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The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
Mild Weather Is
Best for Pruning
Latter Part Of the Dormant
Season Is Advised for
Peach Trees.
By Prof A. j. Farley, Extension Horticul-
turist, New Jersey College of Agri-
cuIture.-WNU Service.

Although far-sIghted fruit grow
ers will take advantage of mild
weather to prune their trees, it is
sometimes advisable to wait until
the latter part of the dormant sea-
son to prune peaches.
Pruning under favorable weather
conditions is not only more COM
Portable than during extremely cold
periods, but it is also more econom-
ical as a worker can do more prun-
ine5 in a day. Furthermore, an early
start in pruning operations is some
insurance that the entire orchard
will be pruned and the brush re-
moved before it is time to start
spraying or cultivating.
1t is suggested that apples be
pruned first and peaches toward the
end Of the dormant season, since
there is more danger of winter kill
ing of peach buds than apple buds.
Many fruit growers prefer to wait
until some of the most severe winter
weather is over before pruning their
bearing peach trees.
lllS VI NI1NS IlICNSo ~ PO0S1SAS
to consider the amount of bud killing
when cutting back or thinning out
branches on which there are fruit
buds. For example, fruit bud in
jury may be quite severe through
out the lower portion of the trees
and light enough in the tops to in
sure at least a partial crop if the
trees are not cut back too hard.
Bud injury may also be more severe
on some varieties than on others,
thereby making some modification
of the pruning practice desirable.
In general, however, the CONNER
cial fruit grower finds it necessary
to start pruning early in the dor
mant season and to continue during
the entire winter in order to COM
plete the work in time to be ready
for the early spring spraying oper-
ations.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
Corn and NObn7o eel

Corn and cobmcal will not harm
pigs. 1t will rot produce quite as
good gains due to the fact it is a
little too high in fiber to be be5.
suited to the digestion of fattenlng
shoats. Corn and cobmeal is suit
able for feeding to dairy COWS or
growing heifers or calves, states a
writer in the Rural New-Yorker. if
so used good mixture is 500
pounds corn and cobmeal, 500
pounds ground oats, 400 pound s
ground barley, 300 pounds wheat
bran, 200 pounds linseed oilmeaI.
The mineral mixture of equal parts
iodized stock salt, ground limestone
and steamed bOnemea1 is suitable
for all classes OF live stock mixed
with the feed to the extent of five
per cent OF the grain mixture.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

In the professional life of this part
Of the state there are none who have
attained more successful career than
DR.. Henry G.. Kershaw, recognized as
an authority on Chiropractic.
He has had adequate training to
practice the profession most success
fully. He is a graduate of one Of the
leading colleges of Chiropractic and
previous to this time received a gen
eral and special education which was
designed especially for the purpose Of
fitting him for all Of the work that
the science and art of Chiropractic
entails.
Your health depends upon whether
the vertebrae of your spine are press
ing on nerves and shutting off Their
forces. Chiropractic will remove the
cause of many diseases and nature is
ever ready to take care Of the effect
when she has a chance.
The science of chiropractic Is
founded upon the principle Of spinal
adjustments as the spine is the index
to your health and removes causes by
relieving pressure on the nerves. The
slogan is: ''If the spine is right, the
man is right" So anyone who is not
feeling in the best condition should
call around and make an appointment
for an examination or two taken in
time is a powerful preventative and
may save you much trouble and pain.
Are you always tired? A contin-
ual tired feeling and general lassi-
tude is natures warning that some
thing is wrong. Delay in rectifying
the cause is dangerous. Go in at
your first convenience and let Dr.
Kershaw prove the effectiveness of
Chiropractic in restoring vitality.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

Dr. Arthur C. Henderson is accred-
tied as one Of the most advanced doc
tors of the day in the practice OF
naturopathy and is very successful as
is attested by the many remarkable
cures of which one hears.
We read in the Bible about the
patriarchs who lived so many years
Did it ever occur to you that in those
days people led natural lives and
lived to ripe old-age? Barring acci-
dent, it is suicide to die young when
you can go to Dr.. Arthur c. Hender-
son and ascertain corrective measures
that will place you in the best OF
condition.
Naturopathy is gaining very rapid
ly as the most advanced medical
science of the day as its ultimate goal
leads to indefinite life for those who
follow its precepts.
Naturopathic methods are being
practiced by many doctors under otn-
er names but you get the real, sure
methods by consulting with an au-
tnorlty in the science Itself. The
best scientific minds have come tc
the correct conclusion that disease is
a result Of living and changed con
ditions Of the human race and that
life is too fast for the system to ad-
just itself to the new surroundings
When one goes back to natural ways
from this complex civilization he
needs a guide and DR.. Henderson can
chart, correctly, the way.
In making this review we are
pleased to compliment Dr.. Arthur c.
Henderson and refer him to all OF
the people Of this section of the state
when in need of the most advanced
professional service of the day.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
Skunks Useful

A farmer says: 'The skunk is a
shy animal and does no harm. l
live on farm and never have been
annoyed by skunks. Farmers claim
they yre destructive, but from my
experience with them they're not.
Occasionally they may destroy some
personal property. l have had them
under my barns ana hen houses
and I'm seldom bothered with rats.
The skunks kill snakes, eat snake
eggs, dig up cutWorms, moles, mice
and rats"
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
W. L. SnlVLkS
TYPEWRITER SERVICE

Located At II W. Jefferson Street,
Phoenix, Feature A Complete Line
vi Iypewrlters And Adding Ma
cnmes Sold, Rented And Repaired
-Have All Makes and Irices And
Every One Guaranteed-AIso Feat
ure New And Used fOrtables-
Have Allen Adding Machines And
corona Iypewruers-rhO 4-27O9.
There is no question but that this
is the age Of the typewriter. With
the rush and hurry of the present day
the typewriter and business machine
has come into almost universal use
and every office to reach the highest
state Of efficiency must have at least
one typewriter and adding machine
d part OF its equipment. The w. q.
ohlvers Typewriter Service has seen
This condition and in order to be of
aid to the business man, in TACT every
body who uses typewriter or bust
ness machine offer an excellent service
in selling, renting, exchanging and
repairing all makes OF standard and
portable typeWrIters and ali makes
of adding machines.
1t is as necessary to have a busi-
ness machine exchange as it is to
W. q. Shivers Typewriter Service
can supply your every need IN the
way of used and rebuilt machines as
they have large stock on hand and
Will either sell or rent.
They also have a very complete
line of typewriter accessories of all
sorts, such as new typewriter ribbons,
etc. They can fill your needs in this
line better and cheaper, and we would
advise you to LOOK Jnem up and ind
out what they can do for you in this
respect.
In order that their service might
be complete they have an efficient re-
pair department. In charge of this
department you will find people who
have a comprehensive knowledge of
typewriters and adding machines and
who can take care of your every need.
Therefore we are glad to compli-
ment The w. G. Shivers Typewriter
Service and to say that they are rend-
ering a service that is highly appre-
clated by the people of this section.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
"HWilliam Tell" Misses;
Bows Came Ends IN Death

Dallas, Tex. - The failure of Joe,
Solters elevc0 to equal the marks
rnanship of William Tell resulted
recently in the death of his play
mate, w. f Emery. fifteen.
The youths were hunting rabbits
together when Emery remarked to
Solters, chow about trying to shoot
off my hat" His companion took
aim, fired and Emery fell fatally
wounded
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

The days of the renaissance mark
the beginning of modern art and IN
the various branches it has pro
gressed to a marked degree. Da
Guerre obtained his inspiration for
the invention of photography from
the works of the masters Of this per
iod and at once combined art and
mechanical science.
In the artistic production Of chill
dren's portraits he has won an
enViable reputation for being able to
catch them" in the most natural and
delightful moments. Among the
priced possessions Of hundreds II
parents are photographs of their
children.
If you are figuring on any photo
graphic work it will pay to have a
little talk with him before finally
arranging for the WORK as he is eX-
perienced in arrangement and will see
chat you are photographed to the best
advantage.
They offer a splendid service in
developing and printing films. When
they do your amateur finishing for
you you will find all films clearly
developed, cleanly washed and per-
manently printed. You'll marvel at
the dexterity of their expert printers
in selecting the proper grade of SEN
sitized paper to make the best pic
lures from varying films.
In making this review we are
pleased to compliment The Reeves
Studio upon a successful career in the
art circles of this part of the state
and to refer his studio to all of our
readers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
BEAMAN BEAUTY SHOP

Located At 1904 E. Van Buren, St,
Phoenix, Is Well Appointed For The
Comfort OF Their Patrons And
Offer An Excellent Service In
Beauty Culture Including Perman-
ent Misunderstanding For Beau
ty-This Shop Is New And Located
On The Tempe Road-Mrs. Beaman
Was Formerly With The Doris
Beauty Shop In Phoenix And Has
Many Old Friends From Coolidge
Phone 4-1072.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
Agricultural Hints

SWeden's Royal Academy OF Agri-
culture is 125 years old.
The hog cholera germ spreads
with extreme rapidity from farm to
farm.
CaIifornia's 1925 lanai crop-2,-
330, 900 head-is 6 per cent over that
Of 1885.
More than 1900 horses-almost
equalling the number of trucks for
the purpose - pull vegetable and
fruit wagons in New York city.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
GUERRERO-LINDSEY SIGN CO.

Located On West Main ST., Mesa, Are
Designers, Manufacturers, Sales
And Service For Neon Signs - A
Neon Display Is A Sure Lure To
All Eyes And Is Bound To Make
Your Place The Center OF Passing
AttractiOn-Their Prices Are Reas-
enable - Under Direction OF Pete
Guerrero And Jimmie Lindsey-Tel.
305.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

It has often been said that a
Toman is only as old as she looks
Expert care and treatment keep alive
he precious youthful appearance that
Iaucs all too soon with the passing
days. Do not let your beauty slip
away by careless neglect. Be a fire.
quent visitor at The Beaman Beauty
Shop and let them keep you looking
your best.
Their beauty service gives you A
marvellous sense of we'll being. Their
scalp and facial treatments are given
only y a highly trained operator.
Their facials leave your skin glowing
and fresh and the scalp treatments
make your hair alive and easy to
manage. They also feature the var
ious types Of waving, manicuring and
hair dressing in all the desired man
ners. Seek your beauty service from
The Beaman Beauty Shop and you
will always have that welI-groomed
feeling and look.
Permanent waving is a speciality,
To give a beautiful, lustrous and last
ing wave without the kinky and arti-
fetal effect of many processes is the
accomplishment of this method. 1t
adds to every woman's beauty to have
one of their permanents skillfully Civ
en- as this shop knows how.
In this review we are glad to
compliment them upon the foresight
displayed in the establishment Of such
a modern service in this part of the
state, where a smart appearance is
one of the first aims of a people
representing the worlds foremost
civilization.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
DIX. ARTHUR c. HENDERSON,

With Office At 723 E. Pierce ST.,
Phoenix, Is A NaturOpathic Physi-
clan, Who Is Having Much Success
Through Naturopathic Treatments
is A Graduate OF An Accredited
School-The Modern Tendency OF
The Medical Profession is Away
FROM The Use OF Drugs - Tel.
3-6648.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

The Leyvas Mattress Factory is
much more than an institution
Of its home city as they do a
large business over the surround
ing territory and are gaining a
strong foothold in the vicinity.
They are equipped for the rapid
and expeditions manufacture of mat
tresses Of superior quality, and they
make them in all sizes. They are Civ
ing the best of satisfaction and when
you fall into a bed equipped with one
of these mattresses you never awake
until the Growing of the Cock. You
feel rested and are ready for the
days work. You are able to accomp-
ish more in the waking hours and
have greater efficiency.
Tests are made to find out human
endurance against sleep. Universe
ties are organizing departments for
the special study of sleep. 1t has al
ready been proved that man can go
40 days without food. hut cannot go
2 weeks without sleep. Since sleep is
SO essential in our lives it is as nee
essary to have a good bed for the
night as it is to have a good meal.
They offer an excellent service in
rebuilding and renovation. All you
have to do is to take the mattress in
to their factory and they will give you
one day service in renovation with
satisfaction guaranteed.
In this review Of our progress we
desire to compliment them upon their
excellent equipment, first class service
and place them abong those firms that
are aiding in the continued prog
ress and development Of this part of
the state.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
WEAVER'S SCHOOL OF
BEAUTY CULTURE

Located At 81 E. Pennington Street,
Tucson, Is Offering Ambitious Per-
sons An Opportunity To Learn The
Profession Of Beauty Culture In All
Its Branches And To Become Ex-
pert Operators Commanding High
Salaries Doris Weaver Is The
DirectOr-Tel. 348.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
SOUTHWESTERN
FISH AND POULTRY co.

Located At ia S. Seventh ST., PhOe-
nix, Offer An Excellent Retail Serv-
ice In Fish, Sea Food And Poultry
And Are Most Reasonable In Their
Prices-All Fish And Poultry Are
Fresh And Kept In The Best Of
Condition While In Their Store
j. W. Toilet Is Proprietor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
MESA TYPEWRITER SERVICE

Located On Chandler ST., Mesa, Feat
ure l.. c. Smith And Corona Type
writer's Of The Latest Models, Ke-
pairs On All Makes, Typewriter
Supplies, Etc.-Under The Direction
OF J. l.. Stafford, PrOp.-Phone
166-W.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
DR.. HENRY G. KERSHAW

With Offices In The Ellis Bldg, Phoe-
nix, Is A Chiropractor Who Feat
ures The Most Modern Scientific
Method Of Health Restoration
Chiropractic Removes The Cause OF
Ill Health-Start Getting Well To-
day By Consulting Him - Tel.
4-2271.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
REEVES STUDIO

Located In The Colonial Hotel Bldg,
Globe, Offer A Complete Service In
Modern Photography And Feature
Portraits Of Distinction - Make A
Speciality Of Children's POrtraiture
Offer An Expert Service In Anna
teur Photo Finishing-Under The
Personal PrOprietOrship OF Mrs. W.
+. Reeves-Tel. 19S-W.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

The United States lamb crop this
year is 9 per cent larger than last
year.
Bruising is the most important
single defect found III potatoes on
the market.
Farmers in Massachusetts grow
increased quantities Of their forage
needs on their own farms.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

This is one Of the reliable and
representative real estate onlces OF
this section. 1t is conducted by man
Of experience in the real estate busi-
ness and highly conversant with true
values. BY reason Of years of service
in this line MIR. u. /. furr is FAMILIAR
with local conditions and able to give
tIentS many suggestions whether
Jney are considering a purchase or
sale of property.
those VINO nave property which
they wish 70 dispose OF TO advantage
VIII do we'll TO consult q. L. t'urr
Lor he will be able to obtain for them
NE highest price that the market per-
ulIts. And those who wish to pur-
chase cannot do better than to have
d conference with him for he is famil-
lar with many parcels of valuable real
estate which can be bought to advant-
age.
q. z. Furr offers an excellent
service in loans and rentals and is
able to handle property for people and
make them more money than if they
landed it themselves. He looks after
III collections and repairs and gives a
cry complete service.
In the insurance department he rep
resents the best companies and is
prepared TO write every form OF in
surance. No matter what class OF
insurance it may be he is in po-
sltiOn to serve you in the most metro
politan and reliable manner. You can
depend upon his experience in this
field.
In making this review of the pro-
gress of today we desire to point to
q. p. Furr as a man who is reading
me trend of the times and is pointing
,he way to a happy home for the
many.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
CHAS. L. EVANS NURSERY

Located At 600 E. Van Buren, St., At
The Evans Reptile Gardens, Phoe-
nix, Is A Nursery Devoted Strictly
To Cactus Plants Of Which They
Have Over 500 Varieties - Also
Offer An Expert Service In Taxi
dermy - Under PrOprietorship OF
Chas. L. Evans & Son.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19

Although this years corn crop in
Argentina is below expectations, it
il me third Iargcs, crop on record
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
LEYVAS MATTRESS FACTORY

Located At 1901 E. Adams ST., Phoe-
nix, Are Manufacturers OF Mat
tresses And Pillows And Will Make
Them Up 70 Your Order-Also Of
fer An Excellent Service In Reno
waiting Mattresses And Pillows -
Under The Direction OF Ray Ley
Yas-PhOne 3-922S.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-02-19
G. ?. FURR

Located At % S. Macdonald Street,
Mesa, is A Real Estate Agent And
Insurance Underwater VINO Offers
An Expert Service In Real Estate,
Loans And Insurance-Has Many
ChoIce properties On His Lists -
Is prepared To Write Your lnsur-
ance Against Every Hazard - Tel.
426.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Lewis Pledges
Full Support 10
Organize Ford
Urges An Intensified Cam
paign for Organization
of the Independent

Detroit. May 31.-UR)-John L..
Lewis. militant leader Of :he
Committee for Industrial Organi-
zation, tonight pledged every as
sistance of the CIO to the United
Automobile Workers Of America
in their drive to organize Henry
Ford's 100000 employees.
A telegram from Lewis urging
the auto union to intensity its
campaign Ito establish collective
bargaining in the plants of the
Ford company" was made public
as Homer Martin. youthful UAWA
president, announced he would
f1y to Washington tomorrow to
discuss the Ford drive with the
CIO leader.
The telegram, published in the
unions weekly newspaper. The
United Automobile worker" said:
Attack by agents of Ford COM
pany on representative Franken-
steen and other agents of the
United Automobile Workers Of
America is a most fragrant out
rage which will be resented by
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
by Je a q n Q

Clark Gable was little different
from any other small town boy.
Born IN Cadiz, Ohio, in 1900, ana
later living in Hopedale, ONO
population 500, Clark Gable was a
regular American boy, fond of the
outdoors and all sports. Mother
less from the time he was seven
months old, he was raised by his
grandparents until his father re-
married. He held a deep love and
respect for his stepmother.
Like any other normal American
boy, Clark Gable was not sure
what position he would like to
hold in life. He thought for
awhile the he might be an archl-
tect, and later he studied medicine
at night school. Ambitious but
poor. he had to work from the
time he was seveteen years old,
and his jobs we're as varied as his
opportunities. He was time-keep-
cr in a rubber factory, call boy
in a theater, an oil driller, tele-
phone lineSman, a surveyors
assistant and a lumberjack. Clark
Gable might have been anything
but a motion picture actor.
He became a star by travelling
the hard road of theatrical stock
companies and motion picture eX-
ira, overcoming many disappoint-
ments, until he reached the pima
Gle in 1T Happened One Night -
which won the Motion Picture
award for the best picture of 1884.
tCppyright-WNU Service)
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
every member Of organized laE
and every thoughtful citizen.

every member Of organized labor
and every thoughtful citizen.
Such demonstrations ind.carn
the paramount necessity of COM
prChcnSive organization of tho
workers in the Ford plants ard
other units of major induStrng
1T will serve to intensity Tho
desire Of the workers 10 enroll N
organizations associated with .le
Committee for Industrial Organl-
zation.
Committee for Industrial Or
eaniZation will give every ASSIST
ance to the United Automoblla
Workers and its members TO car.
w on and TO establish collective
bargaining in the plants OF the
Ford company"
The Ford plant was cloSed for
the Memorial Day holiday and Of
ficialS were unavailable for COM
menU.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Japanese Cabinet
Has Stepped Down

Tokyo. May 81. --lU.Pl- ReSlg-
nation of the Hayashi cabinet un-
der threat of a non-confidence
vote by the two major political
parties. tonight left Japan in the
midst of its 1econd major political
crisis in four months.
Gen. Senjuro HayaShi, whose
militaristic government was over
whelmingly repudiated in the last
die. election. informed Emperor
HirOhito early today that the po-
sition of his ministry was unten-
able.
The emperor Immediately con-
ferred through his advisors with
the venerable Prince Kimmochi
Sainji. last Of the "Genro" and
premier elder statesman of Japan,
to plan a course for the formation
of 4 new cabinet.
EIayashis government will func-
ton until the new ministry is
named.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
J. Butler Wright Is
Cuban Ambassador
To Succeed Jefferson CAT
ferv As United States
Representative

Washington, May 81. -U.P)-
Nomination of j. Butler Wright,
now u. S. minister TO CzechosloVa-
kia, q ; ambassador to Cuba. will be
sent to the senate for confirma-
tlon BY President Roosevelt short
Il. the United Press was Informed
tonight.
Wright will succeed jefferson
Caffcry who Is replacing Hugh
G bSon as American ambassador
tc Brazil. The changes are expect
c; to be effected around the mid
d. Of June.
Wright. 10 year ola career diplo-
nat. has been in the United States
foreig nservice since 1909 when he
wzs appointed secretary of the
American legation at Tegucigalpa,
Honduras.
Subsequently. ne served in the
lower grades of the foreign ser
wee in Rumanla. Serbia. Burgarla,
Belgium. the Netherlands, Brazil.
Russia and England.
He was named secretary of the
United States delegation to the
fifth International conference OF
American states in Santiago,
Chile. in 1923. after which he was
appointed third assistant Secre-
tary of state in Washington, and
in 1924 he was promoted to assis-
tant secretary Of state.
He held that post until 1927
when he was appointed minister to
Hungary. and in 1880 became min
ister TO Uruguay where he served
until 1884 when he assumed his
present post.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Indians To Open Dude Ranch

Fort Washakie, Wyo., U.R)-
The Wind River Shoshone Indians
have announced their intention
of sharing in the profits Of the
Vests tourist season as well as
act as one of the main attractions
to Fasteners. Plans under way
for operation of several dude
ranches over the large Indian
territory this summer.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
WOmcn'S Feet Larger

st. Louis. (UR)Women's shoes
have increased by one to one and
half sizes during the past 10
years, according to local manu-
facturer. The reason for this, it
was said, is a growing tendency
for comfort in Women's clothing
and the fact that the present
generation of women is growing
larger.