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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26
LAW xs. LYNCH


From the Washington, DC. News
IN Florida a Polk County jury
found five former Tampa police.
men guilty Of kidnapping and fog
eing three iabo7 leaders last Nov
emher q case made famous for ~
brutality and the death 81 ere of
the victims.
Ia Louisiana a Federal court
jury fined q sheriff $4,000 for neg
ligence Ia failing to prevent the
lynohing Of Fred Moore. q Negro
boy Ia 1888. Because the case was
brought By the dead boys par
ents ia Arkansas the trial fell uu-
der Federal jurisdiction
But these triumphs Of the law
encouraging as they are, d. net
cancel the other side of the picture.
Lawlessness, Incorporating as
SUPER patriotism. is brought to
light Ia Michigan. The Black LIE
gion, terrofistic secret society
protesting allegiance to the Con-
stitution but conducting an under
cover campaign Of race hatred and
religious intolerance. Is caught red
handed il the mob murder Of n
young WPA worker, State police
investigate tips that this vigilante
organization also was responsible
for many other publication muir
ders which were disguised as sui
cldes.
There is ample justification
yea. necessity for an expansion
Of the Federal police power to the
end that we stamp out mob vio-
lence Just as we have stamped out
kidnapping. IN the last "a year,
lynch mohs have slain 5000 men
and women. Since the spring of
1885, when a Senate filibuster
shelved the Wagner costigan an
ti-lynching law, there have been
% actual lynehings and III at
tempted lynchings, narrowly av-
erted.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26
40 MILL TAX LAW

SEATTLE, Wash approximate
y 10000 Washington voters have
signed the petitions to place lniti-
alive ia. reenacting the 40-Mil
Tax Limit Law, on the November
ballot. Frank c. Jackson. state
campaign director. announced here
today
This does not insure the meas
ure a place on the ballot. however,
jackson warned. Fifty thousand
valid signatures must be obtained
BY July to bring the measure be-
fore the people. and many names
are thrown out by the Secretary
Of state IN the final checking be-
cause of failure to register. failure
to sign as registered, being illegi-
bic or other errors
1T is Of vital Importance that
every qualified voter who wishes
to maintain the present 4O-Mil
limit on real and personal prop
erty sign the petition for Initiative
ia now" jackson said. Petitions
are available at every real estate
office. Unless this initiative is en-
acted, homes will be b-olIen down,
and without maintained homes it
Is impossible to maintain schools
or government.
I'VE have learned BY bitter ex-
.perience what can happen when
property is overloaded with prop
erty taxes. If ever there was O
time when taxpayers needed co
ordinated effort. IT is now. We must
keep the 40-nill limit and indicate
by our vote that economy in gov
eminent must still be practised'
Initiative IA reenacts the pre-
sent 40-Mill measure for two more
years. and prohibits the legislature
from amending or repeating it dur
ing that period. It carries the en-
dorsement Of the state grange, re-
atty boards, and social and civic
organizations throughout the state.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26

them we're AIRS. Mary Jackson. Mrs
T. H, Bowman. Mrs III 6. rhomp.
son, Miss Ruth Roslon, Mrs. Frsd-
eriek Hughes, Mrs j W Warmley
Mrs Noy PieTson, Mrs Marjorie
chatters, Mrs. c. 3 Mccullough
and Mrs Violet Camel Miss Anr
Edwards, Mrs Beulah Dahlberg
and Mrs. Frank Marshall also Of
Seattle are members q the CLUB
Miss Edwards was awarded the
prize IN dressmaking.
Little Richard and Ernest White
small sons Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
White, are visiting their grandpa
rents n Wenatehee.
Mrs. Frances Jenkins and Mrs.
Thelma Brown are out Of the city
enjoying a short vacation
The Wednesday Study Club mel
this week at the Y.W.c.A. to dis
cuss plans for their summer az
tivities and to offer suggestions
for the fall program. An Interest,"
ing discussion on national issues
was also enjoyed during the after
noon Mrs. Nathan Robinson IS
chairman of the group.
Mr.. 3. S. Burns Of st. Louis and
Mr.. Ernest Dixon Of Chicago arc
guests in The city, stopping at the
Dunbar Hotel.
Mrs. M. Giles of Kansas city il
guest at the Phyllis wheatley
Y.w.c.A.
The Community Scholarship
Committee met Monday evening
at the home Of Mrs. william vii.
son to discuss plans for their sec
ond annual midsummer scholar
ship dance to be given Monday
evening July -. at Faurot's Hall
All Junior and High School gir.s
interested "a going to camp at
cambridge Island are asked to
meet Monday afternoon at the
Y.wc.A. The girls win be given
a three-day outing at camp DURING
the week Of July 6 For furthur
information meet Miss Idell Vert
ner Monday at o'clock.
Miss Marguerite Jamison, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jamison
entertained Miss Vivian Morgan
who is returning to her home tin
Dallas, Texas, with a dinnersdancc
last week. Another guest of Miss
Jamison was Miss Letha Wnliams
of Arizona. auhia
Mrs. Marjorie chatters wasi the
hostess of the Younger Matrons
Club last Wednesday at her home
Miss wanzetta Holiday of Bill
ings. Montana, is spending the
summer with her aunt and cousin
AIRS. Letha Watson and Miss ia
mie Watson.
A Camp Meeting Of the North
west District of the Assemblies OF
God is being held from June 21st
to July 5th at the Southwest Wash
ington Fair Grounds located be
tween Centralia and Chehalis, ad-
joining the Pacific Highway. In
Guided among the many important
speakers for the camp meetings il
DR.. Charles S. Price, well known
evangelist.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26
NAACP Youths To
Hold Conference

BALTIMORE, Md. - Arrange
ments are practically complete
here for the meeting of the dele
gates from NAAcP youth groups
which is to be held IN connection
with the 27th annual conference
of the association. June 20 to July
5. The young people viii have sep
arate sessions under their own
leadership each morning Of the
conference, but win meet jointly
with the adults IN the afternoon
and evening. The program is un-
der the general direction of Miss
Juanita E. Jackson.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26
Kidneys Must
Clean Out Acids

The only way your body can clean out
Acids and poisonous wastes from your
blood Is thru million tiny, delicate Kid
drastic. Irritating drugs. II functional
Kidney or Bladder disorders make you
ness. Leg Pains Backache, Circles Under
Eyes, Dizziness, Rheumatic Pains, Acid
ifys Burning, Smarting or Itching. don't
take chances. Get the Doctors guaran-
teed prescription called cystex (Sias-
Tex). Works fast safe and sure. In 48
hours Il must bring new vitality, and Is
guaranteed to fx you up in one week or
money back on return OF empty package
Cyetex costs only &c a day at dFuggisfs
and the guarantee protects you
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26

HOLLYWOOD (ANP) Louise
Beavers and Daniel Haynes, well
known stage and screen players,
are at McM, and win appear with
Joan Crawford in THE Gorgeous
Hussy. "snowflakes' Is also n
the cast
Oyer At 10th Century-Fox with
Shirley Temple on the "Dimplea''
set Is stepin Fetchit. Billy Nc
CLAIM, walter Dennis. Jessie Clark
and Thurman Black
Daisy Bufford and John Lester
johnson 60 to work shortly with
Cromwell at both century-Fox II
a picture as yet untitled
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26

DALLAS, Texas Visitors to the
Texas Centennial Exposition need
have no serios fears about the food
they eat within the Exposition
grounds. Five Dallas food inspec-
tors have ben assigned the task of
eliminating bad food.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26

comfort. Small size only q GEMS.
Mrs. Dorsie Williams Of DanviIle,
Illinois, says, 81 had no ambition
and was terribly nervous. Your Tab
lets helped my periods and built me
up" Try them next month.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26

GREENSBORO, n. c.. co -
carl S. Bolander Of the National
Cuild-crafters Of Columbus, O.. de-
livered an Illustrated lecture on
'The Enrichment Of Life Through
Art Education to the summer
school Of 4. & T. College FridSJ
morning.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26

ATLANTA, ca. (Cl The Geo
gia Commission on Standard Eie-
mentary Schools has given the At.
lanta University Elementary School
the rating Of Grade /. supsrior
This is the only Negro school II
Georgia to receive this highest
possible rating.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26

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NOTICE - Literary and Indus
trial Training for Negro young
men and women. California liz
eraT.y Technical School, Vallejo,
Cal. Age limit sixteen TO TWEEN
ty-five years. rs scholarships
$50 each for nine months term
Il paid in full on or before Sent.
I, 1896. Fall term begins Sept.
1th. Send 3 cent stamp for an
1enncement and information.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26

KEEP Off DATE--Thursday,
July is, Brotherhood of Pullman
Car Porters Grand Ball, Apex Hall,
18th and YesIer Way.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26

KEEP OFF DATE-Thursday.
July 10, Brotherhood Of Pullman
Car Porters Grand Ball, Apex Hail,
18th and YesIer Way.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26
SOdALNOIES
AIRLINE ?. ENcLIsH
Correspondent

Gus West. local fight manager.
left Wednesday night for Spokane
with two Of his fighters. Both to
appear on fight. card there Thurs
day night.
Miss Eulalia Nicolar accompan-
led Miss Mynas Belle Annette 10
Tacoma to spend the week end vis-
iting her mother. Mrs. Oscar Ar
nette.
mr. 7. H Jones has placed his
modern home located at 2712 JUDI
lxins st. on the market to be sold
very reasonably Anyone interest
ed may inspect the premises 81 any
time.
Nearing the completion of our
work as workers on the Federal
Vocational Education and Guild
ance Survey for Negroes in the
city Of Seattle we hereby make
known our great appreciation to
Mrs, Susan Curd, President Of tn,
Board ana the members for their
kindness in extending to US the use
Of the so1ourner Truth Home for
our office headquarters. In allow
ing US office space IN the sojourn-
er Truth Home the women not only
have done a deed OF benevolence
but have done much toward the
cause of social research and up
lift.
Signed
Myna-Belle Annette
Edward Miller
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26

Please keep off date Monday,
July 10, Second Annual shoIar-
ship Dance.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-06-26
TIRED, WORM OUT,
NO AMBITION

Ito W n q n y
II women are
just dragging them
selves around, all
tired our with peri
odic weakness and
pain7 They should
know thai Lydia
E. Pinkham's Tab
lets relieve peri
odic pains and dis
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
LOS DE-
La FLORIDA NO APOYA-
RAN A NINGUN N
DATO

Hablando a nombre de la d.
recci6n suprema del plan Town
send, ell Sr. Nathan j. Roberts,
director regional en- ell sur, de .
clar6 hoy qre la organization
nc apoyara directamente en- la
venideras elecciones a ninguno
de los candidates a gobernador,
pcrque los dos favorecen ell plan
de rensiones a los viejos.
Manana por la tarde, a las
res, Sc reunira la Mesa Redon-
da de presidentes de los clubs
de Townsend, en- ell salon de Sc :
stones del ~ayuntamiento.
Celebran hoy reuniones lo9
clubs de Oak Park, Oriental
Park, Moody Heights, Brandon
y Mango.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
EN- FRO DE UNA INDUS
TRIA LOCAL

Muchas personals han ofreci-
do su cooperation en- los 1ltimos
dias a la campana en- pro del
desarrollo y prosperidad de ia
.Rumbera," la fabrica de ciga-
rrillos, al estilo de Cubq que Sc
abriera hace pocos dias
Miles de paquetes de ia
Rumbera" Sc han vendido va
en- Tampa, conviniendo los flu :
madores en- que Sc trata de u
nos cigarrillos de primera clase.
que NADIA tienen que envidiar a
los que Sc fabrican en- la Haba-
ma.
La va popular marca es un
"nuevo trato" para los fumado-
res locales, a los cuales Sc da he
IRA y papel inmejorable, no pi-
cadura LENA de polvo.
La venta Sc va extendiendo a
TODD ell estado por medic de la
corporation que preside ell ca
balleroso Eli Witt.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
LOS MINIST3OS DE LAS
IGLESIAS ID
LATINAS

Las iglesias de la mission me-
toGista latina en- esta ciudad
pr acuerdo de la conference
recientemente celebrada, han
quedado sometidas a la superirI
tendencia del Rev. j. A. Fl illir,
persona muy conocida y estima
da en- los barrios latinos.
La iglesia San Marcos, de
Ybor, tendra de pastor al active
e inteligente Rev. Ramiro Pau
la; la de San Pablo al Rev. j.
Paul Touchton; Wess Tampa,
Rev. Phillips; Key West, Row
Gpi lermo Perez, y mission lati-
ma de Miami, Rev. Oser.
Para la Wolf y Rosa Valdes
Settlement fueron nombradas
Miss Grace Thatcher, Dolores
Diaz, Alpharetta Leeper, Mar
tina Hyde, Mary Lou Barnwell,
Emma Burris y Luisa Weeks.
Ell obispo Sam E. Hay, de
Houston, Texas, congratul6 a
los pas,ores latinos por ell no.
bic tabajo que realizan.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
Una adUertenciG

Una GdUeftenc1G
Aqui estamos para servir a
los amigos y subscriptores de
este peri6dico, pero no somos
adivinos.
Hace alg1n tempo, un senior
residente en- Yves. Tampa Sc en-
fad6 con nosotros porque tuvo
un familiar enfermo y NADIA pu-
blicamos.
lie contestamos que NADIA sa-
biamos de su casa.
-Otro peri6dico do la noti-
cia-afirm6.
I'm familiar suyo sc 10 habia
dicho a otro cronista y la noti-
cha Sc do.
Con este queremos decir que
nos gus "a complacer a amigos y
subscriptores, pero siempre
que Sc tomen ell trabajo de en-
terarnos.
81 NADIA sabemos de sus fies-
tas, cumpleahos, bautismos, etc.
NADIA podemos publican.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
LOS GA :
r UN CANDIDATE Y
PERDIE2ON DOS

Portland, Mr., JUNO 16.-Un
candidate de la fusion T9wnsen
Couglin fue nominado aver re
presentante, en- ell primer distri
to congressional, pero otros dos
candidates, aprobados por
Townsend, fueron derrotados.
James c. Oliver, de Sou h
Portland, Ell townsendista, ven
clio a ocho oponentes.
Fuercn nominados candida :
tos sin oposici6n, por sus respaa
'tivos Iartidos, ell gobernador l..
j. Brann, dem6crata, y ell Sc.
nador Wallace H. White, jr., r
publicano.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
PERECIO UN HOMBRE DE
LA RAZA NEGRA

Como a las ngeve de. la noche de
aver chocaron TN canton y un
automovil en- la esquina de Ia
Sexta avenida y la Gale IL, per-
diendo la vida ell negro J..
Bryant, de 60 amos, vecino del
1902 de la Gale Doce, que Sc he
llaba de pie en- la acera. La po-
licia dice que Ell canton derrib6
al negro, volcandose despu6s.
Los au'omovilistas regponsa-
bles Sc nOmbran Luis Curtis, emf
pleado de la compania Goodyear
y Luis Wright, del 4O1 de la ave
nida South Orleans.
Bryan fue la decima novena
victima de academies automovi-
listas en- ell c9ndado, en- 10 que
va de ano.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
F1mci6n de las DGmas

Flmci6n de las DGmGs
La nueva secci6n de damas
organiza una function para ell
viernes 10 de JUNO, a los pre-
clos de 25 y 10 centavos.
Nos comunica la amable Sc
cretaria, Srta. Mercedes Fer
nandez que Sc representara la
comedia Ell Crimen de la ca
lie de Leganitos".
Figuran en- ell reparto Lydia
Fa'snzuela, Irene Fernandez,
Della Rodriguez, Lolita Betan
court, Carmen Acosta, Manuel
Gan os Pau, Juan Simon, Jr.,
LaUdelino Acosta, Fernando Ro
driguez, ir., y Oscar Macfas.
Las v~ariedades estan a cargo de-
Gloria Witches, Jerry Lopez,
Gonzalito Pereira, Lisardo Cal
W y otros a~rtistas.
Ell pdblico no negara su COO
peraci6n a las lindas mucha-
chas del Circulo.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
LOS DE MICH
GAN APOYAN LA. INvES-
TIGACION

Detroit JUNO 16.-Ios. dos
senadores que representa- al es
tado de Michigan en- ell Senado
de la naci6n han ofrecido SUI ayu
da a la Conferencia de Protec-
cion de los Derechos Civiles, pa
ra que la justicia esclarezca ia
cbra criminal de ia llamada Lee
gi6r Negra.
FL senadcr Vandenberg CO.
mi MICA que ia pedido al depar-
-tanento de iuSticia IN informe
scbre Ia suficiencia de las inves
t;gacicnes iniciadas por vario4
estados. 81 a susjuicio esas in
vestigaciones no fuesen sufi )
.cientes a aclarar TODD b suce 4
dido, pediTa la in .ervenci6n del
ociado Federal de Investi :
g~aciones.
Las artoridades de Hamilton,
ontario, investigan la posibili-
lad de cue ell ataque hecho ALI
contra una iglesia cat6lica maya
sido inspirado por la Legion Ne
gra.
En- esa iglesia causaron da :
nos, en- ell altar, valuados en- rs
mil pesos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
Los socios de La Benefica" seraan operados
en- Ell Sanatoro del Centro Espalol
I'm acuerdO favorable a los senores sOcios

La Directiva del Centre Espa-
mol, presidida por don Ramon
Fernandez Rey, ell distirl nido
ciudadano, tom6 recien emente
81 acuerdo de IL. .todos los socios
de La Ben@fica," la sociedad
afiliada al Centre, que necesi .
ten someterse a operaciones de
cirugia mayor sean operados en-
ell sanatorio del Bayshore Boule
ward, no en- ell higienico local de
ia Novena y Gale Is.
Esta reforma es de gran con
veniencia para los socios de la
Benefica" y ha sido muy bien
recibida.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
De los CGbdILerOs
del AguiLG de ORC

Con verdadero gusto saluda-
mes, deseandoles dichas inccn-
tables, a los sehores James ].
Fernandez, JESUS de la Parte,
Alberta Corrales, Steve Aren-
tano, Higinio Lobo, Henry Trai
ma, Manuel A. Perez, Abelardo
Santa Cruz, Luis Aladro, Jose
Gonzalez, julio Pelaez, Edward
Stanley y Jose Garcia, que aca-
ban de ingresar en- Ell Castillo
ICrist6bal Colon No. Z, de los Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc.
Han reingresado en- la Orden
-Caballeros del Aguila de Orc y
.por clio les congratulamos, los
hermanos Vincenzo De Angelo,
Francisco Albano, Giuseppe LO-
dato, Antonio Tuzzolino, Colo
gero Mistretta, Vicente Antino-
ri, Amado de los ARGOS, c.. C..
C6rces, Angelo Scionte, An
drea Valentin, Santos Valen-
tin, James Fraterrigo, Giovan-
nj Fon e, Celestino Cuervo, Ra-
fael R. Espina y James A. Ro-
driguez.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
ENTRARON A ROBAR EN-
Ell ESTABLEC IMIENTO DEL
HOMBRE ASESINADO

Bajo la acusaci66n de haber
entrado a robar en- ell estableci.
miento de M. H. Brown, de 90
amos, a quien Ihace pocos dias a.
sesinara I'm ladr6n desconocido,
ingresaron aver en- la carcel los
j6venes negros Raymond Will
son, de 16 amos, y John H. Reed
de 13.
La orden de arresto contra la
pareja fue jurada por los dipu-
tados del sheriff en- la corte del
juez del condado, Sr. Cornelius.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16

VendidOS mas de $50 biUetes
TODD marcha viento en- po-
pa para la gran fiesta del Circl
10 Cubano, ell dfa %, en- ell pala-
clio de la Gale Catorce. Hasa
la manana de hoy, seg1n el
calculo hecho, Sc habian vendi-
do $50 entradas con derecho al
bale Y almuerzo.
Tocaran las orquestas de Don
francisco y Los Bohemios, ha-
biendo ~prometido SUI asistencia
un conocido gaitero.
FL almuerzo, que sera prepa-
rado por ell restaurant eel Pa
raiso", propiedad del amigo Pr
nan, empezara a servirse a las
IL. A las tres de la tarde CO.
mienza ell bale, terminandose a
las 9.
Rigen los precios de SIPS
para almuerzo y bale y so y 25
centavos para ell bale.
Con las comisiones nombra-
das cooperan valiosos elemen-
tos de esta comunidad.
La colonia espanola Sc viene
interesando, con la eficacia que
sabe hacerlo, por ell exito de es-
ia fiesta.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16

En- la clinica de la Novena a.
venida Sc mantendra como has
ia aqui ell servicio de emergen-
cha, consultas y oficinas.
Ali quedara .ambien ell ser.
vicio de enfermeras graduadas,
que funciona durante el dfa y la
moline.
Cen gusto recogemos la noti-
cia, que redundant en- innega-
bles bene icios para les socios.
al mismo tempo nos place
fslicitar a la directiva del Gen.
tro Esranol y su presidente,
per Ell importante acuerdo.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
NOTAS SOCIALES

la directiva en- pleno y todas las
~secciones.
Els grande ell n1mero de EN-
tradas va vendidas y Sc calcula
qre 5000 personals asistiran.
Las secciones atienden a los
prepare ivos con extraordina-
rio cuidado, buscando compla-
Ger a todos.
Tenemos la seguridad de que
la Verbena sera un sonado
triunfo de la altruista institu-
cion
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
Ell MITIN DE ESTA NOCHE
EN- YBOR CITY

I'm acto polftico, probable
mente ell pemdltmo o 1ltmo de
la campana en- Ybor CITY, Sc We
mente ell pendltimo o 1ltimo de
rificara hoy bajo los auspicios
del partido Democratico, en- la
esquina de la Gale Is Y Ga.
Hablaran los candidate del
distrito No. l, comisionado,
juez de paz y condestable, y los
candidates a juez de la corte de
10 criminal, sheriff y legisla.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16

Els un hombre de nego-
clos en- bien ganadas vaca-
clones, que ha encontrado
en- ell telefono una perfec-
ia soluci6n del problema
de como estar en- dos luga-
res en- seguida. Y Ell pue-
de ser listed, 10 mismo que
no puede serlo.
Vaya a donde lie parez-
ca, en- la seguridad de que
por medic del telefono
puede m~antener constan-
temente su dedo sobre ell
pulse de la oficina, en- po-
cos segundos y por unos
cuantos centavos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
ESTA NOCHE HABLARA A.
QUI Ell CANDIDATE CONE

A las Ocho de la noche, en-
Ia plaza de la COrte, hablar6
hoy en- esta ciudad ell Sr. Fred
P. Gone, candidate a gOberna-
dor del estado.
Cone habIo anoche en- Bra
denton a un grupo de 5000 per
sOnas, declarGndose enemigo
de la maquinaria politica que
domino en- Tallahassee.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
La VerbeRG del
Centre AstWriGnO

Grandiosa resultara la Ver-
bena del venidero sabado, en- la
pista de galgos de Sulphur
Springs, organizada por la po-
derosa sociedad Centre Astu-
riano.
La secci6n de intereses, en-
pehada en- ell exito de la fiesta,
labora con una actividad digna
de TODD encomio, secundada por
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
CAMPO PIDE AYUDA PARA
Ell COBIERNO

Barcelona, JUNO 16.-Ha-
bio aqui en- un acto politico, Ell
domingo, Ell jefe de la Lliga ca
talana, don Francisco Cambo.
AcOnsej6 ell Sr. Camb6 a las
classes conservadOras que pres
ten TODD su apOyo al actual go
bierno.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
CONE VS. PETTEWAY

Generalmente Sc concede que los 20 candidates sn honrados 10 Tue es abo-
mtamene esenclal n IN gobernador kTo hay muchos cientos de hombres en- la
Florida que pueden lenar este requisite; pero Ia question que deben decidr los
votantes Y los pagadores de mpuedos esMal de los dos hene meiores cuaidades
pM Iu pasada experienced v acuacion, para cumr ell cargo de ife eiecutNo cor
Vsus extensos Y multpes debereS EstNes un tabajo que requiere un gran hon.
bre
I'm hombre honrado nexperopuele r@utar un complete fracasov ell cos-
totendra que ser pagadO pOr los pagado de impuests
.Sete amos depu6s Tue e Rr Pettew 80 la mayoria de edad, fe nomS
bradoJuR de la Core Juvenil y mas tai - Juez de la Corte Criminal tenhndo
II ahs de serWcps continues IPuedeM uen Greer uue ell juzgar ciminales Dor
m periodic de II amos orezca algupa oportmdad de adquir experienced en
. negoios o cualquier ota experencf que no sea la de la ley criminal
Fred Cone ha sdO un hMbre de Ayocos desde Que Sc elv6. desdem iuete
~de los boIu@ IN nafnca de tementR, a ptopetaro de ina fnca de este miss
mo negoco. Mas tMde etudi6 leyes Como abogado fe upiRAiod dc nekocos
Debdo m clara meigencia~s negoios fe eegdo preydent0 del Go
lumba County Trusn COMPANY n bmcO del EtadO, = dunnte vemte y cnco
anOsh a dtgfdo estdinsttpcion pol aguas reNu Mas ayudando al mhmo tempo a
campesnOs y hombres de hegOGi0s del CondadoVde columbia, sin haba tendoS
En- contra de grandes obsmulos, cor uRa ntda nom ' fuere trabaio
Fred Cone ha tendo exto Ell ss negocCs personales inluyendo fncas Y otros IN
ter@es.
JNO e razonable Greer que usara l. mma habH economic y buena ntelgen
ca para admlnsrar los negocosde los pagadores del impuesto de la Florida? .
FL seeccORar un gobernadoy no essSa~vo~ ms question de buenas inten-
clones Els neceA brio sobre todas las %Oas tener babndad nara aduar Ia smn-
aMad de que ef puede Ubtuner resufadOS
AnuncO pOInicO paEadO)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-07

Fog and standstorms couldn't keep early day school children O. southwestern Oklahoma away from their studies. Their fathers plowe guiding furrows through the prairie sod, straight from home to school house.