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The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
Cost Is Three Times That
of the Government.

New York Every one ~ the one
hundred and twenty eve millions of
people 90 these United States pays
organized and unorshnized crime
the sum of 80 cents each aud every
day % the year
Thirty ceats from the new born
babe. or the oldest inhabltant
means thirty seven millions, I've
hundred thousand dollars each day
or a grand total of thirteen billions
six hundred and elghiy-seven mill
lions uve hundred thousand dollars
year-ihree times the cost 81 the
United States government and one
and a third times more than the
foreign nations owe ns IN war debts
writes Phelps Phelps Ia the Chi
caEo Herald Examiner.
critielxes Parents
In the city of New York alone
there is an average ~ half a mil
lion arrests each year Tor all CLASSES
of crime. but the most painful truth
brought forth hy police reports Is
that an average of forty thousand
of those arrested are between the
ages % sixteen and twenty years
More than one hundred thousand
of the total are between twenty
enc and twenty-five years of age.
and IN the face ~ these hgures, sup
piled hy former Police Commission.
er Mulrooney. the present city ad-
mlnlstratlon has seen ~ 10 abolish
the highly necessary and efficiently
conducted crime prevention bureau
OF the police department
The underlying cause OF whole
sale crime IN this country can be
traced to lack OF parental training.
brought 10 a disgraeeful low dur
Ing the decade or more OF thu no
Bile experiment" Siums and slum
environment have a lot 10 do with
starting the youngster on the down.
ward path and lattsrly the wild
teachings OF disloyal and nitwit
school officials have Iunoculated the
rising geheration with contempt for
all laws and all authority whether
official or parental
pEar.aw potftfrfapa
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
Science Gains Rich
Data in Gold Rush

behind fragments OF g5.d When
the white man had taken all he
could from these dlsglngs. the Chi
nese, who were always awaiting
their chance. took over the task Of
squeezing from the earth the last
OF the golden grist.
As recently as 1905. there was re
covered S750oO0.op0 10 gold by Chi.
nese miners almost at the center of
the dlggings at You Bet. The place
Is still called Tai Flat In honor of
the Chinese foreman under whose
direction it was mined. after the
white miners had decided that all
Of the gold bad been removed.
During these later years. the
low price of gold has made Il m.
profitable 20 carry on extensive
mining operations Tom Brady has
continued "a remain as custodian %
the properties of the You Bet Min
Inc company. bot the question must
have arisen many times before him
and before the many other men lef;
behind in these hills after the
food of the gold boom had ebbed.
~ 10 whether there would ever
again arise the tented cities of the
miners. and whether great streams
81 water would cut once more into
the gravel ellis. seeking the yellow
fragments which man has always
valued
Then came n change In the gold
values as direct result ~ m
settled money conditions through
ont the world From So g. an
ounce. the price % gold shot up 10
S37 almoSt over night Again II
became profitable 10 work the Cali
fornin placer mines, and today they
are allcd with men. with streams
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
Says Divorce Laws, Not
Marriage, Need Fixing

Akron. Ohio.--Greed and selfish.
ness cause most divorces. believes
Domestic Relations Judge Oscar A.
Hunsicker. People on the verge
of divorce might ms well admit they
have made a mess OF their own
lives. and look 10 the welfare OF
their children" he said.
THE solution of the divorce evil
does not lie In stricter marriage
laws bat IN better divorce laws.
Something should be done 10 pre-
vent the throwing OF children upon
society"
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01

here illustrate bot 3 fraction % the
perfectly beautiful washable prints
that are iu god taste now for wear
under coat sad for later on when
no coat is necessary.
For campus or Office wear or for
resort wear With light accessories.
the tailored frock ia the left. o.
prln, In zpf ced conventional dot
design with lts ascot type scarf and
cuffs 81 sell. thbric. Is both smart
and practical There are no fussy
details or tricky places that your
iron cannot reach In n hurry. and
,hey launder particularly easily.
The frock Eith the two-ione tie
viii carry sos through a day that
Includes shopping. luncheon. matt
nee and tea The lines are becom
lngly simple the better 10 acceutu
ate the beatty of the design of col
orful leaves against dark back
ground II Is easy even Tor the
amateur 20 wurk with this crepe. q
stays 80 accurately Ia place rs you
cut out the paiiern. with no frnyed
or curled - edges as you basic 4,
together
The print that fashions the dress
on the seated ngurc is stunning
Solid black dots together with white
dots that nre cross lined with nne
red and bls-k lines stand ou, boldly
against 4 bright red background
The button fastening and the touch
% knife pleatiug are important
style detail. As you see from the
smart models pictured. you do not
have TO sacrifice any style points
this spring when you look for wash.
able dressfS
G. Western Sewspapcf Casoa.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
Patou Uses Moderate Slit
in His New Dress Designs

Patou HIS surpassed himself with
the simplicity and elegance OF his
little seas0n- collection. He prob
ably never before has designed such
completely loveIy things.
The lines which were felt TO oe
a bit over severe In his August col
lection hate been modified into the
most graceful Of curves and angles.
and the Sits have become shorter
for daytime and smartIy modige9
for evening.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01

commend H. The drop shoulders OF
the blouse impart distinctive
style touch. Then. too. the five
brown buttons which fasten II are
clever. The openwork crochet
stitchery around the bottom OF the
blouse and skirt looks lacy and
pretty. The most interesting de-
tail, however. IS the ribbing around
the hips which insures a perfect
TT to the skirt. Being carried TO a
depth OF eight inches or more at
each side. a wonderfully slenderiz-
ing effect Is the result.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
Levy by Crime Is
Heaviest II. S. Tax

have been utterly Impossible Tor the
crook army 10 openly defy author
is. especially during the prohibit
tion era. n politicians and officials
Sere not haad In glove with them
Years ago. advocated centrallz.
Ing tie police ~ this country All
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
Appetite gone?
TIosing
weight
= nervous
= pale
q tired
then don't gamble with your body

A simple thing. perhaps. yet o
very serious one, resulting in loss of
strength body weakness and
possibly many other Ills. So why not
chcck-up and snap back to the zest of
eating and well being.
You viii find S.S.S. great, scien-
tifcally-tested tonic-not just a so
called tonic, but one specially de-
signed to stimulate gastric secretions
and also having the mineral elements
so very, very necessary in rebuilding
the oxygen-carrying hemo-glo-bin of
the blood to enable you to "carry on"
Unless your case is exceptional, you
should soon enjoy again the satisfac-
ton of appetizing food and good di-
gestion :. sound sleep =. and renewed
strength. So many say, "S.S.S. makes
you fcellike yourselfagain." Q s.s.s. Co.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01

shake with q
chill In a hot
room. and your
eyes are watcry.
80 ur nose Is
stopped mp. and
you keep sneez
Ing. you do not
have 10 see a
doctor for n d.
agnosis that You
are beginning u
mead cold. You
know from eX-
perience that's
what you've got.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
knowledge of California
Geology Increased.

Eoron.-Coudliions which cause
factories to stand idle In many
parts of the world. and which re
su.' IN widespread unemployment.
are themselves responsible for the
opening !n California OF gold mines
which have been deserted for dec
AIDES. writes Dr. Ralph " CLANCY.
research associate. Carnegie lnsti-
tuition IN the Boston Transcript
With theopcnlng % the mines there
are uncovered npi only the nuggets
and dust of precious yellow metal
bat lodges of rock containing fossil
leaves. fruits. and wood--iess val
uable IN the markets ~ the world.
but % lncalculable significance 10
the students Of the ear;h's history.
when gold was discovered in Cali.
fornia IN Isfo the foothills east of
the Sierra Nevada became the
objective ~ the pioneer band which
made fortunes and romance. and
laid the foundations FOR the deyel
opmeuj of this westernmost unit of
the United States Hither came
men from all parts 81 America.
Fortunes Made and Lost
Fortunes were made-and lost
during these early days when By
crude mining methods the yellow
metal was readily washed from the
sravels bordering the Sierra Ne
yada Then followed more preten-
tious mining known as hydraulick-
ing: hy the use Of huge spoBtins
streams ~ water the sands and
gravels were washed away. leaving
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
Family Has Fifty Votes

Wayne. Kan. Politicians In
Grant township have been tipped
on TO get acquainted with the
Campbells before seeking Office.
The family forms bloc OF 80 votes
In the county.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
Knee-Ienrth Shorts

Knee leng:h is prescribed Tor
some OF the slnartest shorts of the
season. These IRE rather narrow
and look exactly like cutoff slacks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
GRANDMOTHER'S COLD
REMEDIES ARE BEST

n your head aches and your back
aches and your legs ache, and you
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01

~ colorful materials that
are Just as practical as
they are good looking.
.Ihn %. 20 lru...i.I al......t.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01
sIames Politicians.

OF course. we all know 1t would
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-01

An. < v :. ., y. = J. Y y :. e.. +. y Y !.
, 1935-06-09

There are three major tourist and winter
resort states in this country. These are Cali
fornia, Florida and Texas.
California first came into the limelight
because of a remarkable gold discovery, and
has been in the public eye and well advertised
since that time.
As a result California has had a marvellous
growth and development, but its biggest and
most profitable development and growth was
because of tourist and winter home business.
Florida next came into prominence when
Flagler, the treasurer of the Standard Oil
Company, built the East Coast Railway, and
dotted it with tourist and winter home hotels,
from 81. Augustine to Miami.
Florida has been in the public eye and
well advertised since then, and had a very
wonderful growth and development.
Many whole sections of both Southern
Florida and Southern California have become
tourist and winter nome communities.
The whole states of California and Flori-
da have been enriched because of their tourist
and winter home development and growth.
The annual wealth derived from their
tourist and winter home trade is frankly adj
mitted to be larger than the total wealth from
all products of the soil and other sources of
both California and Florida.
The public eye is now being attracted by
Texas, which is the last of these three great
tourist and winter home states to start devel-
opment.
Texas, while the last to be developed, is
however by no means the least important or
less valuable of these three great winter home
states.
, 1935-06-09

vile Navigation District and vicinity, but also
to all parts of Southern Texas.
Building of this important new deep wa
ter seaport in the Southernmost Texas Gulf
Coast region of the Rio Grande Valley, and Of
these Pan American Highways and their con-
n~ections will provide many good reasons for
gradually attracting the public eye of all Sec
tons of North America, and many from Gen.
trail and South America and other countries,
to the great Empire of Texas and its vast re-
sources and wonderful climate.
The building of this new seaport in the
Rio Grande Valley is destined to result in the
building of a great city and metropolitan dis
trict including Brownsville, East Brownsville,
Queen Isabel, Del Mar, Los Fresnos, Port Isa-
bel, and other sections of Cameron and adj
joining counties in the Rio Grande Valley and
vicinity in this favored portion of the winter
home belt of Southern Texas, just as the build
ing of the deep water seaport serving San
Pedro, Long Beach, Los Angeles and other
communities resulted in building a great city
and metropolitan district which included Los
Angeles County and vicinity of Southern
California.
The Empire of Texas, while one of the As
states of the United States of America, is not
only by far the largest and most productive of
these states, but is larger than the German
Empire, the Republic of France or the King
dom of Italy and is capable of supporting a
larger population than either Germany,
France or Italy now has.
, 1935-06-09

In size, in natural resources, in location,
in climate, and in present and future oppor-
t~unities for safe and profitable investment,
Texas is unsurpassed by any state in the whole
North American Union of States or any other
country Of the whole world.
The location of Texas and many of its re-
sources are naturally different from those of
both California and Florida, and of many 9TH
er states. These differences are to the advan-
tage of Texas, instead of its disadvantage.
1t is greatly to the advantage of Texas
home business of Southern California and
Southern Florida started first, and that the
manufacturing, commercial and investment
business of many other states or countries also
started first.
This gives Southern Texas the opportun-
ity to be the latest and most up-to-date tour
list and winter home development, and also
gives the whole state of Texas the opportunity
to profit by mistakes made by many other
states and countries which have developed
large and congested manufacturing, distrib-
uting, commercial and investment centers.
The opening of the Rio Grande Valley to
settlement, together with the building of the
new Seaport for it, which is now under con-
s~truction in the southernmost part of Texas,
adjoining the border of the Republic of Next
CO, and the building of the Pan American high
ways, with their connections, is now begin
ming to turn the limelight not only on Browns
vile, Texas, and all sections of the Browns
, 1935-06-09

For special opportunities and investments offered in this
great Empire of Texas and for further Information,
please see any of my associates, assistants, representa-
tives Or agents at any place, or write me, 1902 Jefferson
Street, Brownsville, Texas.
Yours Truly,
/. M. PUTNAM
Texas Investments
, 1935-06-09

TINE new seaport now under construction in the Rio
J. Grande Valley, in the southernmoSt section of Tex
as, will help to make the great Empire ofTexas the scene
of the next great development, and that at a very early
date. Early investors will reap rich rewards by great in
creases in value which this new seaport will create.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-04

BY Richard w. sharpless, Secretary.
Indianapolis. Ind. October 3. 1885.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-04

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
AUTO M 0 TIV
43 Trucks, Trailers. Tractors


81 Chevrolet III Cab, $40
An nov tres 6gars rear liberal trade
vcrv easy terms On GMAC plan. open
70 % n.
n ~ or 1EugHE
Tk%TZH GxEIS Ssl6yTULSG.0@
as<1k nn>.S osazH
90 g. 0aT0 SsSo1 'SsiS@O
81 CHEVROLET Iia-ton panel sls5
SPEEDWAY. 1890 Ma.n-st BE-35z2.
20 CHEVROLET. lis-tou coal bed si45
WEST SIDE CHEVROLET. INC, 2+lS
w. wash 3E-l450.
Ie33 cuFvR0r rT 1877" dual 1895.
WEST SIDE CHEVROLET. INC, 24l9
". Wash. BE-l430.
lq34 CHEVROLET 1877" dual S485.
WEST SIDE CHEVROLET INC. 24l9
". Wash. BE-l450,
g DODGE. ie-.on coal body 1928
s. CEeyfoiet panel --... 295
81 z-,oa Fo1o' CAP @ CHASSIS = 775
90 ~ 70. ~Ge-a '--.-, ,- '-''''''' -5s
20 LC+tD ---tDl4' OO@4 Do~y '--''+'' *
~ FQhD, T. I. 70
NpICC1019O nj OtOr "a laC
- = - y ~
2l22 E Wash. s.. CH-4442
30 DODGE dual wheel truck. s275. w.
NJ CARSON, $50 Virginia. DR-0232.
% DODGE .-ton panel ..-....... Sis
SPEEDWAY 1880 Main-st BESSIE.
1922 DODGE i--+on nanel s345
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50 Securities. Bldg. & Loans

WE PAY CASH FOR COUPONS FROM
FLETCER ERICAN NATIONAL
BANK CERTIFICATES OF BENEFICIAL
n LEONARD COHEN & COMPANY.
2O6 INSURANCE BUILDING,
E. MARKET STREET
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AUTO M OLIVE
"A Autos Wanted

~ Autos for Sale
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81 Chevrolet 131" Cab, S425
All new tires duals rear liberal trade.
very easv terms On GAAC plan. open
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AU 7 0 M 0 TIV
az Autos for Sale

AUBURN 80 custom coupe t295 WILLIS
& wilson 1915 College WA-2266
81 AUBURN sedan .....- S355
SPEEDWAY. 1920 Main-7t. BE-3522.
CHEvROLET-'s2 2-door sedan. radio ard
hot water heater. SO down HARRY A.
SHARP CO Main store 443 Virginia
Used Car Lot. llth and Meridian.
1890 CHEVROLET spt rdstr sI45
WEST SIDE CHEVROLET INC. 24I9
W Nasl BE-i450
1923 CHEVROLET coup good ss5
VEST SIDE CHEVROLET INC. 24i9
" wash BE-i450.
1890 CHEVROLET coacn sI85
WEST SIDE CHEVROLET INC. 24l9
- wash BE-l45O.
1888 CHEVROLET coach 1885
WEsI SIDE CHEVROLET INC. 24ls
" wash BE-lf50
VEST z SIDE il1i+i c5uEvRoLEr INC. 23is
~ Wash. BE-lf50.
1920 CHEVROLET sedan reDainted sl45
WEST SIDE CHEVROLET INC. z4l9
r. wash BE-l450
1929 CHEVROLET sedan $50
VEST SIDE CHEVROLET INC. 2il9
" Wash BE-l45o.
81 Chevrolet Sedan 1895
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AUTO M O We
~ Autos for Sale

1890 FORD sport roadster. reprinted sl95.
y. wash BE-l450. "
81 FORD 4-cyI. tudor ........ s295.
SPEEDWAY. 1880 Main-st BE-3522
FORD-.s5 phaet9n. very low mileage $3.50
down HARRY A SHARP co. Main
Store 443 Virginia. Used Car Lot. llth
and Meridian
1926 MODEL T FORD coupe first SO takes
q. 1920 Z. Tenth-St. across from liner
son Thcatef.
% JORDAN sedan. good --...- $50.
SPEEDWAY 1870 Main-st- BE-52Z2
81 MARMON coupe ..-..-... sl55.
SPEEDWAY 1890 Main-st BESSIE.
NASH 30 sedan. perfect. finish payments
due. Sl799 each. WILES az WILSON.
35l5 College. WA-2266.
" VEST Ssh SIDE -- cHEHTRoLEF INC. 2Hg
" Wash BE-lf50
PLYMOUTH-i933 P D q. J. cpe; excellent
condition: s345. 900 Madison.
PLYMOUTH IS de luxe sedan custom
gray paint. finish payments due, $50 s.
each. WILES & WILSON 3815 College
PLYMOUTH 1884 4-DOOR SEDAN
Excellent condition. Weekend
special to sell at only s425 Also
many others.
WEISSMAN MOTOR SALES
USED CAR STORE
2122 z Wash. st. CH-4442.
Pontiac 80 Deluxe Coupe Al cond s425
Buick 3i-57. small sedan. Excellent con-
r4o~d 90 p { Cof1na Very good S75
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1890 FORD sport roadster. reprinted sl95.
WEST SIDE CHEVROLET. INC. 24i9
- wash RE-I4r0
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed Will sell at public auction for I'M
paid charges at ten clock a. m, October
2lst, 1885, at 3O97 N. ulinois-st Indian
apons, Indiana, one lot OF tables stored in
the name Of Johnston Manufacturing
Company of Tulsa. Okla.
THOMAS u MOCKFORD
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FINA N CIAL
80 Business Opportunities

NICE grocery and meat market, close in,
$3.50. PYLE. 49, N. Alabama-st.
DRUG STORE in busy colored section of
city TA-0898.
SANDWICH SHOP for sale; new equip
ment GALS" 2l84 N. Talbot.
DRUG store, busy colored center, north
cast: established Is years No cOmpetl-
ton; cheap. HU-5388.
CLEANING PRESSING establishment Hat
cleaning outfit. Sell cheap. owner leav-
ing state. BE-4072.
BEST business and home deal in town;
proven money maker; no agents. IL
1927.
LUNCH-North: splendid loo; low rent;
no compt. only $3.50 down. Rooming
house: N. Del; full Of roomers. Low
rent. Only $3.50 down. THOS. J. LEWIS
90 10 N lnlaL rare L2L-16G2
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STATE OF INDIANA
1rA1ENT On STAT.

OEEt An 1 MEM Ot STATE
August G. Mueller. Secretary OF State.
To all to whom these presents shall come
greeting.
l. August G. Mueller. SECRETARY of state
OF the State of Indiana. hereby certify
that the Airliner Corporation has this
day filed in the office of the Secretary of
State of the State of Indiana the properly
signed and attested consents statements
and papers required by Section "a of an
Act entitled IAN ACT CONCERNING
THE ORGANIZATION AND CONTROL OF
CORPORATIONS FOR PROFIT approved
Feb. %, 1921.
And I further certify that such written
consents statements and papers so filed as
aforesaid, show that said company ana
the officers thereof have complied with the
provisions of said Section "a and that
solution.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of the State
OF Indiana. a the City of Indianapolis
this nth day of August 1885
lSEALi AUGUST G. MUELLER,
Evening star., 1935-05-20
Washington Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

assigned him to miserable seat where
he could see nothing and hear less
But it so happened Wells came from
the same country as the attache, that
he also had been decorted by his King
for services rendered In the World
War, and that his medals included
the highest one that can be bestowed.
In fact, as far as Wells was con-
cerned, the bejeweled diplomat was
shy few.
The humble reporter dug in his
pocket and extracted his own string
of decorations and nonchalantly pin
ned them on his chest and then wig.
wagged the diplomat.
The latter sprang to attention
why" he gasped, didn't you tell
me you were decorated by the Kine?"
And Wells, murmuring something
about PRO Gloria" was led to a
choice seat in the diplomatic section.
ALUMINIUM SPLURGE.
DERHAPS the largest amount of
aluminium ever used on one con-
struction job, some 100000 worth
III ALL ID clilUOOIcO III ILlc dOOI 4Ouu-
tain, elevator cabs, stair rails, BAL
comics and windows Of the new De-
partment of Justice Building. Many
visitors are drawn by the striking and
modern decorative effects.
CITY IN A CITY.
TN former years, the average length
of stay at the Tourist Camp in
Potomac Park was three days. but
recently it has dropped TO one day.
The manager Of this camp, which
covers IS acres. is John Kammerer,
who is under the Welfare and Recrea-
tional Association Of Public Buildings
and Grounds. Inc. In 1888 there
were 40,756 persons and l1,l73 cars
registered at the camp. Last year this
figure had jumped to 49,250 persons
and 1889 cars.
There are some 1872 cabins at the
camp, with camping spaces, two build
ings ahording hot and cold showers
lavatories and sanitary toilets, a camp
store. gasoline station. laundry and
drying yard. barber shop, souvenir
store, soda fountain. playground for
children. quick laundry and cleaning
and pressing service and information
serviCe-almost city in itself.
Summer rates range from Sl.25 a
day for one-room cabin, equipped