davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-26

Decree Granted Interlocutory
decree of divorce was granted Bess
M. Schlanze from Charles Schlanze
yesterday. She charged him with
extreme cruelty.
Hazel N. Baker, teacher OF piano.
Private and class instruction, all
grades. Rates reasonable. Phone
220. Studio 665 He'll. i9t7
File Petition-Petition foIS letters
Of administration in the estate o.
Fukusuke Kinjo was filed in the
county clerks office this morning
by Kukukichi Taira.
Annual Occurrence - Home again,
broke again, work again. Rain or
shine, day or night, call Hartzell,
the Roofer. Phone 251-W.
oath, So wks
In Police Court-The complain
ing witness failed to appear in the
case of Ray Buzley, 20, arrested last
night for disturbing the peace, and
he was released by Judge j. E.
Simpson in police court yesterday
No complaint was issued in the case
of Jose Grizalba, 81, also arrested
for disturbing the peace.
American Cleaners will not be re-
sponsible for any cleaning or press
ing picked up by Elon Berkman.
He is no longer connected with the
firm in any way. (Signed Ameri-
can Cleaners, Brawley and Ell Cen
tro. 25t3
Arrested T0day-N. Okamura, 80
year -old japanese, was arrested by
labor officers in El Centro today
for alleged violation OF the state
pay check law He was brought TO
the county jail
To Attend Convention-Judge l.
Mayiield plans to attend the South
ern California Council of the State
Chamber OF Commerce at the Alex
andria hotel in Los Angeles next
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-26
Local Scouts
Get Invitation

Troop IA, B. s. A., FL Centro, has
received an invitatisn from tho
San Diego council to use the Ia
dian Village headquarters IN Bal
boa Park for two evenings the
weekend Of October 10.
The boys are planning a trip tC
the government aviation field al
North Island and visits 10 the Sar
Diego museum and zoo, according
to an announcement by H. K
Lounsbury, Scout executive.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-26
Desert Flowers Bloom in Rain

LONGSTREET CANYON, New.
W.P)-After a succession of rains
following a long dry spell, old-tim-
erS are enjoying what they claim
is the most unusual growth Of des-
ert flowers in many years. Many
parts of the canyon in the neigh
borhood have been completely car
peted by the wild beautiful desert
flora.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-26

Rice harvest started in the Grid
ley-Biggs section of Butte County
the last week in August, the ear
liest harvest On record.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-26

The local price on eggs, furnish
ed through the courtesy of zurcher
Bros, is as follows:
Medium or pullet ........................ 26c
Extra SOC
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-26
@NaIkeD

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 26. U.P)-
Following are today's market quo
tationS:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-26

New Low Prices on magazines.
Mrs. Leffingwell. Phone 2l6-W. 2ltf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-09-26

Elmer A. Todd announces that he
and his associate teacher, Estelle
Livingston, are to remain in charge
OF the piano department of the
Academy of Music. Phone 466. 19tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12

AtE-Irh w-rE LAS mrr Em-
na-M-T 6e1Eyec O. Bruaan :
uew l-rl--- rArt
I'll hNEz REAA- cary t2 mE
2 "A RnEzEzL cEy nsaE4Fxr ae
Mnm@mT.
Ernc11z - - 3d. rExtE1
Dee IE E-E mlrM wrnwrmAE tEE
1f- reDnwFe1 knN MR1 tEN -
EnE--zl EE1EaeL TE car CO.
f~n--1Ern- arc <-t Ter M tne
FER hg rs NeI
ard ere $751; nf tmN rrAmlM-m
hAzz hAz heez sE M~k g.
the zrsn-R-r hEz- u rEnEr-n1 t-
EEE- ~E mmE
As Easr ~ r1E re
L. wE rAm tD -lM
e - wrw 80 ET E1Easr
So II -E FMAt REnalE mr-
EeM ME hneE EhR
EF rwase- r4t fF ErW ST. Wy
nE EzH-nE mlar- mml9 80 En-
g1E=z-n- z1ZR ~EF ~ MAJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
UNEMPLOYMENT
Aid Is ASKED
Local Bureau Reports
Situation Not
Acute

Tt -sT-11- StzzHkr- q
B-0Ezz& b lE as ACHE O. y
Ezs Er ~ -s Cn-[zDzz zoL-
days z1r-1E- I'd Clbzn MonEE
S1DerZdE C HE farm A51-
ciEiLE -- lie III 6 Employment
b1resZ B11EE
Al-E--1 z-ge --noe-s g IL
eEP4oT@ ISL lEe loczl employ
Ee1- EezZ ssez-Z Eo-k. TIE
ru-5e- "a less iran ]. TZ last
month " M--ze5 ex1-zzned-
A1D-- -TElT workers. wE-e 10Zz1
EH EZ sex and about - z<lre
nave -E-EE- IL Ire 1I-eaL
Jo11 A. EEsEl. are hard 20 find.
IS 1z-EEz hare z1-E A. ne help
rheT n<1 P1zl1-5 are a-so sraEne
II TIE 60. -s 5-czz had CO..
E-le1-
He slSo E-za5 t1s- s-cErT-s
and lDEE T1-Er c-Zezs ne RE
b1rSaH = q a5oreE CT z-F ty7e
are needed Ee sad -1z- r1ers wzs
no charge 1--eraad with TIE EEr-
E1ce- and la z1T TzczzT wuzl5
Dc filed Prl1PlF Eg-1 z5-ra-
ton O the E-rez
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
RAIN FALLS
OVER VALLEY

Al Valley points reported ran
during the past - hours. wesrhr-
chief w j. Schnu-5uzch san Non
DAY morning Predictions 20
Monday night and Tussczv car fo-
continued clo16iness, o~avc7al
showers. and q drop III te-Dea-
ture II the weather clears.
The mercury vii fan ~ arn-rnd
40 degrees tonight II he zpa-he-
clears before night ~. Schnr--
busch said Lo# Sunday wa- a
degrees, with a high q 81. srxsraI
degrees below the Florida riga IN
the day
Rio G-ande City rsuorts5 II
inches OF rain lzSr night Mission
u: San Benito. . ard B-ons-
vile showed heaviest r-e-rs-ar5--
with - inches
Rains have beth Ee1erE over -
entire state Of Texas 6Eirr ire
past two days the weather 800
concluded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12

MEXICO CITY Jan II Z-
The meUQpCl-s1 po-loe t1.szr rad
a problem c. church ru56e-isE CO
thar hands
One C T. t--r=- - -
hol6ups wzS =1er-z-ed ~Hs-4-1z-
By tT0 hand Eno rzvsd -
hours o. the altar oE tn rrurrn
a. Iepepzn- Apparently n-zv-z
When the sacrIzrzn went ~ lorE
up NJ informed then Il EzS tire
to 90. -nereupc1 TIE re artzck-
Cd. bound and gagged lin. and
after locking tn church dor mo
cssded TO loot - church az -
the vzluz1les r1sT co-ld 60
away.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
ON FEDERAL
BUILDING WILL BE
HURRIED OR

GEEEEZ- E = W-
-w-1E have Ear1H@ E-MmamK -
.E r1E So &C -e1exa- 81 M
% erected 4- EruEmw and
Eu-k E EEpere1 60 EG- St. aa
zuz 1E EE mear FIE
ar-g1lr 90 a 1EMrME reserves
- ~ ~ C-EzrEr. EerzEaE TIA
-1-A4 rnEElM- tE %NEMN
fran Ee-w - EeE1h nz
zr-rA-T E TIRE -rrzsu-T
IL E-earEr aln1-1nnG Lhas NF
S11- c. plans are rgEEx- A1N
approved ra-hnl M STAR nm
E-1g tEe uresel PCS ctFlr lg-
1nr. -AE Ez-anzA- cnrmEAa1mMEM-
SD -1z- = rs N-ua1E E&f GO
l11Zl 1z-rl1E ~ At unIH41
cur-rE 1s-L
Ire EfEErE= sruT r. Hr4tN
rE1c H-ElE ErMN.-aE BrnEM
F1E poE cf.i1e rgE hF1T wrrzrFe
and every effort beng mace lH
expece prnte-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
Legislators Throng Austin
Minor Unopposed For Speaker OF House;
Measures Drafted

~ scouting around the capitol cor
rido-s ard 6slE1ng mo projected
nezSurES
WorE O. ORGANIZING coElL-IeS
Was expected 70 occupy both houses
for the first teE DAYS
The IaS- message OF Gov Dan
Moody was IN the hands OF printers
and probably VII q read Wed1es-
DAY
JocksyInE To- chzirEznships o.
the major committees OF The sen
ate care to a S-z1ds-lM Saturday
with the tentative announcement
or the selection OF the Lieutenant
governor elecI- leadership Of
house committees. however. Sill
was at open question. Fred Minor
CT Denton. prospective speaker. de-
Ching TO make announcements
until after his election Minor Is
UnopPoSed-
Carl Hardin OF ~StephenTlIle vas
most prominently mentioned for
president pro temp0re Of the sen
ate. He xiii be unOppOSed- 50 far
as could be learned
UnemloTment Was adding 20 the
troubles Of heads OF both chambers,
CONTINUED from Page Eight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
CITY CARING
FOR ADDITION
New Services EKtended To
Territory Recentiy
Annexed

E-cW-M-f haz R-EnEcT f4~F1
lzk-nE care ~ He- EFHEEs E-Dl
rhe r1rT EMnl-er REln--1ec Mn
Car. anE ~ y rCxz-t zr1l1r -1.FE
have E-lrpn1 h EEr rr-.
TIE c1y hzs cx-el1r1 Is EA-s4e
rr-lEr-aan EErIlrF ta -lE ARA e.
fnrte6 hT 80 eX-elE1a C. - rF
limits ard TIE e~-EnE-F crEr-
-Frt hME beer lnEMr.f1 tn tr-
SAL tE-uurHT gre EVtrE-sE pF--
r-r rs-rmnFzt .-EtAlMt4un ct nwm
Wa.er --eS
TIE e-nrs~lraF trnMrmE-. nv
urenar-r u. install f.re Aa4rz bcA-
wv n tna rEw ARA. ard hes Hrr
beng ASKED fr =11 rH &C. WatFr
mans
Local Issuance Rr-rtH MtrAH
that 10 new tcr-tl-T = eEl
tn r.ty rates rn thr- t-H 5nE-rm=-r
premiums a. fkl1 t1rf ar a. nEm
Insurance FROM tAe FIRST E t#
year WILL hn w----rl - tne Erw
EheSl-e.
~ A RasrrthRL rAtF raAaAr-
and n q Rentsrn m4Tnr. fxr&r~
" tn1ET thas Tire prrEtIt ra-rF
On anEGrMnre are fl15. ant thai
n1w lx rates WLI 49, RruluG f1tT-
three rE-tE DwE-4ErE wt1.-
fee - IRE hycrEn.x ere eE
tn -Hir rltr. rEnnr w1-hlr- hM +E
100 fee- az emitted 20 E-reE'
rate a-E those rFrr -n9H tr@t hl.
ri.hn thr CITY AznitE &c. nfziE
We re cu--rlrsE n1r gEEar-
E5rr urlE-Ean. AM HHHnHN M4sm=
IRE rltF limits ~ - eEUfKz W
tire 5s-ne-t RAE - wEE EE Lnm-
oar Ecrlnx
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
PILOT FOUND
AFTER z DAYS
c. Rionda, Department Of
Commerce Aviator, IL
Safe AZ Chsral

Gens-0 Ri1n6z- Mexican 6e-E--
meZt g commerce aviator who lE.t
the kral municipal aEp1-- FRIDAY
a4terD0o1 II the Barring ship
brought here bv Barney ZE-mEr-F.
vas reported found nezr TIE 500
q Marina rITe- SUNDAY AFTERNOON
after being reported missing 1ur
rwo czyS.
XIX was said IL B-cE-ETlle THAT
Rio1da escaped injury when hE
made Z forced landing reE- fhe
Soto In Marina and * Is tholrht
uhzs he mace his way 70 the Cha
NAL ranch after his ship burst into
flames after landing. and vas de-
StroTed
Tie shin raS a new one that he1
been delivered " thc factory repre-
sentative 60 the Mexican Ll= -
Br0EnyElre
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
WORKER
dies OF STAB
Officers Search For Man
Believed Slayer of
Isidro Liendro

a search vas being conducted
here Monday for Manuel Ortiz. be
neVed 70 Be- the slayer Of Isidr0 IL
endr0. who vas found dying from
Z knife wound II the vicinity CT
PalEito ranch early Sunday morn
ing
The DYING man wzs found in the
road b. Luis Garcia. a friend I
am dying Lencro said according
20 Garcia. Manuel Ortiz did T.
When Garcia czn1e back with Of
ficerS. Liendro was dead Ortiz is
missing from his home and cid not
nut lii bis appearance 70 work
Monday uCrnLn--
There wzS 4 sfx-trch knife
stab under LLc-d-01S left I'M Il
the vicinity O. his heart. according
to Investigating officers Sheriff
Prank Brown and Chef Deputy P
G. Delaney After II Inquest o.
Justice Ct the Peace Fred KoTzI-
ski the body vzS brought 70
BrorrSE5re or the NzrceIo Cara
u~c6ertaEinz establishment
Ire decedsr. u survived hr his
nothe- and three brothers Who r.
SIDE near the Rz55 pace south q
this city
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
County Proposal Still
Being Discussed
IN Valley
HARLINGEN
Would Vote Against Being
Taken Out Of Cameron,
Says Attorney

.-%M - 4AE LME.&AMM
EAE-ISGN. Jan FL t-e
mater C Z 1eE cgzu-r wth Ezr-
@sE- - Coll-E Seal Is erEr p-- GO
: T01e ! 5elEEe maj EzrZzre1
sJJrE VII ce1ez+ TIE mCEe locally
% . hezGhy zzla--E. MaS LIE
EztezE- mscs t01zy - J11z G
ATrllE l1Ezl a~-tzrEeT
III Zyr1cE sZpz1ec that - kzz
EaET1eWe1 q large rEnbg- nf Ear
M1el CZ 11cl1Z sexer1l
Eo--E-t 1-E-eSS EEl- and rza-
practically a. had FClo1 oppnxl@D
10 the p-oeE
The Ez-ley has fE0 r-npnatiozE
before Z. oZe beng TIE 10-uzZE
CT q new c71ztE OH 11 pr---1-s W.
CzZEroE. WLlacE and El1zEE7
co11tlE With HErl-Een EE TIE
county Rz-- t1e o-he beng i111-
ing x AZ NzLE c0Urtiss ~ GRE
A-ER county VIII E6cDu-E SIG
gezed Is me c1-u-v ez-
T1e former -gEE-Er- IE b-E
DoZzE6 tv q -o1p c- EErZnrml
CLEEE. z-G -zE E--E-E-t race
- E- MT-rk today lis z.r--l-znt
T. rEz- = E11EE r1zt ever iocE1 SER
MEE-- Goes NOT wE-lEEHa-H-- a.
Fcr : E-zE = rs panied ca Zaz-
OAR
ne EEz- Et.c--rTs A.
nDurce-rErt care e. u E-r-lR the
ru-nszxz5 CT c-1nlnn. E--inmlr-
uucle1fr II 1zro- e TIE h-szE Be-
III that EzrZ--Fz rlrHEEE we're
znoS- E-z-Zo-sF g EET1- C 9
uFw cCE--T z-1 c1-r-- sE--.
TIE Eec1L1 E-D-1L1l- O. -E'
C q unified cc--T. Ezs beer FE.
EeS-e1 ard favored hT Judge Dz-zi
c Dang. CzEe-1z co--Tv ruc-E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
Meeting Of Ants l.
Called For
Tonight
For Saturday, Jan IL,
FIRST Opposition Is
Organized
gEozr 70 IRE EEzdl

McAILE. Jan E-B111Gz
Ri who az ogposad . ire pro-
7osed EzapzI lg- pant oE-E-
shin venture T. EcA-sn. VII zee-
a. rhe cE,z-5= C Commerce c-16-
- tbs zfts1oc-- = vas stztcc
this morning o. J. g S-Ee-- Dzl
r-anzeer Ct Inc Csn1rzl P0EE az6
Llgh- co-zzr- Z vi be the frs
meeting he'd II oPPosIl0z % -Ae
prcooszl and Tz5 czlle1 a-lE zp-
p-CLrz-ely forty bushes Ee1 nae
S-Ered z petition p1-ad through
tne city zEs Sz-E1zT-
II Is expected that organization
z9zInz1 ln-e-ESt5 pushing nc hznl
pant CE1eEhp proposition VII %
formed G. this Afternoons MEETING
Vote o1 the proposal Es been cal
Cd for zeE- Saturday
ms zeek 5 excited 20 bring on
IuI fire hy both factions SeTs-
pz1er adTErrLE-e-E5 and Ez1o1Ls
have bcen Used II placing TeEs q
both sides before The pubic
The proposition vas a. first Uc-
sen-ed to the peODle that tie city
should Seclre MUNICIPAL Ozlerz11
c. ore or three methods nancy.
purchasing present. holdings q TIE
Central POzer ard Light company.
ccnCernl1E said holdings bT ezer-
cSe q eminent domain O b SET
ting I'D Z plant II opposition 20
company
lTsvo- Oxoor- later issued e
statement TO TIE e1fec- that TIE
third had not been INTENDED and
had been included bT uE-aEe-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
Third Public Enemy
To Be Shot Down
Recently
ASSAMANTS
Stage Ambush AT Deaths
Corner; Condition Is
Critical

ACzICACO. Jan E-7-1Ee e.
q the Bob Ezg C CHA
E-zzz Be1zEro. c7e c TIE
original = pc en@S-hzs
ended. Temporarily. Z. kzz
Ike uzzy o-he-s = gz1zzzd- he
wzs znoL FEe Bullets psE-cac hE
head ard bocy- Tao szEzz1-s
fred TIE she's z- night z4be- -
stepped from TIE doorway O. ES
hrDTne--En-zEs hone II Lite
Ttz1y into ms z--o-oozE. Co- far
from Death CCrIG where gangs
have settled 50 many @ Their d.
pu-ez with b1IleZ He was fzkE1
20 a hospital E1ere his c01dr1nn
wzs reported &C be critical
Rocco Fzrell. zn0-hEr p-blG
enemy. Il fro1t C EScse ho-e
the shooting occurred was arrested
and tzilad On . charge C Ezly1zz--
AZ the hospital BeIczst-o third
O. the pubic elellS 20 b shot
Ence the Cniczgo co-rEEon Is
sued Us Ez q Ea6eEra5les las
spring. refused 20 gre TIE poEce
&AN A44-AAA u A@ G@I IT
said he could not recognize MS as
szilznEs and cNld noz say wtether
they used p1Stc5 c. a mzc111e
gn- TIE other pubic e1eEez
shot we-E jazz Zutz, killed q.
Delzfe6- Wis ard Joe A5eLo
slain n n machine gin zz1-zn IN
Chicago
p~Ti~a <-.~srzta@ sH-+ pst-z-r
wzS xh0s possibly fc- z-ouzLnz the
anger Of an oTEzrzed gang which
cb5ected % MS supposedly Eoe-
pendent operation Belczs-ro vas
arrested during the investigation
into the Death @ Alfred LEzIe.
Tribune reporter. b1- later freed
he vas indicted q q charge c.
murder grUTIrz CT &C the Death O.
CCfaTius Grzrzd-. nero political
leader. slain during election czs0r-
Gers several years zEo. BIT the case
rs dropped
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
Entertainment For
Visitors Planned

Plans are progressing On the en-
TREATMENT that Is 10 be arranged
for the % directors az the Grpas
American Underwriters, ho.6irg
company that controls several ma
ti0n7IIy advertised Insurance con-
games. and wno are 70 visit the
Valley On q tour or inspection next
week GwM ~
The Grez. American has head
quarters IN San Antonio having
opened II Texas u October CT 1870.
W A NettIe Is Brownsville rerre-
sentative
The directors al OF whom are
sad 20 o mIlliorzreS. arc 10 de-
train AZ McAIeu and tour the Val
lRy O automobile tErE1-zrinz the
trip wiki = ba11ue- either II
Brownsville C Mzra-ncrcS given
b. the Secretaries CT TIE Waller
cczE1ez q Commerce
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
Boca Chica Legal
Fight Starts Soon

IRE fight 70 rs-noTe the posts II
B0ca Chlcs Is DELAYED only for the
tine required 20 rzSse TIE Necessary
funds for q legal fight. according
70 Lou Pilgrim. vino s 20 direct the
1CrenSic var.
The zrnO1rceEert Sunday thzs
the fight wzs Indefinitely pos-pou-
g did not relate 70 M Pilgrims
&r'ect. D.. 70 arothe- angie q
Re battle that 4 being conducted
b. county officials. T. was explained
Monday
Mr.. Pilgrim announced toGsw
that IS soon as the money Is rzis-
ed for his work. there viii be real
SMOKE seen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
MISSOURI MOB BURNS NEGRO
AHators
Diet On
Tadpoles

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
Houston Business
Man Is Car Victim

HOUSTON. Jan Lz-F-T-
MzrStcz e. p-o--slr Er-r-
business Ez1- TzS k-e1 zse 49,
te-dzT WHEN S---rk o. III z
HE 8 - EaS repz-Ez : - g.
his car =h1ch Ezs pz-E - -
ruz6Sz6e nezr E0ckley- Kari =
KET- C[ P1<- Ar-E-. G-= u =.
car T-Eh S--1-E Mz-EE -
c1z-E- cane 20 E1Z-c- al -
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Members Requested
To Attend Services

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Spanish War Vet
Dead In San Benito
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Little Hope Seen
For Buried Worknen

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
Commissioners
Hear Year Report

Annual reports of Adele Porter.
home demonstration agent. and
EenrT AlsIeyer. agricultural agent.
were heard g the Cameron county
c0EmlSSlClErS court n session
here Monday uoxn1g- Both agents
reported a banner year during
1880. listing ire achievements AZ
tzI-ed ~ Cameron county farm
ex housewives and clubs
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-12
Homeseekers Monday
Total $50 In Valley

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HARLINGEN. Jan II - MorF
than $50 homeSeekers arrived over
the Missouri Pacific lines Monday
mc-nllE. detrzirlng in Hzrlingen,
Il was reported today Six hun
6red arrived On two special trains.
ard sc more came II On the reg
Elar train Other parties are ex-
pected TUESDAY.
No reports we're available Mon
day from the Southern Pacific but
i Is thought that possibly a hun
cred more arrived over that line
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Services
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-03-06
Crudely Split "Shakes"
First Colonial Shingles

While siding and single exterior
coverings for homes did not strictly
originate in this country, being largely
notifications of existing methods
brought over by the early-settler arti-
sans, the availability of the materials
and suitability to native architectures
give houses sheathed in siding or
shingles a distinctly American flavor.
douses covered with rough-hewn
siding boards, or clapboards. and
crudely split shakes. or shingles. d.
rectly succeeded the first log cabins
of the early colonists in this country.
These materials have been refined by
improved methods of manufacture into
types which are individually appro-
pirate to the variations of modern
colonial architecture and t. the archi-
lectures of other countries In Ameri-
can adaptations.
Cedar and pine and sother durable
native woods are used in modern man.
ufacture of shingles and siding. which
are frequently stained to enhance their
appearance and resistance to weather.
Wood siding and shingles have inte-
grail insulating value in themselves.
increasing comfort and fuel economy
in the winter and keeping the house
cool in summer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-03-06
Lucky Find

When we find some slight help
makes marvellous improvement in
a child, we wonder why we hadn't
thought of doing it long ago.
Here's good example: My lit
tie girl was doing fairly WELL" says
Mrs. M. Seitenbach, 5605 Emile
Street, Omaha, Neb., ''but l noticed
she didn't eat right and didn't have
much energy.
sour doctor had recommended
California Fig Syrup, so 1 gave her
some. She improved so much L
wonder / didn't do something for
her stomach and bowels before. She
has a good appetite and digestion
and plenty of energy, now"
To point up child's appetite,
increase energy and strength, assist
digestion and regulate the bowels
there's nothing like California Fig
Syrup. Doctors advise it to open
bowels in colds or children's dis
eases; or whenever bad breath,
coated tongue, ETC., warn of con-
Stipation.
Emphasize the name California
when buying, to get the genuine.