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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
MRS. ELLA @. ARQUfTT

Mrs. Ella @. Arquitt. ". died
Thursday at her hons. 5000 10.
Fife II. A widow, Mrs. Arquitf
was a native Of New York, and had
lived In Tacoma q years she
leaves two sons. Edward &. and
Harry Of Tacoma. two daughters.
Mrs. Cora 81. John u Tacoma and
Mrs. Joseph Slaughter Of Seattle;
four grandchildren and four great.
grandchildren Services will be
held Saturday at $50 p. N. from
Pipers chapel The Rev. X A.
Anderson VIII offlclsts. Cremation
viii follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

Forecast for Washington-~un-
settled Friday night and Saturday;
light scattered rains In the west
portion and local morning fogs In
the east portion; little change In
temperature. Gentle southerly
wind off the coast and light
variable wind. mostly south
easterly. over the inland waters
OF Washington.
Rainfall In Tacoma for the ~
hours ending at s a. m. Friday.
trace; since Jan. ], .es inch. . de-
ficiency OF .2T inch. Wind at 3
a. m. Friday south 5 m.p.h. Baro-
meter at 2e.e5 and rising steadily.
Sun rises at 1855 a. m. Friday
and sets at 4:37 p. m.
Taooma's weather on Jan. B.
1e3e-Cloudy. OF inch Of rain,
maximum temperature ~ degrees
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JOHN sTKoM

Funeral services for John Strotn,
81. Of $50 so. 5bth st, who diea
Thursday in local hospital. VIII
be held Monday at 3 .. m. from
Lynns chapel The Rev. H. Arthur
Larson will officiate. Burial WIZ
be in La Center. Wash. sirom, a
native Of Sweden, had lived In Ia
coma four years. He was a mem
ber OF the /. O o. y. IN La Center.
Survivors include two daughters.
Mrs. N. y. Pagan Of Tacoma and
Miss Ruby strom Of Seattle: a
brother. otto strom Of TahoiAh'
Wash, and two Erandsons.
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Stocks Go Lower
In Light Trading
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks: Lower and quiet.
Bonds: Irregular: y. s. gov
ernments higher.
Curb Stocks, Irregular.
Foreign Exchange: Firm
Cotton: Easy.
Wheat: OFF \ TO IL cents.
Corn: Off = to J. cent.
Rubber: Irregularly lower.
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Name Parry Co. Farm Head
Over Opposition Of Schlayb

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FRIDAY ouoTArIoNs

Quotations courtesy Dean Witter a.
Co, Washington bldg. members
New York Stock Exchange1
ufuh Low Close
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T acoma Times Almanac


and minimum g. Highest wind
velocity 10 m.p.h. from the north.
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Dwight Lee q YaA friday fIled
q petition % bankruptcy N feaersi
district court AstAnx liahalties AZ
$3.50 90 against IS In aas4kz,
claimed sxssnps.
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Your Contribution to
Finnish Relief Fund

Enclosed herewith please find s........, con-
tribution TO the Finnish Relief Fund.
................s.s' ..''..s''s
Contributions should be mailed to Rev. Carl T.
Ryde Treasurer of the local Finnish Relief Fund COM
mttee co First Lutheran church, 524 South street.
Tacoma.
Those who prefer may leave contributions at the
office of Washington Gas and Electric company, l0l
South Tenth street, Tacoma.
Checks and money orders should be made payable to
Finnish Relief Fund
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i,eld Friday nj 2 p. m. from the
Home funeral pariors In Seattle.
IyER sknoNDAL
liver skrondai. 80. member Of
American Legion. Rhodes post No.
2. died Friday morning ut his
home. No. 7, West road. lie leaves
hin wife. Grace Martin skrondal Of
the home; his mother. Mrs. l. J.
skrondai Of Everett: two brothers.
John n. Of New York and Edwin 81
Aberdeen, Wash; four sisters.
Misses Alice OF Everett and Ruth
Of Tacoma. Mrs. Gertrude Thaeker
OF Portland and Mrs. Esther caik-
ins Of Portland. caffney VIII an
nounce the funeral
FUNERAL SERVICES
Geoage Enthusiastically, p.
m. from Mellinger's chapel: Rev.
Roy 7. Brumbaugh officiating:
burial Auburn cemetery.
William Doherty - Saturday.
1880 q. m. from Mslllngsr's chapel.
intermsnt New Tacoma csmstsry.
Mrs. Gene vickery - Saturday
1:s0 y. m. from Lynn's chapel. Rev.
Charles r. Msntzer officiating.
burial Tacoma cemstsry.
George Trauth - saturday. ..
m. from Storlls's chapel; Rev. n
A. Anderson officiating, burial
New Tacoma cemetery.
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THIS MONTH

New First PUN Last
Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Jan.s Jan. n Jan. ~ re. 10
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600 shares. compared with $50. 900
Thursday. Curb sales were ISL
900 shares against $4,000.
NEW YORK - Stocks turned
lower Friday In light trading.
while bonds were mixed and most
commodities eased. Business re-
ports continued favorable.
Wall Street ascribed the re-
cession TO the weakened technical
position after recent advances.
On a seasonal basis. business
statistics made a good showing.
Car loadings were off less than
usual for this time of year. Re-
tail trade showed a gain Of four
to ten per cent over a year ago.
Barron's business index stood at
e3.s per cent of 1e23-25 for the last
week of 1889, a new high since
April, 1880.
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Tacoma Obituaries

hid Friday Mt p. m. from The
Home funeral psrlors In Seattle.
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Evening star., 1940-05-26
AUTOMOBILES foR MlR.

situi f,. @ s!us ini.h; ,mn.suists interior; tirss
.as A.d. esgs s2se .v. rr.Sd .Sd
Bladensbure I'd. ne. Ii. 1922.
PONTIAC "6" 1887 2-dr, touring sedan:
moSsir nsantul gun metal nsh
terms st only S39e. KEARNEY oLDsMo-
eaan opsn Soa sSSdsTy. NJ y ave- ne. RE. e444'
PPoNtTIAC 1895 sedan with .radio and
81 skas .s over aa n hanoea s av pay
PONTIAC IS" 1894 convertible coupe; new
blue paint good tires and top and it runs
nne; sporty looking and bargain ct only
$145. Pohanka Service, 1875 goth st.
nomical 6-cylinder car, finished in attrac-
tive gun metal: motor in best Of condition
gsssf os VIII ff nfS 70 snd
lst and New f5AKx H6lI xye sf hsSs HsSsst sols
cal s.cylinder motor that's like. new, new
very attractive car. priced low at $645;
in ety. 50 R0ss eass
l4tf and sts. NV. Dupont 1900. Open
Sunday till pm.
PONTIAC 1885 2-door sedan; new paint
ana seat covers excellent mechanical con-
dition; S295 or best offer. WO. 1928.
Dealer.
PONTIAC. 1899 opera-seat coupe; aquama-
rine .hnish; interior tailored; motor
double checked and road-testsd; finest
it,. then you can drive this car away and
take 1S months time on balance; special
- WV LEO RoccA INC,
N: Y. and Fla. AYES. NE. ME. 2475.
PONTIAC 1a36 convertible coune. sass.
cream sports finish. with new black top;
rumble seat; fine 6-cylinder economy and
performance; excellent rubber; knee ac-
ton; hydraulics. LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
Hyattsville, Md.
PONTIAC 1895 S-cylinder business coupe;
RADIO. heater. elec. clock: 10000 mi;
spotless inside and out; bargain. Call
Lincoln 3522-W
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PLYMOUTH. late 1886 de luxe 2-dr trunk
sedan; factory finish like new car; won
derful motor. upholstery spotless, new tires;
driven little over $4,000 miles by owner:
my little car has had the best Of care. 1926.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PLYMOUTH 1899 convertible sedan; 1900
actual miles color, black: white-Wall tires.
custom radio. heater; top never down:
chrome wheels; sold new for over ST 300;
ERAL MOTOR SALES, 2O1S I4th NV. DU.
kS6O
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe sport coupe
beautiful black finish, spotlessly clean in
terror. motor and tires far above average
Only $3.50; liberal trade and easiest terms;
fully guaranteed. Kearney Oldsm obile
Co, 2 N. Y. ave. ne. RE- 6444. Open
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PONTIAC 1895 S-cylinder business coupe;
radio, heater. elec. clock; 10000 mi. !;
spotless inside and out; bargain. Call
Lincoln 3522-W.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAlf.

sTUDEBAKER 1898 Commander 4-pass.
victoria; very popular style car. brand-neW
tires. excellent ons-ownsr eutomobile; S475:
Plymouth. $500 Wisconsin. Wo. 2l8i.
sTUDEBAKER $40 President sedan; S787;
radio. stabilizer and overdrive: this car
was owned by noted news correspondent,
chauneur driven: you will have to see It TO
appreciate 1t, and 1t is Butler Bonded.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
14th and r sts NV. Hobart 1887.
STUDEBAKER 1887 coupe; radio and
heater: far above average condition; not q
ish. practically new tires. spotless interior.
Ice. 1925 goth st. NV. DI. 914l.
TERRAPLANE 1888 convertible coupe
SS267; q car that looks. like new: We have
thoroughly reconditioned this car so you
can nave trouble free motor; 30-day guar
LEE d. BUTLER, INC, +
14th and r Sts NV. Hobart 3887.
WILLYS 1897 4-door sedan; very good
condition; week end special. $3.50. Russell
Motor Co. 1901 Bladensburg I'd. War
WHLYS 1897 4-door sedan: original black
nnlsh. whipcord interior, fine tires; gives
up TO 80 miles per gallon of gas; eco
s6s LusT1NE-SGcHoLsoN. iaS,s IN Hysttssiiie. SshH
ATTENTION MECHANTTC
Evening star., 1940-05-26
MERSON-THOMPSON,
ChrVgl p1vm pnfh naolor

PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe 2-door touring
safe, hydraulic brakes; very good tires;
clean interior; guaranteed o. K. by Art
Bowls and Bob Suddith; was S296; re-
duced to S245.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PLYMOUTH 1885 convertible coupe; per-
feet mechanical condition, appearance like
new slnside and out; original finish Priced
to sell quickly. Private owner Woodley
1888. 1897 Military rd. NV.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

1IUo WISCONSIN, Ave. WISCONSIN, 1855.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe 4-door trunk se-
dan; $22S; radio; practically new tires;
body; hydraulic brakes; pleasing overall
condition. .LUGTINE NICHOLSON. Hy-
attsville, Md
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PONTIAC 1885 convertible coupe; S36S;
cream sports fnish. with new black top;
rumble seat; fine 6-cylinder economy and
performance; excellent rubber; knee ac-
tom; hydraulics. LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe; original black
finish upholstery clean and shows no
wear, good tires and it runs perfectly. An
attractive car that will give some one many
miles of good service; only $315. Pohanka
Service, 1925 Goth st NV DI g141
Evening star., 1940-05-26

excel. cond. $4,000 miles; $500: terms;
private party. Mr.. Richards. co. $50.
PLYMOUTH 1886 4-door touring sedan;
traded on new Chrysler by commander in
U. 8. Coast Guard; has been kept in ga
rage; in new-car condition; it will pay
you to drive any distance to buy this clean
car; S295.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PLYMOUTH 1889 trunk sedan; unusually
clean car; practically new; fully guaran-
teed by our warranty: bargain at only
Evening star., 1940-05-26

STANDARD MOTOR SALES,
1908 l4th St NV. NO. 229S; NO. 1919
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door de luxe sedan;
excellent condition; heater, radio; $500.
Columbia 3396.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

seat. radio, heater. white tires: immaculate;
$a3O, Flood Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PONTIAC 1889 6-cylinder 4-door touring
sedan; a demonstration will convince you
it is a real bargain for only S645; beautiful
gray finish, very low mileage; top allowance
for your car; easiest terms Arcade Pontiac,
l437 Irving st NV AID. $500.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PONTIAC 1898 coupe an ideal car for the
business man who is interested in the best
that money can buy: priced for TODAY only
S445. Trade and easiest terms Arcade
Pontiac. 1437 Irving St NV AID ShO0
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door trunk sedan;
blue finish. excellent overall condition
best tires: 90-day written guarantee;
S479: 10e6 down. LOGAN, 18th and NJ
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 2-door with
ally good: spotlessly clean inside and out;
priced for quick sale, S465. GREEN-LIND-
SAY, Ford. Mercury. Zephyr. 1928 Sher-
Sao
Evening star., 1940-05-26

PONTIAC ! 93S coupe: black reconditioned;
40-day written guarantee: only S449; 10e1
down; balance easy. LoGAN'S, 18th and
Evening star., 1940-05-26

STUDEBAKERS 90, 1910 sedan DEM
onstrators, only SIPS down bal "a mos
Phone Mr.. Pry, Lincoln 9345. go
La gaceta., 1940-11-08

la moda antigua del pals, recor-
dando muebles y decorado las
tstancias y los ranches dc Ia
pampa
Pronto, claro esta el gran Co
gorza Y su brillante segundo en-
tablaron una seria de amistades
dignas de ellos, entire randas,
ladrones, asesinos y tai cual con-
trabandista de los que Sc enri-
queen navegando por las in
mensas costas de la R~epdbliea,
a trueque de dejarse la vida en-
uno de los gohOs per1idos que
exploraron por primera vez los
marines de Magallanes.
Luego de TRAFALGAR NO pcco EN-
varios golpes Pablo e Is!dro ha-
bian sido e9ntratados como re-
cordaran los lectores, por el No
rios aquel patron ecntrabandis-
t. que Sc dedicaba a llevar ar
mas a las tribus negras del sur.
Una de- aQuellas expediciones
La gaceta., 1940-11-08

termin6 de modo lamentable pa.
re Ell patron Y sus colegas de =
ventura; pero Cogorza e lsldro
tenian la suerte de un Napoleon
0 Alexandra, para los que hasta
las mayores derrotas acababan
por conyertirse en- vlctorias que
les cubrlan de gloria.
Los dos randas madrilehos,
luego de atravesar parte del de-
sierto patag6nico, dieron con
sus huesos en- Ciudad Marquee,
en- la famosa iIospederia de Ma
gallanes, donde un destino sal
vador, hizo que acabara de ser
conducido Miguelito, ell hijo de
Miguel de Guzman y Maria de
las Moves.
Cogorza Y ell Chepa sc enear-
garon de hevar al pequeho a
Buenos Aires.
Rosendo, el Cantinero, y su
mujer, Rosalia, entregaron cier-
"a captidad a los dos bandidos,
La gaceta., 1940-11-08

Buenos Aires.
Ell pobre nino volvi6 en- ST
cuando tomaban Ell tren en- la
estaei6n de Bahia Blanca.
Aqui, a las gentes que LENA
ban el compartments de terce-
ra, les eKplicaban los bandidos
que era hijo de PablltO, y que ha
bia tenido una meningitis al
.vientre".
-iPobre niho!-compadecian
muchos viajercs Las mujeres en-
particular. " lie da ESQ con
frecuencia?
-~iNo!-aclaraba Cogorza,
con su enorme suficiencia cien-
tifica-; es que ha tenido una
meRingitisl
u Una meningitis7
Al vientre, ST, sonora.
Miguelito habia mirado. es-
pantado, a sus verdugos.
Pero estos sabian que habia
de tardar sdn mUchas horas en-
La gaceta., 1940-11-08

para que hicieraR desaparecer
al hijo del pecado.
Y he aqui a los dos randas de
nuevo en- Buenos Aires.
-Bueno, comprenderas que
70 no pienso estableeerme aho-
ra de tutor de naclos = di
cho Pablito q su coiega, cuando
|los dos estuvieron en- Ell tren con
eel pd9ueho, que seguia desma-
Iyado.
Por suerter Ell tren minero de
.Campitos Sc componia de depar
diminutos, donde ape
mas cabian cuatro personas.
Los rardas ibap solos, con 81
niho dormido.
Iva me 10 figuro-contes-
to 81 Chepa-. 10 que no Sc es
10 que vamps a bacer con 81.
-tTomal -siguio diciendo
Pablo. IVA 10 veras!
Pensaban abandonarlO en- la
en- cuanto estuvieyap en-
La gaceta., 1940-11-08

-
~grandiosa peles y Obtuvo una
decisiva victoria Sobre Norman
Hurdman, 146A, de Toronto.
Levaba Flores un descanso de
seis meses y hacia su reapari-
ci6n.
BESIDE ell principle atac6 ru-
damente ell puertorriqueno y
descarg6 frecuentes y Electives
p~unetases. Hurdman hizo TODD
10 que pudo en- la defensa, pero.
sin conseguir dominar a su ad-
versario.
En- ell %semifinal, a seis asalto,
Johnny Flores, de 15712 libras,
lie Houston, Texas, venci6 por
lmplia diferencia a Roxy Fer
gione, 161, de Filadelfia. Ell ar
oitro Fullem puso fin al comba-
tie, en- ell cuarto ~aSalto, cumplien
do instrucciones del medico
George Howley. Forgione san
graba entonces copiosamente de
una herida sobre Ell ojos izquier-
do.
Charley Roberts, de Harlan,
por nocaut tecnico venci6 a
frankie Terranova, del Bronx,
en- ell segundo asalto.
Julio 0rtenzio, del Bronx, 207
libras, perdi6 ell fallo de los jue-
ces en- un encuentro con Teddy
Whit, de Noun Vernon, que
solo pesaba 1876.
La gaceta., 1940-11-08
recobrar la palabra.

En- Buenos Aires, una vez ms
talados en- ell famoso fig6n dom
de co%nocieron al Morros, los dos
randas deliberaron.
10 mejor sera que lie demos
hoy mismo Ell pasaporte-comen
to Pablo ,cuando va estaban ms
talados los dos en- una mesa mu-
grienta, frente a sendos vases
desos de vino.
-Habra que esperar a que Sc
ponga bueno.
En- efecto; Miguelito, a conse-
cuencia de la enorme dosis de
cloroformo suministrada en- Ia
noehe fatal, y a las emociones
e~xperimentadas al volver en- ST
estaba enfermo en- una al
cobita de ia buhardilla del esta-
b~lecimiento.
-Esperemos los aconteci-
m~ientos-entonoes fall6 el Co
La gaceta., 1940-11-08
LISTERINR
&EALITOSIS
(BAD. 11nATRl
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

llecas, tuvieron que emigrar a ia
Argentina.
La idea de Pablo habia sido
magnifica, Y ell hombre estaba
verdaderamente satisfecho de
su decision, que, como ahora We
remos, habia tenido una sober
bia Influenza en- los destinos
del decano de la golferia madri-
lena.
En- Buenos Aires, los dos com
pinches habian comenzado por
instalarse en- un elegantisimo DO
deg6n de la famosa Boea, cerea
del puerto, tabernucho que era
q d vez posada de marinerOs y
umigrantes, y eStaba alhajadO a
La gaceta., 1940-11-08

La potencia del "once' de Mia
mi Edison Sc prob6 de nuevo a
noche, en- Phillips Field, peFo
los Terriers de Hillsborough
combatieron valientemente y en-
i tercer periodic realizaron un
touchdown por medic de pa
jes, conmoviendo al p1blico, que
10 10 esperaba. Ricardo Fidal-
go, Ell castro" de los Terriers en-
os passes, tuvo a su cargo la jur
yada, ayudado por Paul Ema-
nuel, que atrap6 ell bal6n en- la
Inca de 40 yardas del Edison y
corri6 hasta la meta para ale
gria de 5000 espectado~es.
Los Terriers trataron de ron
per la Inca de los visitantes, en-
mas de una OCCASION, pero fraca-
saron en- ell dificil empeiio.
La gaceta., 1940-11-08
Ell banquete de hoy en- Ell Columbia"
Festejando la termination de la
temporada de 1910

Roberto Pulido, el pitcher mas
effective, alcanz6 tambien Ia dis
tinci6n de ptlotero mas valiosc
de la Liga.
Pulido lanz6 en- Is desafios,
IL en- Ell campeonato y dos en- Ia
serie final, y los gan6 todos.
FL domingo, en- Cuscaden, la
novena vencedora, la de la Lo-
gia Caballeros Leales, Sc batira
con ell "team" de la Unione tia
Llama, reforzado para la OCCASION
Els IN desaffo a beneficio del
Taller de Costura de la Gale 81,
que necesita I'm nuevo sistems
de alumbrado.
Patrocina ell juego la Liga In
ternacional y los clubs que la in
tegran.
La gaceta., 1940-11-08
Tommy Gomez derot6 anoehe 4 Young Allen
Parte del pdblico prOtest6 de la decision

de los puhos del ciudadanO dc
Macon. Sc levant6 sntes de que
empezaran a contarle.
F~Brmidables golpes de5carg6
Tommy en- el curso del match y
particularmente en- el dzcimo,
cuando parecia que Mr.. Allen
iba a recibir la cuenta de diez.
En- los Gltimos -euatro asaltcs el
tampeho deseaba triunfar FOR
nocaut; pero no pudo lograrlo.
los pesos de los dos gladiado-
res Sc d:eron como de 1877 libraS
y 1T.
Ulysses Vale vencio a Floyd
Shiflett, por un pequeno mar
gen, pero los jueces otorgaron
un empate. Uno de los jueces
veto por Vale y los otros dos
por unas tablas,
FIR d Bsria derrot6 por pun
tos, persiguiendolo por todas las
esquinss del cuadrilatero, al We
terano Domingo Torres.
Empatado Sc declare ell match
entire Peter Fillippi, de ia IL
bras, y K. o. Williams, de 1872.
La gaceta., 1940-11-08

Sc efectu6 ancede, en- Benja-
min Field, IA palsa entire el hote-
lero local Tommy Gomez y
Young AllSn, un rudo much2cho
de Atlanta, importa6o por La
Marque.
Los jueces opinaron, honra-
damente, que Gomez meracia Ia
decision; pero algunos amigos
de Allen dijeron, a gritos, que
este merecia por 10 menos unas
tablas. Otros de los e~spectado-
res, que habfan apostado a A
Hen, juraban Y perjuraban que
81 plgil habia conquistado ia
victoria.
Allen quiza pogo mas pune
azos que Tommy; pero los de
Este eran golpes de yeras, no
puietazos "enyaselinados'.
Gan6 Ell tampeho clnco asal.
.cs y Allen cuatro, segGn SAGA
mos n~osotros la cuenta, que no
vamos al pugilismo "embadur-
lados' con patrioteria,
Gomez perdi6 Ell equilibrio en-
segundo asalto y cay6 a la To-
a, pero no fue por la violencia
La gaceta., 1940-11-08

La Liga International cele-
brara hoy por la noche, en- ell
Restaurant Columbia, su ban
quete annual, festejando la ter
minaci6n del campecnato de
1910.
Presidira ell acto ell executive
de la Liga en- compania de los
invitados, delegados, subdelega-
dos, presidentes de sociedades y
otras personals.
En- el acto Sc hara entrega de
los cheques a las sociedades y Sc
dara la copa a la novena vence-
dora. Tambien Sc e~ntregara la
eopa al campe6n al bate y los
regalos al pitcher mas Elective
y Ell jugador mas valioso.
Contreras gan6 ell campeona-
to al bate, en- esta temporada, y
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.gorza.
Pero los acon.ecimientos no
slguieron ell rumbo que los mi
.serables esperaban.
Miguelito empeor6.
El dueho del boliehe de Ia DO,
ca, juzg6 oportuno que fuese lie
yado al hospital, y alli lie trasla-
daron.
Pero no al Hospital Espahol,
donde pronto quiza habria sido
eneontradO per sus padres, sino
a un hospital an6nimo de las a.
tueras de la gran urbe, uno de
SOS es~tablecimientos inmens0s,
donde Sc recoge la hcz de todas
las miserias sociales.
Miguelito pas6 ALI cerca de
un mes, con amagos de menin-
gifts, esta veg real, a consecuen-
Ga DE Ia ferocidad eometida con
por los indies al service Re
lsidoro de Borgoha.
Atentras tantO. Pablo e Isl
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Subscription semanal: 90 C
sos "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TolSfOno Y 1892
OEPORTES
LOS E~SPARTANOS Sc BATH
RAN CON Ell
Pareeen Tener los TampeHos
I'm pequeRo Margen de Ventajd

Los resueltos Espartanos de
la Universidau de Tampa, CO.
mandates por Nash Higgins, sc
batiran hoy, en- Philips Field,
con ell "once" de la u%niversidad
de 0glethorpe.
Estiman los peritos que los
tampenos tienen un pequeho
margen de ~ventaja, consideran-
do la victoria sobre los Macs
tros de Georgia, con una anota-
ci6n de ga puntos por IA.
Champ Williams llevara el ba
Ion y sera apoyado por sus COM
paneros, con la mayor efectivi-
dad possible. Williams ha venido
jugando de manera admirable y
Higgins tiene de el un alto con-
cepto.
Iniciaran la batalla por el
Tampa, Howell, Zaiko, New
lands, Myers, Driskell, Wolfe,
Schleicter, McCloskey, Williams
Comparetto v Beynon.
Los visitantes utilizaran Ia
siguiente alineaci6n: Horne,
Cegoy, Sheffield, Reid, Hendryi
Zelenick, Undertake, Maman,
Mcnsour, Tosches y House
"Veran acci6n" durante el
partido, por los Espartanos,
Clair Pittman y Johnny Bran
denberger.
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Cont Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Eentho- MuIsiOp

ing highest grade lockwood cIe@.
sote>for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Menthor
MulsicE 2 taste IRE whole family
viii. like. It clings to the mem.
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
"Atterdanc. at church is recess
savy for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough whe3 Mentho-M ulsion is
so inexpensive and cas-? to obtain
Msntho- MulGion is endorsed by
YOUR neighbors anl Jug eanteed By
lecding druggists ev'ry shere. adv
-
La gaceta., 1940-11-08
A PANTERAS IRAN A
PLANT CITY

Como Sc ha vsnido anuncian
do iran esta noche a Plant CITY.
a jugar cen los r%ecogedores d.
fresas, las Panteras del institu.
to de Palma Celia.
Jimmie Hughes ha visto au-
mentadas sus probabilidades d.
triunfo, en- los dltimos dias.
Plant City utilizara a Moody
Cone, Gallagher, DeShong, M,
Elveen, Knowles Chive Palmer
Glaros, Swecc Sewell y Archer
Los tampenos pres entaran es-
ia Inca de batalla: Martin.
Rights. Hendricks, Evans, B
Williams, SA..-, l.. Williams.
Baldwin, Hansen y Simpson.