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La opinión., 1935-06-24

bic a todos, puesto que parece
hombre de valor y de Influenza,
y que les exija callar cuanto aeon
tezca bajo palabra de honor, 81 es
que 10 tienen.
En- efecto, es ell dnico recur-
so, pero falta cue Sc practique.
10 impondr6 como condici6n.
Mendoza observe en- aquel mo-
mento que ell carruaje Sc paraba.
--Por Dios, dijo Pablo, procure
listed que no Sc entere Magdale-
ma.
La advertencia es indtil, senior
Roberts.
Pablo baj6 de la berlina.
Mendoza lie sigui6.
La casa que tenia delante era
IN hermoso edificio de construction
;nglesa.
Mendoza despidi6 Ell carruaje, Y
como viese que la puerta estaba
cerrada, llamo a ella.
Una mano invisible para ambos
trio hacia dentro de una de las
hojas, sin abrir mas hueco que Ell
suficiente para dar paso a una
persona.
Mendoza entro, VIC detras de una
puerta a un anciano, Y como nc
supiese ell apellido de Magdalena,
porque esta no Sc 10 habia dicho,
lc entreg6 la ~tarjeta que aquella
!e habia dado en- ell hospital.
-Aqui vive, sehores, dijo el por-
tero despues de leer la tarjeta quo
Mendoza lie habia dado, pero no
recibe a nadie; 81 ustedes traen al
La opinión., 1935-06-24
PARA

NTl-GONO-sANTAL


Els un e~nergico tratamiento para COM
battr las ~peligrosas intermediates de
las Was urinarias y de la veJiga en-
HOMBRES Y MUJERES. Contiene
entire otras s-ubstancias p~oderosa-
mente a~ntisepticas y desinfectan-
ties, ell famoso e insustituiblo Acel-
tie Santal reconocido Dor la ciencia
medica como ell Instructor mas eff
caz y active del microbio que las
produce y desde las primeras dosis
eli enfermo siente una agradahle
sensation de aliyio. empiezan a de-
saparecer sus dolores y pocos dias
despues Sc siente libre de tan emo
sas dolencias. Anti-Gono-Santal no
reQuiere dieta nj Gambia de vida,
es facil de tomarse y u efectos
son siempre satisfactorios. u Guam
do la enfermedad sea crontca y muy
aguda. APrecio del tratamiento en-
orc americana $500. Despachamos
los pedidos c. o. d. De venta solo
por UNIVERSAL IMPORTING CO..
Sta. A-Box 1S6-San Antonio, Tex.
EnViamos folleto GRATIS.
La opinión., 1935-06-24

LES posible?, balbuce6 Mendo-
"a indignado.
Como listed 10 oye: apenas 10
supe, me dirigi ALA, y precisamen-
to en- ell momento de llegar cerca
de la casa vi a Moran detras de
la ~cancela, y dirigiendome a Ell lie
pregunte por su pupila. Parecia
hallarse agitado e iracundo, pero
saludo con afabilidad, y me dijo
que los verdaderos curadores de
Alexandria habian parecido y sc
Ia habian llevado.
-iQue Sc la habian llesado?
blonde nj quien, sonora? Alejan-
drina solo tiene a su hermano, Sc
gun ha dicho Pablo.
Isl, pero Andres no podra ilu-
minarnos en- este asunto, a no ser
que lie escribamos a Florencia.
"A pesar de TODD, 20 creo que
las palabras de Moran son una
farsa.
"A todas luces; pero, jquien sa-
be d6nde puede estar Alejandrina?
-Alli mismo, en- la casa que u.s.
ted dice.
No, no, tai vez no, porque Mo-
ran me dijo que habia lido a ella
con objeto de alquilarla.
-iEso dijo?
ESQ mismo, senior de Mendoza.
i s raro!
y tan raro, que me hace pre-
sumir una nueva infamia. De to-
dos modos, ;como decir a Pablo 10
ocurrido?
-De ninguna manera.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
VILLALOBOS LEGO
AVER A LA CAPITAL

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO
"a (Hilo Directo).- Pricedente
de Los Angeles. CAL, por la VIA ae
rea, arribo a esta capital ell licen-
ciado Antonio Villalobos, quien vie
ne a tomar possession del cargo de
Secretario General del Departamen
to Central del Distrito Federal, que
le ha c~onferido ell titular del De-
partamento, senior Cosme Hinojosa.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
MEDIclNAS
SENORAS CASADAS

periodic irregular o ~suspendido has
ia por tres meses, aliviado inme-
diatamente con iiCLlTOu SO o u
mas cuantas dosls y ell resultado Vie
ne. No tiene riesgo, no Sc interpone
con su trabajo. Quftese S duda.
iOrdene este remedio hoy mismo.
Fuerza entera S2.35, muy effective.
Para casos largos Y obstinados 5000.
Tratamiento complete. Remita va
lor o pfdalo {. .. D.. a Clito Com
pany. p. o. Box 1894. San Antonio,
Texas. ()
La opinión., 1935-06-24
CASTILLO NAJERA LIE.
co A WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNO 90.
Don Francisco Castillo Najera,
nombrado recientemente embajador
de Mexico en- Estados Unidos, lie
go a Washington hoy para tomar
possession &c la embajada mexicana.
Ell nuevo Representative diploma
tico de Mexico fue recibido en- la
~estacion por un numeroso grupo de
amigos, y los empleados de la EN-
bajada meXicana.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
(tfg)

81 SU RADIO no funciona debida-
mente, 81 10 nota algo anormal. o 81
desea mejorar la reception. lame
Embellishments o telefono y en-
seguida ira un tecnico titulado q
darle un examen total a su aparato'
por solo cincuenta centavos. Las
composturas mas complexities y
baratas en- Los Angeles. olympic
Radio Co, t33h North Ftguerca-
Tel. Michigan l75S. (tfg)
La opinión., 1935-06-24
CAPITULO "
COSAS QUE PARECEN DE
NOVELA

Magdalena vestia IN traje ne
gro, 10 cual formaba admirable
contraste con su gran cabellera ru-
bia Y ell cuellecito blanco que ro-
daaba So garganta.
Mendoza lie tendi6 la mano, Pa
bio La abrazo, y conducidos por
ella, entraron en- una de las tres
estancias que componian el pabe-
Hon.
Aquello era n zelda.
Magdalena la perfumaba, como
la azucena ell CRYSTALLINE fanal en-
que sc e%ncierra.
Pasados los primeros momentos
de algeria, indico a Mendoza la
unica butaca que habia en- la sala,
do a Pablo una silla, e intent6
sentarse en- otra.
Mendoza no consinti6 en- acep-
tar aquel asiento,
La opinión., 1935-06-24
Sc Proyecta...
(Slgue de la la. fag.)

(Slsue de la la. Fag.)
partidarismo.
"Cuando menos $50 miembros del
con9reso Sc han expresado va en-
favor de la medida, que establece
CUE nins1n ~extranjero podra ocu-
par un trabajo que pueda ser de-
sempenado por un c~iudadano", de-
claro Dies. agregando: "Es cast la
misma legislation sobre la deporta
ci6n de extranjeros que existen en-
Inelaterra, Francia, Alemania e lta
liza, con ell objeto de reducir la ce-
SANTA.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
MAS HUELGAS EN- PRoYEcTo
cIupAp DE MEXICO. JUNO .:

clUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO %
-Varias no~tificaciones de huelga
fueron transcritas hoy a la Junta
de Conciliacion y Arbitraje. Ell Sin
dicato de Trabajadores del Hero
en- ell Distrito Federal, emplazaron
para d~eclarar sendos movimientos
en- las funGaciones de Doctor An
draGe Y Claudio Bernard. porque
esas empresas Sc niegan a otorgar
los contratos colectivos de traba-
10 con las CONSEQUENCES p~errogati-
vas para los obreros. Hay Ia anne
naza que otras huelgas en- todas
las fundiciones Sc declaren por So
lidaridad.
Tambien por la firma del contra
to collective iran a la huelga, Ia
Union de Obreros de la United
Shoe Company, ell Sindicato de Tra
bajadores del Pedregal, y hasta la'
modestas expendedoras de tamales
en- las esqu mas de las GALES anne
nazan con declararse en- huelea.
La opinión., 1935-06-24

DUPLEX ocho cuartos. lote amplio.
$3.50, mensualidades faciles.-Casa 6
cuartos con lote. Gale pagada. caro-
amarillo cerca. precio 81. 100. entire
5000. SIS mensuales.- . S y 4
cuartos. Tote grande, cerca Hospital
Condado, caro- 5 centavos. precio
total 5000, entire $500. abonos como
dos. Domingos alberto JOSE ORC
NOZ, 3246 Whittier Blvd, Telefo-
no: ANgelus 1874. 90
La opinión., 1935-06-24
Rechazaron.
(Sipue De IA IA. Paa.)

bitraje califico aver las huelgas pre-
movidas en- la casa Beick Fix y
Compahia y la de los cines Dden,
Rivoli, Roma y Monumental, estas
1ltimas declaradas ell sabado IN
terror.
Todas estas huelgas fueron de-
claradas inexistentes o 10 Junts
de Colciliacion, en- virtud de que
los ~hueleuistas no IIenaron todos
los requisites que marca la ley pa
ra d~eclarar estos movimientos.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
MlSCElANEA

PIDA So HOROSCOPE enviando fe-
cha de su nacimiento. lie enviare
ademas folleto conteniendo piedra
Imam. bola htpnotica. barajas COM
puestas. perfumes, tratados en- to-
ia clase de secretos, tesoros ocul.
tos y otras novedades. Cons1iteme
sus dificultades.
ACADEMIA OMAR"
SIT Montgomery Street
San Francisco. California.
(tfc)
La opinión., 1935-06-24

RADIOS


y venta de toda clase de radios. Por
cincuenta centavos pasaran a su
casa a examiaar su radio y 81 10
ouiere zanzibar por otro mas mo-
derno para obtener reception mum
dial, o desea listed comprar uno'
con nosotros %encontrara las mayo
oIvmpic Radio Co, 1884, North FL
(tfg)
La opinión., 1935-06-24

ell que Sc ADRIAN cuatro ventanas
con persianas verdes y una boni-
ia puerta sobre la que Sc hallaba
colocada una hermosa enredadera.
Aun no habian salido de la ad-
miraci6n que TODD aquello les eau
saba, cuando Sc fijaron en- Mag
dalena que con la sonrisa en- los
labios los esperaba en- Of dintel.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
LA MAI RE
de los
DESAMPARAD0S
y
- Por
&. PEREZ EScRlCH
y
Tomo Primero
Folletin No. 4s
-Ciertamente.
ESQ es infame.

-OieI ldliASllISs
ESQ es infame.
-Lo es, pero iquien quita a las
gentes ell derecho de decir, mien-
tras lie senalan con ell dedo, -ese
.ioyen Sc ha batido por la Madre
de los Desamparados?
-iY que he de hacer? ;puedo
ronunciar a csc lance honrosamen-
teP, ino he querido rectificar un
error de la manera mas ~prudente?
mo Sc han burlado de mi? listed
70 CONGO TODD, senior de Mendoza a.,
es mas, listed conoce que NADIA
eonseguire con rehusar ell duelo,
porque ~entonces ME senalaran CO.
mo cobarde.
Els cierto.
La manera menos mala de
hrreglarlo es consular con ell ba-
ron de Ia Soledad, hacer que ha-
La opinión., 1935-06-24
FL AVlSO CLASIECADO
%PRODUCTOS MExiCANOS

ARTlCUl.OS Mexicanos - Novedades'
Yerbas Medicinales. Medicines, etc.
Pida catalogo gratis de menudeo o
lista de mayoreo. GONZALEZ !
GONZALEZ. Dept Op, Sta. a. BOX
1874 San Antonio, Texas. oSVl
La opinión., 1935-06-24
VENTAS De CASAS

$3.50 con $3.50 contado. $500 mensua-
les, casa 4 cuartos. Tote grande, con
arboles y flores. Tambien horno
grande. 1917 East 11Sth Place.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
COMPRAS VARIOS
EMPlEOS
L
ALCOHOLISMO

les su Padre. Esposo. Hermano o
Hijo vfctima del habito del licor?
81 es asf SEROSOL puede darsele
secretamente, en- su casa, en- cafe,
suave jugo de frutas. No contiene
drogas o ~narc6ticos que former ha-
bito. usado y recomendado por Doc
torres. H~ospitales, enfermeras. Sc
rosol es ell tratamiento mas SECURE
Y rapido para Ell Alcoholismo. y no
es costoso. Tratamiento para q
dfas, $500 porte pagado, en- empa-
cue sencillo. SEROSOL, 524 So.
Spring St. Room 500. Tel Mutual
2675. Los Angeles. Calf 49,
La opinión., 1935-06-24
vENTAS VAKIOS


OPORTUNIDAD Sc vende, motive
enfermedad. ell mas centrico y acre.
ditado Restaurant m%eXicano en- San
Francisco. Precio y condolences
atractivas. $50 Mason Street, San
Francisco, California. (29)
TRASPASO, sacrificandola. por via
je a Mexico, Tienda A~barrotes, en-
barrio mexicano. Buena clientele.
10S42 Juniper Street. CD
GALLOS DE PELEA, extra seleccio-
nados, de primera clase. Garantfa
de satisfaction al hombre mas ext
genie. $40 cada uno. Envfe giro
postal. John Selester. Gonzalez,
Calf. CID
DESFA I'D. a%nunciar su negocio y
obtener resultados practicos?-
Apinc.ese en- esta seccion.
La opinión., 1935-06-24
PETlcIoN DE LOS EMPLEADoS
CESADOS POR PORTES GIL

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO
"a Para peGlr que ell cese dicta-
do por ell p~residente del p. N. r..
sea reconsiderado cerca de Glen ex
e~mpleados del partido, trataron hoy
de hablar con ell presidente Carde-
mas.
Varias Loras permanecieron los
ex-empleados en- las oficinas de Ia
Presidential &c Ia Repdblica, hasta
que fueron i~nformados de que ell
general Cardenas no podrfa reel
birlos por exceso de trabajo.
Los empleados cesados aseguran
que ell cese fue dictado i~njustamen-
te, considerable que tienen derecho
a ser %repuestos en- sus empleos.
La opinión., 1935-06-24

L INTERESA

noe la verdad en- TODD? Inf6r-
mese Gratis sobre cualquier probe
ma que tenga tratandole su presen-
te-poryenir Podra realizar sus ilu-
stones y hacer su vida dichosa. lie
ayudara a veneer rapidamente Ar
tfculos de todas classes. libros, obje-
tos religiosos. Escribame. Sra. Nj.
c. Abraira. Lacret 5l2, Habana,
Cuba. tlO)
La opinión., 1935-06-24

INTERMEDIATES PIEL. Sangre, orr
ma, Nariz, Oidos y Anginas. Examen
$500. DIR. KEYS, isis Brooklyn
Ave. Horas 2 a T.. tl9)
La opinión., 1935-06-24
Que coerd el....
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de legislation social, agrego Mo-
IA Toyar, aunque Sc nego a decir
cuales ser1n los %proyectos de a
racter social que ell 'ala izquierda'
p~resentara durante ell proximo pc
riodo ordinario del congreso de la
union.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-28
Celebrate Anniversary
Of Gasoline Taxation By
Counting Costs To Date

Motorists of Maryland have con-
tributed more than $60,225,531 to the
$4,620, 044,133 estimated total cost of
state and federal gasoline taxes since
the levy first was imposed in the
United States on February %, 1919,
it was reported today by Joseph p.
Lanigan, Secretary of the MIDI. C..
Petroleum Industries Committee.
Monday, Feb. %, was the 18th an
niversary of this tax, originally levied
by Oregon to finance highways, and
subsequently spreading to every state.
A gasoline tax is imposed also by the
Federal government. The Maryland
tax first was imposed in 1922 and has
cost $60,225,5 31 through 1884. The
additional amount paid in Federal
gasoline taxes is unknown.
"The history of gasoline taxation"
Mr.. Lanigan said, "tells the story of a
tax that once was welcomed by tax
payers because it was levied at a
reasonable rate, the revenue was used
to finance highways, and the tax was
paid only by the direct beneficiaries,
the highway users. In recent years,
however, tax rates have been increas-
ed to as much as &c per gallon, an
additional Federal gasoline tax of lie
has been imposed, and part of the
revenue has been diverted TO general
expenses.
Motorists throughout the country
now are trying to effect a repeal of
the Federal gasoline tax, income from
which never has been used for roads
to excessive state tax rates to reason
able levels, and to assure the use Of
all income from this levy for highway
financing, the purpose Of the levy"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-28
Democrats Hold
First Mec:i-g
After Election
Organization Said To Be
Stronger Than Ever AS
Result OF Fusion Move

The Democratic Organization party
was reported Saturday night as being
stronger than ever" as the result of
the lack of cooperation shown among
adherents of the Fusion movement
since the November election.
Numerous speakers who addressed
the meeting opposed any merger with
the Democratic forces of the Fusion
party, which has been rumored
throughout the county since the cleo
ton.
1t was asserted by Cissel that the
Fusion county commissioners are
even at "loggerheads" with their two
Delegates in the State Legislature. He
declared that Delegate Joseph A.
Cantrel is the only Fusionist trying
to keep his campaign pledges, and
''his policies are being forestalled by
the members of his own party"
During his talk Cissel paid tribute
to State Senator Stedman Prescott
and other members of the county
delegation at Annapolis for the excel
lent bills they have presented and had
passed.
Prescott, leader of the Democratic
organization, declared he had great
difficulty in getting the legislative
program of the Fusion commissioners
and said that, despite their campaign
pledges opposing additional bond
issues, they sought to refund all ma
turing bonds and even to ask for an
additional $750,OOO school bond issue
when they finally submitted the pro-
gram.
He declared further that they had
not advocated the abolition of single
job or commission as promised during
the campaign.
Senator Prescott charged that dur
ing the campaign the Fusionists
advocated keeping the police force
out of politics, but begged Gov. Nice
to veto the bill which he introduced
to place the police under civil service.
He said the Fusion party had can
vassed both the Senate and the House
in an effort to defeat the measure.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-28
Homemakers Clubs Name
Officers For The County

Miss Edythe M. Turner, home dem
Onstration agent, has announced
election of the following officers for
the homemakers' clubs of Montgom-
cry County:
Cedar Grove-President, Mrs. Ger
trude johnson; vice president, Mrs.
Guy Watkins; secretary, Mrs. Jesse
Nicholson; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Lee
King.
Four Corners President, Mrs.
Samuel McCeney; vice-president,
Mrs. John Hamilton; secretary, Mrs.
George Mess; treasurer, Mrs. Beryl
English.
Damascus President, Mrs. Lola
Stanley; vice president, Mrs. Sally
Cue; secretary, Mrs. Noah Iffert;
treasurer, Mrs. Madeline Scott.
Observation-Disclosures, Miss Pearl
NARROW; vice president, Mrs. Mar
Gus Daily; secretary treaurer, Mrs.
Annie Harding.
Brighton Unity Sunshine -
President, Miss Bertha Brown; vice
president, Mrs. Franklin Cashell; sec
Rotary, Mrs. Allen Craver; treasurer,
Mrs. T. Miller Leishear.
Travillah- D Jamestown President,
Mrs. William Ward; vice president,
Mrs. Mary Clagett; secretary, Miss
Ella Linthicum; treasurer, Mrs. p.
L. Snyder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-28
Old-Age Relief Care
Termed Disgraceful
By Lavinia Engle

No such political exploitation can
be found anywhere as in the admin
istration of old-age relief by county
commissioners, Miss Lavinia Engle,
member of the House of Delegates
from Montgomery county, asserted
yesterday.
The commissioners of every county
in the State are guilty of political
exploitation, political .nlaneuvering
and political alchemy" in their hand
Ling of this phase of the relief prob
lem, she told the 400 persons who
attended the Maryland State Con-
ference of Social Welfare at the Lord
Baltimore Hotel. Her remarks came
in the course of a discussion of old
age pensions.
eve need some appointed board,
a professional group trained for
social work, to act between the po-
litical heads of the committee and
the persons who require relief" she
recommended as the remedy for the
situation she described.
Continuing her remarks on pro-
vision for the care of the INDECENT
aged, Miss Engle said:
"Our almshouse, like most aims
houses throughout the country, are
a complete disgrace to the commune
ties in which they are maintained.
They are especially deficient in the
medical and nursing care they pro-
vide"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-28
-County's Infant Mortality
Drops Slightly In 1884

The infant mortality rate for
Montgomery County dropped three
points during the past year. The
rate for 1884 was 500 and for 1888,
53.3. These figures represent the
number OF deaths of infants under
one year of age per 1000 births dur
ing the calendar year, according to
the county health officials.
While an infant mortality rate of
500 compares favorably with other
places, it still represents unnecessary
loss of human life. 1t means that
one baby out of every twenty dies
before reaching the age OF one year.
The Montgomery County child
health program aims to protect a
'child's health not only during in
fancy but also during pre-school and
school life. In addition, it empha-
sizes protection during the important
period of prenatal life. In 1884
the County Health Department in
cooperation with the Medical Society
conducted 81 maternity clinics, and
through this service supervised 1870
of the infants born in the county.
81 child health conferences were held
or 16 more than the previous year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-28
Officer Jerry Hobbs
Proving A Nemesis
To Nearby Gangsters

Jerry Hobbs used to be a pretty
good ball player. 1t ran in the Hobbs
family. Ask anyone in Montgomery
County about Jerry and Charlie. They
had plenty of nerve on the diamond.
Now, Jerry is Montgomery
County policeman and he has proved
that what it takes to round up Wash
ington gangsters bent on depreda-
tons in this county-he has got.
Only month ago Hobbs, who is
the father of four children, readily
volunteered at the risk of his life to
carry out daring role in an effort to
solve the perplexing dual murder at
the Chevy Chase car barn.
Mistaken by trio of Washington
bandit suspects for an out-of-town
gunman, Hobbs, anxious to apprehend
the brutal slayers of two transit COM
pany employees, gained the confidence
of the men and finally joined forces
with them after reporting the incident
to his superiors and obtaining their
permission to follow up his "break. :"
Posing as Baltimore gangster, he
stayed with the trio II days and
nights in an effort to uncover some
clue that might connect them with the
twin killings.
AS result Of Hobbs bravery, re-
garded as the most daring bit Of
police work in the annals of the county
force, Washington detectives closed in
on the trio and arrested them. They
are still being questioned in connec-
ton with the Chevy Chase case, while
police say that charges of conspiring
to commit hold-ups will be lodged
against them.
Hobbs said that the trio plotted to
rob one of Washington's leading
clothing firms and two car barns at
Thirty-sixth and M and Fourth and T
streets northeast, while he was posing
as one of their gang and accompany
ing them on the rounds of the places
they were plotting to hold up.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-02-28
FACTS and FIGURES
=. OF =.
AGRARIAN INTEREST

surplus grain, hay and straw, pro-
ducts that formerly were fed to the
horses and mules now displaced bv
tractors.
Instead Of enjoying an excellent
well balanced cash market for his
crops, it has virtually collapsed.
While twenty years ago he was accus-
toned to taking load of hay to mar
ket for his tax or interest payment.
now he is almost forced to dispose of
same at sacrifice price to a middle
man. Today, he reverses the order by
buying large supplies of gasoline and
oil in a cash market. But this is a
negative and pauperizing in cash mar
ket for the farmer.
Of course we know hay is selling
well today but it is only because the
Western farmer is without same. This
summer will again see good hay at
$500 to $500 ton in the rick, and
possibly baled.
Furthermore, contrast the value of
the manner lost through tractor op-
Grafton against fertilizer at $1,000 to
$28.00 a ton.
Whether through poverty and ne
cessity or otherwise, it is encouraging
to find that for the first time in twen-
ty years there has been an increase
in the number of colts on farms. Colts
on all U. S. farms on January LIST,
numbered $4,000, an increase of
2740 over 1884.
Wages and supply of farm labor,
though spoiled to an unfortunate de-
gree by the administration in Wash
ing, is still cheap and plentiful. Give
employment to labor in your commun-
ity instead of oil fields in Oklahoma.
MORAL: Everything else has been
tried by and for the farmer, let's try
and help ourselves.