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Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14
SCRlMMAGE SLATED
AT CALIFORNIA u.

BERKELEY, Sept. IA. (U.P)-The
University Of California gridders
will go into their first scrimmage
workout today and repeat the per-
formance tomorrow, Coach Stub
Allison announced.
The squad has been going through
routine workouts to timber up for
an opening performance, Sept. Is
against st. Mary's.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

at her home in the San Bernardino
mountains. The Parmelees were ac-
tive in farm bureau and home de-
partent work when they lived here
about seventeen years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Meyer were
called to Los Angeles Tuesday by
the death of the mother of Will and
Alex Meyer of Meloland. Since
coming to Meloland as a pioneer in
l9O8 Mrs. Meyer has spent each
winter here with her sons until
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14
2O-CENT DOLLAR
AHEAD ASSERTS
ROGER BABSON

BOSTON, Sept. IA. (UP)-Economist Roger w. Bah
warned today 'the chances to that are
headed toward a 20 cent dollar
Initiation reputation" may be resorted to
of wpng out huge public debts he told the Boston
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

Mrs. j. R. Kniiaird is in San
Diego this week caring for her
daughter, Helen Joy, who is con-
valescing from an emergency appen
dicitis operation performed last
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

Wheat harvest in Washington and
Oregon has made good progress un-
der favorable weather conditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

Alex Doig came home Friday
morning, leaving Mrs. Doig conval-
eScing from an automobile accident
injury at the home of a daughter,
Mrs. H. S. AmeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

The National Reclamation Associ-
alton will hold its sixth annual
meeting as Casper, Wyo., Oct. 12-l5.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

The K. K. Sharp family came
home from their vacation last week
but Mrs. Sharp was forced to leave
the valley again due to a severe
attack of hay fever.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14
John Pesek Gets
Wrestling Rank

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va, Sept. IA CUP)-From a maze
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

When Joseph Mccoy, %, of De-
troit, filed a divorce suit against
his wife, Josephine, IT, she staged
a sitdown strike in his automo-
bile-until an injunction was is
sued against her after so hours.
Apparently the sitdown was effec-
tive, for Mccoy and his wife ef-
fected a reconciliation, shown here.
-Centrdl Press
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

H. o. Galloway drove to San
Diego Sunday to get Mrs. Galloway
and Maurice who were visiting Mrs.
S. L. Bettis
The Jesse McBrides came home
Saturday night SO Richard could
enroll at Holtville high this week.
Another recent arrival from the
coast is Miss Verla Doxey who will
assume her teaching duties at Nc
Cabe Monday.
Mrs. Hardy Odell and Mrs. j. r.
Graham accompanied their brother
in-law, o. l.. Hill of FL Centre to
San Francisco last week to get Mrs.
Hill who was visiting her son.
Erhard Won Loehr of Lisbon re-
Gently joined his family who spent
the summer as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. C. Scott. The SCOTS are
taking their guests on a tour OF
California this week. Hollywood
Yosemite, San Francisco and the
new bridges are some of the sights
the Won Loehrs will see before they
sail for Portugal the latter part
of the week.
A birthday dinner was held at
the w. H. Palmer home Sunday in
honor of Miss Agnes Parmelee of
Pasadena who is a house guest If
the Palmers Other guests included
Mrs. Henry Hayekorst and Miss
Vera Havekorst, old friends of Miss
Parmelee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Oswald and
family of Gardena were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o, Estes last week.
Walter Forsberg has returned
from a vacation spent at the home
of his sisters, Mrs. Florence Petit
of Los Angeles and Mrs. Herbert
Pratt of Fallbrook.
90
Mrs. Frank Willis, Mrs. Tom Nc
Christy and Mrs. Charles Forsberg
were guests of Mrs. Earl Maddox
Thursday. A quilt was tackled for
the white cross missionary box of
the Baptist church Nnd at noon
the ladies enjoyed a chicken dinner
served by Mrs. Maddox.
Robert Doig and II. o. Estes are
on a two weeks deer hunting trip
in northern California and Oregon.
90
Older residents will regret to
learn of the death of Mrs. Earnest
Parmelee which occurred recently
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

Robert Doig and H. o. Estes are
on a two weeks deer hunting trip
in northern California and Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

Older residents will regret to
learn of the death of Mrs. Earnest
Parmelee which occurred recently
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

H. o. Galloway drove to San
Diego Sunday to get Mrs. Galloway
and Maurice who were visiting Mrs.
S. L. Belts.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

Another recent arrival from the
coast is Miss Verla Doxey who will
assume her teaching duties at Nc
Cabe Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

Mrs. Hardy Odell and Mrs. j. r.
Graham accompanied their brother
in-law, o. L. Hill of Ell Centro to
San Francisco last week to get Mrs.
Hill who was visiting her son.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

The Jesse McBrides came home
Saturday night SO Richard could
enroll at Holtville high this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-14

Walter Forsberg has returned
from a vacation spent at the home
of his sisters, Mrs. Florence Petit
of Los Angeles and Mrs. Herbert
Pratt of Fallbrook.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02

FARMS WANTED-With the compile
ton Of Fort Peck dam hundreds Of farmers
win be obliged to move from their Missouri
bottom lands and win be looking for new
locations II you want to sell your farm
advertise 1t In THE GLASGOW COURIER,
GLASGOW Montana. Covers Fort Peck terri
tory completely. Write for rates.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02

cab at the jetty's edge. "HOtel SUI
Hotel Superior" said the driver.
Hotel Superbe7"
Yes. In Pera. III show you the
way
Arrived on the outskirts OF Pera, the
driver stopped. and asked somebody for
directions, while Boris was raging.
Back came the driver.
ITS burned down, Monsieur It's
burned down, years ago. A lot OF people
killed
Burned down" said Boris. Burned
down Any hotel. then. II this Is
a trick, III have you locked up
The driver took him to the Hotel
Splendid. The manager OF the Splen-
died was polite TO the point of impor-
tunity. and Boris was more polite TO
him than was his custom when en-
gaging rooms.
Tell me he said. 7 used to stop
at the Hotel Superbe
"Oh. yes, Monsieur. It burned down
in 1924. Burned to the ground Not
fireproOf, Monsieur. A very nice hotel.
For those days
Yes. For those days, no doubt
Perhaps you can tell me this. II had
- Al+AAsetbNAf q ARAN>l AA-' AAtAtAt~ va
Bechtel"
"Oh, yes. Very sad. Monsieur. Anton
Bechtel. I knew him well. poor fellow.
Died in the fire. All. well. We all must
Gle, Monsieur
Did he linger long? Well SO
that's the end Of the Hotel Superbe."
You have other friends in 1nStan-
bull. Monsieur"
"Oh yes Yes" said Boris. brighten
ing Il have other friends. There is
my friend Mai Iyes-Carpenter l..
You know him2"
-this-this Carpenter
He is-he is your dear friend
Monsieur"
He is much in my thoughts" said
Boris Speak freely"
Maj. Ives-Carpenter-you are about
to be shocked, dear Monsieur !"
Good God, he's not dead. tOo?"
mo. No. he is not dead. He is he
is in jail, Monsieur"
in jail Well now! What for2"
For embezZlement. The affairs OF
the Royal Imperial Development Co,
you see
II see. Where is this jail2"
TT is not far away. A cab driver
will take you"
The jail was squalid, dirty jail,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02
WINTER PASTURE

winter 500 head Of cattle or 1880 sheep or
win winter them By the head GAIL FI.El6-
ING, ouistus, Mont
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02

indeed, and the turkeys brutal and
vicious In appearance. The iudiciolls
expenditure Of SO got Boris what he
wanted o seat In a drab and depress-
ing waiting room. where he waited for
them 70 bring Maj Ives-Carpenter to
him.
Presently two guards appeared, with
a prisoner who was dirty, unkept and
pale, and who had the creased, un-
healthy look Of the heavy man who Is
losing weight too fast.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02

but soup. for the present. After that
/ bring food, a great deal Of food; he
/ is starving-and bring me drink
BY and by. Boris blinked across a
/ table that was full Of dishes which
/ had been full "I-I-where did I come
from?" he said. "I-have been sleep
ing? I'm very sorry
Look here. Give you three thousand
francs. French francs. What you do2
Eh?"
"You-I-youll give me I don't
understand :"
What you do, Ell? Gamble. eh2
Don't believe that story, robbed Of
papers. You gamble. l know. Gamble
on horses. Well. You go home. You
get out of here, go home. Eh2 Look.
My name, my name, Andropolous.
Keep sporting club. Gambling club"
II could
NO! mol Want you get out. Want
you go home. Go home, ride horses.
Want you say to yourself, Hail An
dropolousl Nice fellow, Andropolous Z
Here. Take this Three thousand francs.
Nothing. Not at all. Brave man. Gen
eral Russian army. Rides horses. Gam
bles, loses, gets hungry. Sporting man.
fine man, gentleman, like myself.
Give him three thousand francs, so
he goes home, rides horses. CoSsack.
Doris was from the Baltic proyinces).
You go home, now. Go home. Goodby,
good luck
You'll be all right here?" said Boris.
They know me here" said andre
polous.
God reward you" said Boris. In
Russian Then he said 1t in French,
TO make sure.
very weary. Boris had got the money
just in time.
Now, seven years is a long time, yet
not too long If one is working toward
a goal. The seven years from 1920 to
1927 had passed quickly for many
people, quicker, perhaps than years
will ever pass for them again. They
made, though not, indeed so readily
or easily as every schoolboy now be-
heves.
Curiously enough, Boris did get his
start IN the oil business, after all. Not
in China; in Oklahoma. AS soon as
he could, he came to the United States,
and he made fortune here.
In March, 1927, Boris Danskoi,
American citizen, paid an income tax
of over $4,000. In May Of that same
year, he put his affairs in the hands
of his trust companies and his brokers,
and set sail for LeHavre, he took ship
for Instanbul.
The seas were peaceful, the days full
of sunshine. 1t seemed the longest trip
that Boris had ever taken, and that
the last few days and nights would
never end. He'd sit idly in his deck
chair, and seem to be doing; perhaps
he was, for he slept little enough, Of
nights,
Just as he had before, he hailed
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02
ROLLS DEVELOPED

8 prints. 2 double weight enlarge
ments or your choice Of is prints
WITHOUT enlargements, Csc coin.
Reprints &c each.
NORTHWEST PHOTO SERVICE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02

SO-ACRE FARM, private water right
new modern house and buildings, electricity.
-Four miles from Roman on mail and school
bus route, close to timber, near foot Of Flat
head lake Inquire Of H. B. HANDLIN, Roman
Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02

40 ACRES ON STATE HIGHWAY
Plenty water, all in crops two-story house,
some orchard. 81. 700. Terms. $500 down. W. E.
KOCH. Clinton, Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02

FARM LANDS FOR SALE
TWO 4O-ACRE IRRIGATED FARMS
near Moiese. Lake county. Write or see
JOHN NELSON, Moiese. Mont.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02

collecting, published By PRRCANCEL STAMP
SOCIETY Write to MORIz BERNSTEIN,
Suite M 1850, Estaugh st., Philadelphia. Pa.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02

HAVE GOOD PASTURE with 1000
acres beet tops. hay and corn, for sheep
or cattls. GOLD SPRING RANCH Forsytk.
Mont.
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FOR SALE-Three 80-acre irrigated
farms. small payments like rent. q. E.
CONVEY, Sidney, Mont.
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Mail this Ad with roll TO
NU-ART PROTO SHOP, La CROSSE WIS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-10-02

aOO-ACRE STOCK FARM IN the Cali
spell valley, west Of Cusick, Wn., for sale.
$50 acres in crop; large house and barn Of
fered at q sacrifice Also other good farms
for sale Write E. z. JONES. Newport. Wash.
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N

Candelaria Pedrazas: de 10
amos de edad, falleci6 ell pasado
jueves en- su domicilio, Doc de
la avenida CelAral. LIE sobrevi-
ven tres hijos, Pedro Y Oscar
Pedrazas, de Tampa Y Amado
Pedrazas de San Antonio, Te-
xas. Tres hijas, Sra. Ofelia Man
teiga, Sra. Lila Farris Y Sra.
Amalia Gonzalez, asi como doce
nietos.
Ell sepelio Sc efectuara ell lu-
mes por la tarde, a las cinco,
partiendo ell c~ortejo desde la re
sidencia hasta ell cementerio del
Centre Asturiano.
Los servicios estan a cargo de
la Funeraria de Lord y Fernan-
DEE.
Cargaran ell feretro los Sres.
Campoamor, Benito Palacios,
Francisco Dago, Enrique Gar :
cfa, Maximiliano Gil y Antonio
Blanco.
La gaceta., 1937-08-28

it los abuses cometidos por un
mrupito de aut6cratas que He
garon a erigirse en- senores de
una horca y cuchillo.
lEl gobierno por comisi6n fue
eliminado por derrochador, por
sus imposiciones autocraticas,
DIN importarles un. bledo la vo-
luntad del pueblo que tenia que
pagan; por haber gastado in
mensas sumas de dinero en- o.
bras que no pudieron terminar,
en- fin, por haber actuado con-
ira la voluntad popular solo
por ~satisfacer sus ~apricl. S.
El gobierno representative
IS mas econ6mico Y mas demo-
,ratico que ell gobierno por CO.
Mission. Nj West Tampa nj
Ybor City pudieron disfrutar
lie mejora alguna que no fuese
pagada EN- su totalidad por los
vecinos de esas barbados, aun-
que estas obras fuesen de utili-
dad general. En- siete amos, no
pudieron hacer los eomisiona-
dos uno obra en- los barrios ex-
Muy afortunados somos
los RESIDENCES del 70 distrito de
con tener en- ell Gobier-
no Representative, un hombrs
de las condolences de John Pa
checo, que Sc ha dedicado a es-
tudiar Y realizar obras de YER
dadera utilidad, que son prue-
bias fehacientes de su idoneidad
para ell Cargo que con tante EXT
to viene desempenando.
J. X. Sanfeiz.
La gaceta., 1937-08-28
| |

Barcelona Ell anarquismo,
al igual que ell comunismo, Sc
deriva del socialismo en- 10 que
respecta a abogar por la comu-
nidad de propiedad y Sc halla
identificado con la lucha de ella
res. No obstante, es libertario,
no autoritario. No busca la rea-
lizaci6n de SITS ideales no ell esta
do democratico de Marx o en- la
dictaCura de Lenin, sino Ell la
libre Y voluntaria organization
de commas Y federaciones del
trabaio. De acuerdo con la cla-
sica formula del comunismo, ca
da uno da seg1H su capacidad Y
recibe sega1n sus necesidades;
oero segun ell anarquismo cada
nno da y toma 10 que quiere, y
ESQ presupone abundaneia y
amor
La gaceta., 1937-08-28
iaoe socsctos

admiten esa Identification, Tee
ricamente, no obstante, Il anar-
CUISINE aborrece la violencia.
No hay espanoles que scar
verdaderos exponentes de la fl.
losofia anarquista, porlue e
movimiento ha atravesado STEM
pre- un proceso de fermentation
con lucha de lidereS, en- lugar dc
| explicaci6n de teorias. Entire
los pocos dignos de menci6n fl
grran Juan Serrano Ortiz, su
verne, Ricardo Mella; Jose Llu-
mas Y Pujols y, sobre TODD, An
selmo Lorenzo, que muri6 en-
1914.
FL teorista que mas profunua
impression hizo entire los espa :
Holes 10 es Enrique Malatesta.
cuya larga Y turbulenta vida lie
permiti6 ingresar en- ell movi :
miento desde los dias de Marx
hasta la formation de la segun-
da RePdblica, EN- 1881.
- -
Malatesta, al igual que los a.
narquistas, es un "voluntaris :
ta." Ell programa debe ser eis-
cutado por la acci6n directa Y
solo en- la proportion que los
hombres deseen.
He aqui una sintesis del pro-
grama tai como Malatesta 10 for
mul6 en- ell segundo congreso de
la Union Anarquista Italiana ce
lebrado en- Bologna, en- 1920.
Contiene la esencia de la obra
que ell anarquismo desea reali-
Ear:
Abolici6n de la propiedad pri
vada de la terra, materia pri-
ma e Instruments de trabajo;
abolici6n del gobierno y de TODD
ell poder qye la ley assume e i'm
pone a otros; abolicion de las
monarquias, rep1blicas, parla-
mentos, ejercitos, policias, ma
gistrados Y todas las institution
mes dotadas de poder coerciti-
vo; organization de la vida so.
cial pdr medic de asoeiaciones
La gaceta., 1937-08-28
Sederiva Ell Ansrquismo del Sociaismoy
Sc halla identificado con la lucha de classes
En- 1870 Barcelona escogio Ell Anarquismo y
Madrid Sc decide por ell Socialism,
e. programa anarouista formulado
en- Bologna el ano 1920

los Instruments del trabajo y
TODD ell capital sea la propiedad
3olectiva de toda la sociedad, pa
ra ser rtilizada solo por los ira
haiadores. Mantiene que todos
los estados existentes al presen-
te, politicos Y autoritarios, de =
ben desapareeer en- la Union
universal de asociaciones libres.
Ell rompimiento final de Ba-
kunin con Karl Marx, unos pc.
eos aAos mas tarde, tuvo sus re-
percusiones en- ell congreso de
Zaragoza, de 1870, donde sur
gi6 la profunda brecha que to-
davia divide ell pals.
La division Sc concentr6 alre-
tedor Gle Barcelona que OPTIC
Dor la acci6n directa individual
lista, del anarquismo y Madrid,
que escsgio la acci6n politica
democratica del socialismo. Ma
drid es actualmente el centric
lei socialismo Y ell comunismo,
mientras Barcelona es la fuen-
te del anarquismo; pero la dis
ciplina de esta Ultima filosofia
ha estado siempre en- una mino-
riay ha sido sienfpre persegui-
da.
La gaceta., 1937-08-28

&E&@
libres v de f2deraciones de pro-
ductR Y consunidores; garan-
tia de vida para todos; guerra
contra la religion; guerra con-
ira las rivalidades patri6ticas Y
los prejuicios; abolisi6n de las
fronteras; fraternidad entire los
pueblos; reconstruction de la
familia en- la forma que resulta
de la practica de amor, la liber-
tad de todos los lazos legales, de
toda economic, OPPRESSION fisica v
de TODD p~rejuicio religioso.
Aqui tienen ustedes la meta
final del anarquismo, llamado
por los modernos teoristas ell
"comunismo libertario".
Como todas las ideas socia-
les, ell anarqrismo no es capaz
de lograr Embellishments sus
oAjetivos. Sc necesitan etapas
preparatorias Y, EN- ell case del
anarquismo particularmente, Sc
necesitan organizacione sprac-
ticas que actuen como an canal
y un arma EN- la lucha hacia la
meta. Aqui es donde surge 81
Sindialismo.
N. r. Terminaremos ell lunes
la traducci6n de este arteculo.
La gaceta., 1937-08-28

Ell anarquismo en- Espana CO.
memo a ganar terreno en- 1868
Eel ano de la revoluci6n liberal
que expals6 a Isabel II), GUAM
do ell primer emismrio de la In
ternacional, un partidario dc
Mkhail Bakunin, nombrado Fa
rineHi Sc apareci6 en- la escena
espanola. Encontr6 terreno fer
til para ell anarquismo. I'm ano
antes Bakunin habfa redactado
un programa para la Alianza
International de la Democracia
Sociaiista.
LA alianza, escribi6, desea
la definida y absolute abolici6n
de classes. Desea que la terra,
La gaceta., 1937-08-28
JOE CORBETT UCHAR
Ell LUNES CON Ell RUSO


Ell empresario de luchas ds
Benjamin Field, Rudy Miller,
anuncia para ell lunes un pro-
.grama a base de Joe Corbett
el atleta que ha servido de mo.
delo Ara los heroes de la Gre.
ella pathological, y ell barbudo ru-
SO NHn Mickaloff.
N JofnEg~Ragmmer, Ell herrerc
e Iowa, excanpe6n de la Flo.
ida, ha sido seleccionado como
Ii&l de Pat Newman, e mari
nero de Georgia.
I'm luchador muy popular en-
New York, George Hagen, un
exharinero; Sc batira con Geo.
Harden, de Georgia.
Como attraction especial Sc
ofrece un match" entire Abe
Stein, el hebreo de New York.
y Popeyo Swenson, ell formida-
BILE sueco. .
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tual qe nos SisponemOs a elegir,
en- las elecciones del @r6xinaU 7

tual qe nos Sisponemos a elegir,
en- las elecciones del Pr6xiraU 7
de Septiembrs, Ell htnbre qce
habra de~prssentaTnos en- Ell
cnsi$efio Iunic.ral.
tHombres de grandes v1tus
des PROF., como demandal
q lioertador cuya s~entencia n
tamos, es Ell DR.. Spoto, Candida
to a Conceal por ell Disrfite No.
}, de &haS@ty. .
Na.ido Ell es ! 20 qua ha-
ira A representa-, conocedor
de susa necesida1ss que deade
nino haNenido estudiando, no
IS TN advesdizo sin titulos cue
se presenta y los electores de-
mandando su cooperation con
ofertas que jamas habran de
Vhplirse, sin9& hombre pro-
%ado, de ejecl la intachable,
que lleva cerc! se tres lustros
ejerciendo su p~eesion de den
.ista entire ell mismo elemento a
ue9ertenece, y cone ell que ha
eonvivido, ano trassano, caballe-
roso siempre, atento, servicial
y democratic, sin que por nadie
pueda achacarsele de engreido
autocratismo.
Miembro active de todas nues
tras sociedades mutualistas, los
socios del Cfrculo Crbano, Cen
tro Espanol, Centre Asturiano,
Union Italiana y Sociedad TIA
la encontraran siempre en- ell
Dr.. John Spoto al companero
unable y correcto con quien
'ienten satisfaction en- departir
IN las fiestas sociales a que "a
siste.
En- las elecciones del pr6ximo
de S~eptiembre no habra dis
singos nj caben mistificaciones.
IncIinada la balanza electoral
nacia ell candidate de mayor
moral y civico, elegira al DIR.
John Spoto representative al
Co~nsistorio. Municipal por ell
Distrito No. 8, dando asf prue-
GA de aprecio a un ciudadano
meritorio.
Vdrios amigos.
La gaceta., 1937-08-28

OPPRESSION de anarquismt 3 la
reaction que produjera identi-
ficaron firmemente csc movi :
miento con la violencia, en- to-
das las mentes. Anarquismo en-
la opinion popular es sin6nimo
de huelgas, explosiones de d.
namita y asesinatos, y en- la his
toria de Espaha hay casos que
La gaceta., 1937-08-28
NO ESTAMOS DE ACUER
DO, IMPOSSIBLE

ST.. impossible estar de @.uer-
do con la aseveraci6n publ ada
por el diario ingl6s de la mana
ma. El gobierno por comisi6n
no fue derrotado por los politi-
cos, fue eliminado por ell aplas-
tante vote de un pueblo cansado
de sufrir moral y materialmen-
La gaceta., 1937-08-28

cadenita con
5 llaves Sc ha perdido en- la ca
lie Is entire 8a y Ga. Informen
3001 Gale Ybor. Telef. Y 1901.
La gaceta., 1937-08-28
COMO WE'VE
UN CANDIDATE DE MERI.
TO, Ell DIR. JOHN SPOTO

-"Elegid para directories de
vuestros destinos a hombres de
virtudes probadas".
Estas palabras de un gran Ii
bertador americana deben ser
recordadas en- ell momento ac-
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$50 ACRES. 100 TILLABLE; $50 acres,

"a cultivated. AZ In fall wheat. Both $500
per acre and fine for wheat. potatoes. beans,
stock, ETC. $50 acres, 257 cultivated i03 In
fan wheat, 20 crested wheat grass, fine for
diversified farming, potatoes and stock The
latter two are on state highway; phone, mail.
Balance Of all not tillable. fine heavy pas
ture. All have buildings. Small payment down,
long time on balance. OTTO HERRING,
owner Maupin, Oregon
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mo" She precisely told him. This
is my first time up"
Then I suggest we step In here to
Boodlers and fortify ourselves with a
soda or q sundae and then we might
take a walk. Does that sound all right2
1T sounds nice" she said, and
thought. Hes awfully nice. He treats
me as If I were much older. And
am, really, though mother and dad
don't realize 1t and the boys 1 know
are all too dumb TO see it."
Boodler's, which Is where cadets may
spend their small government monthly
checks, was crowded, and she could
feel the eyes Of many, who couldn't
seem to see Pedar, studying her ap-
praisingly. She knew. 1t was the 'once
over" and she was glad for her new
sports suit and her low-heeled shoes
and her nice" hat. Other Plebes found
themselves close enough to force Pedar
to introduce them, and she liked her
chocolate soda and was more and
more convinced that Pedar was awfully
nice.
Miss Booth" he drawled diffidently.
as they left Grant, my names Tim.
I'm telling you because I hope to know
you better
THANK yOu-Tim. It's an awfully
nice name"
Now what would you like to seer