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, 1935-05-19
School Leading
San enito Loop


SAN BENTTO. May is.-Slug-
e1ng victories were the rule the lat
ter half OF the weeks play In the San
Benito Softball league with Ran
g~erville trouncing Highland, 10 to Z.
Thursday night and High School
romping on the strong Hygeia Mix
men. Is to 6. Friday night.
The Thursday night victory was
first OF the season for R~angerville
which had taken 1t on the chin
previously for three straight losses.
Although six Of the regular high
school lineup were attending the
junior-senior banquet. the team had
enough able substitutes to down the
second place Hygeia Milkmen Fri
day night. Hygeia took an early lead
but the high schoolers overlook
them in the fourth with a couple
Of home runs. one with the bases
loaded. Oyama pitched the route for
high school. The Friday night game
threw the league standing into Q
three-way tie for second place.
The etardfpCg.
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STRATTON TO
MEET HACKNEY
Old Time Favorite 10 Bid
For Crack mt Light
Heavy Title
Especial 70 The HerAldN

N2KN&%4A ~ -"
HARLINGEN. May 1s.-Lured
back to this section by q possible
shot at Hugh Nichols light-heavy-
weight wrestling crown, Walter
Strattcn. an old favorite with VAL
ley wrestling fans. viii get back into
action here Tuesday night.
He will take on Stanley Hackney,
the clever grappler who has been
making things double-tough for the
light heavies. with the winners stay
ing " the tournament 70 deter
minef who shall meet Nichols IN the
local arena.
Old time Valley wrestling fans
need no introduction to Strattcn-
he was tops" In these parts back
IN the days before there was a box
ing and wrestling commissioner. He
met all the good bows and was high
ly popular with the fans. This will be
the first time he has wreStled IN
Texas IN several years. Since his last
swing through Texas, Stratton has
been wrestling in the larger cities
CT the north.
Leroy McQuirk recently dropped
his light-heavy title back to Mich
OILS, the Mexia grappler who has
been seen in Valley rings on several
occasions. McGuirk, a tough and
clever Oklahoman. took the crown
from Nichols. but the wiley veteran
proved tco much for him In a re-
turn engagement. Nichols has q
strong following in the Valley, and
the announcement OF his title bout
In the local ring has revived inter-
est IN the mat sport.
The second bout Tuesday night
will bring together walter Miller
well known to local fans. and Max
Glover. a newcomer who Is said TO
have plenty Of stuff.
, 1935-05-19
Little Set To
Defend British
Amateur Title

ST. ANNE'S ON THE SEA.
Eng. May 10. Rp-Saturday nights
low descending sun over the irish
Sea found Lawson Little and IA
rivals fer his British Amateur Gold
championship cleared for action.
As the Royal Lytham course.
over which the husky Californian
will defend his title beginning
Monday. viii be closed Sunday,
most OF the competitors got in
what win prove 10 be their final
practice ticks Saturday.
Little displayed unmistakable
signs or approaching staleness In
Saturdays round with Cyril Toll
ley. Dan r. Topping. one Of the
American entrants and II. A
Dale Bourn.
, 1935-05-19
State Skeet Shoot
To Be Held Al Edna

EDNA. Texas. May lS.-The stats
skeet shoot will be held at Edna.
Texas. this year ON sunday. Monday,
and Tuesday. June 2. . and 4. W has
been announced.
The Edna Gun club has "a three
field layout for skeet and two OK
these will be used for the state pro
gram while the third field Will be
open mt all times for practice. This
plan will give the shooters a chance
TO keep warmed up between events
Shells. drinks and lunches win h@
for sale on the grounds.
Everything possible has been done
20 make the shoot an interesting and
pleasant affair. The words back OF
the field have been cleared OF I'M
derbrush. making ample parking
space In the shade OF live oak trees.
, 1935-05-19
Seven La Feria High
Girls Given Awards
Especial TO The Herald

tEpeClhl 70 Inc k1cIaiul
LA FERIA, May l6.-Senior
sweater awards were given to seven
senior girls IN a special assem-
bly, program Friday afternoon. Sen
Tor girls may receive this award in
either athletics or literary partici-
patton or in a combination Of both
Under the w. A. A. program girls
who make a certain number OF
points during their senior year IN
athletics are eligible for the award
and girls who have represented the
school for two successive years In
any literary event at the county
meet are eligible. No girl may re-
ceive an award In each but may
choose between an athletic or liter
airy letter If eligible for beth Girls
receiving awards were: Oreda Cook,
Julia Glover. Martha Herren. Dor
othey Jane Kiester. Maxine Lind
berg. Mary Elizabeth Rich, and
Eleanor st. John.
, 1935-05-19
Bruce Smith Is To
Captain Lion Quint

center Of the 1885 county champion
ship team. was chosen by his team
mates as captain Of the 1886 basket
ball team. Smith viii be playing his
third and last year Ct basketball
when he leads his teammates into
action next season. He Is also CO.
captain OF the football team.
Grin Goulding. quarter miller on
the In Feria squad for the past two
years was chosen TO captain the
track team when II starts work In
the spring. Goulding will also be o
senior next year.
, 1935-05-19
Standing
Result Friday
Kiwanis 4. Goodyear 3 III innings

Brownsville ball fans saw a bang
up encounter Friday night when the
Kiwanis ten" turned back the
challenge of the rip-snorting Good
year Tremen IN a hectic encounter.
This game well may prove q turning
point in the second-half pennant
chase, for the Goodyears were going
hot as fire crackers before bowling
to the Kiwis.
The winning run was scored In
the first half Of the eleventh in
ming by Bob jackson, high school
coach who plays the shortstop po-
sition for the civic clubbers. He
singled past short after Joe King.
the first batter, had gone out short
to first. Ben Brite. the old maestro
who signed with the Kiwis recently,
then dashed q single to shortcenter.
and Critz singled to fill the bases.
Pipkin then .lofted out to left. and
Jackson came home on the throw
with the winning run. Bill King,
next batter. made the final out by
bv flying out to first.
Ortiz cut loose in the last half
Of the eleventh to Whit Taggart
and Trdla and Escobar went out
pitch to first.
The game was sensational from
the start to finish.
Jeanes. the first batter UP for the
Goodyears in the initial frame. slam
med a home run to right field. The
cheering had not died down when
John Joe Cara. the next batter,
Issued a carbon copy Of the feat with
another home run to right. That
ended all scoring unil the first half
CT the eighth when the Kiwis pushed
over two to tie the count. The Tire
men scored one In the last half OF
the eighth to make the count 81
in their favor. but the civic clubbers
tied 1t up with n in the first half
OF the ninth.
, 1935-05-19
Market News Bureau
To Close For Season

The u. q Market News Bureau
In the federal building here will be
discontinued in about two weeks
until next fall. the staff. headed BY
w. ID. dooge. going from here to
East Texas TO report the tomato
deal there.
The service TO the Valley Is con-
Quoted throughout the shipping
season on both citrus and vege-
tables. and B Of great benefit 10
growers and shippers alike.
, 1935-05-19
DOngs Of The
Divoteers

ED BRADY. San Benito's top
golfer. had an excellent chance OF
breaking 10 on the Brownsville
links Thursday. but got into diff
culties and came out with a 10
one over par. Brady started hotter
than the p~roverbial f~irecracker.
getting four brides out Of the first
six holes but there his trouble began
and he took bogies on Seven. Eight
and Nine 10 finish one under for
the front nine with a 80. He covered
The back nine in 81 blows. two over
par. for a total count Of 73.
Brady teamed with AL Escaiante
10 defeat CASTOR Peek and Fred
Adkins five up and four to play.
Brady and Escalante had a low
ball Of 81; Peek and Adkins had a
low-ball Of u.
JACK EIDMAN seems TO be get
ting back on his game after q dis
astrous second round match In the
Rex Beach tournament with Joe
Kowalski. Thursday he shot a g on
the front nine TO beat A. ID. Bane
Of San Benito.
j. "A. MAXWELL Is In from Tam
pico and enjoyed rounds the last
two days on the local layout. He
played Friday with q. q. Richard
son. L. L. voight, Z. =. Wells. State
Representative Augustine Celaya
also played Friday with the above.
H. r. MCKAY enjoyed a round
Friday with Ray Ford Of San An
tonic and Jack Cowan Of Houston.
Due to lack Of practice. Mckay was
about four blows above his average
game.
, 1935-05-19
DRAKE VICTOR

TULSA, Okla. May 10. Rl-Scor-
ing In Is Of the Is vents scheduled,
Drake University. Des Moines. Iowa.
Saturday wen the Missouri Valley
conference track meet in the rain
with ssh points.
Grinnell. also displaying q well
rounded team, scored 38H points
TO win second and Oklahoma A. e.
M. came in third with 2eis points
, 1935-05-19
Valley Fishing Rodeo
Prize List Announced

PORT ISABEL. May ia Dates
for the 1885 Rio Grande Valley
Fishing Rodeo have been announced
for August %. "a. and Is. and the
complete list of prizes for the 1885
event approved by the committee,
Folders advertising the event are
now being printed and viii De dis
tributed.
, 1935-05-19

Joe Cobolini and Mason Watts
showed the way 10 beginners In skeet
shooting In the first shoot for be-
gtnners held Friday afternoon az the
Batsell- Wells field here.
Cobolini and watts each shot III
on their first round. This Is q fair
liz good average score for persons
who have shot for some time.
Clyde Tandy picked up the knack
Of hitting the clay birds rapidly.
jumping from a first round OF . TO
q second round OF Is.
Another shoot for beginners viii
be held Friday afternoon next week
and anyone desiring to shoot rs in
vted to come out. The rgular COM
petition for all shooters will be held
Wednesday. with a special match
between the Airport and the City
being planned.
In n practice round Friday Stude-
man Of the Airport shot a % with a
.4l0. his best score with the small
bore gun.
The sulphur OF coal smoke Will
make red or blue flowers much
, 1935-05-19

Games Sunday
Chicago at Boston
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at washington.
Cleveland at New York.
, 1935-05-19
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta 3: Nashville l /.
Little Rock &: Birmingham 2.
Memphis o: New Orleans 3.
Knoxville 4: Chattanooga 2.
, 1935-05-19
Tigers, Rio Hondo
Play Here Sunday

The Brownsville Tigers viii renew
their rivalry with the Rio Hondo
nine on the Victoria Heights dia-
mond at $50 .. m. Sunday. These
teams played m ~extra-inning thrill
Ter at Rio Hondo last Sunday and
the home club came out winner.
, 1935-05-19
ASSOCIATION

ST. Paul 3: Columbus 4
Kansas City at indianapolis, night
game.
Minneapolis at Toledo night game.
Milwaukee at Louisville, no game
account racesl.
, 1935-05-19

Games this week: Monday-Lions
VS.. Rangerville. Tuesday-Ffrestone
vs.. Ric Hondo. Tnursdsy-Hygeia
Va. Highland. Friday-Kiwanis VS..
High School.
, 1935-05-19
RANGERvILLE WINS

SAN BENITO. May ie-The RAN
gerville ball team defeated the High.
land aggregation here Thursday
night 1877. Jack Pierce twtrled for
the victors.
, 1935-05-19
Sundays Games

Sundays Games
Oklahoma City at Fort Worth.
Tulsa at Dallas. 2 games.
Galveston at San Antonio 2
games.
Houston at Beaumont 2 games.
, 1935-05-19

Head hunters Of Formosa n sep
arated from the Chinese and Jap
snese colonists by q 260-mile electri-
fled wire fence.
, 1935-05-19
CHICAGO SOX BEAT BOSTON 81; GIANTS DOWN REDS Al


Dallas at Fort Worth postponed
wet grounds.
San Antonio at Beaumont post
poned rain.
(Only Tames)
, 1935-05-19

CHICAGO. May 10. -Fl- Buck
Walters. the ex third bassnsn.
pitched and batted the Phillies to
n ten inning 10 victory over tho
Chicago Cubs Saturday. The Walters
drove In the games only run with
a sharp single I'm the tenth Roy
Henshaw held the Phillies to three
hits.
Philadelphia N. 900 600 600 Ill u n
Chicago ...... 900 600 900 90 Y o
Walter and Wilson: Henhaw and
Hartnett.
, 1935-05-19

Sand shoes OF wire mesh. which
operate on the principle Of snow
shoes. are used by soldiers In Syria
IN marching over deserts.
, 1935-05-19
standings

Games sunday
Boston az St. Louis
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
, 1935-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Pittsburgh 9. Brooklyn 2.
New York 4. Cincinnati 0.
Philadelphia /. Chicago 0.
st. Louis 6, Boston 2.
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SD Hit - EScobar. 2B Hits - Tag
CART and Brite. Double Plays -
Jackson to Hinkley. Left on base
-Kiwanis nine, Goodyear ten.
Pitching records - Cara allowed
seven hits. struck out three and
walked five in eleven innings: Critz
allowed ten hits. struck out nine and
walked two In eleven innings.
, 1935-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit 6, washington 4.
Philadelphia 3. st. Louis 0.
New York 8. Cleveland 0.
Chicago 3. Boston 2.
, 1935-05-19
KIWANIS BEAT
COODYEARS As
Large Crowd Turns Out For
Sensational Eleven
Stanza Tilt
PLAYGROUND BALL
Coming Games

Monday - P-AA at Fort Brown.
Wednesday - Elks at KiwaniA.
Friday - Eagles at Goodyear.
, 1935-05-19

PITTSBURGH. May Ia. -LPt-Cy
Blanton held the Dodgers 70 five
hits Saturday for his sixth victory
OF the season while the Pirates belt
ed Van Mungo for five hits and
four runs In the fifth and defeated
Brooklyn 8 TO q.
Brooklyn ...... 002 600 0OO-7 " n
Pittsburgh 900. 020 04O 02x-8 II I
Mungo. Babich and Lopez: Blan-
ton and Grace.
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PHILADELPHIA. May lS.-Pp-
The Athletics gave the st. Louis
Browns a second straight white
washing Saturday. beating them 3
Q.
Vernon Wiltshire. Indiana Uni
versity ~coilegian. stopped the Browns
with four hits and struck out nine.
The box score:
st. Louis ..... 900 600 600 4 o
Philadelphia . 0l0 10 00x-3 5 0
Coffman and Hemsley: Wiltshire
and Foxx.
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PIRATES Whip
DODGERS 81.
Philadelphia, 81. Louis Are
Other Winners In
National

CINCINNATI. May is.-tREFred
FitEsimmons shut out the Reds with
four hits and the crippled New York
Giants evened the series with a 4 90
10 victory Saturday although they
collected only eight hits off Gene
Schott and 81 johnson.
New York ...... 100 600 02I--4 ~ N
Cincinnati ...... 900 900 OOO--O
Fitzsimmons and Mancuso: Schott,
johnson and lombard.
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ST. LOUIS. May l8.-P-The o.
Louis Cardinals evened their series
with the Boston Braves Saturday,
winning by IN score OF q To a behind
the pitching OF Bill Walker. Babe
Ruth was replaced in left field by
Mowry In the sixth inning
Boston ......... 600 900 001--7 q XVI
81. Louis ...-... $50 900 Axis Q y
Rhem. Smith and Spohrer; Walk
er, Weiland and Davis.
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YANKS DEFEAT
CLEVELAND 80
Detroit, Philadelphia Are
Other Victors In
American

BOSTON, May 10. W. The
Chicago White sox Saturday staged
. five-hit rally In the ninth inning
tc overtake the Boston Red Sox
for q 3-2 victory.
Chicago ......... 600 600 003-3 8 0
Boston .......... 600 100 0io-2Os o
T1etje and Sewell; Rhodes, WEIGH
and r. Terrell.
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The sulphur OF coal smoke Will
make red or blue flowers much
paler. or even white.
, 1935-05-19

Gomez Wins One
NEW YORK. May l8.-R-Lefty
Gomez. the hard luck guy" Of the
Yankees pitching staff this season,
finally got enough backing Satur-
day 70 win a game after three
straight defeats. But he had to turn
m his best mound performance Of
the year to beat the Cleveland In
dians 3 TO o. 1t was the third straight
Yankee victory OF the series and the
second whitewashing for Cleveland.
Cleveland ...... 600 600 000-0 2 0
New York ...... 200 600 i0x-3 Z 0
Harder, L. Brown and Brenzel.
Pytlak; Gomez and Dickey.
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WASHINGTON, May 10. -PE
The Detroit Tigers Saturday de-
feated Washington 6 TO I to take
the lead In their series here. stone
of the Senators and Gehringer Of the
Tigers hit home runs.
Detroit ........ 100 003 020-6 Il |
Washington -. 900 100 1870 9 0
Crowder and Hayworth: Whitehill,
Coppola. Russell and Bolton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
BROTHERHOOD
is INCREASING

The Brotherhood Of the
First Baptist church meets
every Monday evening at
1880 O'Clock, in the church.
The pastor is greatly pleased
at the surprisingly large
number active in the Broth
erhood, and i, confident tat
the number will be enlarged
+ The members of the Broth.
erhood are as follows: w. nj.
P. Keith, president; Wallace
Dunlap, first vice president;
Richard J. Arnold, second
vice president. C. G.. Livings-
ton, secretary and treasurer;
Jess Steenburgen. Willis
Dunlap, Lothard Dunlap, B.
F. Smith, G. F. Frazier. pas
tor; Paul Morgan, reporter;
Ray Welborn, Eugene Nor
gan, w. ] Morgan, William
Morgan, Harold Livingston,
ILeonard White, Henry Tor
bett and Carl Bearden.
Each one has appointed
himself as a committee of
one to invite all who are in
terested to attend the meet
ings.
The Brotherhood now has
a male quartet, the members
being C. F. Frazier, Jess
tSteenhurgen, C. G.. Livings-
ton and w. P. Keith.
Everybody is cordially in
I.vited to attend the meetings.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
COMMUNITY
CHURCH NEWS

Sunday school, 8: As a. m.
Morning worship, HOO a.
m.
Junior Endeavor, Interme-
diate Endeavor, 700 p. m.
Evening worship, 500 p.
m.
Woman's Auxiliary. 1st
and 3rd Thursdays of each
north.
Teachers study hour,
Wednesday, 7-8 D. m.
F.. M. Ward. Pastor,
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH SERVICE
c. F. Frazier, Pastor.
Sunday school, 1900 q. n

C. C. Livingston, SI1pt.
Message, 100 g. m, by
the pastor, subject: '' am
lily Worship"
Baptismal service, 8 y. NJ
at McKinney's we'll .
B. T. u, $50 p. m. Frank
Smith, director.
Message 7::3O p. m. by
the pastor. Subject: "Ye
Must Be Born Again"
Sunbeams, Monday, 4:30
p. m. Mrs, Arnold, leader.
!. Brotherhood each Mon
day, 1880 p. m. Bill Keith,
president.
|. !, Prayer meeting, We dnes-
day, 7:30 p. m.
w. M. S., Thursday. see
p. M, Mrs. Frazier presi-
dent.
G, AS will meet Saturday
at 200 p. M, and after the
program will go ON a treas
ure hunt.
Last Sunday evening. we
had four fine young men
saved, and one man joine i
the church by letter.
Come and worship With
us.
All have a cordial well
come to attend these serv-
ices
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
CASA GRANDE TOUGH :.
ON BOOZE ARTISTS

Tom Wimbs, recently Of
Oklahoma, was sentenced at
Casa Grande Monday by the
city magistrate to serve 80
days in jail, following his
conviction on an intoXicatiOn
charge. Joe Papatoe, charg-
ed with begging on the street
for money, drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, was fined
$40.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
THOUGHTS FOR
SERIOUS MOMENTS

Habit is a cable; we weave
a thread of it every day,
and at last we can not break
lt.-Horace Mann.
Whoever serves his cour-
try we'll has no need of an
cestOrs.-Voltaire.
The darkest hour in mans
life is when he sits down
to plan how to get money
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
REVIVAL SERVICES AT
NAZARENE CHURCH

Rev. Leslie Wright of Yu-
ma is conducting special e
vival services each night at
7:45 o'clock, at the NaZa-
rene church. Everyone is
welcome. The services be-
gan Wednesday, Dec. II. w.
J.. D1cus is pastor of the
church.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

The Townsend old age pension plan provides pension
Of $500 month at age 65 1t that in order to
spend $500 month at age 65 would have to have
lot of young ideas" AS the campaign and
promises begin to fly wild anticipate that candidates
will work out scheme whereby the necessary young
ideas will be supplied reader of this paper tells that
since he is only SO years old and will be entitled
der the present pan to the pension until he 65 he
poets to wait for the candidate who will lower the age at
which pensions may be received SO and give him his
support. @ " ~'F
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13
METHODIST
CHURCH NOTES

Glenn f. Smiley, Pastor.
Sunday, 1000 a. m. church
school.
100 a. m. Morning wor-
ship. Sermon by the pastor.
6:45 p. m, Two Epworth
Leagues.
7:45 p. M, Evening wor-
ship Sermon by the pastor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

friend writes that he has noticed that the Dion
all up because the Canadian government is
taking hand in the raising of the qunuplets "These
folks reader states don't know when they we'll
Off We have twins out at house and with their collie
and teethng and Group I'd be glad to have the and
navy"
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

The country has suffered the last four months the
loss of two Of its leading fun makers Will Rogers and
Sidney Smith, the creator of the Gumps. The country
i'll afford to lose its laugh producers In fact could
more of them One laugh producer is worth million
gloom dispensers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Thirty odd families have quit the governments ex
permentsl agricultural colony in MantanusKa valley of
Alaska and have returned to the United States in disgust
Imagine what progress would have been made settling
the west in this country if the old pioneers had not been
persistent and had real pioneer spirit than
these.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Rural elecrificaton is just around the The
next ten will electricity available to most of the
rural sections of the west middle west and south Elec
rcy rural free delivery the automobile and radio
the principal factors that bringing great changes
American farm life.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

The citizens Of Mojave county being entertained
by the with poygamist trial Our loyalty to law
enforcement mpels to that punishment should bel
meed to any vioator Officials have been known to wink
their eye nfracons of the law where the not
sustain serious damage though the dignity of the statutes
was violated Now, if has the to undertake
to support several wives to provide for
era husbands during these times Of depression woudh
that take few off Of the relief rolls? The editor is try
ing maintain just one wife barely lodging relief at
that.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

County Superintendent
John J. Bugg was over from
Florence Monday looking
after school business.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

farmer tells us that he has noticed that ever
eNlans about the price Of automobiles tires gaso
e but the moment the price of farm products goes up
- point where the producer begin to make day
s5es raising them, sombody starts boycott
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

We note by daily that several school children
have refused to salute the United States flag because
alleged religious belief of their parents. It@might
we'll for parents of this type remember that it
of this flag that they permitted to enjoy their peculiar
brand Of religion. In good many nations of the world
today they not only would be made salute the flag
they would also be told what brand of religion they could
and when they could use it. ',. ~. =
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

without earning it.-Horace
Greeley.
Blessed are the joy max
ers.-N. P. Willis.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

LcanA on ersHs Apa I've
stock. Hobby Agency.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Beauty may be only skin deep but did you eveAnotice
] " many men rush to help good looking when
80 has car trouble
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Speaking of useless and unnecessary laws Massachu
rt9cher-in-aw
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Town and farm property
for sale. Hobby Agency.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

The dole has created class of people who will not
be able to find employment when good times return
This does not that all the dole this type by
means because they not but does refer to the
who because he could get by with it. has allowed
himself to become accomplished loafer and time killer
No industry in the best of times, will have any place
in its organization for a of this kind.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Each team member of any sport of contest naturally
strives for personal achievement but he is
ed with the accomplishments of the whole This
spirit deserves and has general approval and brings
cess to the team whole in which each individual
shares. We opine that this same spirit should prevail
among the citizens of any Let each citizen make
determined tackle with the sole idea Of bringing victory
to the town whole in which he may be assured
his full portion Of honor and profit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-12-13

Read all the ads-it pays,
--O--
Insurance that Insur.a
Hobby Agency.