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WTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

secreta para detener a los res.
ponsables del fracasado com.
plot contra Ell Quartet de Ia
guardia rural en- Cruces y ape
derarse de las armas que all.
habia.
Los veinte hombres aver a.
rrestados van a ser sometidos
a un proceso.
Buenos Aires, Argentina. -
Dos personals resultaron heri
das, una de elias un alto off.
cial de la policia, al ocurrir a.
yer un encuentro entire parti.
darios y enemigos del presiden
te lrigoyen.
Sc han tornado precauciones
contra un m~ovimiento revolu
cionario que Sc dice organiza-
do por los adversarios del GO
bierno.
Lima, Perd.-El nuevo 60
bierno ha encarcelado al pre-
sidente Legufa y a su hijo
Juan, contra los cuales Sc ha-
ran gravfsimos cargos. Sera
juzgado en- consejo de guerra
ell teniente comandante Harold
d. Grow, un mercenario del
cuarpo de aviaci6n, a quien Sc
acusa de haber planeado ell
bombardeo de Arequipa, por ell
aire, en- apoyo de la admins.
TRACTION de Legufa.
Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. Ell
gobierno ha desmentido los ru-
mores, salidos de los pueblos
fronterizos, en- ell Uruguay, di
ciendo que una revolution es
inminente en- ell estado de Rio
Grande Do Sui.
La gaceta., 1930-08-30

Los comisionados del conda-
do rehusaron aver acceder a la
peticion de Preston Smith, jefe
de la policia de transito, que de-
sea Sc lie paguen $4,000 de sala-
rios atrasados a los hombres de
su departamento. Manifesto
Smith, apoyado por su abogado
R. E. L. Chancey, que llevarfa
ell case a los tribunales y Sc lie
dijo que 10 hiciera, 81 lie parecia
justo.
La comisi6n redujo los suel
dos de los policfas de la secci6n
de transito, de 5000 a $3.50, y
Smith dice que una ley fijando
csc sueldo no ha sido revocada
y por 10 tanto continda en- vi
gor.
Aconsej6 a los comisionados
la firma de abogados Sutton,
y Reeves que no Sc pa
que, por estar todos los puntos
de ley a favor de la administra
ci6n.
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tible, volviendo a caer sobre su
asiento.
Ell magistrate Sc disponfa a
dirigirle nuevas preguntas.
De pronto oyo grandes gri-
tos en- la Gale y cast en- ell acto
un ruido de pasos reson6 en- la
escalera.
I'm guardia entr6 en- la habi-
taci6n.
Senior c~omisario-dijo,-
esta aqui ell asesino.
al DIR estas palabras, Tulsa
Sc levant6 de un salto, avanz6
algunos pasos y Sc detuvo en- ell
centric de la habitacion, frente
a la puerta.
I'm estremecimiento nervioso
recorria sus miembros. Su fiso-
nomfa hahia adquirido una ex-
La gaceta., 1930-08-30

Al jefe de policfa, Sr. Knight
sc ha dirigido ell jefe de sani-
dad, DR.. Bartlett, pidiendole
haga cumplir la ordenanza que
prohibe ell uso del espacio entire
las aceras y la Gale para expo
ner frutas, vegetables y produc-
tos alimenticios. Gran n1mero
de quejas Sc lie han presenta-
do a Bartlett y este sostiene que
las frutas, vegetables, ETC., de-
ben guardarse en- ell interior de
los establecimientos, que debe-
ran tener telas metalicas y pro-
teger sus efectos contra ell pol
vo.
La gaceta., 1930-08-30
BUSCAN A UN CRIMINAL
QUE VIOLO Y ASESINO A
UNA NINA DE 8 AMOS


South Bend, Indiana, Agos,
to 30.-La policfa busca al
monstruo que violo y asesin6 a
la nj ma Marverine Appel, de
8 amos. Ell cadaver fue encon-
trado anoche a dos cuadras de
su domicilio.
I'm sospechoso fue detenido
y puesto mas tarde en- libertad
al comprobarse su inocencia.
Por la captura de la bestia hui
mana Sc han ofrecido premios
que montan a $4,000.
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preston terrible. Con la cabeza
alta, los labios crispados, la mi
rada brillante y ell seno agita-
do, esperaba.
Ell comisario de policia la mi
raba con tanta sorpresa como
curiosidad. Sc hacia ell efecto
de una transformation que Sc
hubiese operado ante sus ojos.
Los agentes que guardaban
la puerta Sc apartaron Y Ramo-
neau, con ell livido rostro Gu
bierto de manchas violaceas
verdosas, apareci6 entire dos a.
gentes, que lie sujetaban cada
uno por un brazo.
A la vista de su mujer, re-
trocedi6 bruscamente.
Los agentes, creyendo que
trataba de escaparse, lie dieron
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fectamente demostrado que ell
m6vil del asesinato ha sido ell
robo. Solo NOS falta descubrir
ell nombre del asesino, que Sc
ha negado en- absolute a respon
der a las preguntas que Sc lie
dirigen y a decir como ha podi-
do saber que listed por la ma
mana habia entregado cuarenta
mil frances a la vfctima. iPo-
dria listed decirme algo sobre
ell particular?
Luisa Sc estremeci6.
-No-respondi6 visiblemen
tie turbada,-no, yo no Sc NADIA.
-Miente-se dijo ell comisa-
rio de policia,-sabe algo mas.
Z Por que no 10 dice?
lie dirigi6 una severa mirada
y Luisa bai6 los Ojos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-30

Manana domingo, a las II 80
de la manana, Sc efectuara el
sepelio del Sr. Antonio Muniz,
miembro que era de la logia
Ideal No. So, de los Odd Fe-
flows.
Ell secretario de la logia, Sr.
Bias Rodriguez, eta a >todos los
Hermanos para que acompanen
ell cadaver hasta su 1ltimo lu-
gar de descanso.
Saldra ell funeral de la casa
mortuoria de j. l.. Reed, esqui-
ma de Florida y Palm. Los Odd
Fellows deberan reunirse ALI
a las 1890 de la manana.
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LOS ESTAN
IMPONIENDO Ell SBRVI-
CIO MILITAR A LOS IN
dos BRASILEROS

Belem Do Para, Brasil, AgoS
to 30.-Ha llegado aqui la mott.
cia de que en- la Guayana fran
cesa Sc esta reclutando para ell
servicio militar a indios brasil
leros que han sido bautizados
por sacerdotes franceses. Los
capitanes de las aldeas de in
dos en- Urucara, Caripy, Raca
y Oyapack han pedido al gober-
nador mande TN sacerdote bra
silero para que bautice a 200 de
sus ninos.
Han sido aconsejados los in
dios por ell Oral. Candida Ron
don, inspector de la frontera.
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NOTTCIAS DE NTERES LOCAL

Declare aver ell DR.. Bartlett,
jefe de sandal, que Sc ha con-
cedido 80 dfas a los productores
de leche del condado para cum
plir los requerimientos de la
nueva ordenanza de la ciudad,
que ell dfa l de octubre Sc pom
dra en- vigor.
mi departamento, dijo aver
Bartlett, dara a escoger a los
lecheros entire cumplir la orde-
nanza o vender su leche fuera
de Tampa. Demandaremos es-
La gaceta., 1930-08-30

Falleci6 aver en- esta ciudad
Ell Sr. Antonio Garcia, de 60
amos, jefe de una respectable IA
milia, vecino que era de la Gale
Taliaferro 2l07 en- Tampa
Heights.
LIE sobreviven su esposa, una
hija, Sra. Manuel Olmedo, y
dos nietas, Sras. Fernando L.
Dfaz y Consuelo Murna.
Recibira sepultura ell cada-
yer en- ell cementerio Myrtle
Hill.
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suficiente para crearles ener

su~ficiente para crearles ener-
gias con que conseguirlo y guar
darlo.
Ahora bien, los economistas
que descubrieron que la de-
manda produce la oferta, prom
to tuvieron que limitar su pro-
porcion diciendo "demanda
efectiva," 10 que result6 en-
analisis final, Y simplemente,
la oferta misma. Este princi-
pic rige tambien en- las esferas
de la politica la moral Y todos
sus d~epartamentes. La oferta
actual es la medida de la de-
manda efectiva; las meras as
piraciones y posesiones no pro
Queen NADIA.
No hay comunidad que ja-
mas haya pasado las Eases mi
ciales en- que sus pugnacidad y
fanatismo lie permitieron fun
dar una naci6n y su codicia
desarrollar una civilization CO.
mercial. Aun estas etapas no
Sc han alcanzado por medic
del espfritu publico sine por
agencia de la voluntad intole-
rante Y de la fuerza bruta.
George Bernard Shaw.
Londres, Agosto de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by Pallas
Features Syndicate.
La gaceta., 1930-08-30
LOS RAYOS
IA MATAN LA NICOTINA

Chicago, Agosto 30.-El DR..
"A. j. Pacini, de esta ciudad,
dice hLaer descubierto que los
rayos ultravioleta matan la nj
cosina del tabaco sin quitarle
nj ell aroma nj ell sabor.
Estaba ell DR.. Pacini hacien-
do otros e~xperimentos cuando
casualmer@ descubri6 la in
fluencia de la luz sobre ell Ia
baco.
La gaceta., 1930-08-30

Ell abogado Herbert S. Phil
fps envi6 aver una carta a los
comisionados del condado infor
mandoles que su representado,
ell arquitecto Fred ]. James, ha
retirado, por consejo suyo, la
reclamation de $4,000 que ha-
&c pocos meses presentara en-
contra del condado, por haber
pasado ell ano que la ley conce-
de para reclamar.
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tricta obediencia Y sin excuses.
Bastante tempo Sc les esta con-
cediendo para que Sc austen a
la ordenanza. Ell tipo de leche-
no que rechaza los requerimien-
tos modernos debe marcharse
de Tampa con su habito.
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un vlolento empuj6n y Sc en-
con5ro a dos pasos de Tulsa, ba-
10 la llama de su mirada.
Los agentes no lie habfan SOL
tado adn.
-Dejadle-dijo ell comisario
de policia.
Los agentes Sc apartaron sin
perder de vista al asesino. Ra-
moneau no pensaba huir, per-
maneclo inm3vil, Estaba ate
rrado.
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MPORTANTE

Ell alfiler y ell par de pen
dientes que D. G. D., dueno de
la Barberfa No. 2611 16 St.,
hace a sus clientes 10 postpone
para eel 20 de Septiembre en-
lugar del 81 de Agosto como
dicen las ~papeletas.
D. C. d.
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reacciones que ~nuestras insti'
tuciones provocan en- nuestra:
virtudes naturales. Ell marquis
ia, ell fabiano, Ell salvacionista
ell vegetariano, ell medico, e.
abogado, Ell clerigo, ell professor
de etica, ell gimnasta, ell Soda.
do, ell d%eportista, Ell inventor
ell politico todos estos, tiener
algunas formula para mejorai
nos. Y cast todos sus remedies
son ffsicamente posibles Y tie.
men por objeto remediar males
concretos.
Segdn estos sehores ell limi.
tie del progreso es, cuando me.
nos, la consumacion de todas
las reformas sugeridas, la nj
: velacion de todos los hombres
al punto alcanzado va por los
mejor nutridos Y cultivados en-
mente y cuerpo. Luego enton-
ces, seg1n ellos aquf esta ell e.
norme terreno donde debe de-
sarrollarse la energia del re-
formador. Aqui estan muchas
metas mobiles a las que Sc pue-
de llegar por diversos caminos
cuesta arriba de la Montana
de las Dificultades tan queri-
da por los espfritus mobiles y
grandes de todas las epocas.
Desgraciadamente la Mon
tana esa nunca sera ascendiia
por ell hombre tai como 10 CO.
nocemos ell dfa de hoy. In1til
es negar que 81 todos nosotros
nos esforZaramos valientemen-
tie a 10 largo de la senda de los
reformadores, podriamos me-
jorar las condolences de nues-
tro mundo de una manera pro-
digiosa. Pero en- csc ssh no
hay mas esperanzas que en- la
%creencia, igualmente plausi-
bic, de que si-el firmamento Sc
cayera todos nosotros podria-
mos coger alondras.
Pero nosotros, los hombres,
no vamos a marchar por esos
caminos, porQue no tenemos la
suficiente energia para clio,
porque no deseamos ferviente-
mente llegar a la meta, porque
en- muchos casos nj siquiera Sc
nos ocurre desearlo, 81 lie pre-
guntamos a cualquier hombre
que 81 quiere convertirse en- un
hombre mejor de 10 que es,
acknowledgements que nos res
'nondata ell muy piadoso, que
81. ST lie preguntamos a cual-
quier hombre que 81 quiiera
tener un million de pesos nos
respondent ell muy sincere que
ST.
Pero ell ciudadano piadoso
que GUERRA ser hombre meior.
continua portandose de la mis-
ma manera que antes. Ell vaga-
bundo que quisiera tener I'm
million de pesos, no Sc toma Ia
molestia de ganarse diez CEN
tavos. En- Gambia, son legion
los hombres y mujeres que con
TODD gusto aceptarian una he
rencia de a mill6ny que CONT
nuan vlviendo y muriendo sin
haber tenido jamas I'm active
de veinticinco pesos a SUI ia
vor, 81 bien es cierto que hay
mendlgos que Sc mueren en-
medic de sus andrajos sobre
colchones rellenos con orc acu
mulado porque 10 desearon 10
La gaceta., 1930-08-30

LOS MASONES CONCURRI-
RAN MANANA AL ENTIE-
RRO DEL SIR. ANTONIO
GARCIA
Ell venerable maestro de la
logia masonica Universal no.
178, Sr. Enrique Santos, y ell
secretario, Sr. Luis Caras, ci-
tan a los maestros masones pa
ra que Sc reunan manana, a las
tres de la tarde, en- los salones
de la Logia, con ell fin de con-
currir al sepelio del @. H. An.
tonic Garcia, P. NJ, de la Logia
Universal de New York.
Residia ell Sr. Garcia, que te-
MIA 60 amos de edad, en- la casa
n1mero 2107 de la Gale Talia-
ferro.
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FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
OLE TALES PADRES.

OLE TALES PADRES.
/, TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German
de partir hoy mismo.
u D6nde debia if?
-Lo mas lejos possible de
Francia.
- Tenia dinero?
No podria decir la suma
justa; pero esta manana he We
nido yo aqui y lie he entregado
cuarenta mil frances en- billetes
de Banco.
AL asesino Sc lie ha encon-
trado esa suma y ademas una
bolsa con orc. Ahora esta per-
La gaceta., 1930-08-30

Santa Clara, Cuba, Agosto
80. - Esta efectuandose una
Investigation por la policfa
La gaceta., 1930-08-30

ERA .MIEMBRO DE LA LO-
GIA E NO. SIS Ell SIR.
MUNIZ
La gaceta., 1930-08-30

LA SITUACION EN- CUBA,
PERU Y
BRASIL
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XXI
Ell CUCHILLO DE
RAMONEAU

nuoo un momento de silencio
s0mbrio' iQus iha a pasar? n
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George Bernard Shaw.

Londres, Agosto de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by Pallas
Features Syndicate.
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HIGHLAND
Pioneer Falls on Steps;
Breaks His Hip Bone

Monday j. G. Streffeiler was
taken to the General hospital al
Pasco for professional care, be-
cause of fall he received at the
church Sunday evening in which
his hip was broken. Mr.. Streffeller
has been resident of Richland
since its very beginning. For sew
eral years he was engaged in the
shoe repair and harness making
business and kept in close touch
with all interests Of the town. He
was closely Identified with all the
church work and took a vital in
terest in everything pertaining to
this work. Though he is no longer
young, being about Is years old,
and seemingly has known more
than his share of vicissitudes of
life, he is still comparatively rug
ged in health and his friends are
wishing for him a happy recovery
from his present serious condi-
ton.
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HIGHLANDS
Continued from last weekly

4
Ward Frazier, who is with the
Northwestern Gas Co., spent Tues
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. M. Frazier.
Mrs. Helen Williams, with hel
mother, Mrs. Johnson of Spokane
were guests, of Mrs. A. w. Liebel
Wednesday.
G. E. Jones, uncle of Mrs. Har-
ry Dillon, came down from Yak
ina Tuesday for the duck hunting.
A number of ladies of the Altar
Society were callers at the A. w.
Liebel home Friday.
The friends of Mrs. Hugh Han,
ratty hear that, while she shows
a slight improvement, she will be
confined to the hospital for some
time. She has been i'll for the past
five months and as a proof of the
saying that trouble never comes
singly Mr.. Hanratty had the mis-
fortune of MASKING his toe, which
will necessitate an enforced rest.
Mrs. Hanratty's sister from Seat
tie arrived to be with them for a
while.
Jack Ross made a bushes trip
to Spokane Saturday. His brother,
D. G. Ross, returned with him for
few days.
Pauline Ke1so was weekend
guest of Ethel Goodnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Humfeld
and son, Harold, of Spokane spent
the weekend at the home of his
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Rouse Thursday at an all-day
meeting. So many are working in
the. apples only Is ladies were
present. The ladies made num-
Der of small aprons in the pocket
of which they put verse asking
penny for each inch your waist
measures. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. E. NJ. Hilbert at this
meeting the All club girls are
asked to exhibit their work. All
mothers are urged to be present.
Bring your covered dish" and en-
joy one of the aids good dinners.
Mrs. Harry Snively served a
duck dinner to a large number OF
Mr.. Snively's friends on SUNDAY.
j. H. Snively, Sr., of Yakima is
visiting his son and enjoying the
duck season.
The Al club met at the High
school Saturday afternoon. Miss
Pauline McClendon presiding. 1t
was moved and seconded that the
Misses Pauline McClendon and
Genevieve Gibbs give their DEM
onstration and the other girls put
up and exhibit their articles at
the Ladies' Aid to be held octo-
Der 16 at the parsonage. Misses
Francile Fletcher and Irma Nc
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Guile served refreshments. 0
Mrs. r. E. Mcintosh and small
son, Dean Roswell, returned from
the Pasco hospital Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Smith (nee Gladys
Chellisl motored to her mothers
Thursday. She returned to Tacoma
Friday. Mrs. Slaugenhaupt came
over with her and will visit a
short time in Kennewiel.
Mr. and Mrs. orville Stockman
Were visitors at Yakima on Tues
day.
Mrs. Clark Mace and daughter,
Dorothy, and Miss Martha Riehey
were weekend visitors at Riehey's.
Miss Rose came Saturday and Mr..
Vaughn motored down Sunday and
took them to Sunnyside.
A. Wall and F. NJ. Kelso went
to Walla Walla Saturday to at
tend the Field meet. Mr.. Wall was
made one of the judges. The two
fine dogs that Mr.. Wall had ex-
pected to show and carry off the
prizes were both poisoned and the
dog Mr.. Wall has at present not
been given sufficient training.
Thursday was George Tuttle's
birthday. His daughter, Miss Ilene,
surprised him with an extra good
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Weights include ordinary indoor
clothing-Get on the scales and
see if you are overweight and how
much.
The modern way to take off fat
is known as the Kruschen Method
and is well worth four-weeks
trial.
Cut out pies, cakes, pastry and
ice cream for 4 weeks, go light on
potatoes, butter, cheese, cream and
sugar-eat moderately of lean
meat, chicken, fish, salads, greens,
vegetables and fruit-take one
half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts
in glass of hot water every morn.
ing before breakfast don't miss a
morning.
An 85-cent bottle of Kruschen
lasts weeks Get it at Vibber-
Clifford Drug Co., Kings iPharm-
acyy or any drug store in the world
i 1919
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Pasco with load of grapes going
to Spokane. a man came from a
side road and Mr.. Rose saw the
man would hit him so he ditched
his truck and no one was hurt but
truck and grapes. A fair adjust
ment was made. Mr.. Rose was CIV
en- new truck and every one re-
joiced that no lives were lost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Relton had
for their guests on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Jones, Misses Bernita
and Marguerite Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs, j, c. Johnston
called on ]. G. Streffeller Tues
day afternoon. They found him IN
great pain as his hip was broken
in two places and is in his good
leg.
Misses Deloris Mccarthy and
Villa Luelloff were hostesses at
a joint birthday party at the home
of Otto Luelloff Sunday afternoon.
The guests were Misses Myrtle
Barnett, Margaret Dam, Alice and
Eva Forest, Francile Fletcher,
Florence Hackney, Pauline Han
son, Irene Luelloff, Irene Rose,
Mary and Arva Weidle and the
hostesses. A fine lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. HI. Lyle enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. B. RAN
dalph at a. duck supper Thursday
evening.
Miss Maxine Sawyer had Miss
Pauline McClendon as her guest
Sunday.
Marcus Boettcher is working in
the apples at Chelan.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. McAuley
passed through Richland Tuesday.
They were moving from Yakima to
Walla Walla.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
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Former y. S.
Senator Now
Endorses 1t

Sargon is rapidly becoming a
household word thruout Canada
and the United States. Thousands
of grateful men and women from
all walks of life have been lifted
out of the throes of lost vitality,
suffering, misery and ill health by
it's use.
In /. relating his experience with
this famous medicine former Unit
ed States Senator Thomas Wizard
wick, who served his state for six
years in the Upper House of Con-
gress, and who was later elected
governor Of Georgia, said:
81 had lost most of my old-time
energy and both mental and phys
ical fatigue came more quickly
than formerly. Constipation, es-
pecially had troubled me for, the
past ten years and I had become
accustomed to dosing myself with
some physic or laxative every few
days. My appetite was not keen
and my meals did not seem to
agree with me as they should.
Sometimes I would feel positively
wretched for days at time. Sar-
gon was highly recommended to
me and decided to try it.
''The medicine helped me from
the very first. 1t gave me splen-
did appetite. / don't know when I
have enjoyed my meals more than
/ do now. I eat with more relish
and experience no i'll or uncomfort-
able after-effects whatever. Nat
Iurally my capacity for work has
increased. feel more efficient.
have more energy. In, fact, l feel
that / am in better health than it
has been my pleasure to enjoy in
many years, but most important
of all, ! no longer find it necessary
to continually take laxatives and
carthartics.
II also took Sargon pills with
fine results and consider them q
valuable part of the treatment.
81 take pleasure in endorsing
Sargon for the genuine improve
ment it has brought about in my
physical condition"
vibber-Gif Drug Co., agents
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aunt Mrs. C. G.. Danenhour.

aunt, Mrs. G.. Il. Danenh0ur.
Mrs. Henry Smith and baby
daughter, returned from the Pas
co hospital Wednesday. They viii
stay week at. the home of her
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lie
bel before going to her home in
| the hills.
E.. T. Grubbs and son and Wal
ter Rate are here from Pendleton
helping with the apple harvest at
the Fred Shoemaker pace.
Dale Smith had the misfortune
of loosing a good horse Tuesday
from intestinal flu.
Mrs. "A. c.. Schutt of Seattle was
guest of the w. F.. Sonderman
home the first of the week. Mrs.
Schutt being a schoolmate of Mrs.
Sonderman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferguson
drove to. Mesa Tuesday afternoon
to view the freight wreck at that
place.
Mrs. A. C. Schultz Of Seattle was
guest of Mrs. John Ferguson on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hunt of
Missoula, Montana are here for
the fruit season.
Harold Zinser, son Of Henry
Zinser is in the N. p. hospital at
Tacoma suffering with an abcess
on his arm. His 'brother-in-law, l..
Mosher is in the same hospital.
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COrnS All Gone
Big and Small
RadOx Took The
Roots and All

In England they have .
easy way to get rid Of COW. I
a few days-a Joyous NM ,.''
foot bath every night ~ y /.
nights--then lift out ~
out to stay.
Ask Vibber-GiffOrd Dn.
pany or any drugstore q,
age of Radox Bath Salts L -
on sale in America. HaM
soft callouses--bs,s
on heels and toes-it's an n.
to Radox-you'll rave new
flawless feet a week from
ask for Radox Bath Salt !.
Joy walking-dancing. loo,
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r u P T u r E
Expert Here

C. F. Redlich, Minneapolis, Min
nesota, will demonstrate without
charge his unequalled method at
PASCO, WASHINGTON
THURSDAY October %
- at the PASCO Hotel
from 10 am. to a pm, evenings by
telephone appointment.
s Mr.. C. F. Redlich says:
The Perfect Retention Shields
hold the rupture perfectly, no mat
ter what position the body assumes
or how heavy weight you lift.
They give instant relief and con-
tract the opening in remarkable
short time.
The secret of their. success is in
their simplicity. An expertly adj
justed device seals the opening
without discomfort or detention
from work. Itcis practically ever
lasting, sanitary, comfortable and
actually holdsrrupture which here
tofore were considered uncontrol-
able. at5ss.a
Stomach trouble, backache and
constipation, nearly always a conse-
quence of rupture, promptly disap-
pear.
NOTICE: All whom we have
treated during the past ten years
are invited to come in for free
inspection.
HOME OFFICE:
535 Boston Blk, Minneapolis, Mimi,
1O:9-16
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Card of Thanks

We desire to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness,
words of sympathy and floral Of
ferings in our late bereavement.
James Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Watts,
Herbert Reed
Edward Watts.
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Tells Men Over 50 What
!. They Should Weigh

A famous British Physician-a
Specialist in Obesity gives these
as the normal weights for men
over SO.
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chicken chic dinner to which !,
Mrs. s. P. Carmichael 'n Y
Mrs, W. C. B. RandoI,t y
vited. uOlph VI