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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-08-27
NJ. e. Ladies' Aid

A regular meeting Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Ladies Aid will be
held in the church parlors Thurs
day afternoon, September Bird.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-08-27

SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

Vamos a aconsejar con Ell ma
yor desinteres, a M. Downing
y a Mr.. Diamond.
Chino es la mayor attraction
boxfstica de Tampa, a pesar de
su derrota a manos de Norman
Quarles; perO bueno es que los
directories sc convenzan de que
Alvarez solo tiene miles de adj
miradores y enemigos en- Tam
pa, no en- Jacksonville, Savan :
nah, New Orleans o N. York.
ST Diamond no entra en- ra :
zones y Sc lleva a Chino para
otros bugares, en- los sitios a don
de Alvarez vaya diran: iQuien
es ell Sr. Alvarez?
Esto quiere decir que ell Chi
no atrae a miles de espectado-
res, en- Benjamin Field, pero nd
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

Nino Martini cantara
esta nOche

A las nueve de la no.he de
hoy, por la cadena Columbia y
la estaci6n WDAE, cantara ell
tenor Nino Martini, en- ell pro-
grama de los cigarrillos Ches-
terrified. Accompaniment al j6ven
cantante la orquesta de Andres
Kostelanetz, una de las mejores
de la naci6n.
Por la misma cadena y esta
ci6n Sc ORA ell programa de Phi
lips Lord en- contra del gangs
terismo', a las 10 700.
A las 1890 ell senador Nye
hablara con ell tema: Como man
tenernos lejos de la guerra.
Burns Y Allen ofreceran su
programa a las go.
Por la estaci6n Gle Clearwater
y la cadena Nacional Sc ORA a
las IL 700 la orquesta de Nano
Rodrigo.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
JOHNSTON PEDIRA QUE Sc
SUSTTTUYA A ~SCHMELTNG
CON Ell NEGRO LEWIS

Londres, nov. Thames ].
johnston, ell concertador de Pc
.eas de la Madison Square Gar
den, anunci6 aver que tratara
de inducir a la comisi6n atleti-
"a del estado de New York a
Ire sustituya a Max SchmelinN
Il p1gil aleman, y declare legi-
limo contendiente de la corona
del peso complete al negro John
Henry Lewis, campe6n de las
It's libras.
Lewis defendi6 aquf su corO.
ma, con exito, frente al ingl61
zen Harvey.
"Merece Lewis una pelea poi
Ell titulo y voy a tratar de lograf
la. Ell es un ciudadano america
no, native de Arizona, v un
gran .boxeadOr.
Estimo que no debemOs i'm.
portar a Schmeling, impidiendc
que cOnvierta nuestros d6lares
en- marcos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
DEPCRTES
CON LOS GUANTES

Nos informan que ell astut.
Downing y ell "gordiflon" Dia,
mond rineron con palabras, nj
a los ~pu1etazos.
Lew dijo que Chino era Ia
Gnica attraction de Benjamin
Field y que no lie permitiria pc
lear con Baby Miller, un zurdo,
Downing lie dijo que la peles
Chino-Miller la pedia ell pGblico
y que por esta Gnica razon el la
habia propuesto.
Los dos "magnates" sc "enre-
daron" en- una lamentable con :
troversia.
Diamond dijo que el podia pa
sarla r1uy bien sin la arena de
los Artilleros; Jim lie "ripost6"
en- tono duro. Sc agriaron los a.
nimos, las palabras parecfan
proyectiles, pero al fin la san
gre no lego al RIO"
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
GODo CON FL.
ITA ANO All EErUEE

New York. Nov. IL-Esta
noche Sc efectuara en- el Hippo
drUma I'm combate entire ell chi
leno Arturo Cody Y Ell italia
no AL #tore, de Filadelfia. Sc
"a un match a 10 asaltos.
Godoy cause muy buena i'm
resi6n entire los fieles cuano1
venci6 pOr puntos al negro LIE
Roy Haynes, pero los jueces o
torgaron tablas.
La decision desfavorable al
.hileno, en- ell bout" con ell ne
gro, fue criticada por todos los
periodicos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
en- Orlando, Atlanta, Chicago o
New Orleans.

en- Orlando, Atlanta, Chicago o
New Orleans.
Puesta al descubierto la par
tie debil del Chino y su director
en- pocas palahras haremos 10
mismo con la de Downing.
Sin ell Chino de attraction, ell
pGblico no parece tomar en- Sc
rio las peleas de Benjamin
Field.
Downing organiza programme
tras programs, con la mejor
intencion v mereciendo mejOl
suerte, pero los "fieles" Sc que.
dan en- sus casas hasta que a.
nuncian a Alvarez.
La proportion aparece, pues
encerrada dentro de estos ter.
minos: Downing necesita a Chi
no Alvarez, como Alvarez J
Diamond necesitan a Benjamin
Field.
Sin ell Chino la Arena de los
Artilleros "languidece", por
lhora a 10 menos; sin la Arena
lie los Artileros, Chino no CANA
ia bolsas "dignas de menci6n"
Luego a entenderse tocan, CO.
mo hermanitos o primitos, pues
de 10 contrario llegaremos to-
dos a esta conclusion: Que nj
, Downing nj Diamond come
AN con manteca'.
iY no les cobramos NADIA por
abrirles los ojos y hacerles ba.
iarse del burro!
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

Lo hizO parar,Se iba va a SUI
Dir a 81, cuando Sc detuvo, pen
sando:
"7l1ario estara cuidadoso
con mi tardanza. IC6mo avi-
sarle?"
Algunos chiQuillos del ba-
rrio, donde Andrea era muy
conOcida pOr sas caritativos
sentimientog al verla. rOdea-
ronla, SECURES de que, como
siempre, les daria limosna.
En- efecto: les reparti6 align
mas monedas.
A uno de ellos, ell que pare
cia mas listO, djole:
-Aguarda, hijo milo : tengo
que darte I'm encargO. To me.
conoces, lverdad?
ST, sehOras-respon6i6 ell
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

putrta y vic en- ella a su padre,
palido e inmtvil.
Como tenia por costumbre lie
earse la lave, habia entrado sin
ser dido, a tempo de escuchar
BIO mas importante de la escena
entire los dos j6venes.
Su a:titud era tai, que Ell ar
tista c~ontemplabale aterrado.
Padre e hija miraronse Y Sc
comprendieron.
ii Vamos l-dijo secamente
RSmulo, sin moverse de la puer-
ia.
amQsv-respondi6 la j6
ven.
Y Alieron corriendo, dirigien
do una Ultima mirada a Gaspar,
sin que este, en- su aturdimien-
to, acertara a detenerles.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

como &c Apunciara en- New Or.
leans, Ell dfa 16 desnuyiNnbre.
La cCEEiss6n le> infDrm6osa
Could que no permitirfG eStfibk
ciores de- Bxaddbcks antaa de
pssstar Ii fianza de SIS, 200 que
garantice su match con ell ale
man Max Schmeling.
N. R. A SUI paso por esta ciu-
dad, Lew Diamond, ell director
de Chino Alvarez, anunci6 qre
iba a New Orleans a preparar
alli una "exhibici6n" entire ell
campe6n Braddock y su amigo
Mccarthy.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
RICARDO HERNANDEZ PU.
so A DORMIR A BABY
LINCOLN

Lakeland, Nov. 11.-Con I'm
peso de 1876 libras, Ricardo
Hernandez, de Tampa, puso
aver a dormir a Baby Lincoln,
de Ybor City. La "desgracia"
ocurri6 en- ell cuarto asalto.
Joe Courtney superb en- cua
tro asaltos a Leon Martin. Ira
tase de dos p1giles del peso
complete.
Tuvieron que ser cancela-
das, pOr falta de espectadores,
la pelea principal entire Ray
Lyle y Texas Joe Dundee, v ell
semifinal entire Jimmy Price v
Bobby Holland.
Dundee y Holland dierOn u
ma exhibition a OchO asaltOs.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

muchachO.
~ Isabes d6nde vivO?
IguRl contestaci6n afirma.
va tengO 10 que necesita,
b~a,-murmur6 la sondesa.
Sac6 su cartera,s " en- una de
sus t~arjetas escribi6 a Mario 10
siguiente:
mi estes con cuidado 81 tar
do un pOcQ,"
DID muchachO algunas
.2en das mas, y, entregando7,
lie la arjeta, le dijo:
-nevala a mi : casa, hijo
milo. .
81 chicuelo parti6 corriendo
Y Andrea subi6 al carruaia y
dijo al cOehero:
"A L. Gnindalera. u
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
Ell PROGRAMA DE MANA
Ma POR LA NOCHE EN-
BENJAMIN FIELD

Jim Downing complete aver
81 pjrograma que ell jueves POI
la noche ofrecera en- Benjamin
Field.
Tony Cancela Sc batira cor
Barney Brock en- la pelea prin.
cipal, a diez asaltos. Tony sc ha
venido entrenando en- ell gimna.
sio de Jim Downing, en- la Gale
de Franklin, Y Brock en- la ciu-
dad de Lakeland.
Franckie Saia, de Memphis
Tenn, que la semana pasads
pegaba con ell guante alberto
sera oponente de Jimmy Price
un habil muchacho.
Els probable que ell vencedol
Sc lie ponga frente a Tony Dc
minguez.
Jim Watkins, de 1876 libras
peleara con Jack Mahoney, 1eO
de Trenton, New Jersey.
Miguel Firpo, con 1856 libras
Sc batira con Babe del Vale
con 1870 libras.
Manuel Monis, de West Tam
pa, Sc batira con Don Williams
de st. Petersburg. RED" Baka
sera Ell contrario de Ed Jones
de Winter Haven.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

ia Sc detuvo.
En- Ell vestibulo, que mas que
tai era una antesala, hallabasa
Lola.
Era ell primer dia que la 10
ven habia abandonado ell le-
cho.
Sentada en- una silIa y de
oruees sobre una mesita que
habia en- ell centric de la estan-
cha, Lola lloraba.
Andrea detdvosa sorprendi-
day emocionada al yer a la is
ven.
La contempl6 un momento
desde la puerta. Luego entr6.
acercose a cha, pdsole las ma
nos sObre los hombros, y lie di-
10 carihosamente:
No %llores. hija mia. Tu q.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

Los EspartanOs continGan en-
Irenandose para Ell partido de
viernes por la noche con la u
niversidad Cumberland, de
Tennessee.
Estaran restablecidos para
ell combate, seg6n calculos de
Nash Higgins, Rudy Rodri :
guez. Marvin Chancey y Al
Yorkunas, las "vfctimas" del
partido con los ''tecnicos' de
L~uisiana.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
TIRANDo Ell BALON


LOS Terriers del institute
HillsbOrough jugaran hoy por
la tarde, en- Plant Field, ccc
los Gatos Monteses de West
Palm Beach.
Seis partidos lleva jugadOs
81 "once" de la costa Este y SO
70 ell Fort Pierce pudo cruzar
a meta.
Willard Johnson espera que
sus muhachos derroten a los
~.istantes.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

La esposa de Mario hizo de.
tener ell coche a bastante dis.
tancia del hotel de G~ustavo.
-Esperame aqui,-dijo al
cochero.
Y Sc encamin6 sola al hote.
Tito.
LEGO ante u verja y vic que
esta no estaba mas que entor-
NADIA.
la empuj6 sonriendo, como
81 aqGella circumstance favo-
reciese sus planes, entr6 re-
sueltamente en- ell jardtn y a.
v987d hacia la casa.
Subi6 Ia escalinata que da-
pa aceesO a ella y en- la puer-
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

Sc march6 para la Habana, a
curarse y descansar, ell p1gil va
llisoletano Mariana Arilla.
Aqui Sc fracture una mano.
en- pelea con RED" Hutchinson.
Volvera tan luego la cura sea
completa Y pueda dar momen-
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
NO E
EN- "EXHIBICION"

New York, nov. LEI direc
tor de James j. Braddock, Joe
Gould, anunci6 aver que Ell cam
pe6n no dara una exhibition a
seis asaltos con Jack Mccarthy,
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

cartera CO.
.lor amarillo, con claveles y los
papeles de propiedad de un au-
tom6vil. Llamen a Latin-Ameri-
can Hardware, 1712 Septima
ave. Telefono Y 1893. Sc graft
ficara.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11

Las Panteras de Plant juga-
ran hoy por la noche, en- Plant
City, con ell team de la ciudad
de las fresas.
Lamar Sara usara a sus me
iores jugadores, sabiendo que
derrota lie cOnvendrfa a su
ajecut0ria de 1896.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
5Nt .
CAPITULO XvH
iDios Ia bendigG!

All salir Andrea df taller de
Gaspar, consult6 la bora en- la
esfera de su pequeh1 reloj de
orc.
Fran las once.
-Tengo tempo sobrado pa
ra completar mi obra,-mur-
mur6 sonriendo -Gustavo no
sale de las oficinas hasta las
tres o las cuatro de la tarde.
En- aquel momentO vic que
pasaba vacio junto a ella, un
coche de alquiler.
La gaceta., 1936-11-11
tOs de emOcI6n . los sspsctadO.

tos de smoci6n . los agrsctadc.
res.
Ell espaholito deN6 una legion,
de amigos en- los restaurantes Y
cafes de Ybor City.
iBuena suerte y que ell Dios
de los leales lie ayudel
5Por que ell Bombero rehuS6
ha.er guantes con Tony Can
celia?
Pasamos la pregunta a los ex-
pertos de la Gale de Franklyn.
Debemos repetir que. nuestro
compahero Miguel Lorente no
entrena va al exfutbolista.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
KILLED
 SEEKING AIR
 PHOTOGRAPHS

NAPELVILLE, H., Sept 30-John Sedavy, assistant photographer, left behind through last minute de- cision, is the only survivor of picture making party whose air plane crashed and burned killing four.
 The victims are pilot Oscar Han old, 28, and three passengers, Miss Wilma Schuester, "A, Howard Ad- ans, 27 and Ralph Biddy, all of Chicago.
 The craft nosed into field and caught fire as the occupants sought photographs of speeding stream. lined train. Sedayy. was left behind because there was no room for his equip ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
FORGET
 DUCK STAMPS, WARDENS WARN
Open Water Fowl Season to Start 7 O'Clock Tomor-
 row A.M.- Open 30Days

Don't forget your license and duck stamp was the warning issued by the Alaska Game Commission today on the eve of the opening of the waterfowl season at ' o'clock to- morrow morning for 30 days.
 Scores of shooters are expected to be out on opening day, the offic- ials warn that wardens will be posted throughout the district to see that no one shoots before T o. clock, thus giving every one an equal opportunity.
 Repeaters and automatics. by the way, must be plugged to capacity of three shots.
 Hunters are certain of one break. There will be low tide at ' o'clock in the morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
SPANISH REBS ARE NEARING
 CAPITAL CITY
Government Starts Evacua- ton of Children to
 Points of Safety

LONDON, Sept. 30. = According to official reports received here, Ma drid has started to evacuate it's children as the insurgent armies rolled down the main highway to- ward the Capitol City. -
 The dispatches disclosed that the Spanish Government is evacuating the orphans of war and the chil- dren of militiamen at the front The evacuation started yesterday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
GOVERNOR ALLRED
 SHOWS UP LANDON

A marked copy of the Uvalde Leader News, hometown paper of ice-President John N Garner, was received by The Empire today.
 The marked story related how Texas Governor, James V. Alfred, launched the National Democratic campaign in Oklahoma by saying that Governor Landon's chief boast to rugged individualism is that he balanced the budget, but funds of other States were used to feed the citizen of his State, and that the Governor was a 1886 sport model of Herbert Hoover
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
WEATHER AIDS
 FIRE FIGHTERS
 OREGON AREAS
Efforts Now Concentrated on Four or Five Re-
 maining Big Blazes

MARSHFIELD, oregon. Sept. 30. The weather today gave the fire areas in Southwestern Oregon an-' other break and officials said the situation is definitely better
 Many spot fires set by high winds of last week have been extinguished and efforts are being concentrated on four or five big fires now rag ing.
 A slight north wind is lifting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
HALIBUT BOATS
 ARE CAUGHT IN
 FORBIDDEN ZONE
Two American Vessels and One Canadian Craft
 Are Seized

KETCHIKAN, Alaska. Sept. 30.- Two American and one Canadian halibuter have been brought in by the Coast Guard cutter Cyane for illegal fishing in Area Two.
 The Belinda and Summit were brought here and the Finella was taken to Prince Rupert.
 The American captains may also be charged with refusing to obey orders from boarding officers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
WRIGHT LOW BIDDER
 ON U. s. BUILDING

c. w. Red" Wright of Juneau was low bidder today when bids were opened for repointing the masonry and terra cotta on the Federal and Territorial Building. Wright's bid was $4,664.50. Dave Burnett bid $4,900.
 The bids. opened by Custodian Albert Wife, will now be sent to the District Engineers office in San Francisco and thence to Washing ton for approval. If approved, work will start in the spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
SHOTGUN CLUB
 MEETS TONIGHT

The Juneau Shotgun Club will meet at C. w. Carter's at ' o'clock tonight to discuss plans for remod- cling the club house and grounds and take up other matters of shoot ing interest, it was announced to- day. All members of the club are pledging themselves to observe the regulations on duck shooting which sets the starting hour for a. m., it was stated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
CLOSING PRICES TODAY

NEW YORK, Sept. 30 - Closing price today of Alaska Juneau mine stock is 16A. American Gan 124R, American Power and Light l2A, Anaconda 38ha, Bethlehem Steel 68as, Calumet and Hecla 10, Colum- bia Gas and Electric l9%, Common wealth and Southern 4, General Motors 69, International Harvester 837s, Kennecott 48A, Simmons 40A i, United States Steel 70, United Cor poration 7h, Cities Service 4, Pound $494A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
2 HAL|BUTERS
 SELL, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Sept. 30.-Only two halibuters arrived here today from the western banks. The Helgeland brought in 5000 pounds and sold for 1Oss and 10A cents straight.
 From the local banks, the Husky L brought in 4,OOO pounds of mixed cod and sold for 51a cents pound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
YUKON SCRAPES

CORDOvA, Alaska, Sept. 30.
 Steamer Yukon touched bottom on the Middle Ground Shoal in Cor dova Bay and remained fast for several hours when she refloated oh the high tide and proceeded toward Juneau undamaged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
toward Valencia and other safety

toward Valencia and other safety havens.
 The advancing Fascists are nov ing closer to Madrid, while the rearguard "cleansed" Toledo of the Red influence"
 According to unofficial advices the advance guards of the FascistS have reached Illescas, the largest town blocking the way to the Cap ital City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30

the smoke but fog still prevails in many sections providing protection against spread of the flames.
 Relief officials have sent ship ment of stoves to Bandon and the homeless there are being installed in army tents, also refugees from nearby sections.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
ELKS TO OBSERVE
 A. J. NIGHT TONIGHT

Alaska Juneau night will be ob- served tonight at the Elks' Club and Exalted Ruler Walter F. Scott of the A. J.. will explain the mill ing process at the mine A musical program also is planned and a dutch lunch will be the order.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
THEN IT RAINED'

SHAMROCK, Okla, Sept. 3a<- The Euchee Indians began their ceremonial rain dance near hefe on Saturday. For two days they danced and no rain. On Monday- Chief William Brown and his two daughters and granddaughter join ed the dance No sooner had they begun than rain began to fall in torrents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
STOCK PRICES
 TAKE DECLINE
 LATE FLURRY
Selling Wave Knocks Stock Market Of Balance
 Many Losses

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-A last minute furry of selling knocked the Stock Market off balance and the majority of shares finished irregu- lar with losses of fractions to more than one point, predcminated.
 Transactions today were 100000 shares.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30

A total of 4,230,162 citrus trees were dug up and burned in the cit rus canker eradication project com- pleted at Harrington, Tex.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30

The WFA reports 32.384 persons were employed on its North Caro- lima projects as of August IS.
 A 108 degree temperature Aug ust 10 was the hottest on record at Minden, La, the Weather Bureau reports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
TALLAPoOSA RETURNS

Coast Guard Cutter Tallapoosa returned to port this afternoon after being absent on patrol for several days
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30

Paul Wayland Bartlett, Ameri- can sculptor, was born at New Ha- ven, Conn.,, in 1865. He died in 1925.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30
DOW, JONES AVERAGES.

asslE's.0 DOW,- JOlNES lHVEHtzAuE5f 7'1
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 16782, down 64; rails 55.88, down .45; utili- tics 3409, down .15
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-30

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-30
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-30
The Greatest Baseball Game
 Ever Played On This Date
N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ By B. E. JARRETT ~~~~~->>~>~~~I Rawlings Hit Decided Great Uphill Game for Pirates
 Over the Giants at Pittsburgh
JULY 90, 1923

Pittsburgh put thrilling rally In the last of the ninth, to win from York to4.
 Jack Scott had held Bill Mccchnles Pirates scorcc for eight while the Giants collected four of Babe little remained for Pittsburgh when they bat m the ninth
 However up against taes before rushed Virgil Into the breach attempt to prevent tho tying
 pitched batter Rawlings who hit right only drove in Schmidt with the tying marker but won the game when throw intercept Mueller got from Snyder
 With Bgbce disposed of In tho ninth Russell rpd raynor flied deep to Young Russell scoring Maranvc singled Grimm walked Schmidt hit safely Maranvle Mueller singled and Grimm unctrc might well stayed tho bench.
 This tho ninth inning comeback for ooh day of July In major league history
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-30
WOOD AND MANCIN
 FAVORITES TODAY
Veterans Expect Little Op- position From Seabright
 Dark Horses

seabrlght, N. J., July S0.--(UP) --The veterans Sidney B. Wood, Jr., of New York and Gregory Mangin of Newark were favored to defeat "dark horse" opponents today to reach the finals of the SeNbrlght mems singles tennis championship.
 Wood, ex.DaviS cupper and run- ner-up for the national title last year, rallied to defeat Frankie Parker of New Jersey in Q three- setter yesterday, Today he meets unseeded John McDiarmid of Chi. cago, who put out Barney Welsh of Rockville in the quarter-flnals.
 ,Mangin, defending champion, also was carried to three sets to elim- mate Hal Surface of Kansas City, Today Greg faces unseeded Joe Hunt of Los Angeles, who advanced by beating Wayne 5abin of Port land, Ore. Hunt, like McDiarmid, has yet to lose Q set.
 Silvia Henrotin of France was tho only unseeded player to crash the women'B singles Semi-flnals, ups setting Mrs. Marjorie 0ladman Van