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Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
THIS SORT OF
TRAFFIC TICKET
GIVEN WELCOME

NteOE CITY L.. 4uig - fU.H
~ unique campaign FIR safe and
s5m diving, 4taeb h4d motorists
guessing for feW d8es. bejHg
raEried ali in Gefre Garda county by
sHaEf &. T. Creas
Th"saHds " drivers have been
taHiad - I'ta saarft aud MS
deputies IA tha highways. The ef.
.eef promptly d-F.at lice W1'.
tnevn I'd card aud demand tire
drfxef S fana Whom tH- a3t-f feH
HU= with aa az upfad abb the
pff.er aaeo#ae eefe tafsii sHo4es
a rarl in ta drivers tand an1
fea1aa.
ueE1na tlr drivers embarras4.
a4et wien lse faal this:
~ hate watched 4enr driving
ever aHtauea ~ sa3esal mIias.
3aa dfefe 81 =. ,aaelF suI sen.
.hiE.
=. Every dry IN tte state.of lows
There is approximately one persea
Killed and 80 persons seriously jH-
lufad on oHr streets and highways
safe, UHe aud sensible driving
viii stop tlds ass Of Ute and limb,
'if sou den't what ~aa. fhe
otaar follow Is going TO dc, slow
deNn uutii be docs il,
.eonsirne ia Ae safe driver.
Help fo prevent accidents. You may
auge life.
..1hauks fer F6ar corporation.
aaodby. GooJ tuca..U. H. creas,
haaift.f
cerss believes that Tire campaign
rs nctirg results aud declares thas
1t 81 The only sensible system Ia
follow uaW TINT Iowa no longer has
speed law.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
Arizona Paper
On U. p | Loop

PHOENIX, Ariz, July %. UP)
Thr Prescott Journal Miner, only
#8auiag daily la northern Arizona,
vll Join the might leased wine cir.
cuit of tbt United Press tonight.
Hereafter the Jouenal Miner win
deprnd exclusively upon the United
Press. and furnish TO that ag ucv
covarage ou an news originating iH
lhe rouhcrn purt of the s'ate.
Ghr journal Minor is published
bv Arthur J. bond 4. y. Napier.
formerly of the Santa Ana (Calif.J
Register, is editor.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
Driver OF Auto
Held BY Police

Los ANGELES, July %. UDv-
r. T. Watkins, - was held in the
county Jail here today on suspicion
Of manslaughtcr as the result of
IN automobile crash near Bakers
field in which D. =. Evans OF
Whittier WIS killed
According to Watkins he was
driving ear in which Evans was
rhHng Saturday night when it
struck rock and swerved into q
parked truck.
Police viii investigate all angles
of the crash, it was announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
Woman Suicide
Blames Husband

LONG BEACH, Calf, July 90
ID.R) \ suieide' note pinned to a
woman's sweater on the Pine ave
nue pier started "A police search last
night for Mrs. Edward +. Furloug,
supposed TO have written the mes
sage
"Tell my husband he drove me
to my watery grave, the note said,
= Ten him this is the only way out
since our marriage went on the
rocks" Police were unable to To-
cate he husband.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
Local Couple
Wed At Yuma

In the presence Of few relatives
Miss Hazel Evans became the bride
of John Hoffman this morning, the
ceremony being performed in Yuma.
The brides mother and brother,
Mrs. G, W. Evans and Gilbert Evans
were among those attending,
The young couple are we'll known
in the valley both having resided
here a number Of years.
After short honeymoon they will
be at home TO their friends at their
home near Westmofiaud.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
CAFE DESTROYED

Los ANGELES, July %, U.R)
The Elue Bird cafe, ono of the first
of Los Angeles night clubs, was
destroyed by fire early today. The
origin Of the blaze was not known.
The proprietor estimated the dam
age at 100000,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
Leaps To Death
From Building

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29,W.P)-
Lcapng from the siNth floor Of an
uptown hotel, j T. Bah, age 80, was
Killed and Arthur Arones, sailor,
who was struck by the falling man,
was IN the hospital with severe in
iurios.
Before taking the death leap sun
cay. Ball frote a note telling Of his
III health and another addressed
to his former wife
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
Hospital Ready
BY September ]

Work on the new unit of the
country hospital is showing progress
Superintendent +. G. Weir said to-
day, aud II is expected the hospital
viii be open for use about Septem-
ber /.
Practically all the equipment for
the operating room has been in
stalled and the ward equipment is
to be arranged during August.
When completed the hospital will
give the county n splendid institu,
tion, capable Of giving the best care
TO those who require it,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
P. Z. OFFICIAL DIES

los ANGELES, July % WP)
Om Taylor, assistant superinten-
dent Of the Pacific Electric railway
died at the California Lutheran
hospital from heart attack yester-
day, Taylor, u native Of Iowa, had
lived in Southern California 2s
years. He was 50.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
EXPLOSION KILLS MAN

PASADENA, July 29WP)-Mar-
ion stout, 2s year old truck driver
who was injured in the explosion
q high pressure grease tank, died
at the Pasadena Hospital last night
despite efforts Of the fire depart
ment inhalator squad which supplied
oxygen for four hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
BANK ROBBED

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July
70 (UEl Two unmasked bandits
today held up the two employees Of
he Murray state Bank, located in
a suburb nine miles south of Salt
Lake CITY and escaped with $1,000
in cash and currency.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
BERMUDA SUFFRAGE PLANS

HAMILTON, Bermuda, July %.
lU.P) The members Of the Womens
Suffrage Society Of Bermuda, net
discouraged over the recent de-
cision Of the supreme court Of the
Islands, refusing women the right
to vote, will prepare a bill to be
introduced at the next session of
the Colonial Legislature, asking for
suffrage.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
HAROLD LLOYD BEST MAN

HOLLYWOOD, July %. uD -
Harold Lloyd, the screen comedian,
acted as best man yesterday when
his art director i. X. Vedder, was
married TO Dolly Lane, screen play
er.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29
{ lE}(EE}lIEE'S
y ...... esspsu~~m@s.ss
yys

Gertrude Matthews and Mary Grant,
sentenced at Rrawley for yagrancy,
were received at the county jail Sat
urday to serve sentences Of 10 days
and - days respectively.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29

Tor Pure Glass Of Lemonade
90 to Paul's, at Piekwick Stages
Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29

Mayer In Les Angeles-Mayor w.
J. Clements went to Los Angeles
ever the weekend, to visit his fam
lily and to make arrangements for
alterations IN lis drug store which
VIII be started in short time.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-29

INt Ua NINH JVH WHFfHtIIH
Bleach Pack Paristenne Beauty
Shoppe. SIS Main. Phone 783. adv
Collision At City Limits-Two
Ford ears were badly damaged at
Imperial avenue aud San Diego
Highway intersection at 8 O'Clock
last night when Joc Roiae Of Plast
or city cut in IN making a left
tan, eolliding with car driven bv
y. Terrell None Of the ear oceu.
pants was injured.
El fronterizo., 1929-01-15

de los abogados y censuran la ~sentencia. En- tempo de cleo
clones Sc Green mas elocuentes que Cicer6n y CASTELAR,, a pesar
de que desconocen la ciencia del Derecho nj han visto un ira
|tado de Ret6rica.
Otros hay con pujos de s~abihondos, porque pasaron pr
las aulas de altos estudios, pero la cencia no penetr6 en- sus
mentes, ven al resto de los humanos con despectiva altivez, ca
Isl con lastima. La serpiente tiene la misma manera de levan-
tar la cabeza que Ell gusano. Con audacia sorprendente CO.
rrigen a Cesar Cantu en- Historic, a Victor Hugo en- Literatu-
|ra, a Murillo en- Pintura, causando grima ell yer como esos inn
berries m~osalbetes, por la mania de aparecer grandes, Sc CO
dean con los ilustres maestros de las ciencias ylas artes.
La presunci6n del necio es tan grande como su ignoran-
|ca.
Green ser sagaces los que ven una mala intenci6n en- los
actos ajenos, por buenos que sean, y suponen tener mirada de
.ince los que Green adivinar en- la fisonomia ell caracter Y has
ia los vicios de las personas.
No os dejeis influenciar pOr las alabanzas o vituperios
fruto de la passion. Conserved la serena unprecedented del
juez. Esperad y los hechos tie ensenaran las virtudes v debi-
.idades de las personals. 81 por desgracia descubris alguna
falta, cubridla con ell manic de un misericordioso silencio o dis
culpa. No sabemos con cuantas tentaciones tuvo que luchar ell
pobre pecador. Cuanta verguenza Y cuantas lagrimas lie ha
causado su caida. Quizas influyeron las amistades perversas.
Que Sc 20 cuantas atenuantes podriamos aducr. ST acaso no
podemos callar la vz viperina del soberbio fariseo, increpadlo
como JESUS a la turba farisaica: "El que Sc yea libre de pc
cado, que arroje la primera piedra."
El fronterizo., 1929-01-15
Ell Doctor Sacasa
LEGO A Managua,
Para Entrevistar al
Presidente NJ.
MOncada

MEXICO, Enero 14-Cable-
gramas llegados de Managua,
informan que aver lego a
dicha ciudad, procedente de
Guatemala, ell senior Doctor
Juan B~autista Sacasa, ex-
Vicepresidente liberal de Nj
caragua, con ell objeto de con-
ferenciar con ell Primer Ma
gistrado de aquel pals hernia
no, General Manuel Moncada,
antes de partir rumbo a Wash
ington con ell cargo de Minis
tro Plenipotenciario y Envia-
do Extraordinario.
El fronterizo., 1929-01-15
Fierro Preparase Para
Otro Grandioso Vuelo
Artista S~inaIOense
Que Triunfa En-
Hollywood

MEXICO, Enero 14.-La
gentil artista -cinematografi-
ca Mona Rico, originaria del
Estado de Sinaloa, ACADIA de
resultar electa la Estrella de
Modas para ell corriente ano,
en- ell concurso alberto al efec-
to en- Hollywood, California,
y en- ell cual tomaron parte
los "astros" femeninos de
mayor magnitud en- ell arte
mudo.
En- amos pasados, como Sc
recordara, trunfaron en- ell
mismo concurso Lupe Velez
y Dolores del Rio, por 10 cual
puede afirmarse que los ar
tistas mexicanos llevan en- to-
do la s~upremacia.
El fronterizo., 1929-01-15
81 Quieres Triunfar

Todas las cosas podemos
dividirlas en- dos grupos. En-
uno pondremos las cosas que
nos interesan; en- ell otro las
que no. Este 1ltimo sera in
dudablemente mucho mas
numeroso que ell anterior.
Pero por muy grande que sea
no debe preocuparnos nj de-
tenernos un momento a con-
templarle. En- Gambia, en- ell
grupo primero, en- ell que ha-
bra pocass cosas, debe en-
bargar nueStra atencion.
Els menester aprender a
3hacer r~apidamente la divi-
sion entire los dos grupos y
a separar 10 que nos importa
de 10 que no. Quien 10 con-
sigue Sc evita muchos traba-
jos in1tiles Y CANA muchas
horas al cabo del dfa.
Tan necesario como ell ira
bajo es ell descanso. Els pre-
ciso que sepas, que aprendas
a TRAFALGAR bien; pero tambfen
10 es que conozcas cuando y
cuando debes descansar. Sin
descanso no hay trabajo POI
sible. Por ESQ es precise
equilibrarlos. :
Quien intenta TRAFALGAR al
cabo del dia mas horas de
las debidas; quien desea
realizar en- un dia 10 que
normalmente harfa en- tres;
quien obliga a SUI cuerpo a ha-
GER un trabajo intense durant
un tempo excessive, va con-
ira sus propios in tereses.
ira sus propios intereses.
Podemos estar segurlos de
mucho al dueno de la gallina
de los huevos de orc, de que
la fabula nos habla.
Ell ell cerebro,
lie ha sido dad6 al hombre
para algo mas grande y mas
El fronterizo., 1929-01-15
Usara Ell "Baja Ca
ifOrnia s., UItimO
De Los AviOneS
CONSTRUED Os En-
Tijuana, Baja Ca
IifOrnia.

MEXICO, D. F., Enero IA.
Ell esforzado aviador chihua-
huense, Roberto Fierro Sc es-
ia preparado convenience
mente para iniciar en- fecha
proxima un sensational vuelo
Continental, usando del 1lti-
mo de los aparatos construi-
dos en- Tijuana, Baja Califor-
MIA y que Sc denomina ell
"Baja California s."
Fierro Sc propone salir
'dentro de POGO tempo, va
que solo lie faltan algunos
detalles para terminar la
preparation de SUI vuelo, de
la Ciudad de Mexico, hacia
las costas del Pacifico, para
If a dar vueIta por la extre-
midad meridional del Cabo de
Buena Esperanto, para en-
trar al Oceano Atlantico has
ia llegar a la ciudad dc Nue.
va York, de donde empren-
dera ell regreso a Mexico,
realizando asi un vuelo con-
tinental de amistad Y buena
voluntad de Mexico para las
naciones de este Continente.
Ell aviador Fierro cuenta
va con la authorization Y ell
apoyo necesarios del Gobier-
no para la realization de su
magma empresa aerea.
El fronterizo., 1929-01-15
P|ENSA NAL ACERTARAS
Es Ell AxIoMA DEL NAL N-TENcIoNADo

Las gentes casquivanas que adoptan este principle, como
regla de conducta, aentados porque alguna vez les san6 bien,
piensan NAL de TODD y de todos, sin Fundamental alguno, por
10 que cometen los mas grandes absurdos. 81 ven a un en-
fermo, corrigen la prescription medica, formuIando diagn6s-
ticos e indicando remedies los mas extranos, sin conocer, nj
por Ell Zorro un tratado de medcina. Unas curanderas opinan
que al enfermo lie hicieron NAL, y que para ESQ es bueno tate
mar una galina viva; otro charlatan opina que no es enferme-
dad, sino dolor, causado por los e~spiritus maos, y que el
10 cura por tanto dinero, llevandolo a un lugar donde hagan
cruz los caminos y ~sentandolo en- un hormiguero, o en- SUI
defecto, propinandole una paliza hasta que yea ell lucero.
Otros tienen la mania de Ieyes. Critican los discusses
El fronterizo., 1929-01-15

it'll que ocuparlo en- tonte-
rfas in1tiles. Ell cerebro lie
ha sido dado para que cons
tantement progrese hacia ade
lante por una senda de per-
f~eccionamiento.
Quien no emplea su cabeza
en- ninguna labor grande y
it'll no es digno de llamarse
hombre; porque no sabe
facultades con que la Natu-
facultades conque la Natu-
raleza 10 dot6.
El fronterizo., 1929-01-15
POR STEPHENSON

Cuando sufras una desilu-
sion, cuando ell fracaso ven
ga a %vencerte, cuando los que
creiste amigos Sc aparten de
tt, cuando TODD parezca per-
dido, Sc fuerte. Sc fuerte por-
cue ell triunfo esta cercano.
No tie rindas, no dudes, no
vaciles. Contin1a la lucha
con nuevas fuerzas, con nue.
vos impetus, porque la vic
toria esta cerca y sera tuva.
81 vacilas o dudas es muy
possible que fracases. Por ESQ
debes hacerte mas fuerte
cuando mas dificultades Sc al
cen contra ii, cuanto mayores
obstaculos tie cierren ell ca
mino del exito.
ST TODD esta en- contra tu-
va, no importa. Sc fuerte,
continua luchando, y tn po-
dras mas que todos los que
contra tt Sc opusieron.
i =
ST APPEL a quien creiste
amigo en- la primera difficult
tad tie deja en- la estaca, ale
CRATE. No merecfa c~ontinuar
siendo amigo tuyo; ST de los
que esperaste ayuda Sc vuel-
ven en- contra tuya, no tie
Rpures. Sigue con nuevos
impetus hacia adeIante; por-
que 81 no tie apoyan; 81 tie
atacan, es seguramente por-
quet tie temen; porque eres
fuerte.
No tie dejes veneer por las
dificultades. Made puede
contra un hombre que ante
les nuevos obstaculos siente
fuerzas renovadas que lie
impulsaron a marchar demo-
dadamente adelante, siempre
hacia adelante.
= =
ST las primeras amargu-
ras, los primeros fracasos
bastan a terminar con tus
fuerzas o ilusfones, mengua-
do era tn caudal. Ell hombre
ante las dificultades prime
ras, ante los fracasos, Sc cur
tie, Sc alecciona Y contin1a
adelante. ESQ hace ell triun-
fador. Y ESQ es 10 que min
gnn fracasado hace. He a.
qui la causa de que la mayo
ria de ellos 10 sean.
= .
NADIA hay mas idiotamente
absurdo que ser hombre que
Sc entretiene en- 'matar ell
TEMPO" Else hombre, sin
embargo, es imitado por mu-
chos millones mas. Y son en-
n1mero formidable los hom-
bres que al preguntarseIes
que estan hacienda, respon-
den en- cogiendose ell hon.
bros: Aquf, matando ell
TEMPO"
Como 81 al tempo pudiera
matarsele. No Sc dan cuenta
de que 10 1nico que hacen
es desperdiciar tontamente
una parte importante de su
vida, una parte que bien apro-
vechada pudiera conducirles
a la Gina del exito Y de la
fortuna.
Hay muchos hombreS que
Sc quejan de su suerte Y que,
cuando Sc les pregunta que
labor realizan, contestan que
estan "matando ell tempo"
= =
SAmas la vida ?-dijo en-
cierta OCCASION Benjamin
- no des-
perdicies ell! tempo; porque
es la sustancia de que esta
tornado.
No tie dejes alucinar por
las apariencias. En- Ell fondo
de todas busca la realidad, la
verdad. NADIA important las
ilusiones, las apariencias. Lo
1nico que interesa es la YER
dad.
Aprende a buscar la YER
dad de todas las cosas, a des-
cubrirla r~apidamente. Els una
de las ciencias mas impor-
| fanfoc do 10 vida
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DIXIE STRIKES
CROW CALMER;
z MILLS OPEN
South Carolina Workers
Return; Union Chiefs
Homes Burned.

~ United PrCss
ATLANTA, Ga. May 24.-The
strike situation in textile mills of
The Piedmont south was greatly i'm
proved today both in the cessation
Of disorders and the settlement Of
Two disputes in South Carolina.
Two mills reported the concluding
Of agreements Thursday-the Wood
run cotton mills at Spartanburg,
and the Poinsett mills at Greenville.
s G.. both units Of the Brandon
corporation. AS a result 375 en-
pl0yes resumed work Thursday at
the former mill and officials an
nounced about 1000 would return
Monday at Spartanburg. at which
time the mill there will resume OPP
eratiOns.
Reports from Elizabethton we're
that that town had settled down
10 a normal pace during the trials
of more than fifty strikers charged
with contempt Of court.
An inquiry was begun into the
FIRE which destroyed the home Of
Jim Hampton at Valley Forge and
an empty house Of Jim Russell at
Ehza bethtOn Thursday night.
Hampton formerly was an employc
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Illinois and Washington streets.
this city. hears Of another remark
able accomplishments of this new
compound. Day after day. year m
and year out, a never-ending stream
of happy. sincere Endorsements,
praiSing this new medicine for the
relief from suffering-new health
it brought. keeps pouring into the
KOniOla files, until they are filled
almost to Overhowing. Different
from all other medicines. Konjola
is designed to attack the very cause
of the suffering at the source, and
10 act as an aide to Nature in re-
moving that cause. 1t is not made
to give mere temporary, fleeing re-
lief. Tt contains no alcohol no
nerve deadening drug, no heart-de-
pressing chemical. 1t is an honest
medicine, a medicine that Nature
herself might recommend. All it
asks is the chance to prove its
merit-results Will speak for them
selves. Does it not stand TO reason
that what Kon lola has done for one
it can do for others, for you? Read
then. of the happy experience that
Miss Grace La Compile, All North
Illinois street. this city. had with 1t.
Miss La Compile recently made the
following statement to the Konjola
Nan.
I feel better than I have for a
long time, and I owe all this new
health TO Konjolal For the past
year my health had been falling.
MY condition in general was run
down. I was always tired and
nervous. I lost my appetite, and
did not enjoy the food I forced my
self to eat. Naturally. I did not
get nv proper nourishment. was
subject to dizzy spells. and was
bothered considerably by the APP
pearauce of black spots before my
eyes. I just felt weak, tired and
WORKOUT. I felt sure that if I did
not soon find something to correct
this condition, more serious cOmph-
cations were likely to follow.
L had read so many good reports
about KOnjOla, and so many people
were recommending this new med
icine that I decided to see If it
might not help my condition. Well.
it did I cannot praise this new
medicine too highly. BY the time I
had finished the second bottle I
knew that I had found a real
medicine. ] have now used six
bottles, and feel better than for
years That tired, WORKOUT feel
ing is gone. Ny nerves are calm,
and my appetite has improved Won
derfully. I enjoy my meals, and
benefit from what eat. I am no
longer bothered by dizzy spells. and
the spots never appear before my
eyes. I feel UNNECESSARILY BETTER
owe all this new health TO Kon-
jola. and hope that my experience
viii help others to find their way
TO healthl"
Another glorious victory added to
Konjola's already surprising record!
Is there any wonder Konjola is
called the master medicine?
The Konjola Man is at Hooks
Dependable Drug Store. Illinois and
Washington streets, Indianapolis
where he Is meeting the public
daily. introducing and explaining
the merits OF this modern medicine.
advertisement.
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and declared that he had retired
gracefully from the field of battle.
Bush yielded one OF the rooms to
the George Rogers Clark Memorial
commission.
When the legislature convened in
January, Bush dispossessed part of
the state travelling library and re-
tanned that room as an inner con-
ference chamber and a smaller
room as an entrance.
His action caused the state IL
brary to ask for an additional $4,000
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Of Glanzstof and is an active men,
beI of the Textile Union. Russell
was a sympathizer with the strikers
Erection Of a tent city to house
striking employees Of Manville-
Jenckes mills was begun today at
Gastonia, N. c., where 100 workers
are out. Dedication Of the canvas
homes is scheduled for Saturday
afternoon, when a celebration is
planned by National Textile Work
ers' Union officials.
Printed invitations to the celebra-
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bank messenger in a main street Of
Oklahoma City today, robbed him Of
about $4,000 and escaped after ex-
changing shots with police.
c. H. Dowell, the bank messenger.
was driving from the branch Of the
Federal Reserve bank to the Ameri-
can First National bank, carrying a
Tag of money, when the robbers
crowded him to the curb.
The bandits shot DowelL in the
arm.
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Rocks Hit Negro Home

Complaint that four windows IN
the front of his house we're broken
by rocks. thrown by unidentified
persons Thursday night, was made
to police by James Hinton, Negro.
426 West Fortieth street. 1t is the
only Negro family in the block, po-
lice were informed.
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Robbery CIews Lacking

MARION, Ind, May 24.-No cleWs
have been obtained by police in
vestigating robbery of the Mcclure
filling station and smuggling OF
James Freeman, aged attendant, as
70 identity of the lone bandit, who
obtained $40.
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CANT PRAISE
new K0NJ0LA
TOO HIGHLYp'
Il Feel Better Than For a
Long Time" Says This
Grateful Lady.

Claims and promises are not made
for KonjOla, the new medicine. It's
unmatched record of accomplish
ments in the most stubborn cases
Of long years standing speaks for
itself. Never a day passes but that
the Konjola Man, who is daily ex-
planning all about this new medicine
at Hooks Dependable Drug Store,
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MAY a, 1873

in the budget to pay for moving
part of the library and for space
rental outside the building.
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BUSH SURRENDERS
Lieutenant Governor Gives
Up StatehouSe Space.

Lieutenant-Governor Edgar Bush,
Salem, today admitted that he was
vanquished in his fight to retain a
two-room suite at the Statehouse
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ton have been sent out by the
strikers, who were evicted from their
niill-owned homes following calling
Of the strike
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BANDITS GET $4,000
Stage Gun Battle HoIdup on
Oklahoma City Street.

BIZ United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, May
24.-Three bandits. operating with
old-time frontier daring, held up a