday evening from trip to
the coast to visit at the home of
their mother, Mrs. e. F. Reese. Prof.
reese and his family left this morn
ing for their home a Concordia, Mo.
after spending the summer in this
state. Miss Hulda Reese will make
an extended visit here before re-
turning to Hood River.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-08-27
ATTEND BOAT RACES

Among the local people who at
tended the White Bluffs celebration
Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs. b. b.
Plowman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Skinner, Mr..
and Mrs. Neuman and family, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Green and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Weiggands and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Ray
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Stone and
Nancy, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Linn, Mr..
and Mrs. H. r. vibber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Stradford and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lii Hallberg and daughters, I.
N. Mueller and family, Mrs. Ruth
Heniken, the Misses Eva Nicholaus,
Katherine Estep, Aylce Lindskog,
Craig Human, Gene Shanafelt and
Kenneth Giard.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-08-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our apprecia-
ton and thanks TO our many friends
for the kind thoughtfulness shown
during the time Of illness and death
OF our beloved mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. j. olston
Mrs. Josephine Wade and family
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Giard and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Giard and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Giard and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Giard and
family -....
Adolph and Peter Giard.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-08-27
Ex-Governor Roland II. Hartley

Ex-Governor Roland II. Hartley
stopped here TO renew old acquaint-
ances Tuesday afternoon. He was
enroute TO Walla Walla where he
was scheduled TO speak at an eve
ming meeting. He was accompanied
by Sam Humes, former director OF
highways and also Lester Hunt, for
mer special reporter for the Seattle
P.-1.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-08-27

Mrs. G. L. Holcomb is visiting in
Seattle this week.
Miss Esther Moulton is visiting
relatives in Spokane this week.
Word has been received that M.
M. Beasley is very i'll at Estacada,
Oregon.
Miss Helen Horrison of Seattle is
visiting this week at the c. G. Rob-
ertson home.
Miss Alice Wilson of Pasco has
been visiting the past week with
Miss Zemma Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Reed return
ed yesterday from Yakima where
they have spent the past month.
Benny and Lester Zwanzig left
this morning to spend the weekend
with their father, G. w. zwanzig at
Pomeroy.
Mrs. j. Fitzmaurice and sister,
Miss Beatrice Kelly of Seattle spent
q few days this week at the G. G..
Robertson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Anon and son
Buster, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Simmelink
and family and Neil Simmelink are
spending this week vacationing at
Little Pend Oreille Lake.
Frank Oliver has gone to Portland
where he has a position in a garage
and where he will complete his SEN
ior year at jefferson High.
Barbara thurman celebrated her
eighth birthday Tuesday afternoon
with a few of her little girl friends
being present at her home.
Walter F. Meier of Seattle, cand-
idate for governor on the republican
ticket was q guest at the local
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
this noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Mcdonald re-
turned Sunday evening from two
weeks wedding trip spent on the
Washington coast, Victoria, Van
couver and the mountains of Brit
ish Columbia.
Miss Inez Elliott, who has been
stenographer for c. L. Holcomb left
Monday for her new position In the
office Of the county treasurer, Ben
Knox, at Prosser. Miss Valera Hol-
comb is taking Miss Elliott's place
here.
Minnie Harrsch and her friend,
May Serge of Yakima motored to
Camp Naches Sunday, where they
visited with Harold Harrsch, who is
employed as truck driver there.
Gene Spaulding returned Satur-
day from weeks vacation spent at
Seaview. Mrs. spaulding and DR.. L.
q. Spaulding remained for q longer
vacation. Barney Lawrence left
Saturday evening to spend q week
on the coast.
There will be a Pro America meet
ing Wednesday, September 2. at 8
o'clock In the Republican headquart-
ers next to the printing office. M.
NJ. Moulton Is to be the speaker and
new members will be welcome at
this meeting.
The Misses Madge and Charlotte
Cross arrived here yesterday to
spend few days visiting here. The
two girls are enroute to their home
at Plains, Montana after spending
q weeks vacation visiting in Spo-
kane and Rainier National Park.
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BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
3rd and Benton st.

Divine service Sunday at 10 and
IL am.
Sunday school at 10 am. You are
cordially invited to these services.
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AN INEXPENSIVE SNOW fence S|L0

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fencing all that paper
farm should the renter move ne can take
rolls of snow fencing along with him.
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The RepiiIisa Adventure
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