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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-04
GARNER FIGHTS
TARIFF BATTLE
Scion Opposes Action OF
Mexican Government
On Vegetables

WASHINGTON, July Assert
ing that the three-cent tariff rate
on fresh tomatoes and green pep
pers is fair and represents the diff
ference in costs Of production, Con-
gresham John n. Garner mas In
formed the Tariff commission that
he viii oppose the efforts Of Mex
lean West coast interests 70 secure
a reduction IN The rates on these
commodities under the flexible pro
vision Of the tarit act.
The West Coast Vegetable Asso-
citation Of Los Angeles last week
filed with the Tariff commission an
application requesting a reduction
in the rate on tomatoes and green
peppers. Garner informed the chair
man Of the Tariff commission that
he would join with Lower Rio
Grande Valley growers in opposing
any reduction. He stated that the
Investigations Of the Tariff COM
mission had established that the
3-cent rate approximately covered
the difference in the cost OF pro-
duction.
The application Of the West Coast
interests will not be considered IN
I'll the new Tariff commission is
organized, Garner a informed. II
is believed the Commission will or
der a new investigation after which
hearings will be held. In event
the commission complies with the
request Of the Mexican interests
the rate will be reduced 10 not less
than i1-2 cents Ter pound. The
present rate Is three cents and I'M
der the flexible provision the pres
ident is authorized to increase or
reduce rates not 70 exceed 50 per
cent Upon Recommendation Of the
Tariff commission.
Practically the only rates in the
new tariff bill that are OF material
benefit to the z -icultural interests
Of the country are those protecting
growers OF tomatoes. green peppers,
green beans and q few ether vege-
tables and fruits" Garner said. 1t
is rather significant that these
rates should be among the first TT
tackled l. der the flexible revision.
The truck growers are entitled 70
these rates. They constitute VIZ
tually all that agrlcult1 has To-
ceived N the ne tariff. ard I be-
lieve that every Southern repres-
entative and senator viii join with
me in opposing ar reduction on
these commodities"
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Cameron Courts

White; I'LL 9 block 135. Harilngen
$1,000.
CISCO Morris et ux to Geor-- =.
White; lot II block 1875, Hariinren
$1,000.
Harrington Development GO. 70
CISCO Morris; lot 9 block 1S6, Harlin-
gen $1,000.
Simon <. Benavides W. Aurora q.
de Castro, rear 40 #. lots g.,
block &c. Bella Vista Addn. Browns
vile $1,000.
J. c. Linnstaedt 70 Il NJ. Hansen:
west 3 acre bot Clara Bennett
Sub. 5000.
r. Lee Kempner 20 TEXAS Devel-
oDment INC: block %. containing
1886 &c. Kempner Citrus Groves
Sub. $1,000.
Henry al. Ludtke ct Tx to Candida
Rangel; lot 3 block q. Hermosa
addn. San Benito. $4,000
"A. M. Munro 70 p. r Dominy;
north ID Of north ID Of n. w. IA
block Al, San Benito Land a. Water
Co. Sub. $1,000
Mrs. Emma Rhodes ct al to A. NJ.
Munro; north IL of north l-2 OF
N. w. IA block Al. San Benito Land
& Water CO. Sub. 100000
w. IT. Cone ct ux 10 j. p. Malone
IL undivided interest lot q block
3, La Feria townsite. $1,000
A. III. Fernandez to John O..
Champion; lot ? block is. Unit "a"
FreSnos townsite. $1,000
John w. Vlolette ct Tx to 8. p.
Quarles: north 10 acres block 70.
Hooks a. Hodges sub. La Feria 1T.
$1,000, 100000
John G. Champion TO c. G. Casey
ct al; lot 5. block Is, Unit "A"
FresnOs TOWnsite. $1,000
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nau, $1,000, part lot Is. block 5.
Porcion 7l-72 and part lot Is, block
N. POr 7l-72.
Guaranty Mortgage co. to Estelle
NJ. Emmerling, 100000, Lot 8, Block
las. Edinburg.
". T. Hughes to Progreso Dew. Co.
$1,000. n. 2-58 &C. lot 1873, Llano
Grande sub.
r. w. Barton to N. p. Barton,
$4,000, par. block 4, Mercedes.
y. b. Pentecost ct ux to Mary G..
Stats, 100000, lots II to Is. block
I, Glendale adm to WeSlaco, lots
ID TO %, block 5, Glendale adm to
Weslaco.
American Land Co. Of Texas to
Avian Evens ct uX. $4,000, $. 5 &C.
lot So, New Caledonia sub. Unit l.
Trond p. Hamre 10 Jennie Beckos,
$1,000, lots Z and 8, block 81. Capt.
sallo.
First state Bank Of Alamo to Roy
Hoover. $4,000, w 1-2 block is,
iii Halbert tract.
Mary A. Scott to Matt Grage,
100000, s IL lot !, block 80, Cap
isallo.
j.. S. Evans ct ux 10 @. r. Borah,
S2G4.00, lot !, block 2l4, Edinburg.
Z. L. Greene TO Houston Jones.
$1,000, IL int in lot q. block IL.
McCOll sub.
Madge Colburn to Ellen NJ. Koch
$1,000, lot 10, block 40, Alamo town.
site.
F. L. Hodshire ct ux TO A. L. Meek
S63O0.O0. 5 10 acres Of N. 20 acres
Farm Tract POST, North CapiSallo.
A. Y. Baker, Shf. 70 Dorothy
Hooks $1,000 5. IL Of M. IL lot
II. Green Meadows Subd.
Emma Marie ROoth to Lloyd NJ
Bentsen. ed al $4,000 :. OBS ac-
lor 36-9, We Add 10 Sharyland.
o. II. Archer. ct ux to First Ma
tional Bank Pharr. $4,000 lot IS,
Porcion 90 and 20.
Harry Il. Seav 70 Frank W. Cady-
et Tx Si5.O0o.O0 5 acres block las.
South Campacuas.
7. q. coo. q al to Association Del
Cemeterio La Pieda $1,000 33l &C.
lot 4, block 6, Hidalgo Canal Co.
Subd.
J. II. Silcox TO Carl r. Conrad.
$4,000 w. 14.62 &C. lot IL. Stewar. 5
Addn. to Conway Gardens.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-04
MOTE I
Il SlDEllGHES 4
RIVOII-SAN BENITO


MY Future Just Passed" is the
big hit song Of Charles Buddy Ro-
gers latest starring picture, Safety
in Numbers" tuneful and merry
musicalove CONNECTION, which comes
to the Rivo1 theatre, San Benito.
today and tomorrow.
But in spite Of the paradoxical
title of the song. MI. Rogers j. 50
engaging and "It~-ful IN this pie
ture that there isn't anyone who
would deny that he still has q most
distinguished future which Will
probably take a long time in pass
ing.
Buddy" has a way about him
that lust gets 10 everybody. He's
handsome, spirited, capable; spark
ling with youth, emanating the
good old American pep.
He does things in this picture
which are right down his alley. Sings
several songs, plays the trombone,
battles his lcve-rival in a whirl-'
wind fiStic encounter and makes
love-to five different girls, three Of
them the most bewitching Of Holly
woods younger blond contingent,
Josephine Dunn, Virginia Bruce and
Carol Lombard.
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.UTTs FILFD TN DISTRICT

SUE EtLED AN DIS LhAlA
Delfina Gonzales vs.. Ellano Gu
t~ierrez, Divorce.
FIRST National Bank in Browns
vile, Texas. vs.. A. a. Benavides,
ct al, suit on note.
Cameron County Wcter Improve
ment District No. ? vs.. c. r.. Colgin.
trustee, water taxes.
Cameron County Water Improve
ment District No. ? VS.. ". S. Con-
ness. Jr, ct al, water taxes.
Cameron County w ter Improve
ment District no. , vs.. Henry Nourie
water taxes.
Cameron County Water Ir..prort-
menr DiStrlc. NO. ? VS.. Manatee
River Park, inc. water taxes.
cameron County Water Improve
ment District No. l vs.. @. z. John
son. water taxes.
Cameron County Water Improve
ment District No. 2 VS.. John II.
Clark, water taxes.
Cameron County Water Improve
ment District No. 2 VS.. Henry III.
Grotjan. water taxes.
Cameron County Water Improve
ment District NO. ? VS.. w. w. SteV-
ems. water taxes.
Cameron County Water Improve
ment District TO. 2 vs.. Amos Hill,
ct al, water taxes.
Cameron County Water improve
ment DistriC- No. . vs.. Thos. navid-
son, ct al, water taxes.
Cameron County Water Improve
ment District No. 2 vs.. r. r. Wevant
et al, water taxes.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Furnished BY yalley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
Geo. Y. Bohnenberger ct ux. 20
Mary G. Stats; South 30 acres
block ?. Couch SUB, Of La Feria
Grant $1,000.
s. o. Eidman 70 Lucille Eidman.
block Al, Harrison Manor ?. Adm
Harrington $1,000.
Port Isabel Irrigation co. TO Leslie
w. MahOny al: 1.6l acres block
1874 Section s. Port Isabel Irrig. Co.
Unit 3 Bayview Citrus Groves Sub.
s4025.O0.
Florence A. Burrcs 20 Jennie r.
Detweiler: Southwest IA OF lot 229
and 7l-2 acres lot 22S. San P,- .
Land and Irrig. CO. $1,000.
The American Land Co. Texas
TO 3. o. & Kathryn Mil: lot "a
Survey Az Stuart Place Sub. s3500.on
Taylor Lumber CO "a Carlos ?
Garcia O. uX.: lot III block 10. Par
edes Addn Browns lille $500 90.
n w. St. John ct TX 70 liner
Morris. lot 10 block sc, third addn
san Benito. 100000.
ROv q. Setnman 70 DANIEL
Franklin: lot -, e. Jardin Sub
division $4,000.
CISCO Morris ct ux. to Berry Prop
critics Inc: south 10 acres OF north
20 &C. block 81. David Stephenson
Subdivision $1,000.
Lula Fav Morris and husband 70
Berry Properties Inc; east 20 acres
block 1873. Varlirgen Land { Water
co. $1,000.
Berry Properties Inc. to Orville
G. Leisure ct ux.: east 20 acres block
1873 i -lingen Land r Water co.
sub. s25.s00.00.
Berry Properties Inc. 20 Robert
p. Oblinrer ct *. south 10 acres
az north % acres o. block q. David
Stephenson Sub. sf4 100000.
j. "A. Seas 10 CISCO Morris:
LOT y block Is. E~rlingen $1,000.
CISCO Morris et Tx. 70 George n.
White; lot 10 block 1876, Harrington
5000.
CISCO Morris e. III. to George F.
White; lot s block l32, Harrington
$1,000.
Os-o Nc RS 81 rx IA George r
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New Confectionery
Built IN Mercedes

MERCEDES. Jug + 4 new
building IS being erected here al
the corner OF Texas avenue and
Fourth street, adjoining the Empire
theater. by c. p. Burchfield az Her
rim. Illinois. who viii conduct a
confectionery business. The building
will be OF hollow tile and stucco,
25x36 feet, 10 cost around $1,000.
The lot was purchased for $1,000
1ron the Walter McNiel estate.
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HInALGO COUNTY

C0sme Ayala. ct Tx 10 San Anton
10 & A. p. Ry. Co, $4,000. N. 25'
lot Is. block 80, Hammond's addn.
to McAllen.
Gulf Coast Securities Co, 70 S. A.
g. A. p. Ry. Co. Sl054.94. part lot
IL, sec 254, Tex. Mex and part lot
II, sec. 254, Tex Mex.
J. F. NJ. Stephens ct Tx to f. II.
Farley. S5502.l0. lots I and 2. block
b Ebony Park addn 70 Donna.
+. G. Moffett 10 A. r. G. L. a. I.
Co. 100000. farm tract 2473. N.
CapisallO.
Justus T. Gray to Henry r. Fer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-04
WHAT Is THIS GAME?

SEATTLE. July Its a great
game, this bridge. Recently William
Ellis trumped his wife's ace. She
lost her temper and threw an alarm
clock az him. knocking out one OF
his teeth Then she packed his
clothes and ordered him out Of the
house. He got a divorce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-04
Mercedes Man Named
Insurance Official
fSDecial TO The Teraldl

T1VENIWI 10 ~N|N III WNA-"
MERCEDES. July Announce
ment has been made Of the appoint
ment of Fl. j Mention ~ Mercedes
as regional chairman FOR the s5th
annual convention az the National
Association az Insurance Agents 10
be held in Dallas the week com
mercing Octoh1r 8.
one important agent In 80 diff
feredt sections Of the state 70 act
As regional chairman. has been sell
ected by the executive committee
having a charge Of the details for
the proper handling ~ the conven-
ticr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-04

N~ANKING-dPf-T To eliminate
the confusion Of having different
kinds Of silver money floating about
China, the ministry Of finance Or
dered the Chinese maritime Gus
toms TO prohibit the importation Of
foreign coins.
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AT MOVIES
CAPITOL THEATRE

internationally famous as a wit and
philosopher. Will Rogers has, surely.
an ideal vehicle for the exploitation
Of lust those talents In 80 This Is
London" his current starring produc-
ton for Fox Movietone. which will
shortly be seen and heard at the
Capitol theatre.
Just teeming with wit. IS would be
expected from Rogers, 1t has too its
philosophic side for 1t gives the Ok
lahoman an opportunity to discuss
with Lumsden Fare, who plays the
role of a titled E~ngliShman, the in
ability Of people Of different race to
arrive at q complete understanding.
To those who so thoroughly en!oyed
Rogers first audible production,
They Had To See Paris" the SEEM
ingly unbelievable has been accom-
plished in his second production for
it is acclaimed in previews as far more
entertaining than his first.
Rogers portrays the roll Of q
wealthy mill owner Of Texas who Is
\ urged by his wife and son to make q
trip to England for the purpose Of
purchasing a cotton mill there. They
accompany him.
Rogers Is q thoroughbred Texar
with q keen dislike Of anything Brit.
ish or savoring Of England.
On shipboard his son finds a 70.
nance with q young English girl ant
this, Of course. brings chaos.
After . series Of hilarious scenes
Rogers eventually purchases the mill
Strengthens out his sons love affair
and decides that the Britons ar
pretty good folks" after all.
Irene Rich, the adorable, Is agar
Rogers screen wife and this TIM
Frank Alhertson is his screen son.
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Sparta last Thursday Of more than
5000, four men arrested here Sun
day were taken to Sparta Monday.
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tainment. He was the "play-doctor"
for the famous second act of the
stage success, "Burlesque," which
later was made into = talking picture
under the title Of 1.-THE Dance OF
Life" And when that picture was
made, Goulding was engaged in an
advisory capacity.
It was while 1.-THE Dance Of Life"
was under way that Goulding first
saw Nancy Carroll at work. At the
time he expressed the opinion that
she was one of the most promising
of the younger dramatic actresses in
Hollywood. And SO when he was re-
Gently signed to q long term Para
mount contract. he wrote the story
of 1.-THE DEVILS Holiday" especially
for this titian-haired star.
Goulding is undoubtedly the mas
ter of the dramatic situation. He
builds up suspense and maintains 1t
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THIS BEATS
JOB HUNTING

While unframed workers are be-
ing turned down. right and left,
graduates Of Dakota Business Col
lege, Fargo, constantly walk into
good positions. Vivian Hall starts
with Northrup King g. Co., Moor
head; Stella Hanson goes to Secur-
ity Insurance Co., Fergus Falls;
Petrina Magnusson to Mills-Farup
Auto Co., Park River; Zetta Tray
nor, to Hull Insurance Agency.
Teachers! High School Gradu-
ates! Watch results of ACTUAL
BUSINESS training copyrighted
at D. BIC. only. Follow the
successful July IL. Write F. L.
Watkins, Pres, 500 FrontSt. Fargo.
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with greater dramatic effect than

with greater dramatic effect than
ever before.
"The Devils Holiday" tells the
absorbing story Of Halle Hobart,
professional good girl, who SCOTS at
sentiment, scorns love, schemes to
get more than her rightful share out
Of life. And she succeeds until un-
expected love enters her heart, love
that sweeps hen headlong into a
maelstrom of strife and turbulent
conflict before she wins happiness.
It is a fascinating story with the
character Of Halle Hobart splendid
~ portrayed by Nancy Carroll.
Nancy CAROLS new leading man
is the promising young actor, Phil
lips Holmes, who contributes an ex-
cellent performance. Others in the
cast are ZaSu Pitts, James Kirk
wood, Paul Lukas, and Morgan Far
ley. 1.-THE DEVILS Holiday" comes to
the Paramount Theatre tomorrow for
two days.
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Arrangements Made
To Present Medal to
Colonel Lind bergh

Washington, July 1.-H1- Ar
rangements for the presentation to
Charles A. Lindbergh Of the medal
awarded to him by congress are about
completed.
President Hoover Is expected to an
nounce a date for the ceremony this
week. The treasury department and
the bureau of the mint are ready to
strike the gold die impression which
will 60 to the famous aviator him
self. Copies viii be available for sale
to the public.
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HAGGERT AND Birch
OFFERS now AWAIT
I CHOICE OF MATERIAL
Property. Owners Will Decide
Whether Concrete or War.
renite Is Desired
CITY AWARDS NEXT MONDAY
June Police Report Shows Bad
Check for $1o3.os Passed
on Magistrate Allen
CITY AWARDS NEXT MONDAY

Bids for paving district No. 9 In the
northwestern section Of the city were
opened by the city commission, Mon
day evening, and action was post
poned a week, to give the property
owners opportunity to sign petitions
for whichever type of material they
desire.
But two bidders put in offers, the
HasRert Construction company and
s. Birch and Sons Construction COM
pany, both Of Fargo.
The Haggert bid was 70 cents a
bic yard for earth excavation; II
cents for prepared foundation; $2.25
q cubic yard for sub-grade graveling;
81 for manholes or catch basis; 20
cents for straight curbS and cutters.
81 for circular; so cents a foot Tor
concrete headers; 6 cents a pound Tor
extra reinforced steel; $2.45 per square
yard for cement paving with reinforced
steel; and warrenite on concrete bose
as follows: Two-inch bitulithic, ma
tural lake asphalt, $3.50 per square
yard; three-inch bitulithic, S2.7O;
two-inch oil asphalt, $2.18; three-inch
oil asphalt, $2.46; two-inch asphalt
base, natural lake surface, 1892. War
rants, 6 per cent.
The Birch bid was IS cents on ex-
cavation; 10 cents on prepared foun-
dalton; $3.50 for gravel sub-grade;
manholes or catch basins, %; straight
curbing and guttering, 81; circular.
$i.l0; headers, so cents; steel, 6 cents;
concrete, $2.52. with SO pounds Of
steel to each 100 square feet; warren
lite, two-inch bitulithic, concrete base,
natural lake asphalt, $2.54; three
inch, 1894; two-inch with oil asphalt,
sass: three-inch with oil asphalt,
92.62. Warrants, 6h per cent.
Private Paving Granted
Petitions were granted asking for a
private driveway and sidewalk to lot
5, block 6, st. Alexius subdivision, and
for q sidewalk for Jacob Jangula, Gil
Eighth street. The petitioners in
cluded q sidewalk for lot 2, owned BY
A. j. Weinberger, but az Mr.. Vein
berger was no signer, the matter was
referred to him as to his wishes.
Paid Fine With Bad Check
Police MAGISTRATE E. S. Allen re-
ported passing Of a bad check fol
$lo3.95 on the city in payment Of
fine for driving recklessly while in
toxicated. The law has taken up tn
matter with James Nick. The recore
of fines for the month Of June was
total of $3o8.30, less bad check o.
$l03.95 leaving S284.35, to which wert
added back fees Of $78.95 collected
making total cash receipts Of $685. sc
Judge Allen added that $492.30 as
sessed In fines in June vas not col
lected. being paid on the installmen
plan in monthly payments.
The bond of H. A. Thompson, in tn
amount of $562.02, for laying nous
connections for gas in the blocks to b
paved. was accepted and filed.
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THEATRE

Edmund Goulding, who wrote and
directed Gloria Swanson's great sue
cess, "The Trespasser," has written
and directed q new story, "The Dew
IFS Holiday" in which that popular
young actress, Nancy Carroll, is
starred. "The DEVILS Holiday" is
Goulding's first picture for Para
mount and according to those who
have seen this picture at a New
York pre-vicw, his latest effort
energies AS the browning achieve
mont of his screen career.
It seems too that Goulding has
made u success of everything he has
ever attempted. He wrote the well
Remembered New York stage success
Dancing Mothers" which played or
Broadway for one solid year. He
also wrote the best-selling novel Of 8
few years back, Fury" He planned
and wrote the first original musica
play for the screen. 1.-THE Broadwa,
Melody" at it's time Of production
distinct innovation in audible enter
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Back to Health
Gives Credit
To New Konjola
Cedar Rapids Lady Was Ill for
Years-Had Remarkable Elk.
perience With Famed Medicine

FOR several years I suffered dread
fully from stomach and bowel trou-
bles." said Mrs. Andrew Capernois
1907 South Third street, West. Cedar
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
Announcement for Stomach suffersrs

stomach sufferers In Bismarck AND
vicinity will be glad to learn that
llalrs Drug store, NQlsn
distributor in Burleigh and Morton
counties for Plumbers Tablets. which
have gained an enviable reputation
throughout the United States IN the
HalIs Drug store tell you about them,
ar write r. H. Pfunder, Inc. 1914
Nicollet Ave-. Minneapolis. MINI.
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ONE PRESCRIPTION
MADE FAMILY DOCTOR
FAMOUS

Seldom has any single act been. Of
greater benefit to mankind than that
Of DR.. Caldwell in 1885, when he wrote
the prescription which has carried his
fame to the four corners Of the earth.
Over and over, DR.. Caldwell wrote
the prescription as he found men,
women and children suffering from
those common symptoms Of consti-
patton, such as coated tongue, bad
breath, headaches, gas, nausea, Bill
iousness,- no energy. lack Of appetite,
and similar things.
Demand for this prescription grew
so fast, because Of the pleasant, quick
way it relieved such symptoms Of
constipation, that by 1883 d.. Cald.
we'll was forced to have It put up
ready for use. To-day, DR.. Caldwolls
Syrup Pepsin, as it Is called, Is always
ready at any drugstore.-Adv.
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Rapids. Il had little OF no appellate
and what ] forced myself to eat
caused pain and misery. / was rest.
less and unable to sleep. Constipa-
ton caused my system to become
filled with poisons and I was naiser-
able all the time. I tried q good
many medicines but none Of them
give me more than temporary relief.
"A friend praised Konjola 80 high.
II that I gave this medicine . trial.
Almost immediately my food began to
digest better and my bowel action be.
came more natural. I could feel my
self gaining strength. Today. after
taking four bottles, / feel better than
I have for years. Our home will
never be without Konjola and ] w1sh
others to know what this medicine
did for me"
Konjola Is that kind Of q medicine,
quick and thorough. II is 1t its best
In stubborn cases and even infants
can take 1t. From six to eight bot
ties r recommended Is . complete
treatment.
Koujola u sold IN Bismarck, N. D.,
- Halls drug store, and by all the
boet druggists IA al towns throughout
thiS entire ssction-Adv
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as few directors are able to do. He
knows how to tell a story, how to
appeal emotionally to people Of all
ages and temperaments. And ne
succeeds in "The DEVILS Holiday"
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The royal ar.slope, the smallest Of al
cud-chewing saiyaals, stands but ter
inches high at the shoulder. The lesl
are but slightly larger than . leae
pencil.
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Identify Four Bank
Bandits in Wisconsin

Eau Claire, Wis, July 1.-tP}-
Identified by police as the bandits
who robbed the Bank Of Sparta at