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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-27
This Week
H Arthur BnssANR
Hard Work for Clifford
Rothschild's Amusement
The Robot Battlcship
Back Comes the Bustle

At the Presidents request Walter
s, clifford, head Of the American Teie-
phone Il Telegraph company, takes
charge of the unemployment situation.
Mr. Clifford, al able nun, great or
-unizer und executive, undertakes
job most difficult. perhaps impossible.
Mr.. Clifford Is expected TO avoid
the DOLE also difficult. You can't
handle millions OF unemployed by
sending nice ladies' and gentlemen
from the FED Cross, \. NJ e. A., or
the Salvation Army around to see
Whit they need and buy II for them.
Ii you can afford for each needy fam
lily Sl5 u week the best plan Is to
give the SIS. What Is needed Is 10
put people back To work. but TO do
that you must have a plum ind we
have none We are just wondering
what als us.
Baron De Roihschild. surviving
grandson Of .Amschel Rothschild. who
established tile family, has celebrated
his eighty-sixih birthday. He entered
the House of Rollischild seventy years
ago, and retired twenty years ago, To
enjoy life and live long. Ills Paris
social activity. and he is said TO have
amused himself watching the best
born" scramhling for the expensive
presents that he sometimes gave TO his
guests.
He has given generously TO charity,
Which will be forgotten when he dies,
ana has given millions to science, gifts
that will live forever.
The old battleship Utah is to be a
.srobot" battleship. without y man
aboard, directed by radio control Tar
away. Radio will lire bombs, guns,
big and small, steer the ship In any
direction, lay down smoke screens.
Tie same can be done with airplanes
with no pilot. Men have now fully
achieved the art of fighting at q dis
lance without danger 10 themselves
In the midst Of all our depression
and trouble the able authority on fash
ions, Monsieur Tape, arrived from
Paris predicting that womens evening
| dresses this fall and winter Will In
cIude hoop skirts land modified us'
/ Of the hustle"
WHY woman should change the beau
tiful form given to her IN the Gardei
| Of Eden for things that make her 1907
like walrus with big tunor Is no
easily understood
But nature and evolution are I'm
doubtedly working out some wise pia'
that will be understood thousands 9
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-27

the iuu WIS dbiC
TO outline d plan
Of study for the
classics TO his ia
Their. Itev. David
Fl Il & h e 5. Baptist
minister In Oswe-
go, N. Y. made up
his mind to that
effect when his
son. Charles. pre-
senteti such a plan
to him shortly aft
err he had been en-
tered In the infant
class.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-27

Many long years ago it said-wh a wholly differ
en meaning however And little child shall lead them
Perhaps it has, taken the murder of little child TO
the people of greatest city TO realization OF their con-
enptble weakness allowing such conditions to exist IN
their very midst
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years hence. but not now.

Somebody left hreeweeks-old
baby i'm Lawrence Rutrio's car, parked
on Mason street. Greenwich, Conn.
The child WAS neatly dressed and to
II was pinned this note. In disguised
handwriting This baby Is Cath
Ollie. Bapti2e 1t. please. have NO
home for It. See II will be taken care
Of. Thanks"
There Is ii sad story back Of that
note and ii is not hard to guess
what 1t IL.
Miss Anita Grew. young daughter
OF the United Suites minister TO lur-
kew. swan the Rosporus straits from
the Black sea to the Sea OF Marlnnfa
nineteen miles--in five hours. She
swan the straits lengtllwise. whereas
Ieandar only swan across once q
night to visit tile lovely Hero. Miss
t,rew's father with two friends fol-
lowed in small boat. giving her not
chocolate from time TO time, playing
music on talking machine con
tinuousIy
Doctor Tyler. who investigates
things ut Teachers college, Columbia,
saws the student of great individuality,
or the highly strung. nervous student,
does not ret the high marks. They 90
to the sstudents Of average type
Later In life. the high marks 20
to those that have individuality and
that are high strung. Being like every
body else il good in little things. Re
Ing unlike everybody else helps you
In the big things
snowden. Rrtain's little fighting
chancellor Of the exchenuer, objects
to the talk about panic In England
.sEnrland has not tapped her overseas
wealth." says he
That il slightly exaggerated fol
England II nduStrially tapping thf
worlds greatest supply Of diamonds II
South Africa,
And England's gold mines are send
ing pure beautiful gold to London
the rate Of S15,0o0,0W q month ant
more.
The trouble is, and hence the Brit
| ish tears, that as fast as England pro
| duces the gold France gets IT. 1t re
| minds YOU of the modern golf practic
| field that rents you 4 paiiful Of ball
| for o5 cents with the slogan. ''fo'
| hit 'em. we chase EN-"
The English chase them and tn
French rel lhcm
our British friends pause In dc
4 nunciatlun Of our tariff long enoug
TO announce that they also are goin
to erect a little tariff wall, bein
forced to come 10 II.
Germany, also distressed by gu
tariff. forhds absolutely importatio
Of all articles fully manufactured an
now forhids Importation Of nltrat
fertilizers TO prevent competition vii
! Germany's synthetic nitrate mani
facturers.
"a 1881 BY King Features Syndicate, Incl
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-27

Bids to be received soon for
excavating for plunge at hot water
well near this place
Roy-375 horses shipped from this
place by Ehappell Bros Inc.
Great 1 Falls-Six. new horseshoe
courts being constructed at east end
Of 4-H club buildings at North Mon
tana fairgrounds
Deer Lodge-Installation Of gas line
here by Montana Power Co. progress
ing rapidly.
Dixon--Gr up of Kalispell men took
over Drake mine near town and will
operate property for platinum and cop
per.
Observation-Disclosures started on 25-
room hospital which will be erected
by Catholic Sisters to replace present
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Helena--Local post office receipts for
first six months Of 1881 show increase
OF 10 per cent over corresponding
period of 1880
Construction progressing on new
| Opheim -Glentana highway
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The Boyhood >
| of Famous By
| Americans ~;

Chief Justice Chas. E. Hughes
kindergarten certainly wasn't any
place, even for a hoy OF five. when
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-22

GAS STOVE-Furniture pianos, sewing
machines. refrigerators; all in good con-
dition and cheap as you want them. De-
livery free. 1877 w. Georgia st.
BASEBURNERS-AI kinds, reasonable
prices. CHARLES KOEHRING. $50 Vir-
ginia Ave. Dr. 1417.
BREAKFAST SET-ItaIian carved dining
rn g. bedrm twin beds. linen frieZe ljv-
ing rm. rugs. sac. 2428 N. Meridian.
DINING RM. SUITE-Buffet. table.
chairs. very reasonable. He. SAG.
DOES your sewing machine need repairing
Call White Sewing Machine Co. Ri. 4755.
NEW-Used Hotblast hting. stoves & base
burners; CHIP. 1926 Oliver Ave. Be. 2456.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. washer model go;
sacrifice S15 11l7 e. Michigan.
SEWING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81; seWs
good 126 w. Washington st.
FURNITURE-New. used. 3-rm. outfit; easy
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TAXES

or any other worthy purpose. If it is the
thing for you to make loan see this
company.
Operated by indianapolis business men
to loan at the lowest rate possible and
with fair return to its stockholders.
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Business Announcements

OLD CHAIRS MADE NEW-By rebottom,
ing in cane. hickory or reed CAL BOaLo
of Industrial aid for the Bllnd ia. 1000
BROWNS magnetic paint, will keen wa
ter from running into cellars. II. 519o-
FURNACE repairing; I'll guaran: TO save
YOU money: cleaned 5l.50. IT. 2l68. We,
BATH ROOM-Comp'ete $50: plumbing d
heating installed; reasonahle. l a. 9o24
GEN. REPATRINCf-Real sewer man; leaky
roofs cutters, furna &c coils. On. 1Z93-J.
FURNACE WORK-hH kinds, inspection
tree: guarn. II. 748l after NJ.
UPHOLSTERING-Fu repaired IN your
home; clean. paper hanging, Be S6l1-M.
IF YOU SEE a want al that interests YOU.
answer 1t TODAY the opportunity NAV De
gone tomorrow
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Ambassador Apt. Hotel
Apartments for Rent

CENTRAL. 2326ls-5 rms. bath. good heat
garage. reduced. dating Nov. l. Ia 1912.
MARKET. e. l053-Lower duplex: 2 bed
rooms. heat water furnished. garage
NEW JERSEY. n. 522- Lovely q 4 and 5
rm. apts. strictly mod; reas. RI 1884
NEW YORK. w. I7-Semi-modern spfs-
rms: stoves furnished: $3.50 and SIS
per month. Gail He. S06s.
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Help Wanted Male
Service Salesman

one who understands the estimating Of
painting and body work. MASTER
PAINT & BODY CO. 928 N, Penn.
TWO MEN-Small salary, commission; at
trective proposition Interview to II
a m THE HOUSEWARE CO. 1924 E.
Tenth. Oh. SASS.
TENOR singer for church choir III eX-
change for vocal lessons. Address Times
BOX A 236.
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Situations Wanted Female
Rooms for Rent

HOUSEKEEPER, middle age. prefer going
home nights; refer Time, Boz A-242.
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Lost and Found

r.OsT- Small black purse. containing
Ncbenre. door kew and diamond ring. Can
IA. 5l59 Reward.
CVTfDRENS PET Beagle hound. black
white yellow spotted, chain on colaI,
from 2O3s Broadway. Reward. lie. lLlz.
TOST-Bjiifold containing money; reward;
owner needs badly; return Times oHlce.
No questions.
LOST-Brown purse containing keys bank
hooks. Reward. Ii. 7445.
LOST or straved; weeks ago, female
hound. Child grieving Rev. lr. 165-g.
sTRAYED-Large black tan male police
dog Reward. Or. 4427
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Personals
Specials Notices
Transportation

FLORIDA. CALF. AND ALL. POINTS
About lc mile. New, cars daily: Con- ae
basis d, S TRAVEL BUREAU. Spencer
Hotel Lobby" 248 S. Illinois. Ii. 6662.
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Instructions

TO discover II YOU have talent, We offer
special six weeks free instruction IN
voice, pipe organ and piano. Tor enroll
ment fee of So. r. 0956
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Painting and Papering

PAPER turn and hung 81 SO DER room
On 2004 FRANK JACKSON IT 24l2
PAPER hanging. 81 5O-$2 rm.; clean,g. I5c~
81: painting Wk. guar. HENS. RI. 5O8O-
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BUCKINGHAM DR.. Sl0-Nr. Butler; nm.
adioin. bath; gar.; new home Hu. $50
CENTRAL. s202-Large rm.. twin BEDS
gentlemen. Rel. Meals opt. Wa SSH.
CENTRAL CAR-527 z 18th; NOD phi
yate, 81 and So: hot water. RI. 7l08.
CENTRAL 1860 - SLEEPING ROOM.
NICELY FURNISHED; STEAM HEAT.
COLLEGE. 2029-Apt. 3: sunny rm steam
heat: private family. He. 1854
COLLEGE. 2G3S-Desirahle room. IS to SIS.
owner, He. lo7e.
DELAWARE. N. 3IS5-Furnished room.
modern homer bus line.
GRANT. N. l02-PLEASANT RM Mr.
CAR. BUS. PRIVATE HOME: s.. IR. SOL
ILLINOIS NJ 2425-Attractive nm. re-
fined. private home: l or gents. Ia. 1855
MASS. 540--Clean. mod: redecorated:
steam heat, hot water 81 up.
NEW. 1s3s-Modern rm for gentleman;
private home. Or. 4i74
NEW YORK. E.. i24-Rooms. IS and up:
steam heat.
PENN. N. i62s-Sleeping porch. combin-
ing living room, near bath. Ia. 0733.
PRATT. E., l26-Between Del and Penn
laree. light well furn. rms refined
empl. walking distance Ri 66l7
SUTHERLAND 502-Attractive front rn-:
on Central carline. He 2i88
VERMONT e. 730-Dormitorv for men.
dble. beds. soc mite $3.50 per wk
VERMONT. Z. lsi9-Large light Tm
down. MOO. home privileges; 2 or more.
SID. b., 94-Eice room private modern
home; nnsiness man or woman. Ia. 1861.
nm TNvYNTtTsTNNT TTnrTVT
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PRINCETON HOTEL

Nice clean rms. hot cold water SIS wk.
bath: 81. Steam heat. real winter
homs' ladies. gentlemen, ss7 S. M.
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Help Wanted Female

WOMAN to sell house dresses; steady job
Something new and a money getter.
Times. Box A-245
SELL Christmas cards, over 1000 profit
Tor YOU: 3 beautiful aSsortments also
personal care. ass n. Walcott. Oh. S795-R.
WANTFT-Young white girl general
homework. assist with child. Hu, 3427.
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FURNITURE-New used. 5-rm. outfit: easy
terms. N. BARRETT. 1858 Virginia Ave.
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PARK. 2i20--6 rms. runroom. all hard
wood .eheat. water. garage. $50. He. 1895.
RUcKIE. 2s05-Desirable 6-rm. "a bed
rmsl apt: rent reduced. ri T2s5
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Furnished Apts.-Houses

GOODLET, N, lo2o-Nicely furn. 5-room
mod. home; good heat; gar. Be. 0s6S.
MERIDIAN, N, l32l-Very nicely furnished
Groom APARTMENT. Phone Ri. 1871.
MICHIGAN. e. 62S-New, small, furn. and
lnIurn. apts.i al utilities furnished.
NEW YORK, 1908 VS. rooms, nicely fur
nlShed, 1898 W. New York; 5 rooms; reas-
onable. Pershing, III N. rooms Sc. so
per week, water paid. 7S9 N. New Jer-
Sey, rooms modern, o'stuffed. Ri 7725.
VILLA. i627-Cozy. arm. mod upper:
clean; nicely turM.; uNl. and good heat:
on car line; low rent. Dr. 4168
WALNUT E.. li5-S rms. alcove; private
bath: $40. See houSekeeper in basement.
WASHINGTON e. S720-Lowsr; very
hlcey IlTn rms, al mod. 81 week.
nth W. 42-Nicelv decorated kitchenefts
apartment; utilities furnished: S3S can
Apartment No. !. THE GRANT.
Ambassador Apt. Hotel
REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
LY RATES.
Beautiful, modern, complete, furnished
or unfinished with or without hotel
sylyania street or call Ri 1871.
S40-371l Orchard: mod, rms; over
stuffed. radio, light. gas. Ia Qs52
PARTLY furnished or unfuTn. coy 6-rm.
modern bungalow in Warfleigh addition.
Must be seen to be appreciated; rent
reasonable RI asQ5
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Goodrich Funeral Home, 1911 n Mer IA 1850 Il
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w. D. Beanblossom, 1921 W. Ray E
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Business Opportunities
Barter and Swap

DO YOU NEED-A typewriterf We VIII
trade your old one at a small difference.
JUDD. lz2 n. Meridian. Il. $3.50.
WILL do painting for anything Of value;
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Hisey & Titus 951 N. Delaware
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IN FISHERIES BUREAU

N. Q. Hardy, at present acting agent for the U. s. Fisheries in for the Prince William Sound area Juneau, has been appointed agent with headquarters at Cordova, ac- cording to the Cordova Times. Hardy will succeed L. c. Wingard, resigned, who will enter private business, probably in connection
 with the Alaska salmon industry.
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BONNEVILLE T00Ts!

Two SWedes were walking on the railroad track when a train came along behind them One of them was lucky enough to jump off the track in time; the other not being So fortunate The sur viyor told about it later,
 After I yump," he said, il run a leetle way, and then N go back to see bout Ole. Putty soon come cross an arm on the track, am soon ' See one of Ole's legs. Mex ting I see Ole's head. Den l say, My God, something must 'a' happened to Ole!n
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OLDT|M[R WILL
 LOSE HIS HANDS

Harry Kolkman, found in val cant cabin on Ester Creek with his hands and feet frozen, will probably lose his hands. His feet can he saved, it is believed, says the Fairbanks News-Miner. There is danger that pneumonia may set in, due to several hours exposure.
 Kolkman was found by Joe Me- Donald and another Ester resi- dent. MT. Mcdonald had noticed for some time that the oldtimer was acting queerly and when he entered the deserted cabin he ex- pected to find Kolkman dead.
 The man had left his cabin sometime the previous night and may have forgotten to adjust the Yale lock when he left and have been locked out The lock was snapped when searchers went to his cabin
 He apparently wandered into the cold building seeking shelter When found he was standing in the middle of the floor with curtain over his head He had on shoes but no socks and his hands were bare. He was able to walk out and MT Mcdonald rushed him to the hospital by automo- bile.
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DOUGLAS WINS

Douglas high school basketball players are the champions of Gas tineau Channel. They took their third straight game out of pos sible series of five at Douglas by a score of 26 to 13. Coach A. 5. Durham of Juneau tried to stop Douglas rush for the champion ship by starting his second string players, but quick disposal was made of them by the Islanders, according to the Juneau Empire.
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HUDsON-JUNE IT

NEW YORK, Feb, 2, R-- The Poughkeepsie regatta, most spectacular of the country's row ing classics, will be rowed on the Hudson June 17th. Only once before in the history of the reg gatta has so early a date been fixed, but 1t was necessary to take advantage of tide conditions that would not be favorable again until July. The 1924 regatta al- so was rowed on June IT.
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ROOF FTRE-s1.0Os

OYSTER BAY, N. N. Feb, 2, tP-Damage of $1,O0O was esti- mated as the toll of 3 fire at Sagamore Hill, home of the late President Roosevelt. Mrs. Roose- selt calmly called the firemen by telephone. Damage was con- fined to the roof.
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The general January 1881, term of the district court convened re- gently in Fairbanks, according to the Fairbanks News Miner.
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Classified Advertising

RATES-Fifteen cents per line
 Count six average words to a line. Minimum charge 50 cents. first insertion, 7ks cents pc,
 line for subsequent insertion.
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LATEST INVENTION-New radio tubes warm-up in six seconds; For demonstration call Adams es.
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Compassion: II miss the old cuspidor since it's gone"
 Foreman You missed it be- fore. That's why it's gone"
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Practical and beautiful bridge gifts at the Alaska Shop.
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F0UND-Fadr horn-rim glasses with bows near raiEroad yard rsxna-hsase; soc, the price of 6ais notice, takes 'em away.
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FOR SALE or long lease, Dream hAd han Inquire Gateway.
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY
 AHndreds have sent us discarded Jewelry, old gold, false teeth, bridges, crowns, silver, platinum, diamonds, antiques. Mail yours today. Money mailed promptly. Goods returned if offer refused. Uhler. Sta. E. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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L06T-rair of eye glasses abouf week ago. Return to Gateway and receive reward.
La gaceta., 1931-10-19
VARIOS HOGARES Sc HAN
OFRECIDO A LOS NINOS
ALICE Y JIMMIE

Como resultado de una SUPPL.
ca hecha por la Sra. ]. E. Barns
por conducto del diario america.
no de la manana, sus nietos
Alice Y Jimmie encontraron a
biertas las puertas de Ia hoga-
res en- Tampa.
Alice tiene ocho amos de edad
y Jimmie tiene dos. Sus padres
estan Separates.
Los ninos Sc encuentran con
la abuela; pero esta no puede
atenderlos y de aqui que pidie-
ra un hogan para ellos.
MuchaS de las personals que
respondieron a la llamada Y que
Sc encontraron a Alice y a jim
ME jugando en- el portal, con un
juego de trocitos de MADEIRA, de-
sean llevarse a los dos. Otras
personas solamente quieren a
uno, estando divididas las soil
citudes de los que quieren al
La gaceta., 1931-10-19
r SERA JUZGADO
HOY

En- ell calendario de la corte
de 10 criminal aparece senala-
do para ell dia de hoy ell juicio
contra Roy J. Curry y dos com
plices, acusados de asalto Y ro-
DO.
Los delincuentes compare
ceran ante ell Juez Petteway.
En- un case, Curry esta acu-
sado, cOnjuntamente con Har-
man Waters, como dos de los
cinco hombres que robaron la
GAIA de caudaleS de la Webster
Daniels Automobile Company,
del 1901 de la Gale de Fran
kiln, y un cambio de disparos
con ell vigilante nocturno de di
cha empresa.
Waters Sc encontraba heri-
do de bala cuando fue arres %
tado.
En- ell otro case Sc acusa a Gu
rry y a un tai Jimmie Redding,
de haber robado en- la estaci6n
de gasolina Trezevant, situada
en- South Boulevard.
La gaceta., 1931-10-19

present6 ahoche en- I'm mitin
politico que mas de $4,000 per
Sonas efectuaban en- ell merca-
10 de trapos, motivando una Il
sion tumultuosa y de violentos
debates.
Tan prOnto comenzo a ha
)lar, respaldado por su nue.
70 partido,' ell pUblico comen-
20 a tirarle sillas y botellas, sA
liendO en- su defensa los boXea-
lSes y los jugadores de foot
Oall, los cuales Sc metieron en-
medic de los grupos, en- IN III
ento para restablecer ell orden.
Algunas de las personals que
asistfan al mitin comenzaron a
cantar ell coro de LA Bandera
Roja," replicando ell grupo de
Sir Oswald con "Tierra de Es-
peranza y Gloria"
Despues del mitin ell candi-
'dato a la Camara de los Co.
munes rehus6 ser escoltado por
la policia, pero un condestable
lie asegur6 que preferia arres-
tarlo y conducirlo a la fuerza
hasta su domicilio, que permit
tirle caminar solo a traves de
las GALES, pues su vida estaba
en- grave peligro. Sir Oswald tn
vo al fin que ceder'y dos vigil
lantes 10 escoltaron.
La gaceta., 1931-10-19
A FAMILY
DOCTORS LAXATIVE ,
IS BEST

Your health is too Important You
cannot afford to experiment with your
delicate bowels when coated tongue,
bad breath, headache, gas, nausea,
feverishness, lack of appetite, no
energy, ETC., warn of constipation.
This applies not only to grown people,
but more particularly to children.
That's why a family doctors laxative
is always the safe choice.
DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin is
prepared today under strict laboratory
supervision from fresh laxative herbs
and other pure ingredients, and
exactly according to DR.. Caldwell's
original prescription.
Today, millions of families rely on
DR.. Caldwell's judgment in the selec-
ton of their laxative. For DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. in bottles ready
for use, sold in all drugstoreS, is now
the largest selling laxative in the
world =
La gaceta., 1931-10-19
LOS AUTOMOVILISTAS DE
LA FLORIDA SON LOS MAS
OPRIMIDOS POR LOS I'M
PUESTOS

La division de Florida de Ia
Association Americana de auto
movilistas inform6 aver que los
automovilistas de Florida ma
bfan pagado por concepto de inn
puestos, en- 1880, un 80 por Glen
to mas que el promedio de i'm
puestos de la naci6n, constitu-
yendo este en- realidad una CT
fra prohibitiva.
Ell informe Sc hasa en- I'm es-
tudio sobre los impuestos fila
dos a los 327. 801 vehfculos de
motor del Estado, cuyo valor
approximate Sc calcula en- $67,
487, $3.50, los cuales pagaron por
distintos conceptos $19,968,6 $40.
Ell impuesto sObre los vehicu-
los de motor representa- un equi-
valente al 29.6 por ciento del va
Tor de los mismos, y su promedio
sobrepasa en- I'm 11.3 por ciento
al de la naci6n, que solo es de
1882.
Los $40, 1853, $40 pagados por
impuestos en- 1880 Sc dividieron
de la siguiente manera: Impues.
tos sobre la gasolina, S13,655,
175; licencias $4,813,495, y
$1,5OO,OOO por impuestos sobre
propiedad individual.
Ell pr6ximo ano no habra i'm
puesto ad-valorem sobre vehicu-
los de motor, pero la Legislature
en- Gambia aumentara los impues
tos sobre la gasolina y sobre las
chapas de licencia.
La gaceta., 1931-10-19
LIE A UN CANTON

FL Sr. George Oblinger, de-
1902 de la Gale II, denunci6 a Ia
policia que lie habian robado de
la esquina que forman las ca
lies de Ashley y Polk, I'm CANTON
Ford, cuyo n1mero de licencia
es ell 600-352.
Ell Sr. r. O. Stallings tambien
denunci6 el robo de un Ford, IT,
pc Sedan, que tenia estacionadc
en- la avenida de Florida y ca
lie Polk. Ell numero de la licen-
cia es ell 1882.