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Shades Of Buffalo Bill
Doctor Takes Course
Especial u rhe Heraldl

tSpcclaI % The Heraldl
SAN BENITO. Feb. DIR. Y. o.
Seiser u In Dallas taking a special
postgraduate course at Baylor Den
tal College. Many famous der I
authorities are teaching the course
under auspices of the Dallas Dental
Society. Oral surgery. x-ray. use Of
new materials and technique and
many other subjects viii be taken
I'D.
, 1935-02-03
Flashes
Of
Life

tBy The Associated PIgssl
Too Hot I'D Argue
PHILADELPHIA Mod"-ty I'M
dOuolediy Is a virtue, bat Patrol
man Fred Evans wa III too hot a
spot 10 argue about ID.
He had fought his way to a
Second-story bedroom OF a burn
ing house only 10 have Bertha
WuSch. l8. and modest. refuse TO
leave her bed because she was
wearing only her n%ightgown.
Wasting no words. he picked
her up bedclotheS ana all and
carried her to safety.
state House Recital
ANNAPOLIS. Md. - Delegate
John s. White, whose tenor voice
was instrumental in his election.
wants TO sing on the floJr OF the
general assembly.
The Sirg ing campaigner'. as
SertS his version OF Maryland, my
Maryland ~ better than the
other three the assembly IL con-
Sioering for official adoption.
And furthermore. I'll sing II to
the house OF delegates-if they'll
lei me he said.
Shades Of Buffalo Bill
PROTECTION, KaS. The
brotherhood organization OF the
Garfield Methodist church is going
10 Try 70 capture n OF the thrills
OF the old west. Members have
purchased "A buffalo and plan 10
stage q hunt IN a 4,000-acre pas
turg.
They plan 70 serve the steak at
church dinner-if they bring home
the buffalo.
, 1935-02-03
Is R0RN

HARL1NGEN, Feb. 2.-Mr. and
Mrs. v. r. Brady became parents Of
q son at the Valley Baptist hospital
FRIDAY.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
Ranches That Embrace
Acres by the Million

Probably the largest ranch In the
United States. according 10 win.
ier's book Texas the Marvellous. -
Is the Y T ranch In the panhandle
section % Texas. owned by the Far
well brothers OF Chicago This is
said 10 amount 10 three million
acres in all. The King ranch, situ-
ated In Kleberg county. Texas. Ia
over n million acres. The Kennedy
ranch In Texas near the gulf coast.
Is about 10000 acres. The Hearst
ranch at San Simeon. Calf. Is
about 10000 acres. The Arnold
Y L ranch In northwest Nebraska
and southwest South Dakota Is
about 100000 acres. According 10
winkler's biography OF Hearst.
the Mexican Hearst ranch at Babl-
cora. Chihuahua, is a million acres
Another million acre ranch In Dn-
range. Mexico. Is that Of Hlggin-
botham brothers OF Dallas.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
INDIAN MEDICINE"

A Lyons man who is convinced
that the editor knows Indian "medi-
cine" asked II we could not do some
thing 10 chase zero weather away.
We have TO confess we did not be-
cause we are not thoroughly schooled
In the dark arts OF the redskln.
But we do know, from him, how TO
bring cold weather so that furs and
skins may be better. that animals
may be tracked in the snow and that
spring may not come dangerously
soon. You take small boy and
strip him naked. Then you start him
going north from the village, cursing
the north wind and defylng the north
wind TO come and meet him. IL will
not be long until he comes running
back with the old north wind growl-
ing at his heels and the frost king
nipplng his tender posterior.-Lyons
News
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
RouRhest Two-Man Sport

The jIu-jitsu bout OF Japan is the
toughest two-man sport. All kinds
Of fouls are permitted and broken
necks and ankles. dislocated hips
and shoulders and torn tendons are
not uncommon When n combatant
is in a painful grip and about TO
receive a disabling injury he Is sup
posed 10 give In and end the round.
Rather than face this humiliation.
however. he sometimes allows him
self to be punished TO the point Of
insensibility.-Frelong Foster In
Golfers Weekly.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
Constipat3d?
The doctors say -.
Use liquid treatment

Here Is the soundest advice anyone
can give on the subject of laxatives.
II is based on medical opinion. We
want you to have the benefit Of this
information no matter what laxative
you may buy:
The secret of real relief from consti-
patton is reduced dosage. You can't
regulate the bowels unless yop can
regulate the help you give them. That
is why doctors use liquid laxative;
the dose can be measured to a drop.
Avoid laxatives that you can't cut
down in dosage; especially those that
seem TO require larger doses than
when you began their use.
Under the doctors care, you usual
~ get a liquid laxative. The right
liquid laxative gives the right kind
OF help. and the right amount Of
help. Smaller and smaller doses
until you don't need any.
The liquid laxative generally used
is DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. II
contains senna and cascara-natural
laxatives that form no habit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08

a girl, We've mus, th.nk of sn,u,.
ether way"
Julian nodded dnlly. rs n the
logic of her words had suddenly oc-
Cured To him alao.
lie drew away bis hand anil
stared moodIly out over the lake.
For a long moment they remained
thus
At last Nlta turned to look nj,
him.
Julian. can't you think OF some
wny1"
Julian didn't return her look.
~Niia. don't want you TO get
married"
Don't want me 70 Julian.
whatever are you SAYING? Why
shouldn't get married? Why
don't you want me tof'
He didn't reply at once. and Nitu
went on
Il know what you're thiukiue
You're thinking he's a cad for max.
Ing me miserable But he isn't.
Julian He's wonderful md grand
and handsome And. oh. be could
make me 50 happy. I've waited anI
waited for him to propose. And
and now. Julian. I've come 10 yon
tn help You simply must think of
something :"
Julian turned nj last and met
her gaze squarely.
II, Isn't that that was think
ine. Nl,a. | wasn't thinking about
him. or how miserable he's made
sou. or how TO solve your prob
lem"
Nita looked NJ him aghast.
You weren't Then you don't
care Then you WON'T help me
don't want 70 help meF"
Il was thinking. Julian went on
that Il isn't fair II isn't fair At
ALTO have YOU want to marry
~Falr? don't believe under.
stand. Julian What isn't fairT
1T isn't fair said Julian. draw
ing close to her. IT isn't fair Ia
have you love some one else
when"
lie suddenly reached out. and his
arms encIrcled her In n fierce grip.
he drew her toward him.
EIs lips crushed into hers
She yielded.
lie held her thus FOR. It seemed
an eternity
lie kissed her again and again.
Hot passionate kisses that sent
little tremors vibrating through her
body
Al last he released her. looked
fercely into her eyes
1T isn't fair" he continued hus.
kily. "gor you To want To marry
some one else. when I love sou
madly when I've always loved yon.
when I've dreamed endlessly Of the
day when can claim you all for
my own. That's what Isn't fair =
Breathlessly. flushed. her eyes
shining with n strange. unaccount.
able light. NIta clung TO him ten.
derry.
Julian Julianl Dear. darling.
Julian, II Il fair II Is! Don't
You see; Can't you understand what
was trying 20 say7 Trying to make
you doT"
And when he stared at her I'm
speechless lncredullty. she went on
happily:
Julian. darling. precious. you're
tie man You are the man I'm I'm
love with. who won't ask me to
marry him. who Is making me mis-
cradle 2"
And then the white frock became
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
The Mandrake

Ancients believed IN the magic
power of the mandrake and there
are many legends based upon the
properties Of this peculiar root.
which in the Middle ages was used
for various potions. The plant was
supposed to contain magic. Mod
ern scientists say the root contains
a potent narcotic stronger than NOR
phine.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08

and three Ia the West. The other
advocated out and out government
purchase aud ownership of all rail.
roads this. In Mr. Easgmaus opin.
Ion. held the greatest oppnrinnlty
for good and the greatest chances
Tor harm Ile did not think that
the American people were ready
20 accept II now. and DID nut favor
the addition 20 the already gigantic
list Of government expenditures at
the present time
In approving the unlncaiion o.
transportation. the President ~.
called that when the Interstate
Commerce commission was created
In 1857. the railroad was practical
ly the principal method ~ rapid In.
tersiAte transportation. Since that
the this monopoly 81 transporia.
tiol enjoyed by the railroad. 10 a
very Important degree. has been
limited hy the development ~ the
automobile and good interstate
ruaiR
~Receniiy water transportation hy
lake. by river. by canal and by
ocehn has. largely through the con.
strlctIon OF the Panama canal and
our inland waterways. definitely
hrough, ships and shipping int" the
general Interstate field. More re.
Gently SIN air transportation has
become an element
Dwelling more upon the neronau
teal element of the reports. the
President said: There are detailed
questions that require early
action. Our extended mail con.
tracts with alrllnes expire on or
about March !. and existing legls
latlon dealing with primary ar sec.
ondary routes should be revised be-
fore that time
The commission suggests that
the Interstate Commerce commits.
sion be temporarily given the power
10 lower or Increase air.mall rates
as warranted In their Judgment
after full investigation. The pur.
pose OF this Is TO prevent the de.
struction of any efficiently operated
part of the present system pending
suitable consideration BY the con.
gress OF what permanent measures
should be taken and what amend.
ment. n any. the present general
transportation policy OF the govern
ment should undergo.
Il concur IN this recommendation
Of the Federal Aviation commission.
provided always that the grant Of
this duty 10 the Interstate Com.
merce commission he subject 10 pro-
visions against unreasonable profit
by any private carrier. Or account
of the fact that an essential during
this temporary period Is 10 provide
for the continuation OF efficiently
operaied companies and to guard
agains; their destruction. Il is only
fair Ia suggest thar during this pc
riod any profits nj all by such com.
panieS should be a secondary con
Sideratinn. Government aid IN this
case Is legitimate In order to save
companies from disastrous Joss but
not In order to provide profits"
Report slaps Farley.
The report of the commission was
direct slap at Postmaster Gen
eral u es =. %arley's power. pro-
posing To strin him Of every vpStIue
of control over airwayS of the cnun-
try. II was found that several Of
the important companies were tot
tering very nearly upon the brink
of bankruptcy because Of the ridic-
ulously low bids they were forced
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08

ages OF twenty
an d forty five.
caused aim os {
1000 deaths In
Illinois during
tn e st FIVE
years. or each
100 people who
died from heart
disease. II are
from the young
adult age group.
III eart diseas Sc
a M o ng I h e
younger half os
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
Entertainers

Miss Quizzer-What makes the
wolves in that cage howl so?
The Attendant-They're hungry.
piss. They always howl while the
other animals are feeding.
Miss Quizzer-Oh. I see They're
the cabaret performers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
b. WILLIAM c. uTLEx

THESE have been hectic days
Tor the air-minded. Reports
- recommendation and SuEges-
lions for governmental policies to.
ward aviation have poured into cun'
gress faster than proposals for new
government bureaus
A new plan calling for co-ordlna.
tlon ~ all forms 81 transportation
under federal control has been sug.
gesled by Joseph u. Eastman. fed.
eral co-ardinatoF of transportation
The federal aviation commission
has suggested that a temporary air
commerce commission 10 bear the
same relation 60 air transport that
the Interstate Commerce commits
sion bears To the railroads be ere
aied.
President Roosevelt. Ia message
with which he presented the recon
mendations of the federal aviation
commission. which was created
June - ~ last year 20 make "A
study of aviation. agreed with the
premise that all forms Of transpoF.
taiion must be co-ordlnnted under
one regulatory control. but dis.
agreed directly with the plan Of es
tahllshlnE separate commerce
commission FOR the air lines.
The aviation commission recon-
mendetl that the Interstate Com.
merce commission be given imme
diaie authority 20 regulate. up or
down. the rates which the Post OF
fee department pays the air trans
port companies for carrying the
mail-the rates which have come
ever 81 near 10 running some OF the
companies involved
The same commission recon-
mended that the government start
work as soon as possible on a new
dlrigible alrship. as the forerunner
OF an American inier-contlnental air
transport system. either 10 Asia or
60 Europe. perhaps patterned after
the travel service OF the Graf Yep
pelIn, which makes scheduled trips
between Frederichshafen. Germany.
and Rio de Janiero.
less than n week later the Unit.
ed States dirigible Macon. the most
modern lighter-ihan-aIr craft exist
ent and the pride of the navy.
foundered and disappeared into the
calm Pacific with two OF its crew
OF 50 men.
Submits Three Plans
Co-ordinator Eastman submitted
three plans TO congress for the uni
ficatlon OF transport. hut only one
OF them had his approval. the 9th
ers being offered merely 10 show
what the alternatives are. All OF
them. while affecting aviation. were
aimed principally at rescue OF the
railroads from their current fnan-
cial plight. The favored plan In
cludes Cd extension OF federal con
troll under the ICC 10 cover all
forms OF transportation: (2l asso-
citation OF planning. prevention and
coordination with the regulatory
functions: (3l dismissal compensa-
tion system, plus retirement pen.
sions. SO that the railroads without
infringing up0n labor rights. can
take advantage OF mechanical i'm
provements and labor saving de
vices 20 reduce labor costs. and ca
financial reorganization.
The first alternative plan com
bined the Eastman plan with the
compulsory consolidation OF Amer
lean railroads into seven systems.
two in the East, two in the South
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
College Benefits

No doubt college cannot make n
small man great, but 1t can make
him like the things that are great.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
D0AA's PILLS

BADNESS AND DANDRUFF positively
corrected. Simple method. 81 for lifetime
treatment. Henri, 20. Box 254,Denver, Colo.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
ADULTS

Heart disease among young ad-
ults. that Is. people between the
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08

Watch the Speech
Weigh well your words, for It's the
words that make the things.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08
HELP KIDNEYS

IF your kidneys function badly
l. and you have lame, aching
back, with attacks Of dizziness,
burning, scanty or too frequent
urination, getting up at night,
swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic
pains use Dodn'S Pills.
Dodn'S are especially for poorly
tunctioning kidneys. Millions OF
boxes are used every year. They
are recommended the country over.
Ask your neigh60ri
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-03-08

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La opinión., 1935-08-25

FL p~eriodista mexieano Carlos
Serrano, que radies en- Paris, ha
obtenido del eseritor frances Pierre
BENoIT, la exclusive para tradu-
cir ell texto de una entrevista que
tuvo con ell Duee M~ussolini. Ests
e~ntrevista tiene una gran traseen-
dencia y esperamos que los leeto-
res de LA OPINION, reconozean Ia
oportunidad de TODD 10 expresado
por ell Jefe del Gobierno italiano y
que es un triunfo periodistieo para
nosotros ell haber obtenido esta
elusiva.
Nj los libros que habfa lefdo. nj
por retratos que de 81 habfa Wis
to. nj tampoco las descripciones que
habfa dido me habian dado una idea
exacta acerca de Mussolini o mejor
dicho. que Sc %acercaran a Ia i'm
preston que he tenido en- esta me-
dia bora parade enfrente del Duce.
Del dia en- que liable con 81 a hoy
ha pasado una semana. No quiero
que mis- r~ecuerdos Sc deformen, por
10 que considero que va es tempo
de irlos fiiando. Pero ihasta gus me
dida podre lograr este? Necesito ser
sincere: jamas me habia 70 SEN
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Sobrina de Garrido Apunaleada por ell Esposo
HABLA MUSSOLINI

| como yo me la imagine POGO mas
o menos. En- Africa, como en- otros
lugares. mi pats no persigue, como
listed 10 sabe. ninguna idea de do
minacion. No desea mas que la paz
a fin de viylr y TRAFALGAR en- paz.
| Esta paz, la suya, la del mundo
entero. cuenta para asegurarla,
con la amistad de Italia, amistad
que hemos encontrado nuevamente.
Pero he aqui que justamente en-
| este instante - dispense listed ell
| egoismo Y la brutalidad de mi len
guaje- acontecimientos inespera-
dos ponen en- peligro la situacion
v alejaran la atencion de listed del
dnico problema que nos interesa
mes del territorio ~africano pueden
disminuir la eficacia del concurso
| que esperamos de listed en- Euro
pa. mo me ACADIA listed de declr
que esta resuelto a enviar a Etio-
pfa todas las fuerzas y todos los
canones due las circunstancias ext
jan?
Mussolini me respondio SUPRA
yando cada una de sus palabras:
Olga listed EN- la forma mas ter
minante. repitalo tantas wees CO.
mo listed pueda. que temores seme-
toda tentative de movimiento a la
cual yo mo o%pondria. Escuche us-
ted este: En- septiembre pr6ximo
tendre ochoeientos mil hombres
repartidos en- donde sea neoesario,
espeoialmente en- mis- fronteras
ropeas, do las cuales Ia mitad Sc
ran divislones motorizadas, si las
circunstancias 10 sxigen enviarsse
un million do soldados y llamarase
bajo las armas a n mayor canti-
dad en- case necesario, pero nadie,
este Sc 10 aseguro a listed, tendra
ell deseo dc moverse, en- cuanto a
la question Etiopiana esta no pue-
de dc ninouna IN disminuir
mis- p~osibilidades. 70 considero to-
do este mas bien como una venta-
ia, como una manera de eiercicio
de movilizacion. FL interes de estos
ejereieios no 81 con oil objeto de
estar en- condolences dc haeer ei
inventario de TODD 10 que poseemos.
Sc trata de informarnos respecto
do 10 que nos hace falta. Para VOL
yer a las cosas de Europa, persuA-
dase listed, una vez mas. que 20
conozco a los que quieren aprove-
charse del mar revuelto y que ten
go en- la mano TODD 10 que es me-
hester para impedir que Sc libren
a su pequeio deporte favorito".
Mussolini Sc ha puesto de pie. Me
he ~despedido de Ell. Ell aire es fres-
co. FL sol ir~radiaba, al fondo de
la Plaza Venecia, sobre las gigan-
tescas estatuas del monumento de
Victor Manuel. Al traves de las ca
lies de Roma estival marchaba sin
saber a donde ir. No me recordaha
mas del hombre a quien ACADIA de
visitar: habfa olvidado tambien ell
tono de su o y sus palabras. "Yo
nc cesaba de repetfrmelo inmente.
"Yo". sublime pronombre cuando
es empleado con esta fuerte tram
quilidad.
Paris. Julio de 1895.
Tradujo: Carlos sERRANo
La opinión., 1935-08-25

sincere: Jamas me habia yo sem
tenido del cable que transcript a
I'd. A pregunta mia me dicen que
antes de salir me diran donde re-
/ mito mis- muebles.
Hoy llegara aqui ell DR.. Camara
Wales a quien entregare ell Con-
sulado.
Tengo apartados boletos en- ell
vapor Albert Balm que sale ell
Is del actual para Nueva York.
No he dicho a Mexico que pre-
fiero esa via por la salud de los
nihos y Lencha. Ojala no Sc opon-
gan y en- tai case ire a Sonora
para que mi suegra conozca a los
chamacos y pueda saludar al Oral.
Oregon.
Perdoneme, mi General, 81 he
sido muy exigente con I'd. Y es-
cribame algunas lineas. ST no lie
molesta lie dire de Mexico como
me tratan.
Mi familia tambien agradece a
I'd. las bondades para conmigo y
10 saludan afectuosamente.
Me despido, pues, mi querido
Jefe y amigo, con toda la graft
tud de un infeliz a quien perdo-
nan la vida. Su amigo Y subordi-
nado que 10 quiere.
LIEKENS (firmado)
Telegrame. - Telegram. -Ad-
ministration del Telegrafhes ct
des Telephones Beheer Van Te-
legrafen en- Northumberland
SeTano.-Legamex Br.-Depose
a Afgegeven.-Hamburg Zz 1913
% ID 11.35.-N.-Acabo recibir
cable comillas trasladese esta DON
de comisionarasele viaticos tantos
Saenz comillas ruegole cablegra-
fiar Presidente cual comisi6n da-
raseme deseando mejorar punto
qulen reciba excluyendo Guerra
punto sino es urgente y teniendo
embarcar mobiliario necesitaria
minimum cuarenta dias o tempo
considere listed conveniente to-
mando cuenta demas asuntos car
ia
Telegramme D'Etat.-Staatste-
legram. = Adresse - Adres. -
Saenz Relaciones-Mexico.-Tex
tie ct .Signature-Inhoud en- On
derteekening. - Ruegote ayudar
Liekens conozco dificultades ha-
sele envuelto a~segdrote asistele
Justicia toda sospecha desapare-
cera luego recibas explicaciones
case indispensable vaya Mexico
suplico concederle dos meses pue-
da ultimar asuntos pendientes.-
SERRANO.
Telegramme D'Etat.-Staatste-
Observation-Disclosures des Te-
legraphes ct des Telephones
Beheer van T~elegrafen en- Tele-
ct
Signature-Inhoud en- Ondertee-
kening.-Hoy digo Saenz comillas
ruegote ayudar Liekens conozco
dlflcultades hasele envuelto ase-
gurote asistele justicia toda sos
pecha desaparecera luego recibas
expllcaciones case indispensables
yaya Mexico suplico concederle
dos meses pueda ultimar asuntos
pend;entes comillas esporo ante
rior pueda servirle resolver salts
factoriamente situaci6n doctor
Camara designado substitute
SERRANO.-Nov. 14-25.
Republique Franchise Telegram
me postes ct Telegraphex.-Ge-
neral Serrano Legamex Paris
Hamburg 1912 43 100 3, S S.
Suyos ag~radezcole noble inter
RAMIRO-SIETE AGO IL
vencion gustoso acepto ell paso
nombrado desde aqui saliendo di-
rectamente rogando concedanse-
me los dos meses pediGos entire
gar esta oficina y comisionese
Guerra otra jurisdiction punto
Salir otra forma y antes perjudi-
cariame ruegolo arreglarlo.-Sa-
ludos Observation-Disclosures.
Secretario
De R%elaciones Exteriores
MEXICO
Diciembre 3 de 1925
Sr. Oral. Francisco Serrano
Legaci6n de Mexico
Berlin, Alemania.
Muy estimado V fino amigo:
La opinión., 1935-08-25
HARAN ObRAS
D E IRRIGACION
PROXIMAMENTE
Cedillo dicta medidas en-.
caminadas a impulsar el
programa .aaaa.

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto "a.
-(Exclusivo).-Hoy. POGO despues
de mediodfa, hizo n vista q la
Comision Nacional de Irriga-
cion, ell general S%aturnino Cedillo,
Secretario de Agriculture y Fo-
mento y cuyo programa adminis-
trativo en- 10 que falta para que
termine ell presente aio. Sc refiere.
principalmente. a obras dc irriga-
cion que en- fecha proxima var a
iniciarse en- d%iferentes Estados de
la Republica.
Las dependencies visitadas por
ell Ministro de Agriculture fueron
la cast totalidad de las que estan
bajo sus ordenes. siendo la hecha
a Ia Comision Nacional de Irriga-
cion la mas importante. va que die
to medidas que Sc tomaran en 10
successive. dandose cuenta del fun
clonamiento de tan importante a
ma en- la Agricultural
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Secretario
De Relaciones Exteriores
MEXICO

Dlclembre 3 de 1925
Sr. Oral. Francisco Serrano
Legaci6n de Mexico
Berlin, Alemania.
Muy estimado Y fino amigo:
Me refiero q tn mensaje rela-
two a nuestro amigo Liekens.
70 mismo tengo una buena i'm
preston de Liekens. Sin embar-
go, irregularidades registradas Ill
timamente en- nuestro consulate
en- Hamburgo dieron origen a una
Investigation hecha personaimen-
tie por ell Ministro Ortiz Rubio,
seg1n la cual resultaron compro-
bados los cargos hechos y a So
licitud del mismo ingeniero Ortiz
Rubio sc considero conveniente
cambiarlo de ese Consulate a
otro.
He querido comunicarte estos
detalles para tn conocimiento en-
vista del interes que has tornado
EN- ell asunto de Iiekens.
Con afectuosos saludos, me re-
pito. como siempre tn afectisimo
amigo y atento servidor.
AARON SAENZ (firmado)