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La opinión., 1939-09-06

gilancia, de que han |aparecido al
gunas falsas patrullas en- las in
indebtedness de los Fuldenses. Tam
bien sc me ha dicho que algunos
guardias nacionales, que para re-
c%onocerse y reunirse llevaban al
gunas plumas blancas en- ell mo-
rrion, estaban resueltos a dirigir-
Sc contra la Asamblea para sal
a al rey.
Esta nreva audacia de los rea-
listas, este nuevo llamamiento a
las armas para encender la que
+ civil al dia siguiente de ha-
Der triunfado ell pueblo, exaspero
en- gran manera a los patriotas
de las Tribunals. Las ultimas pala-
bras del presidente anunciaban ell
proyecto de IN vasto plan reaccio-
mario y por este fueron seguidas
de gritos furiosos.
Pronto, sin embargo, paso la agi
Ldclon que Sc notaDa en- la ASam-
blea y en- ell pueblo, al descubrir
los planes de los reaccionarios. por
haberse %presentado en- la sala los
cuatro representatives del pueblo.
despues de haber desempenado la
comision que Sc les confiara, acer-
ca del examen de la casa del Tenn
pie, a fin de saber 81 ~convenia O
no senalarla por morada al rev
y a su familia.
Volviendo a ocupar sus bancos,
ell ciudadano Paris pidi6 la pala-
bra y dijo:
-Senores, hemos visitado la ca
sa del Temple junto con los conf
La opinión., 1939-09-06
"Luciiesrnegas" -.


Una Escuela de Transicion"; "Del
Ritmo Inferno" y "Teorfa y Prac-
tica del Cooperativismo Escolar en-
Mexico" Ha e~scrito y musicale
ademas. II canciones que 10 mismo
Sc entonan Ell las grandes ciuda-
DIES que en- las mas lejanas aldehue
las de la Republica.
Firme en- sus convicciones demo
Craticas; modesto III su vida de lu
chador; incorrupto y leal, Jose Pa
lomarez Quiroz atesora una virtud
maxima: la de ser un hombre que
brinda toda la nobleza de su alma.
sin esperar Ell cambio, de aiguien,
s%iquiera una remota recompensa.
La opinión., 1939-09-06
G. AVISO ~CLASIFCADO
VENTAs cAsAs

I cuartos. bLer lote cerca tran
VIA "P". 81, 275. entire Sl5o y SlS al
mes. Casa ? departamentos 4 y :
rios. con plomerui acera Eastern
Y Blanchard. Precio $500, entire
$3.50 v S2h mensuales. asa I GUAR
tos. icte 40x156 ceIca .glesia cato
lica, era. y Rowan. Precio Sl,75O,
entire $500 Y so mensuales. Compro
propiedades al contado. Yea a Gar
cfa. Notatio. SECURES Immigration,
500
La opinión., 1939-09-06
vENTAS CASAS

EDIFICIo de . pisos con tres tiendas
tres apartamentos de 3 cuartos en-
segundo piso y ademas casa 4 Guar
tos. Producer $t525 30 renta men
sualmente. Vendense urgentemente
por 200, entire 81 ,000. Casa doble.
dividida 4 y 8 cuartos. para dos ia
milias. Servicios Separates. Precio
$3.50. entire Sl65 Y abonos $3.50 in
cluyendo interes a AZ ca. Casa 1
cuartos 81, 400. entire $3.50 y SIS men,
suales. JOSE ORONOZ. 3246 Whit
tier Blvd, Tel: AN. 1926. Alberto
Domingos. tlb)
La opinión., 1939-09-06

Bastaba leer los anuncios, para
explicarse un tanto ell Juror y ell
abatimiento de aquel pueblo deli
rante; asi es que, mi amigo y yo,
cast va al salir de casa, vimos que
Sc fijaba un %anuncio, frente al
cual Sc reunio en- un momento un
grupo considerable. Contenia aquel
anuncio un e~xtracto del Correo do
los DEPARTMENTS, redactado por
Ell girondino Gorsas, Y estaba con
cebido en- estos terminus.
"Pldn de las fuerzds codtigadas
contra Ia Froncia.-Hay mas de
doscientos jefes realistas disemi-
nados en- los differences centres de
Francia, teniendo cada uno do
ellos destinado ell punto donde ha
de presentarse luego de reunidas
las fuerzas que haya logrado re-
Guitar. Obran va en- su poder mu-
chas firmas de personals que Sc
han comprometido a unirse a los
~ejercitos de los reyes coaligados,
tan pronto como hayan salvado laa
fronteras f%rancesas. Los ejercitos
combinados marcharan contra las
plazas fuertes, a%parentando que
rer sitiarlas, pero solo Sc apode-
raran de las que les abran de pan
en- par sus ~puertas. Ell duque dc
Brunswick quedara encargado dc
contener al ejercito frances disc
minado en- las %fronteras, mientraa
que ell rey de Prussia marchara 50
bre Paris al frente de su tropas,
La opinión., 1939-09-06
HOLLYWOOD GANo ANocHE

En- ell 1nico juego ~celebrado ano-
che en- la liga de la costa del Paci-
fico, los Estrellas de Hollywood Sc
llevaron la victoria sobre Sacrament
to, por la apretada anotaci6n de
2 carreras a /.
Los dos equipos empataron a 1
carrera en- ell quinto inning. pero
los Estrellas metieron la carrera
del game en- ell septimo. Lou Tost
permitio solo cuatro hits a Sacra-
mento. mientras que sus compaferos
dieron siete Hubbell y Sherer.
La opinión., 1939-09-06
Los HIJ0S
DEL PUEBLO
Novels Historical
por
( z e o SuS
TONIC
Folletin No. 4s9

"Art. SO. Las Asambleas prima-
rias Sc reuniran ell domingo 25 de
agosto del corriente aho 1892 para
formar las listas de los electores.
"Art. 60. Los ciudadanos pres
taran en- las asambleas primarias
. en- las electorales, ell correspon-
iiente juramento de sostener la Ii
ssrtad o MORN defendiendola.
"Art. 70. Los diputados NOM
srados para la Convention nacio-
nal, deberan reunirse en- Paris ell
90 de s~eptiembre proximo; GUAM
DO haya 81 ndmero de d~oscientos
en- la. capital, fijara la Asamblea
FL dia de 10 aperture de la Con-
vencion. iAprobaci6r general ell
Ia Asamb,es y las tribunas).
Ell presioente.-Acaba de infor-
narsems pOr vuestra junts de vi
La opinión., 1939-09-06
HORIZONTALES S;

1-Relativo a los mitos.
4-Linterna grandc.
6-Mono de cola lar-a.
7-Recipiente grsnde de ao-sr
alberto por su cara superb
9-Caudal que lleva la mujer eI
su matrimonio.
10-Nombre carinoso de Eduardo.
12-Cosa de poca importancia.
14-Peregrino que viaja con bor-
don y esclavina.
15-Venablo. arma arrojadiza.
16-Alboroto, bulls.
17-Dicese de la persona que tucr
ce la vista.
20-Asiento sin brazos nj respal-
do.
24-Departamento de Nicaragua.
esta cubierto dc lana.
27-Tratsmiento que sc da en-
Francia a los soberanos.
29-Reptil ofidio de Africa v Asia.
31-Obtuso, sin punta.
32-Voz compuesta dc verbo y
sdverbio.
de ganado lamar.
34-Manada de toros.
La opinión., 1939-09-06
VERTICALES:

2-Miedoso, cncogido.
3-Palmera que produce los co.
cos.
4-Mancha brillante que sc OBJ
serva en- ell disco solar.
S-Pez marino acantooterigio.
S-Sarape. manta de la cana.
1l-Dignidad de rey. Guirnalda de
flores o follaies que rodea la
cabeza.
IL Bis-Embuste. broma.
13-Provincia de Colombia.
14-De cierto color. (Fem.)
1a-Bis-Pura, simple, sin mczcla
de otra cosa.
tiene dos manos.
18-Hidrato de sodio.
19-Obieto nc~ue=- de metal pre-
cioso. piedras finas. perlas
etc.
21-Sello de plomo de ~ciertos do
cumentos pontificios.
22-Mamifero rumiante del hemis'
ferio loreal.
23-Joyas, orc o riquezas consCr
vadas en- un lugar oculto.
25-Sal de acido vanadico.
27-Viento violento sudeste, d,
Europa.
2S-Obstsculo, estorbo.
30-Reunion de genie alegre.
La opinión., 1939-09-06
SENORAS CASADAS

'"riodo irregular q ~suspendido hasta
Dor tres meses, aliviado Immediate
mente con CIITO, Solo unas
tas dosis Y Ell resUltado viene. No
tiene riesgo. no Sc interpone con
su traba 10. puitese esa duda. Or
dene este remedio hoy mismo.
Fuerza entera 81 35. muy effective.
Para casns largos v o~bstinados s.. 100.
Tratamiento complete. Remita va
Tor o pfdalo c. O ID. a Clito Com
pany P. . Box 1924. San Antonio.
~
La opinión., 1939-09-06
NELLY MULEY

81 sus amores Sc ven contrarIados,
Sus ~negocios no marchan bien. 81
desea localizar un tesoro oculto. OBJ
tener un prsmio de la loteria q con-
traer matrimonio rapidamente, di-
rfjase "A esta NOTABLE MAGA
MODERNA. ash como tambien 81
desea conocer su p%orvenir, EN- la Sc
guridad de que sus deseos seran pie
namente satisfechos. Los profundos
conocimientos en- las Ciencias Ocul-
tas de NELLY MUI4EY Ia capaci-
tan para resolver todas sus Difficult
tades espirituales. Puede escribirle
en- Ineles V Espanol = Ia Ciudad de
Mexico Bucareli SO. Depto. 8.
La opinión., 1939-09-06
PhRTERAS
ROFESiONAtES

DIR. V. PALOMO. los So. Rowan. es-
quind Primera. Horas: Mahanas 3
A II Tardes 3 a Z. Precios economi-
cos. Tel: ANgelus 1860 90
Ma ENAS v De~vucionarIos Ascosif y
A l0c cada uno - Ordenelas a 10
CASA EDITORIAL .UZAN0 lis
NortI SAINT; Rosa Ave. SAN AN
TOMB TF%AS
La opinión., 1939-09-06
MEDiCiNAS
No Vaya a 0uedar Ciego!

TVO FUJU
RANO DE SOL Tratanlento para
combatir cataratas o NUGl.AH.'N
de la vista o NUDES. car~nosidades.
illceras o inflamaciones de los ojos
Miles de personals sandals.
NUEVO PREClO: S1.35
Mande vaIor o pfdalo ID a
CLIIO CO.-Box !29i
La opinión., 1939-09-06
6

MfNGlE. ConsejerA spiritual. lie avn
dara a ~resolver sus dificultades con
expertos concejos. VisftelA. 1923 w.
9Th st. tZS)
La opinión., 1939-09-06

Desaparecieron para siempre.
asesinados, o vlctimas del aidor de
10 lucha, en- un campo Il otro: ell
autor de comedias satiricas Munoz
SEGA que habfa creado IN genera
original llamado 'teatro de astra
kan. Palacio Valdes, novelista de
primera clase, cuyo humor Sc mez-
claba con un eXtraordinario tempe.
ramento dramatico. ultimo supervi
viente de la Brasserie lnglesa, de
Madrid uno de los herinanos Alya'
req Quintero, Serafin. autores de
sainetes y comedias. y que forma-
ban en- ell teatro espanol una aso-
ciaci6n tan indisoluble como la de
Jerome Y Jean Tharaud IN la lite
ratura %francesa. ell periodista Rami
70 de Maeztu, director lie la reyis.
Ia Renovation Espanola, cuyas teo
rias tuyieron una gran Influenza
EN- numerosas generaeiones de es.
tudiantes. ell ~ensayista Federico
Santander ell autor dramatico Gar
cia Lorca, autor de "Bodas de San
gre, Ramon d'Alos Moner, secre-
tario del Institute de Estudios ca.
talanes. Antonio Maehado. que fue
ell poeta intimo de Castillo, Joseph
Capdevila, traductor de Bernard
Shaw.
iTambien muerto. Miguel de
Unamunoi
LOS ESCRITORES DESTE-
RRADOS
No he podido comprobar ST, en-
s~usretiro andaluz, ell gran mlsico
Manuel de Falla. yive privado de
la razon, tai y como sc ha dicho.
Tambi6n me ha sido impossible sa-
Der 10 que ha sido de Ramon Go
mez de la Serna.
Hagamos ahora una lista aproxi
mazda de los escriteres v artistas
que han huido 1e Espaha. Todos
no estan. digamoslo. ell mala situa
ci6n con ell regimen actual. Algu.
0 han buscado ell ell exterior Tin
refugio no polftico. sino propicio
La opinión., 1939-09-06

que tiene. Quiza todavfa pueda dar
una rara sorpresa.
Ciudad Universitaria.
Paris. 81 de agosto lie 1899.
(lGstrictamente prohibida la repro.
duccion).
La opinión., 1939-09-06
buna real completamente de-

tribuna real completamente de-
sierta.
FL Observation-Disclosures la Sc
sion.
Los patriotas.-Quedamos alta
mente satisfechos de vuestro civis-
mo. Viva la nacion, vivian los re-
presentantes del pueblo!
La jornada del 10 de Agosto
no fue mas que I'm Prelude, una
palida sombra de 10 que habian
de ser las del 2 y 3 de Septiembre.
No hay duda que tuvieron que adj
mirarse en- la primera algunos ac-
tos de desprendimiento y de mag
nanimidad, hechos por algunos no
bles patriotas; pero en- Gambia lde
cuantos excesos fue causa ell desen-
franc popular!
La opinión., 1939-09-06

La Francia acababa de entrar
en- una nueva via politica y habia
inscrito por lena en- su bandera
las palabras igualdad D Libertdd.
Ell domingo 2 de septiembre, pre-
sentaba Paris un aspecto terrible:
habia III sin fin de voluntarios
que partian para ell ~ejercito; n
parte de operarios estaban atrin-
cherando una parte de Montmar-
ire, las mujeres Sc ocupaban en- los
edificios pdblicos, en- hacer cartu-
chos y elaborar otros efectos de
guerra; las plazas y GALES esta-
ban atestadas de cahones; infini-
tas bandas recorrian las Gales de
la CAPITAL dando furiosos gritos
La opinión., 1939-09-06
ARRENDAMiENTOS

BUNGALOWS una y dos recamaras'
a~mueblados elegantemente heirl-
earador y ~caleutador ~autonlaticos,
sea' b0-s25. 90 y $3.50 m~ensuales. o9s
S. Euclid 81. 'Se'
gr RENTA Fiat I cuartos con pa
10, otro 3 cuartos con bano, y apai,
ta,nentos sencillos. 576 North Ill
street. -
al On. Casa iimpia. segundo plso. :
ruartos con cocina y aho. Amue
had, sli.0c. 35S5iz Z. First Street.
Tel: AN. 1921.
La opinión., 1939-09-06
VENTAS AUTOS
WAVES EN- AUTO

81 NECESITA una Criada-un en-
pleado o quiere localizar a alguna
persona. utilize esta Seccion - Els
eficaZ v economical.
La opinión., 1939-09-06
MEDiCINAS

PARA Novenas v Devocionarioe d.
rfiase a: Iihreria 1ozano. 2o3 N
Los Angeles Street. Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1939-09-06

Madrid, Agosto de 1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
ASCAP TAKES
Up CHALLENGE

NEW YORK Il. u. Frohlich,
general counsel for American So
ciety of Composers. Authors and
Publishers. charged here that radio
station proprietors of Montana
were attempting to destroy
AScAP and make It impossible to
collec, cent on copyrighted mu-
steal compositions"
He referred to criminal and
civil proceedings brought against
AsCAP, the National Broadcasting
Co. and the Columbia Broadcast
ing System at Missoula, Mont, in
connection with the society's con-
troll Of popular musical selections
used by radio stations.
THE whole thing" Frohlich said
lis part OF widespread scheme
on the part of the radio people
to destroy copyrights. In other
states we have fought II all the
way to the supreme court and been
affirmed. We have a perfect right
to charge for the use of copyrighted
music. II they want 4 fight. We
welcome it. They can go as far
rs they like. They can have all the
fight they want"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
Denies Communist Official
Divorce From Her Husband

II the husband had come into
court asking a divorce, ne would
have granted it, Superior Judge
r. D. Hodge commented Friday
afternoon in denying to Mrs. Enid
Garvert, Tacoma secretary OF the
Communist party, a divorce from
Hubert G. Garvert. young Tacoma
plywood worker.
Garvert told the court he still
loved his dark. exotic-looking wife
and wanted her to come back 10
him. in spite Of testimony by his
own defense witnesses that she
had been living with another man
since their separation.
He testified that he did not OBJ
jet to his wife's participation in
radical activities but had resented
IL when she went to dances given
by the party and the Workers
Alliance and came home with other
men. Garvert told the court he
was a member of the Communist
party for time and that his wife
Is local secretary of it now.
Il am convinced that it would
be a service to the defendant to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
Tlco Face Charges
For BOGUS Checks

Two Tacomans were booked at
the county Jail Saturday morning
on charges of petty larceny by
check.
c. f. Martinson, 3s-year-old log
ger, was charged with defrauding
the Roberts Service station with a
$500 check on the Puget Sound
National bank where he had no
account. He was released on per-
sonal recognizance at request of
Prosecutor Thor c. Tollefson.
Harry II. Summons. IS. a pipefit-
ter. of POP So. G. st. was held in
lieu of posting $3.50 bail He vas
carged with issuing to RAY A.
Summers a $40 check on the Ma
tionsl Bank of Washington where
he had no account.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
GAMBLING PROBE
DUE IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE - Invest

SEATTLE - Investigation OF
purportsdly large gambling pro-
fits from a Seattle gambling syndi-
cate was reported under way today
by the [. s. treasury department.
Ire report came as an Aftermath
If the trial and dismissal Of gam
bling graft charges against Rich
Palmer and Jack r Sullivan. as
he pairs defense attorney Ralph
Horr. pressed his demand for a
grand Jury investigation Of Seattle
gambling conditions.
Mayor Arthur 3. Lsnglis and
King County Prosecutor r. Gray
Warner admitted on the stand dur
ing the trial that they were aware
gambling existed on q large scale
in Seattle.
Horr offered Ito clean Up gam
bling" u Warner would provide
him with two investigators and
policemen. to gather evidence for
the grand jury. Warner replied
that II Horr would present his evil
dence now. Warner would prose
cute the cases without the neees-
sity Of calling the jury.
The Seattle office OF the treasury
department would make no official
comment on its interest in the
charges. but il was understood
from unusually reliable sources
that department agents would scar
income tax reports of known gam
bling operators with increased in
/ terest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
SAN FRANCISCO FAIR
OR BUST CAR BUSTS'

TRAIL b. C.-Four Saskatche-
wan youths were receiving treat
ment today for assorted injuries,
after their battered San Fran
cisco fair-or bust" car ran wild
on a steep mountain road near
here and-"bust" in a waterhole.
The injured: Harvey Clare. 20,
Saskatoon; Clifford Walbert, "a.
Saskatoon; Jack Lucy, 81. Regina,
and James Mccain. 20. Yellow
Grass. Sask., were rushed to hos
pital here by ambulance after the
smash. Lucy and Mccain sus-
tanned broken legs. and the other
two escaped with less serious cuts
and sbrasions.
According 10 Clare. Mccain. the
expeditions driver, attempted to
swing his runaway car into a side
road, but drove into the water
hole instead TO avoid a parked GER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
f. D. R. PUSHING
LENDING PLANS

ASHIN N-President
Roosevelt and his legislative
spokesman planned today to pro-
coed Immediately with a pump
printing. $3.50, 100000 lending
program. in another attempt TO in
crease business activity and raise
the national income. Powerful
opposition was developing against
action on it at this session, how
ever.
Senate Majority Leader Alben
w. Barley. D.. KY, announced
last ngiht that simple legislation
TO effect the 1889 lending plan
would be introduced in the house
and senate next week. He and
House Majority Leader Sam Ray
burn, D., Tex. will sponsor it.
There is considerable likelihood
that the program will be modified
if undertaken this year. Roosevelt
wants action now. But some con-
gressional conferees grumbled that
it would delay adjournment plans.
Barley was confident the
required legislation would not
meet general opposition and
could be disposed Of in less
than a week.
He and others told the presi-
dent. however, that it would not
be possible to attach the lending
program to the relief bill now
awaiting senate approval.
The last comparable program of
this kind was IA months ago when
President Roosevelt revived depths
Of depression tactics with s4,-
SIP 900, 900 Misunderstanding cam
paign backed by what was esti-
mated at the time to aggregate
500 900, 100000 of potential credit
expansion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
Vocational Board
To Ask Rehearinq

OLYMPIA-Ihe state board OF
vocational education announced
this week 1t would petition state
supreme court for a rehearine on
its decision invslidating the $780,
900 vocational rehabilitation pro-
gram for crippled adults.
The court ruled last week that
the board had been acting in an
unconstitutional way for four
years. in spending comomn school
funds for teaching trades to such
handicapped adults. At present
there are 43s individuals being
trained under the program and q
waiting list OF 500 more.
The vocational board also Pc
titioned the federal office Of edu-
cation for assistance In meeting
the difficulty. since the federal
government will provide $50. 900
for the work only n the state sets
aside an equal amount.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
TOday's Sport
Parade
By HENRY M'LEMORE

NEW YORk-Putting the sport
shot here and there: Wonder what
sort of action a fellow would get
if he took $1,000 say. and walked
into Tony Galento's camp and
said: "Okay. boys, put up or shut
up. You've been yelling for a
month that Galento would beat
Joe Louis, so I'd like to do some
betting The Jersey boys may
talk Galento victory but they're
betting the other way, If any {.
II someone will lend me thousand
I'll be glad to go over and make
the test
The newspaper estimates Of
what Byron Nelson figures to
make on his victory In the ma
tional open golf championship
are hit high 1t won't
run anywhere near 1000,
hut will he closer to $4,000.
Our vote for the luckiest man
Of the year goes TO James Brooklyn
Deshong. the pitcher With
the Yanks a cinch to take the
winners end in the next world
series, they buy Deshong from the
Senators The Yanks added
Deshong as relief pitcher, some
thing they need about as badly as
Myrna 10y does face lift
Monty Stratton of the White Sox
still is some 1900 letters behind
in his answers to the folks who
offered coincidence when he lost
a leg in a hunting accident last
winter.
Counting his earnings in seven
world series. Lou Gehrig has drawn
close to 100000 in salary since
he joined the New Workers in
1928
His managers say Joe Louis
will he retired from the ring
and turned out 10 Craze in a
pasture Of bright green suits,
pork chops. hominy and ham
gravy. l suppose the instant
he shows signs Of wear and
tear
Winnie Richards. an old Davis
Cupper himself. thinks Australia
is a e!nch to take the cup TO the
Land Of the Kangaroo this year
Before the Wrigleyites start
Growing over Dizzy Deans come
back. / want to see them throw
him against the Reds and Cards
Two wins over the Bees and
one each over the Dodgers and
Pirates don't mean he is going TO
earn his salary this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
Body Of Girl, 2,
Is Found in Lake

PkN1IC1ON. y. C.--Led by q
trained police dog, searchers Fri
day discovered the body of two
year-old Margaret Reno. daughter
of w. Reno, Penticton. in DIANA
gan lake.
The girl had been missing since
late Thursday. but an all-night
search by police and parents failed
to reveal her whereabouts until
police dog was employed to follow
the chiId's tran to the banks of
Penticton creek Police believed
the child fell into the creek and
was washed downstream to the
lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
BY Lichty

grant this divorce" Judge Hodge
declared after hearing the tesu-
nony. and If he had asked IT. /
should have given it. but on the
showing made here, / can't grant
a divorce to the plaintiff.
Mrs. Garyert asked a divorce on
grounds Of mental cruelty.
Interlocutory DEGREES were
granted Friday to r. c. from
Florence Willoughby, Hazel from
Harry A. Momoney. Dian f. from
Fern Davis, and Anne from Ned
Krilicb.
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To Be TRIED FOR DEATH

EMMETT, Ida.-A trial on first
degree murder charges faced Rob-
ert O'Neil. IS. Emmett farmer,
today for the May 20 Staying Of
Rodney Allen. Emmett mill work
er. Probate Judge NJ. L. Guenther
bound O'Neil over for trial after
preliminary hearing.
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CCC TO ENLIST
64,267 IN JULY

WASHINGTON Rob-
ert Fechner. Of Civilian Conservs-
ton corps. announced today the
ccc will enroll s4,2s7 men during
July TO fill existing vacancies. II
will bring total personnel to 3II.-
900.
Fechner said the enrollments.
beginning July and ending July
20. will consist Of 60.i62 youths.
between IL and % years old. and
f.i05 World war veterans. Com
pletion Of the July enlistments will
bring the total Of 300. 900 juniors
and veterans. 1000 Indians and T.
600 residents of Puerto Rico, Viz
gin Islands. Alaska and Hawaii.
Fechner said the junior group
will be chosen by state CCC direc-
tors. under his supervision, while
ex-soldiers will be selected by the
veterans administration. A tabu-
lation of the official state replace
ment requisition for the July. 1889,
enrolment includes:
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u. S. Expenses and Receipts

330.4a; last year, $s.140. 2e2 SIS 20.
Cash Balance year. s2.ai5.-
tfo.24s.4s: last year. $685.. $50.
2a3.Oq.
Public Debt-Thls year. s40. 372.-
o42,653.2s, last year. S37173, 10e.-
sss.07.
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WASHINGTON - Governme n I
expenses and receipts for the cur
rent fiscal year through June 81.
compared with a year ago:
Expenses year. so.o05, o23.-
500 50; last year. 1886. lac. e3s 81.
Receipts-This year. ts.5s5.15 :