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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-19
GOOD USED BALLOON TIRES

CHARACTERIZATION Roulette, Chess. Base
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85c up. Jacobs outdoor Shop, is N Penn.
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MAKE the family happy. buy them an in
surance policy covering household goods.
Let US explain. Insurance Dept L1-7491.
GREGORY g. Appel. INC.
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Appointment of Peters to a fed
eral post also might prove a way
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! GET used car for Xmas Make tracks
for SACKS 3O8 Indiana Ave
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MARMON ss Sedan. 1929. Just out of
pa shop. Runs very nice. S195.
LoGEY MOTORS. INC, 1888 N. Me-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-19

INSURANCE-Did you ever think of giving
Automobile Insurance as a Xmas Gift.
Public Liability, Collision etc. Call and
let us explain. Insurance Dept. LI-7491.
GREGORY & APPEL, INC.
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ARABELLA SHIP MODEL, csc. Here's an
unusual and attractive gift; ideal for
mantel, table or radio. PEOPLES OUT
FITTING CO., 1885 w. Wash. st.
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'TCIERE" REFRIGERATOR
Christmas gift to please the whole
family. Very liberal trade-in allowance.
Polar Ice & Fuel Co. TA-0689.
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Going Out of Business
Entire stock of Furniture must be sold
regardless of cost. 2428 N. Meridian. open
evenings.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20

usual cathartic. You'll be rid Of all
that poisonous waste, and YOU
haven't weakened the bowels. You'll
have a better appetite, and feel
better In every way. The constant
use OF cathartics is often the cause OF
q sallow complexion and lines in the
face. And so Unnecessary
Would you like to break yourself
OF the cathartic habit? AT the same
time building health and vigor that
protects you from frequent sick
spells, headaches. and colds7 Get 4
big bottle OF DIR. Caldwelrs syrup
pepsln today. Use often enough to
0u0id those attacks OF constipation.
When you feel weak and rundown
or q coated tongue or bad breath
warn you the bowels need to b
stimulated. Give it to children
instead OF strong laxatives that AN
their strength. II nn't expensive.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20
By Jackson Gregory
Copyright by Charles scribner's sons
tWNU service)
RI THE BEGINNING

IN the California sierra Mark
hihg. prospector. sees Andy Park
er killed by Sven Brodie. Park
Srs outlaw companion. King il on
MS way TO the home of Ben Cav
nor King and Gaynor share with
brodle knowledge of a vast store
hidden gold. King meets Mrs.
aayhoI ana Is impressed by her
Gloria's youthful beauty
lie dislikes a house visitor named
afalton. With Gloria, King rieus
10 Goloma. intending to asoundo
Iiohegcutt. He finds Brodie with
the Old prospector, and animositv
l.afes. King Is drawn closer to
Gioria. She and her mother re
agfh 70 = Francisco. In a spirit
OF adventure Gloria arcomnanias
Gfattnn on a "b~usiness,, trim At
soioma she finds her father badly
hhrt- He gives her a message ana
y haekaEe-fe-king. urging her to
get them to him at once. Gloria
IAaiixes she has compromised her.
set ~ her journey with Grafton.
re proposes marriage, and Gloria
appafealiy accepts him. Grafton
country Judge" King. unseen bv
Gloria. watches the eeremony
from q window. At the last mo-
IleHL GIorla refuses 10 utter The
REQUISITE yes" King enters the
room and Gloria appeals TO him
Tor protection. Grafton, dismissed.
reveals his knowledge of the hid,
gen gold and makes threats. King.
nsarssned by Gloria.s appeal to
nim, urges her to marry him.
Really In love with him. and see
a way out of her dilemma
the girl consents. Gaynorfs mes
to King reveals the location
~ the treasure, and urges him 10
go at once and secure it,
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20
The Everlasting Whisper

In the scales oyer against the desire
OF his heart.
King estimated they would be gone
nse days, and then. making due al.
owanc for any reasonable delay.
provisioned for ten. Gloria was mucb
interested In everything. and looked
out to the mountains eagerly when
King had swung Der up TO her
saddle on Blackie. the tall. sober
faced horse. King looked at her and
marveled; her cheeks were roses. her
eyes were Gloria's own. wonderful
and big and deep beyond fathoming.
You are not afraid that I can take
care of you, are you, GIoriass he
asked.
And Gloria laughed gaily. answer
Ing:
My dear Mr. Man, I am not the
least little bit afraid of anything in
all the world this morning.
So with the glorious day brighten
Ing all about them they turned away
freHa the log house and frtu nm tr4ft=
which straightway King dubbed -Ad-
venture Trail"
There were red spots In Gloria.s
cheeks when they started. KIM
sought to guess at what might he the
emotions OF a young girl going on
with Gloria's present emotional adj
venture-yain task of a mere man
seeking to fathom those troubled
feminine depths marking that she
was a little nervous and distract.
I know the place Gus IncIe tried
describe" he said. .as well as T
my old hat Or at least I'd
have said SO until he mentioned the
third cave I've been there dozens of
too. but I've got to see more
than two caves there yet.
! wonder-do you suppose wen find
t as he sayssp
AT least We'll see about IL. And
there be heaps and piles of
ed, red gold. as the tale telIeth. no
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20
Evil Eye" Superstition
Proved to Have Raxix

u evil eye glorified symbol In
superstition and magic, finds scien.
tine eredence- The human eve
efHanates N peculiar radiation. sim.
LIAR III quality to ultraviolet ravs
p OF a strength sufficient to effect
several disturbances. as for exam.
PIE I'm yeast cells.
DT- Otto Rain, professor OF bac.
~ferlology at Cornell university. car
RES further his researches and saws
ina many parts OF the body emit
charlottesville finger tips. the tin of
the nose Human radiation IL rem
orally destructive, that of the plants
- not The intensity of the radia-
ton emitted varies with individuals
While eyes may kill yeast cells
with the piercing intensity OF their
ratfiations. they are not needed MT
NIL to see with, If an invention OF the
sfefneSe Joseph GartIoruber means
anything Vision, says Herr Garlic
ruDer. is caused by .bi-polar euualI-
ration of organic electrical tension.n
We do not actually see with our
eye7- They are nothing but electric
cells aefivated BY differences In light
intensity.
Herr GartIoruber constructed an
apparatus which charges highly the
electrical field OF the body. He
claims that with the aid OF the an.
parafus he can read a newspaper.
and In public demonstrations has
ransed blind subjects to distinguish
differences In light intensity.-Mod
frn Thinker.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20
American Fairies Known
to Indian MYTHOLOGY
@ 1882 The Bayer Co. Inc.

This is no fairy tale although 1t fin
about fairies-a purely American
species of fairies. A bulletin inst
issued BY the Smithsonian institution
warns us to watch out for Ikxarey-
ays-especially If they happen To
be ki~taxrihars. These are ever
present fairies in the mythology of
the karuk Indians Of northern Cali
fornia. They are still feared and
reVereneed In the KarulS annual
ceremonies. The I~kxareyavs. the
bulletin points out, were the old
time people who were in America
before the Indians came and who
turned Into animals, plants, rocks.
mountains, plots of ground. parts Of
houses, dances and distractions when
the karuks came. A simple Xxx
areyav. the Karuks believe. is harm
less, but the kitaxrihars were a spe-
cial class which were savage and
were petriied into various rocks
Pathfinder Magazine.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20

sure U trip Is going to be worth Tho
W days ride. Til show ron surh
chasms n gorges and cragy 1s
you've never turned those two lovely
eyes or yours upon, Mrs. Gloria King. y
As they journeyed King noted that
Gloria displayed none of that chat
tering, singing. gaiety of their former
ffdes together; he remembered. SYM
pafhetically. that she had had very
iiffie sleep last night, and that she
mad endured IA w-earisoue twenty
tour hours before. and that the lone
strain under which she had
struggled must certainly have told
upon her. both physically and mental
~ So, believing that she would be
grateful for silence. he crew silent
with her.
King, well before mIddav. reached
me spot In which from the first he
sad planned that they wouId noon
He was quick to help her to dismount
D noted that she came down ~stifrIv-
the eyes which she turned to him
were heavy with fatigue.
Maybe shouldn't have let vou
come after ait, DEAR he said con-
tritely. These are harder trails than
We've ridden before. and we've had TO
keep at it s~teadier.-
There was an effort In her smile
answering him.
Inc last two days have been hard
to get through with" she saia-ss sha
yielded to his i~nsistence and SAT down
on the sun-warmed pine needles. II
am sorry | am $685.
He did not allow her to run down
the elusive word.
Nonsense he fold her bears;,v
You've got 0 right to be tired. But
when you've had some lunch and >
cup of hot coffee you'l be tip-fon
again. Yon'l see.n
King unsaddled and tefhered ,ba |
horses. built his little fire and went
about i~unch-getting with a joy he had
never known In the oI0 accustomed |
routine before. Now and then ba
glanced toward Gloria: he could nor
help that. But he saw that she was
lying back, her eyes closed. and while
his heart went ont to her he did
not force his sympathy on her. She
to be asleep.
But Gloria was not asleep. Never
had her mind raced 80. III was dome
md she was Mark Kings wife
and higher doomed rhat fart
above all other considerations. Hut
here we're other considerations her
'ather hurt. she did not know how
her mother mystifed. by now
informed of Gloria's mar
'iage; Grafton with the poison Err
racted from his fangs had the fangs
I'LL. Erode somewhere. Brcife with
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20

THE woman who gives her
4 organs the. right stimulant
need mot worry about growing old.
Her system doesn't stagnate; her
face doesn't age She has the health
and pep" that come from q lively
liver and strong, active bowels.
When you're sluggish and the
system needs help, don't take q lot
Of patrnt medicines" There's a
famous doctors prescription for
Just such cases, and every druggist
keeps this standard preparation. 1t
IS made from fresh laxative herbs.
actrye senna- and pure pepsin. Just
risk for DR. CaldxeII's syrup Iepsin.
Take = little every day or SO, until
every organ in your body feels the
bag improvement
The next time You have d bilious
headache. or feel all bound-up. take
thss dr4r,o<s syrup instead od the
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20
Quick Dissolping Property of BAYER ASPIRIN
STARTS Relief 3 or 4 Minutes After Taking

Think Of a headache going in three
or four minutes. The pains of
neuralgia, neuritis or rheumatism
beng eased, often. In that little
space OF timeI
due to important. scientific de-
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Aspirin laboratories, millions of
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That IS because Bayer Aspirin
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stomach And thus almost IN
slANIL4 starts to ease pain. The
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eases In as little as four or five
minutes Think of what q time
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20
saver this is to busy people.

saver this is to busy people.
Remember it is Genuine BAYER
Aspirin which provides this unique
property. So e that you get the
real article when you buy. See that
these three words Genuine Bayer
Aspirin are on any box or bottle
OF aspirin that you buy. And that
the name "Bayer'' is stamped in
the form Of a cross ON any tablet
that you take.
Remember that when you buy.
And remember, too, that Genuine
Bayer Aspirin cannot harm the
heart. Take care you get the
genuine.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20
Explanation

Diner-Waiter, these are excellent
DisculIs, AND not near rs Tough as
my wife makes
Waifer-Oh, sir, you forget to re-
move the cellophane wrapping.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20

Some men are too slow to make
successful pallbearers.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20

Fairplay Is the beginning OF chiv-
airy between men.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-10-20
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La gaceta., 1932-04-07

clio de Quimica para la Guerra,
y que ALI Sc fabrican gases vene-
nosos, sustancias para generar
hume y proteger la armada, apa-
ratios para rellenar bombas y fl
nalmente mascaras de protection
contra Ell gas.
Refiriendose a Tnglaterra dice
que teen su arsenal de gases en-
Portion, cerca de Salisbury, dom
de mantiene grandes laborato-
rios y una escuela especial para
oficiales y quimicos.
FL almirante dice que La avia-
lion inglesa es superior a la fran
,esa, pero Sc consuela con la
;reencia de que nunca arrojara
bombas de gas en- Francia
Sobre Italia dice que ha esta-
blecido numerosos d~ep6sitos de
bombas de gas para ser usadas
Ipor los escuadrones de aeropla-
NOS y sobre Alemania cree que
secretamente viene preparando-
Sc con gases y otras sustancias
quimicas.
La gaceta., 1932-04-07

dos representatives suyos, Car
los Morales y Horacio Aguello,
con ell fin de que los Estados
Unidos tambien supervisor la
election de una Asamblea Cons
tituyente.
Ell Secretario Stimson mani
fest6 a los enviados de Monca-
da que los Estados Unidos no
solo no supervisarian mas cleo
clones que aquellas senaladas
para Presidente, vice-presiden-
tie diputados y senadores, sino
que 81 ell gobierno de Managua
tratara de celebrar elecciones es-
tie ano con ell fin de revisar la
Constitution, los Estados Unidos
retirarian los marines que ALI
tienen.
Isl Nicaragua desea-dice la
nota de Stimson-una completa
enmienda de la Constitution, es-
to podra verificarlo en- 1882, de
acuerdo con la Carta Fundamen-
tai ALI VICENTE. 81 Nicaragua de-
cidiera elegir Asamblea Cons
tituyentes durante ell presente a.
no, los Estados Unidos Sc verfan
obligados a retirar sus planes pa.
ra supervisor los comicios de
noviembre.
Las 1litmas noticias de Mica
ragia indican que las disencio
mes continuan entire los liberale'
y los Conservatives y que Mon.
cada ha hecho saber que en- di
ciembre entregara su puesto.
Entretanto la secretarfa de es.
tado, con la cooperation de ls
marina, sigue sus preparativos
para supervisor las venideras e
lecciones.
La gaceta., 1932-04-07
LA A~CTUALIDAD POLITICA

Dicese que hoy presentara su
candidatura a secretario de la
corte del circuito, ell Sr. Mick,
ex-superintendente del acueduc
to de Tampa.
En- 10 que respecta a los can
didatos al puesto que actualmen
tie viene desempenando Mr.. Di-
ckenson, ell pueblo latino apa-
rece inclinadi hacia j. w. Les
ter, comisionado del distrito MI
nero /.
Son tambien fuertes aspiran-
ties los Sres. Fielding, Culbreath
y Catcart.
La gaceta., 1932-04-07

elecciones de mayo, expresando
la confianZa de que ganaran por
10 menos 80 actas mas. 81 tai
fuera ell resultado, los radicales
socialistas llegarian a contar con
140 diputados, 10 que ocasiona-
ria la caida del gobierno de Tar
dieu Y la formation de uno nue.
vo con una mas amplia represen-
taci6n para la %izquierda.
Eduardo Daladier, ex-jefe de
los Observation-Disclosures, asegura
que. 81 las elecciones parlamenta-
rias siguen ell rumbo de las 1lti-
mas municipales, su partido ten
dra 100 actas en- la venidera ca
mara.
Los socialistas que dirige Leon
Blum dicen que su prop6sito es
combatir las fuerZas de la reac-
ci6n en- ayuda de las classes ira
bajadoras.
La divisa de los socialistas es
la siguiente: "Derrotemos la re-
acci6n. Demos nuestro apoyo a
los candidates que combatan a
los reaccionarios aunque sean co
munistas, radicales o simplemen-
tie republicanos."
La gaceta., 1932-04-07

mar votos; pero ustedes pueden
pregurtar a cualquier hombre
de negocios de Tampa, sobre
quen es Tom Hart.
es un hombre siempre honrado
limpio, que no sepa NADIA de po-
Utica, pero sepa como rebajar
los gastos y emplear a los hon.
bres de merito'.
La gaceta., 1932-04-07

Washington, abril LA Sc
cretarfa de estado mantiene su
intenci6n de retirar a todos los
marines de Nicaragua antes de
1888. I'm convenio para super
visar las pr6ximas elecciones de
noviembre fue hecho en- 1928,
como una parte del plan Slim
son para finalizar la guerra CT
vii en- Nicaragua. En- esa fecha
fue electo p~residente ell leader
liberal, general Jose Maria Mon
cada, quien ahora ha enviado a
La gaceta., 1932-04-07
NOT1CIAs ~TE1EGRAFTCAs


Londres, abril 7.-El presi-
dente canon de Valera viene
hab'ando con entera franqueza
de los problemas del Libre Els
tado y dice que su pals ha pro-
gresado hacia la libertad, aun-
que Ia opinion pdblica piensa
one los irlandeses son insacia
E'as, "Nosotros estamos en- IL
situaci6n del prisionero que VIE
ne confinado en- una zelda des-
de hace muchos amos y al que,
como un favor, Sc lie permite
pasear por ell patio de la car
col Nadie puede decir que este
r. re es libre. Los republica-
n s antes de tomar possession de
SIS cargos deben ir a n negocia-
do especial, inscribir sus NOM
bres y jurar fidelidad a un mo-
narca extranjero. Las guarnicio
mes inglesas permanecen en-
nuestros puertos Y ell norte de
nuestra Isla esta politicamente
separada de Irlanda. De los nue.
We condados del Ulster, nos han
deiado tres lPor que ellos solo
tomaron seis? Estamos unidos
. Tpglaterra por n~uestra posi-
ci6n geografica Y economical Y
81 fueramos enteramente libres
guiariamos nuestros destinos
dentro de las fronteras natura-
les del pals. Yo, por mi parte,
deseo un entendimiento amiga
BILE con la Gran Bretana, pero
mientras exista contra ~nosotros
una f~ortabeza, amenazandonos,
en- nuestro suelo y los rs conda-
dos de Ir@nda Sc vean obliga-
dos a vivir en- un estado de sos
pecha, la verdadera amistad
nunca brotara. Made debe espe-
rar que Ell gobierno republican,
reconozca un gobierno que lie
haya impuesto esta obligation
en- su carta fundamental!
"Hemos contribuido grande-
mente a la grandeza y prosperi-
dad del Imperio y nuestra raza
merece ser tratada de igual g
giual por los anglo-sajones y
tambien desde ell punto de Wis.
ia econ6mico".
FLo que todos deseamos es
una rep1blica democratica, COZ
sus legftimos derechos recono
cidos por ell mundo entero".
La gaceta., 1932-04-07
PIeitos v Divorcios

Angelina Suarez, contra Fill
pc Guarino; Mariana Alvarez,
contra Roberto G. Cregan; Wal
ter E. Stafford, contra Mary
Leonard Stafford; Steve G.
Kaylor, contra Frances P. Kay
lor.
La gaceta., 1932-04-07

Paris, abril los radEales
socialistas dirigidos POI, ell ex-
primer miSistro HeR1ot, han
entrado en- la camp9ha para las
La gaceta., 1932-04-07

Paris, abril 7.-El contralmi-
rante Degouy, del estado mayor
de la marina francesa, en- un ar
.ticulo publicado en- ell Excelsior
dice que los Estados Unidos es-
tan mejor preparados para la
guerra quimica que Inglaterra,
Italia o Alemania. Describiendo
la preparation de America para
esa guerra, Sc refiere a un gran
establecimiento situado en- Edge
wood, Illinois, donde 100 oficia-
les Y 1900 hombres estan traba-
jando bajo las 6rdenes del Servi-
La gaceta., 1932-04-07

Presentado por Ell Sr. P. P,
Lastinger, pronunci6 aver un
discurso en- la plaza de la cor
tie ell Sr. P. S. Hart, de Jack
sonville, candidate a Goberna
dor.
Dirigiendose al pdb,ico, Hart
dijo que el no lanzabn tango con
ira nadie, aunque 81 atacaba ell
sistema de entregar La gober-
naci6n del estado a polfticos q.
saben muy POGO de administrar.
"Yo no hago promesas, prone
sas que muchos hacen para ga
La gaceta., 1932-04-07

Sc calific6 aver para ell pues-
to de comisionado por ell distri-
to Mum. 2, que abarca a West
Tampa, ell Sr. Tucker Savage.
Ha anunciado SUI candidatura
para la reelection por csc dis
trito, aunque aun nj Sc ha cali
ficado todavfa, ell Sr. John T.
Gum, que viene desempenando
ell cargo desde hace muchos a.
nos.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-16
STOCK PRICES FAIL TO KEEP
 RALLY SPURT
Numerous Recessions from Yesterdays s Close are
 Reported

NEW YORK, April 16.-Stocks were unable at the short session to continue recovery after two sue cessive days of up7turn.
 Although the bond market still felt the stimulating effect of the Federal Reserve credit expansion program, trading quarters are in- clined to look upon the two days advance as largely technical re- bound. awaiting favorable news be- fore trying to push the rally fur ther.
 Today there were numerous re- sessions up to two points from yesterdays close.
 The closing tone was heavy.
 Auburn broke five points, closing at 37. new low.
 American Telephone lost mort than two pAalts.
 United States Steel, Allied Chem. ical lost point or so and Eastman was off four points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-16
SENTIMENT IS FOR DEMOCRATS
 AYERS zIECLER
Ketchikan Candidate Finds Strong Party Sentiment
 on West Coast

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, April 15.- An enthusiastic Democratic senti- ment indicating heavy vote in the party's primary election week from next Tuesday, is reported by Representative A. H. Ziegler, can didate for the nomination for Dele gate to Congress, who has just re- turned here from an airplane cam paign trip on the west coast.
 Two days were spent in cam- paigning. He spoke to enthusias- tic gatherings in Klawock, Hyda- burg, Craig, Sitka and Port Alex ander. He said he was confident of his own success there.
 Airplane campaigning, he said, has many advantages over other methods of transportation. He was able to visit wide section and meet many voters in two days that under ordinary circumstances would have required several days.
 MT. Ziegler will go to Petersburg and Wrangell by steamer early next week.