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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power. of sale contained in that
certain deed in trust from ID. }.
Tobin and r. M. Caine to Thos.
II. Franks, Trustee, under date OF
April ID, 1926, which deed IN
trust is recorded in mortgage book
81, page 40, office Register of
Deeds, Henderson County, North
Carolina, securing certain indcbt-
edncss therein named, there being
default of payment of said in
debtedness, the undersigned will
offer for sale at public auction for
cash at the courthouse door, Hen
Jacksonville, Henderson County, n.
c., at twelve o'clock noon, on
May %, 1886, the following de-
scribed property, lying and being
in Hendcrsonville Township, Hen
dcrson County, n. c.
BEGINNING at a stake in the
southern margin of Gallamorc
Lane, the northern line of lot "a,
said stake standing $50 degrees
in an easterly direction along the
said margin of Gallamore Lane
from the point where the south
ern margin Of Gallamore Lane in
tersccts with the eastern margin
of Silver Pine Drive, thence with
the southern margin Of Gallamore
Lane in westerly direction $50
degrees to the point where the
southern margin of Gallamore
Lane intcrsects with the eastern
margin of Silver Pine Drive,
thence with the eastern margin of
Silver Pine Drive in a southerly
direction lilo degrees to stake,
the corner of lots "a and 30;
thence with the back line of lot
80 in an easterly direction $50
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

Charlton Smith, Lewis Summey,
Dorothy Talley, Malva Tharp,
Melrose TinSley, Theo Williams
and Beecher Walden.
Malya Tharp is class valedlc-
torian. and Lucian Beaver is salu-
tatorian.
Following are the officers of
the senior class: President, Lewis
Hamlin; vice president, n c II
Scruggs; secretary, Jack Morgan;
treasurer, Polly Hartsell.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOT

Having qualified as Admin
tor eta. of .hc estate Of
Church Morey, deceased, d
Henderson County, North
lima, this is to notify all p
having claims against said
to exhibit them to the .
signed at its office in Az
N. c., on or before the N
of April, 1887, or this notla
be pleaded in bar of Their !
cry. All persons indebted u
estate will please make imn'
payment. #.
This the 18th day Of Apr.
WACHOVIA BANK AND u
CO., Administrator eta
tate of Anna Church Moff
4-7.Tg;
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

and family are moving to Hender-
sonville, where he has accepted a
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Duncan and
son, Paul Dean of Tracey Grove,
visited the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Willard LYDIA last Sun
| day.
The people of this community
wish to extend their warmest
thanks to c. C. Mccall and his
crew, government engineers and
also Mr.. Webb for the splendid
work they have done on the Slick
Rock road.
Mrs. Pearl LYDIA visited her ia
Their Tuesday, Layfette Brown, of
Point Lookout who is i'll.
One of the most delightful par
ties of the season was the surprise
birthday and combined wedding
party given Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Ownby of Gaffney, S. c., last Sat
urday evening The rooms were
tastefully decorated with spring
flowers.
The bride was Miss Hester Gill
bert of Point Lookout, graduate
of Edneyville high school class of
'33.
A number of spirited games
were played. Miss Irene Freeman
and Joe Freeman tied for first
prize. Progressive conversation
was enjoyed throughout the eve
ming among schoolmates of both
the bride and bridegroom. At the
conclusion of the games delicious
ice cream and homemade coconut
cake and lemonade were served to
about so guests.
Thre eWomen can keep a secret
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

degrees to stake, the corner of
lots 80 and %; thence with a
portion of the back line of lot 20
in northcasterly direction 1870
degrees to stake; thence to the
BEGINNING, being all of the
western part Of lot "a, Rainbow
Lake Section of Laurel Park as
shown by plat thereof. ,
Notice given this 2Sth day OF
April, 1886.
THOS. H. FRANKS,
d-os- Tues-4tp Trustee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

All candidates are put
vastly more campaign
than in previous years. .
w. Wade, secretary Of sta
the opinion he won 1906
by 10 words. They we
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

Smoking Camels tnc0u''s
Good Digestion, Good fss'
ina Increases Alkaiin'''
Modern days are trying Nef,e s,, in
wound up" Hurry, worry ana no y, n,oc.
tend to interfere with norman
esses of digestion. ,okioe
1t is a scientific fact that ''a ogec,,
CameIs has an alkaIizlng e So me
through increasing the now E"Io IN to
alkaline digestive fluids ns.r noSr,e.
keep digestion on its proper SI;( t" and
Won H sense a comforting 'l'i' ., i
feeling of weIl.beins as you r sn'i
the delicate favor of your ,, os
You can smoke ca i1snd Of cost.
With their matches Dls ''s, get 90
lier tobaccos, Camels never .sa,s =
Won nerves or tire your TASTE
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

IIVdI VU IIIIINo VI EISI
said indications from q
are that the $1,000, 00(
for a nationwide dem
with cotton fabric ma
hausted before some S
the necessary rcquircme
tain the fabric.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05
By JOHN A. PARIS, JR.
United Press Staff Correspondent

RALEIGH, May 5.-NuP).-1I
men "on-the-insidc" know what
they are talking about, North Car
olinians may see something new
in campaign methods in North
Carolina within the next five
weeks.
In all probability one of the
gubernatorial candidates will take
to the air and fly a plane across
the state, dragging 4 trailer ask
ing the folks to march to the polls
and vote for him.
Too, there may be "voice
from the heavens" amplified I'M
til it will sound like GabricTS
trumpet, urging voters to hop on
the band wagon of a candidate
of the people"
Those who attend theatres
throughout the state probably will
see another candidate flashed on
the silver screen. Another may
resort to sound truck to "gct
W IilS people,.
There is talk in political circles
that Gov. J. c. B. Ehringhaus will
be named to the oratorical back
field or line by Democratic Ma
tional Committee Chairman James
Farley for the presidential cam
paign. Farley, Washington gossip
has it, is keeping the names Of his
"roccrS" under cover for the pres
ent. Governor Ehringhaus is eX-
pccted to be called in the agricul-
tural west to tell the farmers Of
Mr.. Roosevelt and the New Deal.
1t is known that Farley and the
Democratic national committee
have been feeling Gov. Ehring-
haus out on the proposition. And
the governor probably will accept,
if asked.
Capus NJ. Waynick, state high
way commission chairman, is hop
ing North Carolina will be one of
the favored states when the Unit
ed States Department Of Agricul-
ture hands out the cotton fabric
for experimental use in govern
programs to determine the
feasibility of cotton as a highway
base. Waynick said the state has
enough of the fabric to
treat 100 miles Of highways: ssjle
said indications from @RnI Ipn
are that the $1,000, 00VS d
for a nationwide DEM Sn
with cotton fabric ma nE- |
hausted before some S nd |
he necessary RECURRENCE NJ
.ain the fabric.
Tip to gubernatorial ~ us |
IN how to win the june ~,
With apologies to g" g |
Knows"
Organize every one ofs
precincts in the state. vi
S accomplished, the g"
inows' said, the election
bag. XII liE;ff 81.
All candidates are putt
'astly more campaign
han in previous years. :.
". Wade, secretary Of statkt
ne opinion he won 10,00Hi
n ~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

Tip to gubernatorial \
on how to win the JuneE
with apologies to g
knows"
Organize every one of'
precincts in the state. VI
is accomplished, the q
knows" said, the election,
bag.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

NobOho uhS used TO produce that is a,
once decorative and smarty tailored The pleasing Of the
collar of fashionable
zed IL 10 70 Size IA 39irh Material
To secure PATTERN STEP-BY SEWING INSTRUC-
News. - -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

Thre ewomen can keep a secret
if two of them are dead.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

. camels are made fro" i T",tish Al
EXPENSIVE S1Ss;f roBAccos' .. rSIs,'b S'.'
Domestic Than any other p''
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

ONE OF THE PLEASANTEST
EXPERIENCES of modern life is
shown at the right. Leisurely diners
at Jacques French Restaurant in
Chicago enjoy such dishes as Baked
Oysters a Ia Jacques and the other
specialties of the house. And here
again Camels are preferred for the
flavor of their costlier tobaccos!
Camel cigarettes are most popular
here" Jacques himself (isD observes.
"Camels are clearly the favorite with
those who know fine living"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-05

Copyright 1885, Reynolds winstonSan h
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
HARKE ESTA LISTO PA
RA Ell COMBATE CON
TONY SHUCCO

Boston. Feb. lei extaba :
quero v excampe6n del peso
complete, Jack Sharkey, esta
Iisto para Ell combate de esta no
che, a 10 asaltos, con TONG
Ehucco, I'm aspirante al titulo
de Braddock.
Shucco es un gladiator for
midabIe y derrot6 a Braddock
meses antes de que ell irlandes
ccnquistara la corona vencien-
do a Max Baer.
Asegura Ell excampe6n que su
estado ffsico es excelente y que
ha practicable intensamente en-
las dltifnas tres semanas.
Los amigos de Jack dicen que
sus piernas no son Ia de antes
pero que aun las conserva fuer
ties.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
JUGARAN AQUI LOS v
MES DE STETSON

Esta noche jugaran los 'bas-
ketbdlistas'' de la universi6ad
Stetson con los de la Universe
dad de Tampa, en- ell Coliseo de
la isla Davis. Los "Sombreros''
SON los favoritos y vendran d.
rf1idos por Brady Cowell.
Los "espartancs" acaban de
rsgresar de an viaje durante
Ell cual cosecharon varias derro-
tas.
De los visitantes forman par
los notables jugadcres Johnny
Cffutt y John Colombo. Colom-
b sabe enco ntrar Ell cesto con
asombr1 sa facilidad.
Jugar&n por los locales, Nc
CARNEY, Joe Mazeika, AL Yor-
kunas, Henry Bloom y Cotton
Clinton.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
LOS MINEROS UNIDOS AU-
MENTARON Ell UELD
A SU PRESIDENTE

Wal ington, Feb. 7.-Sobre
la protesta de un apreciable nj
nero de delegados, la conven :
ci6n de los Mineros Unidos ar-
ment6 aver a $3.50 desde
$4,000, Ell sueldo annual del pre-
.sidente John L. Lewis. Ell au :
mento convierte a Lewis en- uno
de los iefes obreros mejor paga
dos en- ell mundo.
Lewis abcga por la organiza-
ci6n del trabajo en- industries,
no por gremios, no obstante la
oposici6n de William Green
presidente de la Federation A.
mericana del trabajo.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
la RAZA JUDIA ACUSADA
DE ASESINATO ~

Berlin, Feb. Los nazis
que ab9erecen a los llebreos pi-
den hoy que la raza judfa sea
juzgada por ell asesinato de Will
helm Custloff, cometido haze
dos dias en- Suiza. LIE mato un
j6ven hebreo, David Franklin
ter. Mftines de protesta por ell
crimen Sc celebraron en- tcda
Alemania, Los nazis de Baden
Sc reunieron en- la ~frontera sri-
"a, protestando del idelito en-
n2mbre de todos los alemanes.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
EPORTES

SUSPENDIDO Ell FROGRA-
MA DE BOXEO DE ESTA
NOCHE
A causa de la humedad, e.
frio Y la Feria, la empresa de
Benjamin Field acord6 suspen-
der para ell viernes pr6ximo, can
celando ell de esta nodhe, ell pro
grama de boxeo a base de los
j6venes gladiadores del peso
complete.
Los entrenamientos continue
ran en- Ia preSente semana bajo
la direction del Sargento Baker
ell famoso pdgil de otros ITEM
pos.
Aver Sc inscribi6 un corpu-
lento muchacho de Avon Park,
Colbert Stebbins, que pesa 272
libras.
Ademas del joven de Avon
Park Sc i~nscribieron aver otros
siete futures gladiadores.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

Il Traducimos de- un diario de
New York, llegado hoy q nues-
ira redacci6n, algo que hemos
didaos nosotros en- los 1ltimos
dfas, sin saber que existfa tai
prop6sito.
Dice: LA comisi6n atletica
del estado -aprob6 aver dos com
bates para Tony Canzoneri, uno
con Jimmy McLarnin, Ell excam
pe6n del peso complete, y Ell otro
con un oponente que sera elegi-
10 del grupo compuesto por Lou
Ambers, Pedro Montahez, RIA :
'ael Hurtado, Baby Arizmendi
, Leonardo del Genio''.
Sc resolvi6 hacer ALI 10 que
este peri6dico recomendaba,
,rueba de que opinamos con
'certero tino'.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
NOTICIAS DE- BASEBALL

to con los Yankees, alegando
que Sc lie paga POGO, Joe Di
Maggie, que todavia no Ina ju-
gado en- las grandes ligas.
Quiere por su trabajo $1,000
al mes. Ben Chapman, un We
terano de las grandes Iigas, re-
chaza Ell sueldo que lie ha ofre-
edo Ell coronel Rupert, 10 mis-
mo que Ell pitcher recluta jim
my Tobin, del club Oakland, de
la Liga del Pacffico.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
Ellos no contestaron.

Ruborizarorse como nihos a
'quienes su madre carinosa les
reprende alguna falta.
POGO deapues, Mario despe-
.diase de Andrea y emprendia Ell
regreso a Madrid.
Re2res6 a pie, gozando de 10
apacible de Ia noche, sin duda
para poderse entregar mas IL
brerAsRte a sVs tris.es y amorO-
Ras reffGiones.
En- el caffncrAzke con IN
que, al v9tle, Sc ocult6
temeroso de que lie reconoriera.
ARA GustavO, Ell cual, Como
sabepos, habia asistido ocuIto
a la amorosa entrevista.
CuandO Mario Sc bubo alicia
d GustavO Sc alei6 a su vez,
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
I. o. o. F, IDEAL IS

Sc cita a los miembros de es-
ia logia para que concurran a
la tenida de hoy viernes Z, en- la
me Sc discutira I'm asunto de
mrchfsima importaucia para es
ia lo2ia.
Esto sc advierte a los therma-
ncs para que Ell dia de mahana
no aleguen ignorancia de este
Aunto.
Fraternalmente de todos,
Bias G. Rodriguez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

joey Archibald, de Troy, N.
j., venci6 por nocaut tecnico en-
ell segundO asaltO de un comba.
to verificado en- la Arena Broad
way, ell Brooklyn, al portugu6s
Jose Santos, del peso de pIuma,
Santos recibi6 una herida sobre
Ell ojo izquierdo y Ell arbitrO
Crowley puso termino a la &C
.ci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

Esta noche, en- la Madison
Square Garden, | mejicano Ba-
by Arizmendi tratara de arrui-
mar, con sus puhos, la carrera
de Lou Ambers.
Ell joven de Herkimer, reco-
mendado de la comisi6n atleti-
ca neoyorquina, probara hoy 81
tiene o no derecho q un nuevO
match con el italiano campe6n,
Arizhnendi cree que 80 le da-
a la pelea con Tony Canzone-
i, 81 vence a Ambers, sin pa
ar por Montahez y Hurtado.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

Dazzy Vance ha alberto una
escuela de pelota en- Homossasa
Springs y alli son ''prOfesores''
Alfonso Lopez, George Earn
shaw, Bernie Neis y Joe Strip.
Professors ayudantes: Manuel
Onis y Jake Flowers.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

"Piernas Largas" Lenglet, e
gladiator frances del peso CON
pleto, Sc lastim6 en- un acciden.
te ~automcvilista y no pUio cum
plir un contrato que para Pitts.
burg habia firmado.
En- Ell accidente sufri6 una he
rida en- la nariz Y lie dieron tres
puntos. FL ojo izqrierdo 10 sact
amoratado. Artus, ell director
del gallo, sufri6 la fractura de la
pierna izquierda.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

La comisi6n atletica neoyor-
luina ha invitado a Wesley Ra-
ney a que presente las eviden-
las de que posee suficiente "ca
ibre" para aspirar a la corona
IN compania de los pdgiles arri-
"a mencionados.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
LOYAL KNIGHTS OF
AMERICA


Per este milo informo a to-
dos los hermanos de esta Logia,
que hoy es ell Gltimo dia para
presentar las solicitudes a la
plaza de collector. Tcdo 81 que
desee hacer application a dicho
puesto debera prssentar So So
licitud antes de las 0 p. m. de
hoy.
Fraternalmnte,
Rafael Cosio,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

Una semana mas Sc ha conce
dido, para que Sc ejercIben, a
les "barrigones" de entire los
cuales Jim Downing espera "bro
te" Ia "esperanza blanca.
Lleva los guantes en- ell entire
namiento. como director, ell Sar
gento Baker, "estrella" de otra
6poca.
Srponemos que Jim dara de
conner Dien a los aspirantes, de
modo que recuperen Ia energfa
que pierdan en- las practicas.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
CON Los GUANTES

Tambien sc lie dara una opor
tunidad a Bat Battalino, Ell ex-
campe6n del peso de pluma, que
actualmente figura en- la cate2O
ria de las 1876 libras.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

Todavia no han firmado los
contracts con los clubs a que
pertenecen Dizzy Dean, Ernest
lombard, Zebe Bonura, Luke
Sewell, Bob Johnson, Pinky
Higgins, Sam West, Leon Petit,
Arky Vaughan y Augie Gala
ma.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
NOTICIAS DE

NOTICIAS DE
Charles Dresser, ell director
de los Rojos de Cincinnati, sali6
aver con su club en- direction
de Puerto Rico y declare que en-
la temporada de 1886 termina-
ra en- Ia primera division. Los
"Rojos' Sc Huedardn en- San
Juan hasta el dia 10 de MARIO,
regresando a la Florida en- ae-
rcplano.
La gaceta., 1936-02-07
TIRED, WORN OUT,
NO kRs BaTlON

Ito w m ny
II women r
just dragging them
selves around, all
tired out with peri
cdic weakness and
pain? They shoult
know that Lydia
E. pinkham's Tab
lets relieve peri-
odic pains and dis
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

vistOriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

Sc MEGA a firmar IN ct .&ra-
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

fernando otra direction, para e
Vltar un nrevo encuentro.
Marehaba muy aprisa y pa
'recia muy agitado.
Desvanecidas sus dudas por
Ia escena que acababa de pre-
.senciar, iba murmurando:
Use amanl... iYo les saliva
re, sea como seal
CAPITULo XXI
Plan secrsto
Pasaron dias y dias, semanas
y semanas, sin que h,situaci6n
esmblase en- 10 mas minimo
Mario apenas dirigia Ia paIa-
La gaceta., 1936-02-07

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Mrs. Dorsie Williams of Danyille,
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-29
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS
FACE TWO ALTERNATIVES.

When the roll is called in Cleveland,
who'll be there, would be the theme song
of the Republicans if they staged a one
act radio drama at this hour. That's
about all that is definitely known of the
actual balancing of strength between
the forces advocating sending LandOn-
pledged delegation and a Warner-pledg-
ed delegation.
Both of these titles are complete mis-
nomers. Actually the Landon-pledged
delegation has come to mean the William
Randolph Hearst backed delegation.
And the Warner-pledged delegation does
MT mean that at all. 1t means an un-
pledged delegation which, because of
legal requirements must pledge some
body so it pledges itself to Earl Warren,
chairman of the state central committee.
And as an unpledged delegation, it does
not for a moment mean that it won't
push for Landon In fact, a reported poll
of the A members shows that %, or a
good majority, favor Landon.
So the issue becomes simplified down
to this
Hearst, a registered Democrat of
New York, has thrown the force of his
newspapers behind Governor Landon of
Kansas This strikes fear into the hearts
of those in the know and those outside of
the know They fear that Hearst would
control Landon and that all other news
paper editors would, perfOrce move
over to the opposite side of the fence,
which wouldn't be very good in a hot
campaign. They may prefer LandOn to
any others, but they don't prefer his
shadow.
Harry Chandler of the L. A. Times
has become a state leader of the un-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-29

Imperial Valley should be ashamed
of the road from highway 80 up to the
Imperial Damsite.
The road is so rough and rutted that
it is not enough to say something
should be done about it." Instead, ev-
eryone, no matter in what part of the
county they live, should say something
MUST be done about it.
After many years planning, the ALL
American canal is becoming a reality.
The construction of the dam, desilting
works and upper reaches of the canal
through rough terrain, is a great event.
Thousands of men are at work in that
isolated area For valley residents to
drive up and see what is going on, and
for these workers to come down and
visit and spend money in valley towns,
becomes hazardous, car-ruining trip.
The road is unbelievably rutted, torn,
uncared for and almost impossible. In
places, cars can only move in low gear,
bouncing over ruts a foot deep IN spots.
The other day car going over the road
jolted so heavily it threw young girl
occupant against the dash board and
knocked out several of her teeth
Construction engineers, job foremen,
workers. and residents of the Bard dis
trict are up in arms And rightfully so.
Things have come to pretty pass when
Yuma merchants and canal construction
contractors must call a meeting for
Thursday night in Yuma to discuss ways
and means of making the road passable
and not menace to the mechanical con-
dition of every car and truck that goes
over it.
There may be some reason why the
road has been allowed to get into such
condition, but no matter what the reason
may be, it should be overcome. Imperial
Valley has too much at stake to permit
small obstacles to delay the progress Of
such an important development as the
canal construction.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-29

Sudden memory: The yellow wat
er bucket and tin dipper on the lit
tie bench beside ths kitchen stoop.
Sudden thought: Breathes there
q man with soul so dead who, upon
hearing some raggedy tyke play a
mouth organ skilfully, does not sigh:
Il wish I could do that?'
Bill Corum has joined the broad
casting neWspapermen along with
becoming. in the space of a few
years, one Of the entertaining sports
writer's. He can give the latest news
OF Dizzy Dean with a philosophic-
ally humorous twist worthy Of Swift.
He is also probably the only A l
neWspaperman in the world without
a telephone in his home. And the
first Brummel to sport an all black
shirt and collar with a white crepe
tie.
Royal Brown. one oi literature S
totally deafened, tells of two Eng
llShmcn, both strangers and deaf,
en- a train. No. / Pardon, but can
this next station be Wembly?' No.
2: Il think it's Thursday" No. l;
so am I. Shall we go to the club
car for a Scotch and soda?"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-29
Everyday Philosophy
HAROLD +. DOTY
Pastor, First Baptist Church
COIumnist for This Week
WE WANT SOMETHING NEW

There is a very old saying that there IS nothing new
under the SUM- But we who brOuse around d bit know
better We know one thing that bellies this old saying
namely the vast number of new automobiles that we
the street
And how refreshing it is TO something new. Espe-
ciav is this true at this of the year with spring
in full bloom and buds bursting, blooms on the
trees and what with the ladies with hats, dresses
and sprightly step Oh, yes there are lots of new
things in evidence this time of year.
But after ALL that is what makes the world go round
Newness and variety make life worth living. new
neighbor a new car, house and new song help
to lift the shadows and bring bit Of sunshine to many
dark and troubled life. Our very natures demand
something
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-29
Editorials and Comment
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29 1896
e. OH =. So!/
W. says
.dARANn WAIANABE
LWS by ED HOLDEN
81 6 D HOlDe N

WHO?
Who are this strangely crea-
ture coming now in the jungle?"
say the Lion to he mate. Il not
know but watching Out-he will
kill us without a doubt"
What are this??" asking child
of mother Deer. Hush for still
that are Man and here to kill"
The birds of wing they have a
meeting . Peace have ceaSe!"
the wise Owl say Man are here
to kill and Slay," AYE aye
say the Beaver my family are a
wreck-that man are wearing my
cousin round his neck" And so il
going forever and anon since Man
were the Earth put upon. But
now them animals are nudging
one another Man are start
ing to eliminate each other.
Thank you please.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-29
Three Final DEGREES
Of Divorce Granted

Three final DEGREES of divorce were
granted by Judge r. d. McPherrin
in superior court Tuesday afternoon.
A final decree was granted Colbert
d. Webber in his suit against Maude
Webber on the grounds Of wilful de-
sertion. Wilful neglect and deser-
ton formed the basis for the final