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Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
L. A. BUTTEK De EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, May IL CUP) Wheat
prices fluctuated erratcially but
narrowly today on the Chicago
board Of trade.
A late short covering movement
in wheat resulted in upturns of as
much as ~ cents for May wheat
near the close Of the session, with
~ cents.
At the close wheat was up IA
to IL cents, corn up 5s to Y cents
and oats u to * cent higher.
Corn prices held steady as ex-
port sales of u. $. corn were esti-
mated at upward of 100000 bush
els. Some exporters indicated that
business today would run fully L.
100000 bushels.
Corn planting In many states has
been delayed because of bad
Weat her.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
BRAWLEY TO
MAKE BID FOR
BALL CROWN

8raWIey high schoOl baseball
team will make its first bid for
q baseball championship since 1892
today in Sportsman park against
Calexico's Bulldog nine.
The game, which starts at three
o'clock IS the third between the
two clubs. Brawley has won one
game. The second contest ended
in An 8-8 tie
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
Abbott, HixOn
Pace Golfers

LOS ANGELES, May Il. up
Pat Abbott of Pasadena and Frank
Hixon of MidWick Country club
were tied today for medalist hon
ors OF the annual Southern Califor-
MIA Amateur Golf championship.
Match play begins tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
Entries for Open
Golf Meet Close

NEW YORK, May II. CUP)-
Entries for the U. S. open golf
championship to be played June
Gil at EngleWood, Col, will close
at pm, EDT, May II, the u. S.
Golf Association announced today.
Only 275 entries have been re-
ceived and the US.G.A. said it
did not expect more than 1000 The
record of 1402 was set last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
Boxers Set Down
By Commission

LOS ANGELES, May II. CUP)-
Manuel Martinez and Bill Barnes,
former state Welterweight boxing
champions, were indefinitely sus-
pended today by the California
Athletic Commission. Martinez
fought as Bert Colima II. The COM
mission said the suspensions were
for 1.-The good of the game"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
SCORES
EASY VICTORY

LONDON. May IL. CUP)-Mrs.
Helen wills Moody scored another
easy victory in the North London
hard court tennis championships
today when she eliminated Miss
Honor Bullen 81. 60 in a third
round match.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
West Coast Relays
To Attract 800

FRESNO Cal, May Il. up
With the tentative list Of entries
in the West Coast relays well over
the 600 mark. the University Of
Southern California today led the
university class with full squad
of 80 men slated to compete.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
MAYS, CUMMINGS
TO VIE IN MATCH
RACE ON SUNDAY

INDIANAPOLIS, May II up
wild Bill" Cummings. Indiana
polls and Rex Mays, Glendale,
Cal, will determine which is the
better racing car driver Sunday
in an unprecendented match race
al the indianapolis motorspeed-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, May II (UP)-
Hogs 100. Strong to 25 cents high
er; top S,75; sows lower at 5.25-
$50.
Cattle 5000 Slow, early sale
steady; fed steers 8.35-875; heaV-
les and grass steers unsold: fed
heifers S.35-S.60; grass heifers SIS
down; cows 5-5.75; cutter grade
3.50-4.75 Gales 150. Steady; vealers
$40; weighty calves $50 down.
Sheep 2200. Slow, barely steady;
good to ch ice spring lambs 7.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
YOU haven't read ALL the news
until you've read the ADS!
Markets At
a Glance

Stocks higher in moderately ac-
tive trade.
Bonds higher and moderately ac-
tive.
Curb stocks irregularly higher.
Foreign exchange slightly high
er.
Cotton steady.
Wheat IA TO 11a cents higher;
corn - to q higher.
Rubber slightly higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
Sherwood Girls in
Practice Contest

Sherwoods vastly improved girls
softbau team VIII play the East
side girls in a practice game at
Sportsman park tonight.
The game will start al $50
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
Coachella All Stars
To Meet El Centro
Nine in First Game

City officials Wednesday prepared to line the softball
diamond at Sportsman park in preparation for the OPEN
of the Ell Centro nightbal league Monday night when
the Coachella Valley AStars meet Ell Centre all stars.
Tuesday night regular eague play will open with the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
63 Pound Bass


AVALON. Santa Catalina Island,
Nav II. CUP)-Tommy Cuthberton
pointed with pride today to a 63
pound record white sea bass ne
pulled from Santa Catalina waters,
when trolling from a rowboat yes
terday with an 90 foot line. The
previous record was so pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11

JONES AND MAC" of the fishing team Of Leroy
Jones and Larry McGee at their favorite fishing dis
play in the l. v Hardware store THESE two enthusas
tic Nimrods when not selling other hardware items
are sure TO be found the fishing display counters
of this pioneer Hardware firm. Just to prove that
then information is correct they usually return with
fair catches of lake bass deep sea fish
go after
Jones and Mae can really tell you about the correct
bass lures casting lines and going reels So
before YOU plan your next fishing trip suggest you
visit This complete fishing tackle department even if
YOU lust want fishing license. l. V. Hardware Co.,
Sportsmens Headquarters.-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
Ramaqe Loses

Los ANGELES. May IL. UP)-Lee l97 San Degos
hope for championship advised by his
to hang his today terrific beating last night
Bob Pastor 1885, of lasted the route
with
Pastor pounded taller and pounds
Ramage almost at will or eight rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11

YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you have read the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-11
NEW YORK, May II CUP) Cot
ton futureA closed steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Nav II fUP)
FLAX
L. A. BANKS

Z. Los ANGELES, May II CUPl :
Transamerica s...t...s.t., ..o a%-lt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-07-28
ACCIDENT

Community Church Services Sunday
Church of the Brethren, Rev. A. D.
Scrogum, Pastor-9:30, the Sunday
school, H. M. Speicher, superinten-
dent; 1890, worship and sermon.
English Lutheran Parish, Rev. G
M. Kunkle, Pastor. St. PauPs, Acct
dent-9:3O, Church service, 1890 a
M. Sunday school, 8 p. m, Luther
League. Cove-9:30 a. NJ, Sunday
school, 10:30 a. M, church service
Friendsville-10 a. M, Sunday school,
s p. M, Church service.
Zion Lutheran Church, Rev. c. F
Dauphin, pastor $3.50, Sunday school;
1890, worship service and sermon.
Public Sale
The public sale of Walter Haenft-
ling's last Thursday was largely at
tended All of the personal property
sold brought good prices. Mr.. Haenft-
ling just recently sold his farm and
temporarily will move into an apart
ment in the James Speicher property
until he finds a place where he will
locate permanently.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-07-28
service at the usual hour in the even

service at the usual hour in the even
ing.
Automobile Wrecked
An automobile driven by Walter
Krouse, who was accompanied by
Simon Brenneman, went over an EN-
bankment on Meadow Mountain, near
this village, last Saturday evening.
The car turned over once, coming up
right again against tree, which pre-
vented more serious results. Both oc-
cupants of the car were thrown out
but were not seriously injured.
Boy Loses Ends of Two Fingers
Herbert Brenneman, young son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Brenneman, while
playing with a cutting box in his
fathers barn one day last week, had
his hand caught in some moving cog
wheels and had the member so badly
injured that it was necessary to take
the child to Cumberland where two OF
the fingers on one hand were amputat-
ed at the first joint. At this time the
lad is recovering satisfactorily.
The local Homemakers Club men,
bers were entertained last Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Her.
bert Buckle.
Mrs. Bittinger In Hospital
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Bittinger was
taken to a Cumberland hospital last
week where she underwent a surgi-
cal operation on Saturday and is said
now to be recovering nicely.
Cecil Kellison and George Shaw
ley, members of a CCC camp at Plain
field, Md, spent the weekend at their
homes here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-07-28
TAKE TOOTHBRUSH WHEN
LEAVING FOR VACATION
Important To Keep Up Regular
Practice of Brushing Teeth

Don't forget your tooth brush wher
you pack your bag for your summer
vacation. Treat yourself to new one
if yours has been in use for some time
Tooth brushes are not supposed to last
Indefinitely, you know. But most i'm
portant of all, according to DR.. Rich
ard C. Leonard, Chief of the Division
of Oral Hygiene of the State Depart
ment of Health, is to be sure you keeF
up your regular practice of brushing
the teeth at least twice a day. "Put
your mind on what you are doing" DR.
Leonard says, brush your gums as
well as the teeth; brush with care, uT
and down and across the surface OF
the teeth.
GAS to these brushes: We are all OF
us inclined to hang on to our old tooth
brushes until the bristles get soft and
soggy. When they are in that state
they are no good for cleansing pur-
poses; to remove dirt and debris from
around the teeth, or to stimulate the
circulation in the gums, which is what
the tooth brush if intended to do. Fol-
all of these purposes, clean brushes
with firm outstanding bristles are d
necessity.
"But even a new brush cannot be de-
pended upon to prevent tooth troubles
unless it is used properly. Proper tooth
brushing calls for the thorough, Wig
orous brushing of the teeth-all sur,
faces-at least twice day. Food de.
bris may accumulate in tiny crevices
in the teeth or may lodge in the spaces
between the teeth. To prevent possible
decay of the teeth, this must be re-
moved. 1t cannot be done with lick
and primrose brushing.
Finally, do not depend upon tooth
brushing either as a curative agent of
dental disorders or as a one hundred
per cent preventive of such disorders.
Tooth brushing is cleanliness prac-
tice that helps to prevent tooth decay.
1t cannot cure tooth-ache or diseased
gums, neither can it stop decay, once
started.
at is only when proper mouth
cleanliness habits are combined with
a proper tooth-saving diet and regular
dental attention that one may con-
slider his or her mouth well guarded.
The strict observance of three habits
are necessary for the maintenance of
healthy mouths:
1. Eating right foods;
2. Having your teeth examined by
a competent dentist at least twice a
year.
8. cleansing the teeth and mouth
thoroughly at least twice a day"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-07-28

Ross Speicher, who was recently an.
pointed district manager for the com.
pany.
Miss Mary Belle Felix is spending
some time visiting Mrs. Stuart Bow.
man. Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Noah
Bittner visited Mrs. Otto Goehringer
one day last week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-07-28

in Union Memorial hospital, in Balti-
more, for ear treatments.
Mrs. Conrad Schmale visited Mrs.
Maria Uphold, at Hopemont, W. Va.
Mrs. Uphold recently celebrated her
hundredth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Miller and son,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kahl spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Richter
Paul l. Reichard, of Frederick, spec
ial agent for the Farm Bureau lnsur-
ance company, spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis McGettigan
Cresaptown, were weekend guests of
Mrs. W. A. Speicher and family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-07-28

Mrs. Henry Speicher and daughter,
Grace, Nellie Peck and Betty Scrogum
motored to Morgantown Sunday even
ing to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Weitzell. Mrs. Speicher remained in
Morgantown for several days visit
with the Weitzells.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-07-28
BITTTGER

Services in the Lutheran church next
Sunday, July 81, at II o'clock, imme-
diately after Sunday school, which
meets at ten o'clock. Luther League
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-07-28
Luther League Meeting

The members of the Luther League
of St. PauI's Lutheran church, mo-
tored to Bakersville Sunday where
they met with the members of the
Baskerville and Evansville Luther
League of which Rev C. A. Shilke is
now in charge. Games were the di-
version of the afternoon, after which
a basket lunch was served.
Sunday School Outing
The members of the Sunday school
of the Church of the Brethren motored
to Camp Galilee, near Terra Alta, w.
VT, Sunday where the Sunday school
was conducted and the balance of the
day was spent picnicking.
The young people of Zion Lutheran
church had an outing at Swallow Falls
last Sunday. A large number of mem
bers attended and basket lunch was
served
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-07-28
Birthday Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Schlossnagle
entertained number of young peo-
pie last Thursday night in honor of
the birthday of their daughter, Gladys.
Games were played after which all the
guests were treated to ice cream, cake
and lemonade.
Senior Class Reunion
The seniors of 1888 of Accident
High school will hold their first re-
union at Swallow Falls Sunday, July
31st. All members of the class are
urged to bring their lunch and enjoy
the day.
Personal and Minor News
Mrs. Harvey j. Speicher, who had
spent several weeks visiting relatives
in Uniontown, Md, returned home
Sunday.
John Goehringer, young son of M.
and Mrs. Otto Goehringer, is a patient
La gaceta., 1938-03-03

ALGUNOS DEL
FADLO ARBITRAL RENDI-
DO POR LA SECRETARIA
DEL TRABAJO EN- GUAM
TO AL DEL
"TEAMIWORK"
La gaceta., 1938-03-03
UNA PROPOSITION

A la asamblea de anoche en- el
Centre Obrero Sc hizo la suge-
rencia de que invitara a pasar
por Tampa al Sr. Leonardo San
chez, que Sc encuentra en- New
York y ACADIA de regresar de
Espana.
La presidential, por medic de
Aurelio Prado, hizo saber que
Sc escribiria al Sr. Sanchez.
Antes de que esta proposition
fuera hecha va Sc habia habla-
do al Comite Popular por va
rios companeros, de mandar in
vitaciones al DIR. Grau San Mar
tin, expresidente de Cuba y a.
migo de la causa leal, y al Sr.
Mallada, alcalde de Gij6n, que
Sc encuentra en- New York es-
perando I'm fallo de la secretaria
del trabajo.
Ell DR.. Juan Marinello, va in
vitado, en- compania de su espo-
sa, llegara a Tampa POGO des-
pues del 20 de MARIO.
La gaceta., 1938-03-03
a obra moansable de la retaguardia de Tampa
Aprobo la asamblea La Semana de Asturias

Ell Comite Popular Democra-
tico de Socorro a Espana cele~
bro anoche SD anunciada asam-
'iblea, en- ell Centric Obrero.
Jose Martinez explic6 los a.
cuerdos del Comite, tomados Ell
pasado viernes, y puso a discu-
sion 81 era pertinente aprobar
o no la semana de cuestaci6n
Pro Refugiados de A~sturias en-
Barcelona.
Pedro Ramirez Moya, ell secre
tario, lego la carta firmada por
David Alfonso Fresno y remitida
por medic del consulate de Es-
pana en- Burdeos.
I'm companero hizo varias
preguntas sobre la identified
ci6n del firmante y ell presiden-
tie lie contest6 que Sc harlan to-
das las investigaciones necesa-
rias, de mode que ell dinero fue-
ra a las manos encargadas de a.
liviar a los que sufren.
Por unanimidad Sc aprob6 ell
acuerdo del Comite destinado a
hos Refugiados de Asturias la
cuestacion de toda la semana.
Una moci6n de p~rotesta, que
sera enyiada al presidente Lare-
do Bru, de Cuba, con motive de
las 1ltimas detenciones ALI We
rificadas, fue aprobada. La Sc
cretaria del Comite redactara ell
despacho.
Ell Rev. David Sholin, que a.
caba de regresar de un viaje a
Miami, habl6 de la causa que
lleva en- su coraz6n.
Mencion6 que en- UNI teatro
de esa ciudad Sc hizo una cues
taci6n, a favor de Espana, as
cendente a $500.
! Trajo para la asamblea un sa-
Judo del DR.. Ramon Grau San
Martin, de Cuba, quien simpa-
tia con la causa del gobierno lie
gitimo de Espana.
Sholin saldra a recorrer ell
pals, bajo los auspicios del Bur6
Medico, dentro de pocos dfas,
Hablara en- varias ciudades
del Sur y en- Chicago. I'm MEM
bro de la asamblea pidio un a.
plauso para ell distinguido ami
go que lie fue otorgado.
Aurelio Prado, que habia sus-
La gaceta., 1938-03-03
los SALvAJES ENVENENA
RON UNI PERRO VALUA-
DO EN- $1,000

I'm perro valuado en$1,5OO,
propiedad de 7. S. Bonsall, de
Trenton. New Jersey, fue enve-
nenado aver, por criminales des
conocidos, que lie dieron carne
que no necesitaba conner.
BonsalI hizo una denuncia a
las autoridades Y la Sociedad
Humane del condado realiza ges
tones para atrapar al repulsivo
delincuente.
Llevaba Ell animal unos Is mi
nutos en- ell patio, estirando las
patas, cuando Sc vic que estaba
envenenado.
Otro perro de un vecino Ger :
cano fue llevado a toda prisa al
veterinario, envenenado con la
misma carne, y pudo ser saliva
do.
Reside ell Sr. Bonsall en- ell 701
de la avenida Virginia. Sc encon
tr6 un papel con carne saturada
de estricnina.
Ell perro habfa ganado dife-
rentes concursos en- varias ciu-
dades del pals.
La gaceta., 1938-03-03
HAY 1850 PACIENTES EN-
Ell MANICOMIO DEL ES-
TADO

Tallahassee mario Bel ma
nicomio del estado, con capaci-
dad para 5000 pacientes, cuida
hoy de 4,500 y ademas tiene en-
las carceles y hospitales de los
condados a mas de 300 indivi-
dues cue debieran estar en-
Chattahoochee.
La noticia fu6 dada aver por
el superintendent j. T. Their
ell, quien estima que la situaci6n
requiere un pronto alivio.
A la legislature de 1889 Sc pc
dira, seg1n los proyectos pre-
parados, apruebe creditos zen
favor de nuevos edificios. A,
presente Sc c~onstruye ALI ur
hogar para enfermeras a un COS
to de 100000.
La gaceta., 1938-03-03

Luego de una petici6n de los
fabricantes para arbitraje en-
la que concurrieron los represen
tantes de la Union, ell asunto fue
sometido a la secretaria del ira
bajo de los Estados Unidos pa
ra arbitraje bajo los terminus
que autorizan al Director del
Servicio de Conciliaci6n para
nombrar un arbitro y emitir lau
do en- las dos cuestiones siguien-
ties: De 81 deben establtcerse o
no metodos de competencia en-
la fabrication de cigarros en- Pu
70 Habana y Molde, como aho-
ra Sc usa por los manufacture
ros del Norte, y 81 los tamanos
que Sc hagan en- 10 successive de-
ben ser pagados como hasta a.
Iqui.
Y que 81 ell Habano a Mode.
los tamanos que sc haran, los
precios deberan ser pagados q
los tabaqueros como hasta aqu.
y la division de los precios abo-
NADIA entire los roleros y los bon
cheros.
Los oficiales del Department
to del Trabajo verlficaron un
juicio publico en- Tampa, Flori-
da. sobre las cuestiones envuel-
tas. Ell iuicio empez6 ell 10 de
enero y termin6 en- enero rs de
1888. Las dos parties presenta-
ron testigos y evidencias docu-
mental.
Despues de conceder los ta-
manos y precios de Trenton y
otras fabricas del Norte, ell lau-
do dice: Sc ha concedido por los
La gaceta., 1938-03-03
La Universidad Popular
Jose Ndrt5

La Universidad Popular Jose
Martf, querido colnpanelo in
ye~rrogante, fue fundada en- Ca,-
IA por Julio Antonio Mella v
Auben MARTINEZ Villena, en-
'ompania de Bernal Y otros in
eligentes j6venes cubanos.
Mella y Barnal tenian un CO.
:gio en- el Vedado.
Las aulas de la Universidad
Popular eran los locales de los
Sindicatos.
Ruben estuvo en- Tampa, Guam
10 la conspiraci6n &c Veteganos
! PatriotaS. Guerra ser aviador.
Los dos eran notables orado-
res. Julio Antonio fue asesina-
do en- MEXICO por orden de Ma
chado.
Martinez Villena ~contrajo la
tuberculosis y esta enfermedad
lie llevo a la tumoa.
Las masaS cubanas tenian dos
inteligenteS y honrados defen-
sores Ell Julio Antonio y Mar
.inez Villena.
Maestro director conoci6 en-
Tampa a Villena, en- compania
de Jose Antonio Fernndez de
Castro y otras personals. Con 81
ceno Ell ell Restaurant Colum-
bia", EN- compania de Salvador
Martinez Ybor, Lorenzo Her.
nandez v otras personals.
Entonces era presidente de
Cuba ell DIR. Alfredo Zayas y AL
fonso y consul de Cuba en- Tam
pa Ell Sr. Angel Solano.
Viilena y Jose Antoaio ha-
bian sido detenidoS por conspi-
raci6n, o supuesta conspiraci6n,
en- contra del gobierno de Cuba.
Les fueron deqomisados va
rios aeroplanes que para la eau
sa de Cuba Sc habian comprado
en- Texas.
Julio Antonio y MARTINEZ vi
lena eran comunistas.
La gaceta., 1938-03-03
NUEVOS DONATIVOS

Ell Comite Femenino recibi6
los siguientes nuevos donativos
para la semana Pro Rafugiados
de Asturias en- Barcelona: Ell
vira Corrales, $1O0; Pillar Blan
co, $1.00; Fernandito Torres,
25c; Catalina Fojaco, Is; Estre-
LA Fidalgo, soc; Rosario Marti-
nez, $1.00; Ramona Faza, sc;
Ramona Cuevas, Csc; Elisa Es-
perante, $1.00; Palmira Garcia,
Csc; Amelia Hevia, $1.00;
Cada vez es mas loable, inteli-
genie y it'll la obra del Comite
Femenino.
A las madrinas de guerra de-
bemos avisarlas de nuevo sobre
la verdadera direction de los mi
licianos, que es la siguiente:
"a Brigade Mixta, Battalion SO,
Estafeta Militar 62,
Sector Centre
Madrid, Espana.
Por equivocacion Sc habia da
do a estas companeras la direc-
ci6n de Brigade "a, battalion 3d..
Tendran que escribir de nuevo.
La gaceta., 1938-03-03
LOS INVASORES DICEN
QUE LOS CHINOS TUVIEL
RON MUCHAS BAJAS

Shanghai, mario Bel man
do japones informa que las tro.
pas chinas, desmoralizadas en- la
provincial de Shansi, sufrieron
mas de $4,000 bajas.
Por ell estado mayor chino Sc
concede POGO credito a las mott
cias exageradas de los nipones,
los que dicen haberse visto O.
biigadoS, por la rapidez del a.
vance, a utilizar aeroplanos pa
ra transporter vituallas.
Admiten los chinos un reptile
que de sus tropas, pero desmien
ten, en- tono enfatico, el punto
de la decentralization y ell ndme-
70 de tbajas.
Las troas chinas hicieron a.
vances en- Sunhsien y Takow,
despues de tomar a Hwohsien.
La gaceta., 1938-03-03
-NUEVO RASGO DEL OBRE-
RO u

Ell obrero tabaquero Jose San
chez (Peruyo) que en- la prime
"a semana de la cuestaci6n pa
ia Espana, hace l9 meses, do
$500 y que desde entonees, ha-
ciendo grandes sa~crificios, Ia
venido eontribuyendo con $500
semanales, en- esta semana dara
TODD 10 que game para los Refu-
gados de Asturias en- Barcelo-
ma.
"Peruyo" es uno de los heroes
de la vanguardia porque anna a
Espana, Asturias y la humani-
dad.
Amigo apreciado, companero
desde los primeros dias del Co
mite, lie saludamos con ell puno
en- alto.
La gaceta., 1938-03-03

fabricantes en- juicio p1blico y
por 10 tanto determinado y de-
cidido: que durante ell uso de es-
tie sistema los fabricantes de
Tampa deberan en- TODD tempo
facilitar tan buenos materiales
como son facilitates a los ira
bajadores que hacen tamanos y
figuras de competition en- las
fabricas del Norte.
Que durante ell uso de este
sistema los fabricantes de Tam
pa a~ceptaran la misma clase de
mano de obra qeu Sc acepta en-
los tamanos y figuras de compe-
tici6 men las fabricas del norte.
Quedurante ell uso de este sis
tema los fabricantes de Tam
pa pagaran un salario minimo
diario igual al promedio del sa-
lario diario ganado por ell ira
bajador durante ell anterior pc
riodo de IL meses antes de la
Introduction del dicho sistema
y que este garantizado salario
minimo debera extenderse a ju-
MO 80 de 1888. Que cuando a
juicio del patrono Sc muestre
que ell trabajador no es adapta-
BILE al nuevo sistema, entonces
tai trabajaGor sera pasado al
brabajo que pueda hacer 81 tai
trabajo hay disponible.
Con respecto al HaOalt0 a mol
de, ell arbitro, un j6ven abogado.
Carl R. Schneider, que hace po-
cos dias comic en- ell restaurant
Columbia, en- compania de
Frank Cassaro dice: Yo, por 10
tanto, determine y decide que
los precios ahora pagados por
los cigarros Habanos a molde,
por los pr6ximos 80 dias, a con-
tar de la fecha de este laudo, Sc
ran no memories de los precios
ahora pagados " que durante
este periodic las parties en- dicho
convenio deberan fiel y diligen-
temente tratar de efectuar una
norma de precios Y tamanos que
sea acceptable a ambas parties.
En- ell case qeu este asunto no
haya sido ajustado por mutuo
entendimiento al fin de este pc
rfodo, habra otra orden del ar
bitro"
Dios cola confesados a los Ia
baqueros 81 ell Senor arbitro vuel
we a 'fbatear e nuevo".
lila secretaria del Erabajo,
bajo ell "nuevo trato", utilizada
para rebajar josnales!!