El democrata del condado de Costilla. [volume], July 04, 1936, Image 4

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Oí Demócrata ele t Condado do Cestitta
P eriod.oo Semanario
Dedicado al Adelanto y Progroeo del Condado de üosti
1&> en particular; y al del Estado y Nación en general
Periódico> Oficial del
Publicado en San Luis, Colo., los Sábados
t rank LuCome Reductor
Precio do Subscripción
Por Un Ano.
For Seis Mesen 1.00
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The struggle of a fine young American to
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Century seclusion of a mountain retreat.
A romance . . . exciting in its emotional
intensity . . . inspiring in its purity.
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DELIGHTFUL LOVE STORY AS IT APPEARS
SERIALLY IN THIS PAPER
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COULD NOT DO HER
HODSEWORK
XX7¥? N cvery '
vv tryngyouat
tcmnt ís a barden
—when you are
.«r & ncrvous and irri-
Kftfówg : tablc —nt your
Sr? wit’s end—try
chis medicine. It
' may be iust what
x ¿” you ñeca for extra
energy. Mrs. Charles L. Cadmus oí
T tentón, New Jersey, says, '’Aftcr
doing just a little work I had to lie
down. My mother-in-law recom
mended the Vegetable Compound.
I can see a wonderful chango now.”
TIRED, WORK OUT,
NO AMBITION
fTTO W m a n y
women are
just dragging them
selves around, all
tired out with peri
odic weakness and
paín? They should
know that Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Tab
kts relieve peri.
odie pains ana dis
comfort. Small sizc only 2 5 cents.
Mrs. Dorsie Williams of Danville,
Illinois, ssys. “I had no ambition
and tras terrifely nervous. Your Tab*
lets helped my pefiods end built me
up.” Try them riese ftionth.
WPÁ Trains Poor Girls
for Service to Wealthy
Wuslilngtoii. b. llnlf a Millón I
New Dea) dollars wlll be spent In
:eachlng young wonien on relief to be- |
come servants in well to do homes, it i
was announced hy the Works l’rogross
adniinlstration Itere. Srhools ln tlip l
nrts of dustlng furniture and servlng i
thutnb in bow) of sotip will be estab 1
llslted in New York city. the Disir’,ct
of Colombia, and In 21 siales. l’nl- :
forras and $1 a wet’k for carian? are !
being doled out to litase cnrolled.
The new projcct ndlows on the
heels of a \\T.\ projo: t In Chicago
wlticlr lllred wonien h» ncl ns liouse
keepors for <-;tv hotisewhes niio were
not feeling well enongh to vare for
(libir humos and children.
Efficiency Called Stint
to WPA’s Lofty Ideals
Chicago.—An Idea of the true mean-
Ing of ••boondoaglittg" in its pitres!
fonn nt last cante to light in a state
ment of George Melvillo Smith, sopor
visor of 229 artlsH worklng on a WI’A
project Itere, the l.irgest nttmber oí
artista ever t«» ••. «rk together under
one roof —•»*:< épt on another WPA
project In New York
The artista are p iintlng lO.ü(K) póst
era—all alike—on oil clotli. Stcnclla
are being used for the letterlng. but
all postéis ate Indivlditally coloree! by
linnd. Ask»’d whv stenclls werent
use<l for all ope: allome Smith snld:
•‘Why. If we did th-it we’d be
througb in no time. We’ve got to kcep
the liands of all these people bnsy.’
Taxes—American's Biggest Bill
Washington. I> <’.—America’s bl,i
gost bilí Is now laxes. I’ederal, atuv
and local, wltlch antier th<* New Dea*
now nntonnt lo ahotit S1O.()I)0.(I0!Mmh
a yenr. This Is an antount eípiaT o
alniost half tito g<dd in the worhl, a >/
all the gohl the L'nlted States ow
It was cumputed Itere. It is a bit
greater than America*» food, clollilng
or rent bilis.
Price of Executive “Ability”
Washington. !>. U.—The resettle
ment adpdnlslratlon. under llexfon
Guy Tugwell. No. 1 Uraln Trtunt
of the New Deal, so far has nsed u|
111,029,000 to admlnister the spendln¿
of 521,030,753 on ruta! reliabllitatloir
tnd relief. In otlicr uords, every time
$2 is spent Its costs mogt thau SI te
aeterinlne where it should go.
Public Confidence
Challenglng n recenlly published
Statenient that Hicte Is un “uppareni
losa of pubiic conüdeuce In banks,"
Wllllatn A. I3oyd of Ithaca, N. Y„
aiks why, If thls were true. bauk de
posita are constantly Incrcaslnfi. "I
nialiitaln that any banklng instltuilon
whlcb has continuad to serve iti com
munity slncs the trylng days of 192'J
must be enjuyiitg the respect and con
tldence oí that comniunlty, and I am
aura that tile ver y larga mujorliy of
batikiiiA liiotituilotts wiilch havs comí
through thls depreoslntt Iihvs tic ver liad
lo ‘regalu* pubiic conlldcnca,’' he says
SHE las? 2g
rolJBS OF F*T
Fcel full of p C p and possess thp
Blcnder form you cravo—you can’t
íf y° u listen to goüsipers.
To takc off cxcess fat go light on I
latty meato, butter, crnani and sug- 1
ary sweet 3 — Clt more fruit and ,
vegetables and take a half teaspoon- |
Tul of Kruschen Salts in a glass of
not water every morníng to elimí
nate excess waate.
Mrs. Elma Verille of Havre ds
Grace, Md., write:: “I took off 20 ¡
los.—my clothes fit me fine now.”
No drastic cathartics —no consti
pation-—but blissful dally bowel ac- |
tion when you take your little dally
dose of Kruschen.
Help Kidneys
Don’t Take Drastic Droga
Tour Kldnoyn <ontaln 9 mllllon tlny j
tube« <>r flltcrs which inny be endangered
by neKlcct or drastic. irrltating druga. Be
careful. If functional Kl'lney or Blubler
maorders mnke yo U guffer froni Gettlng
U|> Nights, Norvouoness. Loas of Top, I.eg
Faina. Rheumntic Pains. Dlr.zihess. Clr- 1
eirá Under Eyee, Neuralgia, Acidlty, .
Burning, Smarting or ItchftiK. W» don’t
nced to takc chances. All druggtata now '
nave the moat modera Advanced treat-
Jnent for these troubles—a Ubctor’s pro,- 1
crlption called Cyftex (Siss-Tex). WotJís
fast—ante and sure. In 48 houra U muat ,
brtng new vkaltty and Is gu<ranteed to
qiake you feel 10 yenra younger in ono 1
Work or money beck on rotura of empty
package. Cyatojc coatí only 3c a doáe at
aruBBista and the guarantee protecta you. '
BkONCl-HAL
COUSHS
Just A Few Sips and—
Like A Flash — P.eiic-fi
All coughn look aliko to Buckley’s
Mixture (triple acting)—one sip of
this grand medicine soon stops ají
ordinary cough —tough oíd (leen
seated coughs and the persisten!
bronchial cough are under control
after just n few dosss—no moro ter
mentlnp, sleoplr.».- nights.
Duehley’» is ftlknline.that’s why it’<?
M differont—It “acta llke a flash”.
Hefuso substitutos—guaranteed. 45
and 85 cents at all drugglsts. W. K.
Buckley, Inc., Rocheeter, N. Y.
New Deal Still
Blows $2 for $1
Déficit Looms Bigger Than
Ever; Civil Service Is
Put on tkids.
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Hav
ing entered its íóurth ycar of ad
ministration Mareh 4, Prcsident
Rooseveh's New Deal is still
spending two dollars for every
dollar it takes in. Federal receipts
for the 1936 fiscal year to Feb. 29
were 82.34S.2S 1.700. while ex pendí tu res
stoml nt S4,7f»8.GS(ttS1.
This two-for-one sp mdlng progresses
desplte the fnet tlrnt the Presiden!
sald. in his tlrst nn nuil biidget mes
snge, tlmt the nntlnn should plnn for
a hnlanccd bmlgpt— which ln simple
terms menns spentlinir no more money
than you take ln—dttrlng the “tliird
yenr of recovery,” which Is the T.KJO
fiscal yenr.
Now all Indlcntlons are that the
déficit wlll be s ü-rri- ed i>y the déficit
ln the 1937 htidget. which lias been
vsthnated to be more than .$4,<JüO,üüU,-
000.
New Deal Spends 19 Billlon.
Since he was Inaugurated on March
4, 1933, the Presldont has spent $19,-
000,000.000, of Which $10,000.000.000
was for purposes other than the ordl
nnry runnlng expenses of the govern
ment. A fm ther expendlture of more
than $3,000.(XX).000 |» provlded for.
Most of the spending outslde ordi
nary expendieres wns for the ptirpose
of “prltiilng the pump." pourlng Fed
eral money out of the taxpayer's
pocket on the theory tlmt buslness,
once stimulated by tlie artificial pur
chnslng power created, would “plck
up ’ of Its own accord and put the Idle
milllnns back to work. After three
yeais, with money «tlil rolllng out of
the treasmy in billl.ins for relief and
“mnde work” (boondoggllng), the
American Federatlon of Labor, through
its presldent, Wllllatn Green, estlimites
tlmt at the end of Jnnuary there were
still 12,020.000 workers unemployed.
3 he Inciense ln unemploytnent of
1,229,000 from December to Juntmry
wns the lurgest bucb increase ln flve
yeur».
As three yenrs of the New Deal carne
to nn end tlip National debt had
reaelwd a total of about $32,000,000,009,
u new hlgh for all time. And an excel
lent prospect for tbe neur future wns
a debt Of 35 to 40 hiillonR of dol nr <.
Thls would he a debt of $1,100 to
81,260 for every famijy ln the United
States, h prior lien <m everythlng each
fnmlly enrtjs and a urtt nwrtguge un
everythlng it owni.
Flfty Bureiug Created.
ln its eiTorts to Its wny bnclt
intu nutlonal prosperity, the New heui
bus ln linee yenrs Intnidiiced novel
and contradlctory m.tlmds. It bus
rpent $8,000,OOO.irkj f (l r relief. It lias
Bet up tlfty new agencies (niostly al
pliobetlcul buruuiii) nhlcli Imve ere
uted hundreds nf djouiundi «f *’ad*
ministra Uve 1 uf ejecutiva
jytár Jn which the exccntlve brnncli
mui <
Joseph’s Service Station
—— = __. Authorized Dealer
for WILLARD and G-LOBE Batteries
nATTIi HUÍS
1 AK l “i ríí i , ír New and Used TIRES
A- Robuilt
muís Complete fine of Amo Accessories r-
V’rlounizv'l r i
e<-p.,n c/ TRY “Conoco” GASOLINE on your '
R4/9/OS car--a nd note the difference. T-íMS
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CICAKETTBS
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New Rangerette
Hore’o Shirley Temple, the newcst
Texao Ccntennial Exnosition Ranger*
cito. Gov. James V, Allred signed her
commission an a rangcrctic and of
íicíal of tho Expcsitlon. a 825,000,000
World’fl Fair opening ín Dallas June
6, gave her a lC-galloh hat, n pair of
chape and an invithtlon to attend thr
tmernnp dav ceremonias*
Voice Aro:-nd the World
Wiil Opon World’s Fair
DALLAS, Texas—A voice around
the wor'd wiil opon the gates of
the $25,000.000 Texas Ccntennial
Exposition here Juno 6.
Spcken into a microphonc befare
the main entrancc, the voice—pon
sibly that of Prcsident cr Mrs.
Rooscvelt—will travel over radio
naves to New York, England,
Franco, Japan, California and bael;
to Dallas, where it will strik? an
eléctricaI device insido the ground.-,
and owing tho gato opon.
The tvürds will rcqtiire 9 Goconds
for their trip around the world.
of (he government is nota judge and
jury, may tiñe or Imprlson the Citizen
without his rccottrse to the courts,
nnd may tell hitn what to do with his
property. ln tbe operntion of these
bureaus, the New Deal has added 2.*>u.-
O<KI full time federal emplnyees, less
than 1 ln 100 of them being reipiirml
to p.’is’s civil Service examlnations.
Tlie civil service in three years has
decllned from Si per cent of all fed
eral employees to f»7 per cent.
Three years have seca the crop cur
tnllment program of AAA. comblned
with the drouth nnd New De ¡I free
trade pollcles, produce the enigmntlc
conditlon of Importa of forelgn farm
producís steallng the Interna! market
awny from tluK American fnrmer at
n rapldl.v tiicreaslng rato. Imports of
gralns, bacon, hams. pmk. becf, ani
mal and vegetable olls llave multl
plied, until ln 193.5 farm producís
worth more than $1.3n(l.tNin.nno at cur
rent prices. were luiportod to enrlch
the forméis of other countrics.
Roosevelt immetnr.v pollcles caused
the dollar to be devnlued 40 per cent
ln gold contení, with the result that
on the basis of gold the farmer soid
hie producís nt prices 13 per cent less
than ln 1932.
Desplte the fací that ln his hiidgel
mes-age nt the slart of the year,
lloosevelt sild that no new laxes
would te required, the New Dval's new
farm program, new relief expenditures
nnd other costs mnde It nppnrent that
$l,fiü(),000,ü00 or more ln new tases
would be required.
67 Taxes Squeeze Pocketbook
Chicago.—“Today wu llave 67 va
rlctles of laxes, dlrcct or Indlrcct,
which alTect the prices of nenrly every
commodlty of commerce," James M.
Beck. noted nuthorlty on the Constl
tutlon, so Id here. "Today the Amer
ican Citizen Ir dlrvctly or Indlrectly
taxcd from the eradle to tho grave.
These tnxes would he henvy to tho
polnt of confiscatlon were not the Iurg
es t amount of oiir pubiic expenditures
rulsed hy borrowlng agnlnst the fu
ture, and thtis londlng down an Inno
cent posterlty with intolerable bur
cieñe.”
Internet on Debt Climbs
Washington. — ln tho last fiscal
yenr. the New Deal spent mure tliüti
$7<87Ó,00ü,000, an Inórense of 114 per
cent ln five yems. Tho pnymont of
Ihtniest on the nntlonal debt Is alone
greater than the entlre expenditures
of the ffnvernnmnt ?l() ypsr» sgo,
W/ZZ/AWÍW ás
| San Luis
Lumber and Supply Company
X Son Lfiiis, Colorado,
¡WOMEN ATTENTION!
Save Time and Energy
4 by Purchasmga New ¡
J^NORTON”■
? Washing Machine
l ELECTRIC MODEL 12
| Priced at §62,50. Terms
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« AGENCY AT SAN LUIS LUMBER and Supply C»
•/ensen Wr-íglit l’ropa.
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She's Richest Girl in Texas
Mildrcd Yount, 15, is rcputedly the
richest girl in Texa . through a $15,.
000,000 fortune willed her by her
father, Miles Yount. Beaumont oil
magnate, An accotn plished horse-
LISTA DE OFICIALIDAD DE LA
Sociedad de la BANDERA AMERICANA
San Pablo, Colo.
Leonardo Martínez, Presidente Rafael Olivas, Vice Pres.
E. E. Martínez, Secretario Manuelita Cruz, Tesorera
L. E Pernal, Calificador David Vigil, Uonaejero
Frank LaCome, Procurador Reyes Vigil, Mariscal
Ezoquiel Cruz, Portero
COMISION EJECUTIVA
J. E. Sánchez Max Sierra Anaataoio Atendió-
v/oman, Misa Yount will exhibit sor.
eral of her Gncst mountn at the Tesan
Centcilninl Exposition, $25,000.000
Vorld'n l'nir of Ihe Southwest, which
openn ln Dolías June 0.