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Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-11
General Petroleum. CaIipatria. Maggie
To Battle for Second Half TitIein
City League Monday, Wednesday

Three Ell Centro city league teams will battle for the
second half championship OF the ghtball loop and for
the right to meet the first half champion " Hardware
nine in Monday and Wednesday games which will wind
up the regular 1889 schedule General Petroleum. Maggie
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-11
MINNEAPOLIS FLAX

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Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-11
Baseball
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-11

Games behind leader.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
DEPORTES
JACK DEMPSEY ACTUARA
DE ARTITRO

Ell excampeon mundial de
boxeo, Jack Dempsey, actuara
hoy de arbitro en- ell programa
de luchas que ofrece todos los
lunes, en- Benjamin Field, ell EN-
presario Cowboy Luttrall.
Dempsey ha sido escogido CO.
mo un aviso para Bill Bartush,
ell "villano" de Lituania, cuyas
rudas tacticas han o%casionado
violentos medicines en- la Arena
de los artilleros.
Como adversario del lituano
aparece Roche, Ell notable lucha-
dor que la semana pasada ven
clio al violento Graham, en- un
match spectacular. Roche po-
see gran habilidad y sabe contes
tar eficazmente a sus adverse
rios. Derv Roche es un native de
Illinois.
Dempsey tiene instrucciones
de la comisi6n atletica para man
tener Ell orden a TODD trance.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

prosperidad o la ruina de Euro
pa.
Las dos mujeres subieron al
piso principal del palacio. enee-
rrandose en- ell boudoir de Maria
de la Cruz.
La nina habia sido antes en-
tregada a su anna SEGA, que la sa-
CO en- seguida al jardin con otros
criados.
La esposa de Pedro de NGhez
corri6 la falleba de la puerta.
Y solo e~ntonces, al encontrar-
Sc sofas y aisladas del resto del
mundo, pudo Maria de las Me
YES dar rienda suelta a la ale
gria loca que lie bailoteaba en- ell
pecho...
Abriendo los brazos corri6 a
estrechar contra su coraz6n a su
hermana de alma, a la mucha-
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

al ministerio a recoger la carte
Ia y recibir las Gltimas instrue-
clones del ministro.
para que bora quieres ell
equipaje?-le pregunt6 Maria
de las Moves, fingiendo una So
licitud que no sentia.
Para las seis. Me marcho en-
el primer expreso de Irdn, que
sabeis sale a las siete Y media
de la estaci6n del Norte.
Perfectamente. 70 te 10 ten
DIRE TODD dispuesto para esa no
ra.
y 20 voy a ayudarte-dijo
la esposa de Pedro de NGhez, lie
vantandose tambien de Ia mesa.
lsidoro Sc dirigi6 a su despa-
cho, eomenzando a hojear lega-
jos de los que, segdn 81, Deepen
dia la salvation de la patria y Ia
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
PICARD VENCIU EN- Ell TOR
NEQ DE GOLFO DE LOS
$4,000

New Orleans, Feb. 20.-Hen-
ry Picard venci6 aver en- ell tor
neo de $4,000 en- ell City Park
Course.
Por haber quedado en- Ell pri-
mer lrgar, Picard recibira ell pri
mer premio, de $4,000.
Dick Metz, de Chicago, finali-
20 en- segundo puesto y recibira
un premio de $1,400. Sc repair
tieron ell tercer premio, por ha-
Der quedado empatados, Jimmie
Thompson, de Pennsylvania y
Harold McSpaden, de Massa-
chuSsets.
Dos contendientes tquedaron
tambien empatados en- ell quin-
to puesto, Chandler Harper, de
Portsmouth, y Byron Nelson, de
Reading, Pa.
AL frente de los amateurs fl
naliz6 Henry Castillo, de Tampa
Fla, con 296. Johnny Goodman,
de Omaha, Nebraska, termino
en- tercer lugar.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
UN PUGM DE TEXAS ACOS-
TO A BELLOISE Y LIE FRAC-
TURO LA MANDIBULA

Mike Belloise, ell conocido bo-
xeador de New York, pele6 en-
Hollywood, California, con Nick
Peters, de San Antonio, Texas,
un aspirante a la corona del pc
so ligero.
Tn tremendo ~punetazo de Pc
tiers, en- ell cuarto asalto, lie frac-
tur6 a Belloise la mandibula in
ferior y lie prpdujo la perdida de
varios dientes.
Era Belloise Ell favorito, de 3
a /, y al finalizar ell tercer asal.
to recibi6 TN golpe en- la mandi.
bula que lie hizo sangrar de Ia
hoca. POGO deSpues de comenza.
do ell cuarto asalto, Peters co.
rri6 hacia el y lie pogo en- una
esqulna, tirandolo por la cuents
de nueve.
Belloise Sc levant6 con graz
trabajo y ell arbitro Jack Ken.
nedy iba a examinarlo, cuandt
perdi6 ell conocimiento.
Ingres6 en- ell hospital de Hol
lywood, donde Sc lie atiende COZ
mucho cuidado.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
ciado periodista y perito en- va
rios deportes.
SIN FIRMAR

Los Gigantes, la avanzada de
los Gigantes, Sc encuentra va
EN- Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Llegaron a los famosos ma
nantiales, ell secretario Brann-
lex, varios periodistas, ell catch
er Padden y los pitchers Schu-
macher, Bill Lohrman y Johnny
Whiting.
Zeke Bonura y Frank Dema-
rec Sc agregaran hoy al contin-
genie.
No han firmado todavia sus
contratos, seg1n ell dltimo infor
me de Brannick, Dick Coffman,
Jc-Jo Moore, Demaree, White
head Y V~andemberg. Esperase
que las dificultades con estos ju
g2dores sean ajustadas por Ter
ny en- pocos dfas.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
DE LOS YANKEES

Para los Yankees es una bue-
ma noticia que hayan firmado
srs contracts, sin mayor demo
ra, Red Ruffing y Tommy Hen
rich.
Tlenese entendldo que Ruff
ing ganara $2O,OOO, un aumen.
to de $4,000 sobre ell ano pasado
Calc1lase que Heinrich recibirs
un sueldo de $12,500.
Firm6 tambien con los neo'
yorquinos ell pitcher derecho Al
ley Donald, que Ell ano pasadC
gan6 16 desafios para ell Ne
wark y solo perdi6 A.
Los Yankees iniciaran sui
practicas, en- San Petersburg, e
dfa q de febrero.
Arribaran primero los pit
cheers y catchers y despues, ell
de mario, los regulares.
Quedan por firmar, pero est
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

Las dos Marias, ayudadas aho
"a por tres eamarera sy por la
mujer del mayordomo, Fermin,
eomenzaron a arreglar ell equi-
pale del viajero.
A las seis, con una puntuali-
dad copletamente diplomatica,
lego ell grande hombre al pala-
clio.
d Has hecho embalar los uni
formes ?-fue la Gnica pregun-
ia que lie hizo a su muiE al YER
ell equipaje monumental anon
tornado en- ell vestibulo.
II Los diez !-contest6 Maria
de las Nieves, disimulando ANA
sonrSa.
Media bora mas tarde, ulti-
mados todos los detalles@: Juno de
los AUTOMOBILES del palacio Sc lie
vaba a IsidOro Canine de Ia ssta !
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

Arizmendi esta dirigido por
Carroll Working, de Los Ange-
les, que tiene de su muchacho u
ma gran opinion.
Recientemente ell mejicano pc
leo de nrevo con Henry y ell
doble campe6n tuvo que rendir
su mayor eficiencia hasta ell fl
nal.
Ambers aspira u huevo a Ia
corona de las 1876 libras y una
victoria sobre Arizmendi harfa
subir sus acciones, en- cuanto a
una nueva pelea con Armstrong.
Arizmendi pele6 va con Am
hers, en- ma OCCASION anterior, y
la pelea Sc declare tablas.
Mrchos peritos opinaron que
el mejicano merecia ell triunfo.
Mike Jacobs la ha ofrecido al
vencedor del viernes un match
de campeonato con ell negro do
BILE campeon.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

no inquieta al nuevo p~residente
Barrow, Monte Pearson, Frank
Crosetti, Bill Dickey, Red Rolfe
y Joe Di Maggie.
Ruffing gan6 21 desafios pa
ra su novena, en- la temporada
de 1898, y solo perdi6 7. En- los
ultimos nueve amos, en- cada tenn
porada Red supo ganar para 81
club Is 9 mas juegos.
Heinrich finaliz6 la Temporal
da anterior con I'm promedio al
bate de 270.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

cha buena y dulce, abnegada y
heroica, que con sus palabras y
su actitud durante ell almuerzo,
habia acabado de salvarla.
Y sus labios, interrumpiendo
la lluvia de besos con que iba Gu
briendo ell rostro adorable de la
esposa de su primo, musitaba,
sin %cansarse:
II Gracias, Maria, gracias,
gracias L.. iGracias de TODD CO.
ra76n! l.. lComprendes ahora
hasta d6nde tiene que llegar mi
cariho por ii?
i 70 no he hecho mas que
cumplir con mi deberl ~ mi
deber era salvakte!
DespueS, las dos mujeres, sen
tadas una junto a la otra, Sc per-
dieron en- una larga converse
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
CONTRA I~NFECCIONES
Time, NeW York

Ell Congreso federal nortea-
mericano acord6 hace unos me-
ses inyectarle a los EstadOs Uni
dos tres millones de pesos en-
1898, cinco millones en- 1889, y
, siete millones en- 1910 para ex-
terminar los germenes que pro-
Queen la Stills (Trepocema pa
lido), la gonorrea y la tercera y
menOs peligrosa de las grandes
intermediates venereas, Ell chan
Gro. Ell dinerO va a ser distribui-
do entire las autoridades de sa-
lubridad pGblica de estados y
ciudades para comprar medici-
mas, pagan medicOs y hacer fren
tie a los gastos de las clinicas pa
"a ell tratamiento de las enferme
dades venereas.
Ell ayudante del MedicO &C.
neral de los Estados Unidos, que
es ell solemne y severe DR.. Ray
mond Aloysius Vonderlehr, es-
pecialista en- tales dolencias, cal
cula que los Estados Unidos tie
men seis millones de sifiliticos,
doce millones de gonorreicos e
ignora cuantos -norteamericanos
padecen de chancros. La COMO
rrea, segdn el, afecta tres wees
Ell n1mero de hombres, mujeres
y ninOS que tienen tuberculosis,
cuatro wees ell de los casos de
escarlatina, veinte y siete wees
ell de los atacados de difteria,
cincuenta wees ell de las victi-
mas de la PARALYSIS infantil.
Las palabras del DR.. Wonder
lehr son: "la gonorrea puede de-
cirse que es la gran enfermedad
epidemica de la raZa humana, y
Sc haee POGO para combatirla"
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
ANUNCIESE en-
LA

ci6n en- voz muy baja.
Pas6 cerca de una bora.
AL fin, ell bocinazo de IN auto
m6vil advirtiolas de que Isido-
70 sc marchaba.
Maria de la Cruz corri6 a des-
correr la falleba de la puerta, pa
"a no despertar las sospechas
del dip~lomatico.
Este lego, en- efecto IN instan
te despues, para hacer a su mu-
jer las dltimas adverteneias res-
pecto a su equipaje monument
tai compuesto como de costum-
bre, de diez o doce maletas y
tres baGles-mundos enormes.
Por hiltimo, la di6 un beso en-
la frente, bes6 tambien la mano
che. y
A las seis estaria de yyelta.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
VINES PIENSA RETIRARSE
DEL TENNIS

Portland, Oregon, Feb. 90
Ellsworth Vines, ell campe6n pro
fesional de tennis, anunci6 aver
que Sc retirara para dedicar mas
tempo a su familia y otros ne
gocios.
"Voy a dejar de jugar esta
clase de tennis, en- este ano. No
dejo Ell juego enteramente, sino
ell programa de Wales"
La 'tournee" con Ell pelirrojo
Bulge, considerable un exito mo
netario, Sc terminara en- Mon
treal, Canada, ell dia 8 de mario.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

Vines ira a ~Inglaterra en- ell We
rano.
"Esta clase de tennis afects
mucho a la felicidad de la fsmi-
liza. Mi hijita, que tiene A amos,
cuando regres6 de un largo via
je cast no me conoce."
Opina de Bulge que es un ex-
celente jugador, mucho mejor
que Jack Crawford. Ell jugara
con Perry, Ell campe6n ingies,
pero Perry lie derrotara a menos
que haga algo mas que "empu-
jar sus tiros."
Vines tiene lie tennis como me
dio de vida y g golfo como re-
creo, segun dice.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

La pelea del pasado mario, en-
Los Angeles, entire Armstrong
y Arizmendi, en- cierto modo de-
genera la ejecutoria del doble
campe6n en- cuanto al mejicano.
Cuando la pelea de MARIO Sc
verified, Arizmendi tenfa dos vic
torias sobre Henry, con solo una
derrota.
Ell campe6n desde entonces "a
ha derrotado dos veces, pero por
un pequeno margen de puntos.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
Noticias de Pelota
EN- SU DOMICILIO

BESIDE ell domingo Sc encuen-
ira en- SUI domicilio ell estimado
amigo Alfredo Montoto, anota-
dor de la Liga I%ntersocial
ACADIA de salir de una opera
cion que lie hiciera, con su ex-
traordinaria pericia, ell DR.. Win
ton.
Montoto es tambien un apre-
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
CON LOS GUANTES

Baby Arizmendi, ell mejicano
que tanta resistencia hace a Hen
ry Armstrong, peleara Ell veni-
dero viernes, en- la Madison
Square Garden, con Lou Am :
bers, ell excampe6n de las 1876
libras.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

Tan pronto como termin6 Ell
almuerzo familiar, ell insigne Isl
doro pidi6 permiso a las damas,
para ausentarse.
Iba al despacho a disponer al
Gunos papeles y luego volveria
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
La Gaceta Folletin No. 272
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ma, puesta a prueba hasta aqui
y a punto de estallar, lanzaba
ahora Ell hondo suspiro de alivio
de un condenado a muerte que
Sc viera indultado cuando va iba
a subir al cadalso...
Y sus labios Sc movian musi-
tando la dulce oraci6n cristiana {:
II Padre nuestro, que estas
en- los cielos! L..
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

ci6n. "
Y esta veg 81, esta veg lie acorn
paharon hasta ell tren las dosN
Marias. y
Detras, corriendo tambien a
una velocidad vertiginosa, Sc
gtian al coche soherbio dos ca
mionetas Ford de los Rio Verde,
con ell equipaje de Borgoha...
CAPITULO XI
Ell hijo del pecadO
Querido Miguel de mi vida:
! TIE escribo esta carta loca de a.
con una dieha tan grande
que no me explico como puedo
resistirla!
'Escdchame. TIL recuerdas,
HI to sabes do SECURE mis- cattas
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19
Scottish Rite Club
Elect New Officers

H. G. Richardson, of Florence
was elected president of the San
Carlos Scottish Rite Club for ne
ensuing year at a meeting held
Monday evening at the home OF
c. w. Caywood in Florence.
Others elected were:
]. NJ. Hines, Coo idge, 1st vice
president; E. ". Mcfarland, Flor
ence, End vice president; Harry
Manden, Casa Grande, 3rd vice
president; George Hayduke, Coo
lidge, secy.-treas.
The outgoing president, M. NJ.
Zahalsky, was given a vote 81
thanks by the club for his SPLENDID
services during the past year.
A short talk on degree team
activities was given by D. 5. DAVIS
The Spanish dinner served be-
fore the meeting was greatly en-
joyed by the members and guests.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19
Coolidge, Casa Gran
de Rotary Clubs Meet

The Coolidge and Casa Grande
Rotary clubs have arranged a
Joint Meeting at Casa Grande for
700 p. m. Thursday January 2Eth.
At this meeting the Guest Of
Honor and speaker will be VIM.
r. Allen of Montreal Canada, who
is a graduate of the Medical college
of Bishops University Canada and
of Leeds University, England. He
is especially versed in Music and
Fine Arts and has for some years
been a lecturer and instructor at
McGill University of Montreal, he
is now IN the service Of Rotary
international devoting his full time
to lecturing at Rotary clubs in the
United States. Rotaryanns will be
invited to the joint meeting at
Casa Grande.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19

Friday the 18th proved to be a
jinx as far as Grey Douglas is con-
cerned. Grey was taking a hike
with several of his friends, and the
boys on arriving at the famous
river called the ella, famous be-
cause of the absence of water, but
where the trees flourish in abund-
ance, decided to indulge in that
favorite sport of climbing trees.
Now Grey's ability in the art OF
climbing trees is not questioned
in fact his feats along this line,
il known. would rival those Of the
renowned Tarzan but his judgment
in selecting the branch that he
did evidently was not up to par.
The limb suddenly gave way under
the strain and poor Grey tumbled
to the ground but not before he
struck another bran ca which broke
the fall as wei as two ribs. The
other boys gave what assistance
they could and finally succeeded
in getting him back to town and
to DIR. Jacksons office where he
was strapped up and relieved OF
his suffering. Grey will be in
capacitated for some time, especial
y when it comes to climbing trees,
and no doubt poor Friday the 18th
will catch all the blame.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19
S135,OOO,O 900 Appor-
tionment to Aid State

The Secretary of Agriculture has
announced the apportionment OF
s135 100000 to aid the states in
highway improvement and elimina-
ton of grade crossings in the
fiscal year beginning next July l.
The funds consist Of 1O0,OOO,0OO
for Improvement Of Federal-aid
highway systems including exten-
sions through cities, s15,000,000 for
secondary or feeder roads, and
500, 100000 for elimination Of
hazards at railroad grade cross
ings. The highway funds are to be
matched by the States but those
for grade crossings are available
without matching.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19
Dr. I. A. Ircadia Will
Practise In Coolidge

Or. 7 A. Trcadia, chiropractor
viii open an office on N. Ave.
Coolidge. He was born in the
Flanders, Belgium; graduated from
st. Augustine college, spent several
years in Paris, France, where he
studied Literature and Philosophy
Came to America after the world
war; graduated from the Lincoln
Chiropractic College" in Indian
apolis, where he was chief
technician in the schools lab. for
two years.
DR.. Ircadia Is now anxious-y
awaiting the arrival of his furnish
ings.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19
San Carlos Lake Is
Steadily Gaining

The available storge at Coolidge
Dam has gained from 5000 acre
feet the first of the month to 1000
acre feet. We have had no rains
and the run off due to the cold
weather has been negligible. We
hope to be able to report a good
rain next week, one that will swell
the available storage a few more
thousand acre feet
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19
Coolidge Beauty Shop
Has New Hair Stylist

In order to give the ladies of
Coolidge the opportunity of obtain
ing the newest creations in the
wav of glamorous coiffures, the
Coolidge Beauty Shop, located in
the San Carlos Theatre Building,
has secured the services Of Miss
Daphna Thurman, attractive and
clever hair stylist, from Phoenix.
Miss Thurman who arrived in
Coolidge recently has accepted .
permanent position with this well
equipped beauty salon.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19

Members Of the Community
church held very enjoyable affair
last Tuesday evening which started
with pot luck supper at $50.
After supper an interesting program
was given the principle speaker Of
the evening being DR.. William Fl.
Orr from Albuquerque, N Mexico
DR.. Orr who is field secretary of
the National Board of Mission, OF
the Presbyterian church spoke on
missionary work in the foreign
lands and illustrated his lecture
with several reels of motion
pictures.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19

Mrs. G. w. Hooper was badly
bruised last Friday night when the
lights on her car burned out and
she accidentally drove her car into
an irrigation ditch. The accident
happened near the MUIR home, and
Mrs Hooper called upon them for
assistance. They phoned Mr.. Soule
and he came right over with the
wrecker and soon had the car
back on the road, which was not
damage, and then fixed the lights
so Mrs. Hooper could drive, the
one remaining block, to her home
in safety. Mrs. Hooper is still
recuperating from the accident.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19
ARIZONA
IN WASHINGTON
BY BOB MERKLEY

One Acknowledging Washing
ton a dozen times a year-may
ever be eligible for Who's Who,
/ ut is definitely member OF It's
7. 1T is that magazine, ARIZONA
HIGHWAYS.
I discovered ARIZONA HIGH
WAYS in Congressman M docks
office. On little table by the
door, he puts several copies for
visitors to find and take. | took one
home with an idea that 1t would
he worth keeping. But It would
not keep. Other people wanted to
read 1t and show 1t TO their friends.
Nv first copy of ARIZONA HIGH
WAYS was soon worn out.
began taking NO copies, then
three or four. And still my plan
to put away ARIZONA HIGHWAYS
did not work. That was two years
ago and today I have just three
copies. l have put fifteen OF the
Christmas number into circulation
In Washington, and am watching
the Congressman little table for
the next batch.
One person, on seeing the maya
zne, exclaimed: "My home state
has a highway magazine, but it
d1es not compare with this, to
which an Arizona woman prankish.
l. suggested: perhaps your home
ate does not compare with Arr
iona"
Most interesting to Fasteners Is
t:st what the title of the magazine
uggests-Arizona highways. Their
mental picture of Arizo i. drawn
from. tales of wild adventure in the
mountains and deserts of the
Southwest. They believe rattle
saake lies coiled under every bush
aid the bleaching bones OF pioneers
a~e strewn along the wagon roads
They marvel at picture o. Ari
zona's modern roadways. They al
ost doubt that such an endless
stretch of perfect highway car
eyist-without car in sight
Around Washington The roads are
narrow and rought and TANNED
with traffic
People enjoy the humorous
touches lent to the magazine by
Arizona's cartoonists. They look
at the pictures of lakes, forests
and mountains, and their express
SONS reveal hidden hopes that
Il ay, too, might someday visit this
enchanted land called Arizona. And
m own nostalgia becomes keener
IN each turning of the pages OF
ALTOONA HIGHWAYS.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19
The Low Down
f ON Hickol ' CT, w
been Getting another bun l Q

been Getting another bun / OF
fror, II NForgenthau. ar he
seems ~ want = - me a
I.
But the thing that kinda gets me,
ard cannot savvy too well. it IS
at out him wanting me to save all
til time And in Wash. they don't
dc any saving their Cwnself, but
ar all the time spending more
til n they take in.
md mostly. they spend t on
"a abow ideas, and also more and
more secretaries. and the secret
service men, they have them too,
to guard the secretaries. And In
stead of 1t being too bad II a Secy.
stYays away or gets lost, 1t should
be vice versa. You can find plenty
of secretaries, at 10 thousand.
But l read where the Govt, it
Is gong IN the mole 4,ooV mlllioh
this year, SO 1t is easy to see why
they are lookin' behind every gate
poat for money.
and this Mr.. Morgenthau, in his
let Ell, he invites criticism, so
reckon he is none to well satisfied
hi, owusalf with the way things
are turning out-and maybe wishes
he had never seen our U. 8.
Treasury.
Yours, with the low down,
10 SIERRA.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19
Ralph Sewell Starts
Building New Home

Ralph Sewell is starting his new
home in West Coolidge. Fred
Campbell will be the contractor.
Over $1,000 900 has been paid in by
Coolidge people alone in the past
year to building companies for the
erection of new homes, which
substantiates the statement made
by Ripley, of Believe-it-or-not fame
that Coolidge Is the fastest grow
ing town in the country.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19

Mrs. Lee Mortesen was hostess
to a large number of ladies last
Thursday afternoon who gathered
at her home for a shower that was
given for Mrs Carl Lee. The ladies
attending the party were: Mes
danes Chester Shelton, Douglas
Dawson. Carl Mortesen, Bob Sneed,
George Monk, Art Hardigan. Tom
Rowe, Ted Moore, Will HODGES,
Bob Dawson, Cecil Wellborn, Bin
Lee. Doyle Sewen, Cecil Shields,
David Davis, r. r. Rawls, Tommy
Edwards, Jr, Marcus Vest, Craig
Blackwell and Miss Mabel Lee
and Miss Ruth Olney.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19

A room compose Of 3rd, 4th and
9Th grade children who entered IN
grammar school here recently, is
taught in the Woman's Club by
Mrs. Robert Springfield.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19

The Coolidge Woman's Club will
meet January Goth at the Com
munity Church, the Woman's club
house having been taken over the
remainder of the year by the
Grammar School for class room
purposes. Mrs. Soule is chairman
Of the program committee, and
Mrs. w. H. Cars is the chairman
of the committe on the American
Homes Department. Part OF the
program for the next meeting will
be display of the sewing work
accomplished thus far this year by
the High School Home Economics
class under the supervision of Mrs.
Viola Loucks.
The Coolidge examiner. [volume] (Coolidge, Ariz.) 1930-current, 1939-01-19
Card of Thanks

We want to thank all our friends
for their kindness to us in our
bereavement of the loss of our
husband and father.
Mrs. Dreamer and family.