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   Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - February 12, 1960, Yuma, Arizona                               By JONES OSBORN Suffer willi Then you will know a pill SOll a of can be fur The is K Ihc brand of a been liui sure ion in I IIP Hi it it IV arrt i- I run name the rould be ire other A of also prescribed for arthritis We THE UM R IZ O N TIN E L THE WEATHER AND in i r I II and i YUMA VOL NO 36 12 PAGES PER COPY YUMA ARIZONA FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12 PHONE SU ARIZONA 36 But you can hny i hundred pills ol for only J Same one has been pushed by by of sonal colls uid maniples saturation promotion says in its Feb issue only adds lo cosi of a company's prescription drills Jt also many to prescribe and many to new simply because Yuma continued festive mood they aro no because today as strop prided are necessarily boner than prepared for the thing oid or cheap edition of the Silver Spur Rodeo then to avoid the costlier Paraders Start at 10 Sat IIv prescriptions Life suggests asking your cian for help Ask him to pre- scribe possible the by its generic name A bran Winding up a full week of activities today's program with the public hanging this ing Afternoon music was by on Watson and his Arizona j biers and evening music by Don and his Sun Bovs name nig frequently has an Thc rade win roll simply by generic ai a m 1 ls no rmm the area real between price Druggists can provide either one of them These Figures City Council or do i assembly at at Treasurer Ernest C j Street and Avenue and at 1 at Yuma Union High School Ten Hands Tiie long entourage including bands and more than 30 floats plus riding clubs and groups find individual riders will conic down 1st Street from Avenue Him onto Main Street on to Street left up Divulge Avenue and then pick tip nue at It will disband at Street j Members of newest club j tiie International will he coffee and soft drinks at the j ens appeared ai Council meeting and Avenue j yesterday lo explain reasons j Providing for Indian Rand Yuma hanging party Air Station Kl T o r o The error he said is found in band the hand Full Line-Up Listed for Yuma's Rodeo Parade AriL Here is the full line-up of the Silver Rodeo rade which winds through Yuma tomorrow morning starting at 10 For Rioting At PARTS Pol arrowed the furnier of 1 General Petroleum sound car 2 Parade Marshal Hud Kaum 3 Color Guard County Sheriff's 4 Yuma County Sheriff's Posse 5 Yuma Indian Band 6 Honorary Grand Parade Governor Paul Fannin se in today in antiqovernniem -o lie is by French in Amiens chafed murder of an- n man a Cald.vell walked into me vin Honorary John Pres Arizona Amomo FBI office last and Of President Charles De -S Rodeo Chairman Karl 9 Rodeo Vice 10 Rodeo Queen Linda Slewart 31 Queen Runner Ups Jo Ann Pinin Tonia Sherwin lanic Proctor 12 laycoe President in Past Rodeo Chairmen In Model T Kurd 11 Yuma County Legislators liss Ray Thompson C D Miller Clara Hob 1a Yuma Supervisors G Miniken Glenn Strohm Otis Shipp City Council Mayor Fletcher Richard lohn Poach 17 and lo Ann IS Commanding Yuma Test Station Harry T Raker IP Commanding Officer L K Davis Marine Corps Color Guard II Marine Base Band JJ 23 Silver Bob Phillips Riding Group Past Rodeo Queens Pat Fender Jean Sones Sharon Gladys Davidson Peggy Xan Utt Fay Halpain murder victim Jacob 13 was found Monday gave himself up He had been j Gaulle would crack down hard on in and New j any makers co car off I At least U persons were m- in battles in Amiens Thursday they'd hold j firemen and farmers opposed here until receive a warram j f Gaulle's farm program from Yavapai county Before the riots started iff lames Cramer If tried lo address rally lie will go Of farmers called by the National a judge Dialer today and be Farmers but was re- fused permission was arrested in his Paris home He was charged with assault and battery during the three-hour rioting in Amien m Northern France Press reports said was A truck driver found a fence near Hyde Park on Wednesday His car was found on Monday parked on a used car lot Three bullet Leon lOaT leffie Gilpin I shot He said he rine Corps Air Station Kl T o r o cu jt this and up H right on Main Street It was hoped hn artificial shows a lav rale of to be School band rhe Yuma Mailmen would rewe victim since he is the Silver fund some hand the High School band for entire year Tiie in- j tiie Vista lr High School tended rate figures was 001 j band the Somenon Elementary j which would have I School hand the San Pasqual for tiie year hand and dnim and buclo corps Put another way tiie Hand Fund Paul m he on account was hoing credited hand tn of a mill per lllll lax i lars during the Following the parade grand en- year instead of taking out n i n e time for rhc rodeo is p.m per 100 tax dollars ior a1 be rodeo arena at j count and i a reed o rodm from i said some S in Sun Siaff Photo Rodeo Chairman Earl Kottonbrook Yuma Fire Victim Died On the Way to Hospital pensioner died rn were to hc w shortly I've never seen a man as noon burns burned as and slill he Diane Honorary Parade Marshal Connie Wick Yuma Co Man Of The Year Silver Boldman t Patty Sumner and Pat Keriey L'S A Silver Phillips Sheriff's A County Antelope Sheriff Posse TiO Western Burgess Sigma Phi 31 Archer and Joyce Float Reel and Rifle Club Riding Worth 11 Silver Allen Single Mackey High School An Club Yuma Union High School Varsity Band y Marchini Thomas Imperial Co Sheriff's Mabery and Daniel and lane holes were in windshield and in tile thick of the mob which from seat was tried to Amiens Caldwell told detectives headquarters at was another man who of the violence sources said contingent o ed money wil he in he purse R d I r Legion he Two lull of calf A- Burleson Coroner Color of Commerce ed win ir- i i inp team saddle bronc as a semi-invalid autopsy Avc Jr line bareback bronc b u 1 arrangement are H Group a and are i i lather of eniry inr as o is or for spectators at rodeo i received the extra money i j i because of tiie M a y o i evening is George asked kls in i 1 i to tali l Thc mined origin Bulled Ihc of far as no surviving err in will slart i p m Suspect Held in Mutilation Killing Women's Prison Fund Measure H X II Police I r N H ni ciu a early P a duelling he was renting in Joe Hunt's S p o r t s j l Kire Chief Rachel the fire in he living room area near a chair in bed in an I room which he a u ho re- s ime m t h c e f-v j Rachel said an Tiie woman told I1 in in the season 10 house bin u is 1 do MI heca of smoke Spanish Pair o and Karen S Yrs Jones Parade Bob Mahery of Police SI Rock X Ride Ladies Drill Team Mesa California Yuma Giunci! of Camp Fire Girls IK Bowman Bowman er Hoffman ail Tunnel iid man whom he did j hf transferred under guard not identify left Phoenix for Amiens where a full scale coil lasl Friday looking for work investigation was being made into As they traveled fid or 70 miles j HIP origins of the rioting an hour he said the j persons were under arrest there who was riding in tiie back t goi inio an Later Caldwell said he heard j Rail On shots and inio his j lap Caldwell men took the wheel I and stopped tiie car and he and i other man put the body out Cramer confirmed was a man with and DOUGLAS Railroad He said were b r o t h e r h o o d 5 went on strike I ether ai Ash Fork and Williams against operations in before they left for Page seeking Ajo and Morenci today j after negotiators tailed to agree did not sav whether they'd new contract X J Gibson union j vice president from Paso said tiie dispute involved both wages i and working conditions i iii The strike affected six i i City Police Greeted by at me mine hUI lhc n u T i at i Bulletin Today m at 1 i of lo nil j strike a I City Hall of Locomotive mH Ihc rily pn this all of tinnal Karl HI S TiT And Pair LCP iii Karl IV as ice ni a I f dair tit birth r IX maliun lie lather if a Imv l: n tase in work of a ulster passed on n of irn arvi of an horn 1 nl he an and El Centro Baby ATLANTA A Baptist church deacon pleaded guilty today to a In his preacher's car and was sentenced to serve from 3 to 5 in prison William son said he did It to get the cr cut of the so he have a free hand with i J a bin lp Ifi Tip V1 1 tlir M T attractive wife other in lo ind of tho whole 3 j Tiie from i ovoivd on A I Tun hv hul s ed mure 111 dealing ilh later 1 Ii f argument had done n-f Their apparently In draw an T Would More Money In the Bank J s department by I Jewell ilrs serving all sorts of foods during a big croud nut lasl lo lipar I lie Mexican and evening Tonight will during lhc Rodeo street activities There with street dancing and by Rodeo day n i banked by c ho through 3 Tiie Sun Want Ads i K Dial SI and a helpful j Want Ad writer will assist f in ad fur i 7 clowns and trick Sun Staff   

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