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The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08
POWELL CAN ROAR
LIKE LION IN FILM

A talent hitherto concealed
by Dick Powell was reveal
ed when the popular star
disclosed his ability to imi-
tate animal sounds with
startling accuracy.
Dick. while filming the
Warner Bros. new picture,
Broadway Gondolier," COM
ing TO the Mauk theater Nov
s. was required 10 launch in
TO a yeritable barnyard sere-
made.
In his very best initiating
manner Dick gave the moo
OF a COW, the bray of a DON
key. an owls boot. the
quack of a duck, the baa of
a sheep and then topped il
all off with the roar Of a
ion.
Broadway Gondolier"
mas an all tar cast which in
cludes besides Powell, Joan
B!ondell. Adolphe Menjou
and oLuise Fazenda.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08
SIX HIT NUMBERS
IN "OLD MAN RHYTHM"

The puzzling geometry of
the love triangle is given a
novel and comic solution in
RKO Radios lovely filmusi-
ca, "Old Man Rythm,
which comes 10 the Mauk
theater Tuesday. Nov. -,
with Charles Buddy Rog-
ers headlined. The master
mathematician is a staid,
middle-aged father who de-
serts the dull routine of bust
-nee and en~o'ls as COLLEGE
f-~-hr7a~ - eoua-o his son's
'o---arfic triangle.
The novel Mot is worked
ont IN the tune Of six hit
songs: There's Nothing Like
College Education" "Rovs
VIII Re Boys" " Comes the
Pevolution. Rahv." "Old
Man Pvthvrn. +" ''T Never Saw
= Better Nioht." when You
Are in Nv Arms" Cast
members are Barbara Kent.
Grace Bradley. George Bar
bier Dave Chasen and Ret
ty Cradle.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

This week the Coolidge
grammar school faculty re-
ceived a certificate OF award
from the Arizona Education
al Association. This is term
Cd a token of professional
loyalty and indicates one
hundred per cent member
ship in the association. Mr..
Kirby is the delegate to the
convention being held in
Phoenix this weekend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08
~ THE SUPERIOR COURT CT
THE STATE OF ARIZONA

~ TAE SUPERIOR COURT CT
THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PlNAL
In the Matter Of the Estate %
JULIA FERGUSON oRAsTY.
An incompetent Person.
No. 1877
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
Notice is hereby given that Fred
p. Fowie and Gcnevlere u. Fowie.
lis rife. have filed In Tits CoaI,
Their petition praying for an order
OF this Court. directing T. c. Grasty,
personally and as Guardian ot The
estate Of Julia Ferguson Grasty an
Incompetent Person. TO make a
conveyance and transfer os GER
tain real property belonging to the
szid estate TO the said Fred b.
Fo~lc and Genevicvc ID. Fowie. his
~rfe. and described as follows. to-
Wit:
Lot Number Seventeen CT).
being = Subdivision o, the South
Half Of Section Thiriy-six. 1861
Township Nine 81 South.
Range Fifteen (i5l East. ella
and Salt River Base and Mer-
idian. as shown on State Plat
Ngmbe- Five 81 filed with
The Recorder ot PinAl County.
Arizona
in accordance with the terms OF
a certain contract in writing be-
tween the said +. c. Grasty and
Julia Ferguson Grasty and said FRED
r. Fowle and Geneyieye d. Fowie,
and the me and place OF hearing u
the saIqe has been fixed BY Order
ot said Court for the Ord day Of
December. 1885. at the hour OF 10
o'clock a m. at the court room OF
said Court in the Court House at
Florence. Arizona: and all persons
interested In the said estate are
p ~ notified then and there TO
presr and show caupe. Il any they
have why the said petit on should
not be granted. For further par
ticuiars. reference Is hereby made
to the said petition on file IN the
office Of the Clerk OF the Superior
Court Of Pinal County. Arizona.
Dated this 5th day OF November.
1885.
T. j. MARKS. Clerk.
tSeaO
BY W. Parsons. Deputy Clerk.
First Publication Nov. s. 1885,
Uast Publication Nov. 2s)
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

II may be will power a
man needs. It's the won't
power q girl needs.
Some are thoughtful
enough to go to the doctor
for a cold. Others go to the
movie.
Some cause happiness
wherever they go - others
whenever they go.
That's an attractive town
we're coming to. wasn't it
Modern auto rider.
Weighed in the balance,
quite a few movie films
would be ound wanton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH SERVICE

c. F. Frazier. Pastor.
Sunday school. 1000 n. m
C. c. Livingston, Supt.
Message, l1:00 a. m, by
the pastor.
B. T. T.. $50 p. m. Fran;
Smith, director.
Message 7:30 p. m. by
the pastor. Special music by
the quartet.
Sunbeams. Monday, $50
D. m. Mrs. Arnold. leader.
Brotherhood each Non
day. 1880 p. m. Bill Keith,
president.
G.. As Tuesday, 4:30 p.
m. Mrs. Parker. leader.
Prayer meeting. Wednes-
day. 1880 p. m.
w. NJ. S. Thursday. 800
p. m. Mrs. Frazier presi-
dent.
r. A.'s Friday. 4:30 p. m.
Pastor in charge.
We are starting our
church building this week. IL
will be constructed of ma
tive stone and will be 40x60
feet We plan to have il
ready to occupy in 60 days-
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

We are very grateful for
all donations an dsympatket-
ic interest shown by the
public in general.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Trade at home" screams
Phoenix. And they send left
over vegetables and fruits in
trucks to sell on Coolidge
streets. in competition with
Pinal county products. Trade
at whose home?
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

A Coolidge restaurant
rests on wheels ready to
move any time business is not
good. 1t has no notion of
moving.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Maricopa county is a good
place TO go to be smashed by
an automobile. That county
has established three irst aid
stations for victims of reck-
less drivers. Prompt service
is promised.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Last year 3.s37.s4I persons bs-
came members OF the Red Cross The
annual roll call takes place each
year between Armistice Day and
Thanksgiving Day.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Junior Red Cross Inemoers In.
creased by 100000 enrollments dur
ing the year which has just passed.
Junior members carried on an sx-
change Of correspondence with
junior members In So other coun-
tries having Red Cross Sociaties
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

For the week Of October.
10 70 24 Loree Collins. won
the quarter and award of
merit for the most interest
ing news article. For the
week Of October 2S 70 No
vember /. Patty Cochran re-
ceived the award of merit
and the 25c.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Some one moved the horse
of a lady rider scheduled for
the parade Saturday, With
a ''horse" on her she had TO
watch the parade go by.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Thursday afternoon at /
o'clock Lalonde, Americas
great magician. gave a show
in the school auditorium.
Some Of the features were !:
Mysteries Of the Orient. ="
Spirit Slate Writing" and
his big London Spook Show
This show was put on by the
Western Amusement Co.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Mrs. Clark ]. Wells. who
has been i'll this week in the
Good Samaritan hospital is
reported to be improving.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Helen Holiefield. Of the
third grade. had the misfor-
tune 10 break her arm last
Tuesday when she fell off
the slide.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Harry Shelter, Walter
Gregg and Ernest Ellis came
in Sunday evening with the
quail limit. They hunted
southeast of Florence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

An award Of merit will be
given TO the fifth grade pu-
pill having the best health
book at the end of the pres
ent six weeks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

j. F. Eisenhart has ac-
cepted a position as book
keeper for the Standard Oil
Co. at their wholesale station
in Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Because Of the teachers
convention in Phoenix Fri
day OF this week and Armis-
tice Day on the following
Monday. the pupils Of the
grammar school will have
four days vacation
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

A soft ball tournament viii
be held Saturday. Nov 10. at
the Coolidge school. All
schools in Pinal county will
be represented. A pennant
will be given 10 the winning
school.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

Friday. Nov. /. the second
team Of grammar school
girls and the small boys went
10 Kenillworth 10 play soft
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

The eighth grade has just
completed a new system OF
grading citizenship. II is
graded by a large chart
hanging on the blackboard.
The chart aids in making a
more direct check on the
citizenship of the pupils. The
names Of the pupils are on
one side and the different
subjects of citizenship. un-
der their headings. on The
top. II a pupil is caught
talking. his grade is reduced
from a one TO a two. and il
is reduced one point each
time he is caught talking
thereafter
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08

THE Chevrolet Motor Company
n climaxes a quarter-century of
quality manufacture by presenting
Chevrolet for l936-the only complete
loiU-prioed car.
This new Chevrolet is the only car
that brings you all these good things at
lowest cost. The only lower-pnced car
with New Perfected Hydraulic Brakes.
The only lower-priced car with the
Improved Gliding Knee-Action Ride.
The only lower-priced car with beau
tiful new Body by Fisher-new high
compression valve-in-head engine
solid steel Turret Top, and many
other improvements which give
smarter, smoother, safer and moro
economical motoring.
See and ride In the only complete
LorO-Prioed car-today!
CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT, MICH.
Compors Ch~vvolsfs Ioss delisrred prices and eos1
C.M.A.C- s~1zss. CsnaeI Motors FaiSs
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-11-08
Pupils Use Chart
In Grading System

ball. The Coolidge girls won
their game 4S 10 10. The
Coolidge boys won % to Is.
The larger boys and the first
team Of girls played the Sac
atom at Coolidge. The Cool
idge hoys were beaten 10 10
10. The first team of Cool
idge girls won 81 10 12.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
wooDMEN CIRCLES

Morris Sheppard Grove met at the
w. o. w. Hall, with Guardian Cath
crime Shughrue presiding. Eight new
members were accepted. Final ar
rangements for the District meeting
was explained by District Manager
Fannye Kolb.
Morris Sheppard Grove and Willow
Grove will hold q combined district
meeting at the j. o. u. A. M. Hall,
500 ] street, June Fl at 1880 pm.
Fifty adult candidates win be initiated
and IS juniors. The officers and drill
team of Grove, No. z, will demonstrate
the public initiation, while the juniors
of Capitol Circle, No. /. win demon
strate the Junior initiation. Several
of the national and State officers viii
be present including National Direc-
tors Rosa L. Canada of Baltimore and
Henrietta Snyder Of Norfolk. Va.
Next regular meeting Morris Shep-
pard Grove will be held July 8.
Willow Grove win meet July at
the w. o. w. Hall.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
ENEMYSg21caIKSS,44zzz:zi ,4z:z 4zzi

| it comes to money! The stun goes
to my head. When I'd paid in your
check this morning felt 80 horribly
rich I nearly went ADJUST and bought
myself q pair of pearl earringsl
didn't quite; pulled myself together
in time" She laughed rather shrilly.
"But 1t was O near thing. Such o
lovely pair! They suited me so well
and they were really cheapl"
Alison had not gone to her room.
When she slammed the boudoir door
she ran down the stairs, tugging on
her hat as she fed out of the front
door, and slammed that, too. People
turned round to stare at her as she
darted down the prim steps and ran
headlong across Chester Square.
A respectable and even dull neigh
borhood, Chester Square Is unused to
pretty girls rushing madly, with fever
bright eyes and flushed faces, along its
somber streets. She reached the cor.
ner Of Ebury street breathless and
panic-stricken. Suppose he had
gone?
But the shabby blue Rover was watt
ing, drawn up by the curb. Il
There you arei"
Alison did not answer. She leaped
into the car and slammed that door,
too.
"Hullo? What's up?" He looked
startled, naturally.
Don't talk to me for a minute and
drive like smoke" she begged. I'm
almost speechless with rage, that's all"
"All right. But just look at this"
He dropped an early News into her
lap and obeyed her order almost too
literally. The car jumped forward,
shaved the corner out into Constitu-
ton Hill, took the Buckingham Palace
road bend on two wheels and went
up into the park at pace which de-
fed all regulations.
They missed a shocked Rolls by
mere inches as they did the whirll-
gig around the statue of the old
Queen and touched so In the Mall.
But Alison, oblivious of the risks which
they ran, sat pallid, staring at the
paper on her knee.
Only paragraph wedged in be-
tween the victory of the Arsenal and
boxers wedding plans; paragraph
with the heading in thick black print:
Body in an Empty House." Below:
New tenants, breaking into q locked
cellar In the Croft House, Warley, Sus-
sex, today found the body of a man
who had evidently been dead some
time.
The police, called in at once, are
Still examining tha nreT1,iras and .or
make no statement, but it appears
that the body must have lain there at
least four days. The fact that the
Evening star., 1935-06-16

door was locked and the key missing Is
Q suspicious circumstance"
"Well?" The car had stopped, held
up at the top Of st. James street, and
Guy looked round grimly.
-Four days-but-but that's the
night we were theret" Alison stam-
mered. "I don't understand mean,
how could body have got therea"
Pretty queer, isn't it?"
"You looked in every corner Of the
place. II q body had been there, we
msist've seer it,"
you'd think so"
II went right along as far as the
coal cellar in the morning when
turned the lights out, and I didn't
see anything"
''well, we know one thing now, any,
way" said Guy grimly. He was q
ghost"
Alison, tomorrow, 10 shocked by .
discovery she makes about Guy.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Plane Carries Worms.

Inspector o. p. Harwood Of the
Bureau Of Air Commerce stan, sta
toned at Roosevelt Field, Long Island,
recently was called on to relicense Q
travel air cabin monoplane which
makes daily flights from Bangor with
a cargo Of 10000 tough Maine angle
worms to supply the needs Of fisher
men at Montauk Point. The pilot,
Rolf Wilson, always fiies high enough
In crossing the Sound 20 be beyond
striking distance of hungry fish that
may have sensed his mission.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
CHAPTER XVIII.
LOVE

LIVE.
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believe her, do you?"
Both arms locked round
his neck, she smiled up at him wist-
fully. =
Believe that you're marrying me
for my money!" Robert laughed. mo,
I don't! Apart from anything else, I
haven't got any of my own. have ~"
Daphne slid from his arms and
patted down his hair.
She said softly, "It was rather silly
Of her, wasn't it? But don't suppose
she realizes, Bob. that all the money
is tied up on her and that you can't
leave me a thing. Not that I want
you to, my dear. I'm not as-mer-
cenary as all that"
"You mercenary!" he laughed again,
tweaked her ear. "You haven't even
got business head, have you? Imag-
lining that your account was in credit
when it was overdrawn! BY the way,
you paid that check in?"
Eyes. The bank manager nearly
had a fit when explained how I'd
come to give the poSt-dated one. He
said I'd better get you to make ours
a joint account, so that you could
keep an eye on me-" Daphne gave a
gurgling laugh at the remembrance
He's such nice man. He was quite
fatherly! Patting my arm and want
ing to know what I'd done about set
Elements and whether you'd insured
your life-I had quite lot of trouble
to get away"
"Oh, by the way, about inSuring-
I've been thinking. 1t might be the
best plan If did insure my life in
your favor. I've been thinking over
what you said last night, and that is
the simplest way" said Robert.
My dear, you misunderstood me-"
Daphne was full of tender concern.
''I only said that. knew how difficult
it was to keep money put aside. That
something turns up, generally, and one
leaves it, that's ALL"
That's just it. If insure you, you
are provided for, whatever happens. +"
Don't! When you talk like that
you make me miserable" She clung
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his shoulder, rubbing her cheek against
him.
I'll insure for $4,000 tomorrow and
we won't talk about it again." he prom
ised. ut makes me miserable when
think that might leave you again
penniless."
"Please!" she inplored, and clapped
both hands over her ears, don't say
such things!"
II won't, then" Robert laughed.
"I'l just do it and say nothing. but,
you know, one of us must be practical!
I'm only thinking of you.'
She kissed him swiftly, very ar
IDENTIFY.
Il know you are. I'm a little OWL
aren't I? But you'll have to be wise
for both of us, that's ALL" She cud-
died close into his arms you know,
Bob, you're marrying an idiot when
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Farmer, Withhold Grains.

Because farmers withheld their
grains from the markets, hoping for
better prices, the government Of Hum
gary has had difficulty In fuifilltng
contracted deliveries 10 Italy and
Austria this season. a
Evening star., 1935-06-16

Aliens Garry Cards.
Manchuria has ordered all alien
workers to carry identification cards.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

NV YHAT does it matter what
80 "a she says?" Daphne
wv asked, softly. "You don't
believe her, do you?"
-x,,~ laniraI v.OrlYnd
La opinión., 1935-08-03
UNA BRIGADA DE INGE-
NIEROS, A TABASCO

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto 10.
"A bordo de un trimotor especial
salio para Ia poblaci6n de Teapa,
fabaseo. otra brigada de ingenieros
de los f~errocarriles. para .niciar Il
trazo de In Inca ferrea del Sures-
tie. de dicho lugar al Poniente.
Sc estima que las erogaciones gus
%originen el trazo de la via 70
'seran menos diez o doce mi
llones de pesos. que pondran les
Ferrocarriles Nacionales mediante
alsuna subvencion por parte de los
Estados que saldran beneficiados
con esta nueva Inca ferrea.
-
desarroll6 en- los rings. ~carihosa-
mente lie dijo: "~Perdonemos 10 ocu-
rrido. Joe. Y va que has sido uno
&c los mas grandes prestigios del
ring. vuelve a la calle con la frente
en- alto. oiyidando este incieente".
NO sc quien haya sido ell bro
mista. pero tengo conocimiento que
no solamente engaho al juez, sino
tambien a algunos amigos MICS,
h~aciendolos Greer que sc trataba
de mi, CONSEQUENCE de clos buena
ayuda monetaria, "-dijo Joe Rivers
aver. shadiendo que seria 10 dlti-
mo que cometeria en- Ia vida, ro-
barse un puro, maxine que nj ST.
quiera fuma.
La opinión., 1935-08-03
Pancho LeyOas
Vencii6 Anoche...

(Sigue de la Ia. Pdg)

mejores rounds de leyvas.
Ambos subieron al ring con IN
peso de 120 libras y media.
LeyYas tuYo momentos en- que
perdi6 la cabeza por su poca ex-
~periencia, y fue golpeado duramen-
te por DaGo. Sin embargo. los gol-
pes del filipino no aminoraron en-
NADIA ia ofensiya del meXicano, que
demostro ante TODD tener I'm cora
ION hien puesto.
La nueva attraction meXieana fue
aplaudida largamente por la null
titud cuando salio del ring. con su
primera victoria en- pelea estrella.
Antes del %encuentro e~stelar fue-
ron presentados en- ell ring Jack
Dempsey y su esposa Hannah Wi
lliams, y ell infalible Joe E. Brown.
Las demas peleas de la noche tu-
yieron los s~iguientes resultaGos:
Wally Hally noque6 t~ecnicamen-
te a Whitley Neal en- dos rounds.
Nick Sc5lba gano ia decision a Max
farley, johnny Walker empat6 con
Art Acosta. Chuy Sol0rzano empa-
t6 con Babe Nuhez, y Babe Face
Matheson yencio a Jess Corral.
FL proximo viernes pelican Al Ro-
nero y Al Manfredo en- ell encuen
tro estrella, segun sc anuneio.
La opinión., 1935-08-03
INCENDIO EN- CUBA; Is
CASAS D%ESTRUIDAS

SANTIAGO, Cuba, Agosto 2. -
Ounce casas y II Iglesia catoli-
ca quedaron hoy destruidas por I'm
fuego que consumio una gran parte
de la poblaeion costeha de Baracoa.
Este es ell tercer incendio serio
que ocurre en- los tres nltimos ne
ses.
Ell 10 &c julio los vecinos lucha-
ron TODD ell dia para sofocar con Gu
betas de aqua salada las llamas que
destruyeron veinte edificios. Des-
pues la genie desfilo por las ca
lies pidiendo equipo contra incen-
dos mas adecuados. Tres meses
antes otro incendio d%estruyo los
muelles, tienGas y hogares.
Baracoa. en- la provincial de orien
tie. de la parte Noreste de Cuba, es
un centric comercial de una gran
region de plantaciones que coseeha
ell platano Y Ell cacao para la ex
portaeion. El dltimo censo lie fila
una poblacion de 5000 h~abitantes,
siendo esta la ciudad mas vieja de
Cuba, pues fue fundada en- 1912.
La opinión., 1935-08-03
PLAN PARA
SALVAR 4
4 4

GlNEBRA, Agosto a. (UP).
La Gran Bretana y Francia con-
vinieron hoy en- un proerama tri-
lateral que permite romper la in
certidumbre que existe entire los
miembros del concilio de la Ii
ga de las N%aeiones, y poner en-
marcha la maquinaria politica
que saIvara a la liga, consiguien
dose posiblemente por esos me-
dos resolver satisfactoriamente
y en- forma pacifica ell conflicto
etiope-italo.
FL premier Benito MussoIini,
acepto ell plan, segun sc supo en-
esta ciudad, pero Sc carece to-
davia de la contestacion del go
bierno de Abisinia. Sc cree, sin
embargo, que la respuesta del
emperador Halle Selassie, sera
satisfactoria, y CUE esta Sc da-
"a a conocer ell sabado proximo,
t~erminando asi los trabajos del
concilio, a fin de que la Liea ira
tie ell asunto en- una forma def
nitiva durante el mes de Sep
tiem5re proximo.
Ell premier de Francia, Pierre
Laval, indico que ell concilio So
reunira ell sabado para aprobar
la formula de hoy, que incluye
principalnente la restitution de
la politica de arbitraie. Tambien
faculta ell nombraniento de un
q%uinto miembro, neutral, aore-
eado a la comision de concilia-
cion.
La opinión., 1935-08-03
JOE RIVERS No
HA SALIDO DE-
ESIA CIUDAD
Por 10 tanto no pudo ser
perdonado en- San Fra
cisco, dice

Una broma muy pesada fue ju-
gada al Juez Sylvan Lazarus. &c los
tribunales de San Francisco. por
ell deseonocido que al compareeer
dljo ser Joe Rivers. ell ex-pugilis-
ia mexicano que fue famoso en- sus
buenos tiempos. ganando con etc
motive las simpatfas del funciona-
rio pdblico. al extreme de perdo-
narle n falta y ponerlo en- liber-
tad.
Joe Rivers, que Sc encuentra ra-
dicado eli Los Angeles desde haee
muchos ahos. Sc entefo aver con
sorpresa Gel frande que Sc ONE
ito en- San Francisco. pues dice
que ell no ha salido de aqui y ac-
tualmente esta trabajando en- la
filmacion de la pelicula The NIL
ky Way. al lado del c~omediante
Harold Lloyd.
Cuando eli delineuente, acusado
de haberse robaGo un puro de uno
de los estantes de a bordo de un
ferry. sc Identified ante ell juez co.
me ell meMicano Joe Rivers. ell fun
cionario sc deshizo en- elogios. y re
c%ordando Ia %triunfal campana que
La opinión., 1935-08-03
OUEDO CORTADA
POR IA LLUVIA
LA ONDA CALIDA
Ell Medic Oeste, beneficial
do.-Se predice que re-
gresara ell calor
Por la Un:'ed Press para
LA OPINION

La onda calida que durante los
ultimos dias estuvo azotando en-
gran extension del Medic Oeste, y
cue cause la muerte de mas de 30
personals, fue interrnmpida subj
tamente con la caida de lIuvias frias
en- varias parties de la IONA afec-
tada por ell calor.
BESIDE ell jueyes en- la noche y aver
en- la malana estuyo lloyiendo en-
e%Xtensas regiones. beneficiando a
los habitantes &c la parte Norte del
Vale de Mississippi. pues la tenn
peratura d%escendio rapidamente.
Sin embargo. Sc predice que Ia
interruption sera momentanea,
pues despues de las lluyias volye-
Ia la onda calida.
Los Estados al Oeste Gel Missis-
sippi fueron yer los mas bene-
ficiados con las lluyias, mientras
Que los situados al Este esperan la
mejoria para hoy sabado. En- ell sur
continda agitanGose la onda cali
da.
En- Kansas City, considerable CO
mo ell "foeon" de la onda de calor,
continuaba la temperature a mas
de 100 grades, pues tanto en- esa oiu
dad como en- las mas inmediatas
assemble aver ell termometro a 1914
grades.
lei ndmero de yictimas Sc hacia
ascen3er a loo. pero los ultimos In
formes dicen que fueron alrededor
de so. contandose muertos por in
solaci6n, ahogados y azotados por
ell rayo.