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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-10

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Non east ltynrywhare one hears
sborte,. horlrs mare nay ch-apar food.
Hast the other day certain party,
thinking that eggs were too high Ia
price aItel a boycott II l. 30 be
regretted that some people are go
short sighted that 'hey cannot see lh'
hual outcome o. such policies. II
these various doctrines are followed
the farmer viii have To bear the haH-
den Tor awhile, but Eli ultimately
be carried by he city man. The
farmer can Away. Woduc" MS .iVlne
BY means OF aa account BOOK, drru-
rately kert, yoN may determine "hlch
one Of yuar farm enterprises rs IN"
most profitable and also - RELATION
TO the otner enterprises. l1' ofl'
nary method oil keeping I""of a" !
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inventory accounts ana Samhia'HlhS
them at the end "I il' }e'f 'H N"''T'
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,fa,, md r,araoemaur ma. been sslrs.
ino on tri. vork in Hanroyk ami
I,,sgrI.lio couutfa. .or "a number ut
yaars Their idea has been to make
, stedv of rhr different systems d.
farming under actual farming coudD..
tfons without suggesting any Wu
whereby the farmer, might .mpro}
heir methods The idea Was I'd Tin
crops and TO study the results oft df.
fereut systems Of oroppins and farm
organization
Tho ,olIovipg suggee,ioo. have reel
suited from srudy Of tarm records
AZ means Of increasing farm earnings:
Fellow q good crop rotation that
will holm maintain fertility or the soil
and ntjliza labor 10 best advantage.
Produce larger yields by using luro
seed Of good yttalit, and by proper
.renaration Of soil
Distribute maa and horse labor by
growing good crop rotation and keep
ing live stock so as Ia supply men
ana horse all year.
Feed livestock economically by
grow Ing best crops for forage pur
noses and by the right utilization of
waste feeds and grains OF low grade
winter use OF silage and alfalfa and
by the balancing the rations.
Improve quality OF livestock by
using good sireS and disposing OF in
ferior individuals.
Utilize all the land. DO not have too
much space for lots. Do not have
any boarder acres.
Devotion sidrlines such as poultry.
II YOU will look over your last
wears farm record. YOU can determine
from what source YOU received the
greatest part Of your income This
will helm You decide which part of
your farm business deserves the clos.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-08

provocative and protective lines. and
wc fecl surc-at least wc sincerely
hope-that those precious lives have
not boon sacrificed In vain,
We do not feel competent or call
cd upon to place tho blame for this
terrible calamity. Nobody In willing
to assume the blame or responsibiii.
" for the dtsaster personally nor TO
point tho finger Of accusation toward
any individual or group Of persons
yet. In the language Of ono Of the
leading members OF tho klamath
Falls clergy who delivered an elo-
Qucnt sermon upon the occasion OF
tho public and Joint memorial ssr-
vices. held In respect TO tho victims
whose innocent lives were sacrificed
upon tho altar Of carelcssness said,
Someone Is responsible for
this tragedy. Responsible TO
God. to the nation, for tho ioss
Of Its citizens. TO tho state aud
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-08
FIRE INQUIRY REPORT
SCORES CITY COUNCIL

(Continued from Pags ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19
La PROxIMA FIESTA De SANTA re

Las preparedness para "a gran Fiesta de Santa Fs que Sc venR-
cara en- esta ciudad en- las das -, IA IS De Sepfembrs, se estin
leyandO a cabo con TODD estusiasma y Ne hay dnda one 4 fieAa sea
IA mas sOnada y mejOr u~ganizadp que 50 hsya ipteptadp e1 sMs eps
dad. A jusgar pr los preparedness gue sa han haehes eaa fiesta mo
sendri rival en- TODD 81 sAadp Il fiesta s. h aPuasisdo PER t0das
parfes y estamOs segmOs que veHdrip . ia capital iniinidad de peEso-
mas, y que Santa Fe sera FL lugar de reunion ~predheeto.
FL nuevo Hotel existe solamepe en d Imagination de Jos promo
torres hasta ahora, y es obligation de los vecinos haceF TODD h que este
de su parte para aeomodar las innuasrabes FersOnas que van a con-
eunr. Pog b tantO, Is indispensable que todas las PersOnss que teRen
cuartos disponibles los arreglen con tempo, y Sc sTvan camuneasei
con q secretario Dc L Camara De comereiO para que Sc haga una per-
fecta distribution de- los alOjamientOs, 1 fin IL que uaGe saga dssps
tadO por faha de IN lugr pFcpiO donde alQiase, Es impQEtanIs que
esa parte de IA preparation no Sc deseude, smo que por el conlraIi0
Sc anegle con tempo.
No hay duda que yamOS q teuer ama buena eanlidad De Yglta1lss
Santa Fe debe ponerse en- esOs das ss hapitos domingueres lneir 81
mas agradable somisa para daf IA biepyenda . todos en- general Ia
Importance de Ia fiesta Is de tai naamaleza que afeela ! toaos los ve
cnOss y sera una c0sa muy buena s en- esOs das Sc adomaFan todOs los
ugares de negodOs Y ain sns reddenras, con los coores de Ii Fiesta,
eIroio amarillo, adopados por a cpmii6n eneargada De q, l~esieies
Ademis, sssia cDnVeniente qpe dssds ahoEa Sc porFsn ss BE-
lelOs De enl1ada, los que esip "a a l. venia, zen Prefiog especnksl
para toda IA sempoFada. A Ultima haa ssFi mny ailidl ropssggr y
cares buenos, y 10 mas prono que Sc oblengan ser6 meioF, Ademis
sert ua economic companies ahorsL , con los tiempos como eslin,
eada nckle que 8 ahore ayudagi mpeho. Pc usEte ape epmPrpn rf
boelos con tempe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19

En- maestro nfmeso anieir pubEsamos, = = ptgas pimers "
Egsc resimen De los heehp veiirsdos pr Il s., Cob. LnHasalp d.
rants q hrevs henp0 ane lsya ds ern a heuie de y ADMINISTRATION
cemo Gobemado del Esado. Ipdos eEpt herkes puhkcado pr ~
aahos son ahseiuamenie vefdies y espzlpn De EegaTa DE- snnia
cue % kay ninrmn rpzfn psa Cue : 1uds ds ebpt A9tmh. np1e
fTt kemss sFssaFadA semRze. "a lo1o hampo. ferg 4 Ytgtsd pWr.
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qe ton + vesdsd.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19

4HTM WrW WTE HW3X WW 49, tMWTM AWM WF
H~platafoHma, en- contra de a one ha andnsiadc Larrazolo,p 81 ai 10
hicierah. eIpueblo sahafa asque asenerse. ypusde que b eonYeneeFan.
Hasta ahcra TODD 10 que Sc oe es SEstames en- contra de Larrazoo
y mazda mas" Up argumenlo muy POGO eoaVpcsute y con ysos %
tonic: tVerdadp
Eniresanto. d populandadde Larrazoo va en- aQmento de ha en-
da, E Gobenador no Is c~apnaGsta; no conhoa grandes inteFeses
nneros nj ndusuiales; Is hlo del pueblo y serwdOF del pueblo NADIA
mas Su psea para dar una buena administration Is sneera. tQdos
los buenos ~cudadanos, sean repubhcanos. sean dem6oratas lexcep-
cidp de los dem6crasss intraRsisenies) estan en- favor de su candida
tua, y estamos SECURES del 6Klp final
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AhOra resulta as Il Gobemadqr les ha dado IN susie fenomenaI
= sus oponeues, n propOnsnes que en- honor "a iushcia ss presenter
en- una ipnts plbhca que Sc Esrfcara en- Abuauerqus n proximo ID
iener w debate p1hhco acerea de sus aclos adpi1isHahyos, y que d.
gan abiertamenle por que estin en- 81 conlrai y que & que presents
meiores arepmenios sea 81 que game d debate
Nnguno de eBos, (que son H. B. Hening y Tom Hughes del He
DC albuquerque. Il abogado v. a. HawEns. NJ Fl Paso. m 'iue-
reno pero interesado como FepEesentane de les corporaeiones. Se
epHdno Romero de Las Vegas y Ell Olerp. De los Lunas) nnguno,
FepeHnos Is capdE De hahIsi ante q pdbhco poF cfneo minutes s.
gpdps, y uueho aostsner una ~eonEoysns razonabie con kaHszolo
lpdQs estln pccslumbrados = trahajar en- 10 oscpFo. en- pngaao, peo
~ debate" & cpa fuera " ss lactras. Aposlamos Cue 10 acep
Ian 81 dsafio. In cuahlo . las tian7 Romero. De Las Vegas. Os
70. Dc Los lunas, dee E eobepador que Il & ticpen aversion al Gina
ae Albuquerque, eMi dnpue,to = il ! hsrulr con nhos en 50 propia
~sadfnea, En- ~ mima epdsd EAo q 10 que se Hama peear q Il
1pncQi nngupo De sios sannses b nscido para abnr Ia boca ante Il
y por % lanlo no ies fatarf schaque que puuer para no acsninr
i lsio Ma Il per aea,o se neears ! acsplar POI una a iSnts dari
adds, ~quilbaEamos e,pF prrsenfes para verbs ponerse yepdes, ames.
poados. q lods ~ repfn del inh 10 ~ Vervnen1a. aio de npu-
. de encanaau< n al epseso isn rea y - esio.
"a qe % y % wo alglsa q hs msaeanadps 3 al ima7
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19

nInsuna muier 90 debe consIdsraf on.
pletp. Ei hitrro ee uno de los mefhrse
Fee6tistituSsptes del visor y dell 6ahefe.
z 70 ne paaido aneQptrar ngan en- nj
practice tNn,eflcax F9rA ayudkftne q con.
4erTAf Ia frerzN. ~ 1ozanfa v Ia s9Ind dc
lhs mnieres eat4o Il HierrpE n5adn. pof
IN exnroen cpadadosp de eu f6rmnla y
por las pruebha dud he hecho con Il
Aierrp Nnxado, estcy eonvencldo De qua
81 preppFnctoH cue todQ medlen
puede totnhr o rcchtaf q eus enfermoe
con u plefA eohflftish de obtenef si9rn-
nre. f~eqnltndos aitameute hen6dcda y
eatiklactoripS.n
xNQTA nE los FABRIoANTEs. 81
mepdad0 en- las IfngAa que antscaden ffbr
los medicos. no 81 un rennadf1 secrefosiSo
que es Nenc9nocldQp pr losfarinac1nticoa
todoel inuhdp, Egdietintoda l6aT
pfQdpctosdeI hiarrc in11 y saffcf-
mente qsigliledo. ~ data LANDS VI dem
Il = sSTa E5s hBbaEss n
.gprnntizan que los rQsE ladoa son IbfiHrR
Duenos y euteramente safiafnckorioan4fn
t4tn fqnprhaor q o. II fCnfftfinfh dFoft4446n
ANeFa gsAA9n tasRg a sAas nSo2
a III NtHNK |tfINN FE1 II
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19

qufde cont enf0,
VI ofden & pfue
be no II cogfAra
nada. Mahde II.
una postal hoy
por uf1o de- Jos
ealaLaMna n AZ
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03

is defending the title won last year
from an exceptionally strong field. and
is favored to carry off the honors again
this year.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Han11nett Moves
Into Third Round
With Henderson

Alfred Hammett and Z. II. Hender-
son advanced to the third round in the
mems doubles tournament Of the Ho-
boken Tennis Club yesterday afternoon,
gaining their first advance by default
and then running into a hard three-set
match with r. Y. Seabury and Valen-
tine Havens. Tho score was 7-5, 10,
6-2.
Fred G. Anderson and William
Hartye also had stiff opposition in their
first round match with S. Spaeth and
George Groesbeck, but the veteran
Brooklynites won out through more
consistent playing at 81, ID Har-
old TAYLOR and James Weber pulled out
the victory over Captain r. c. Van
Vliet and Kenneth Johnson, last years
North Jersey doubles champions, in
three sets, 2-6, Sc, S-6.
The summaries:
william Har,ye defeated s. spaetn and
George Groesbeck. %. -; Fred bags
end P s'go''ton dsfestes ss &c elasenSe r y
r ITrsdcric 1Ds &c ba,nrau and v. ii. Van Riper
5a aotsda 'rS@ r TsyGv Tsn Vie. sna and K"n
nth johnson, 2--6. s-6, si, Randolph
I.ewisohn and Ausustn Healy won from
Y Anderson and partner by default. y. =
Palmer and II. Powers defeated c, II. F.
Miiburn ard Milton Super, So. SIS. SIS
HcnrY PnrsorE and T. f. Day sd defeated
1turston WocdfotI and Robert shaw.
90. 6--s; r. V seabury and v. B. Hay
ems defeated r. KiAuchi and r Diehl.
6-~c GO, Alfred Hamnett and e. II.
Her dorson won by default; 7. r. Alien and
mariner won by default A.. von Bsrnu.h
and w. II. Knox defeated Ralph Sommer
and o B. Mackie. SIS, SO.
Second ound-Hammett ana Henderson
defeated seatury and Havsns. Is. -,
6--2 Won Bernuth and Knox won fronl
j. r. Allen anN pattner BY default.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Coast Tennis Players Score
In Annual Sectional Fighf


Women, Invitation Singles (nrst round)
peroy wilsonrn 'eanor rennant defeated Mrs
60, G.; Miss Adele Craeln won from
Mrs Gilbert Harvey by default. Miss Bes-
s-a. s.. Miss Edith sigourney deteated ID
Mrs Samuel h. Wa.ng, "a ID Mrs
EDWARD '. Lynch defeated Miss Sara Atha,
Bancroft defeated Mrs. Hsfbert rownsend, soV T.tt
Mra ss A1n.r; S2 MI, Miss Edith HAn'y defea,ed
Marie wagner defeated Miss Rita Boxer,
vi 81; Miss Margaret Grove defeated
MIss 1,lnn McCarter t-4. So; Miss Ma
nm py delaulti Mrs. DeForest Candee
defeated Mrs. Rowland Davis, s--3. 8--2 ,
Miss Clare Cassel won from Miss Helene
pollack by default; Miss Katharine Force
defeated Miss Marie LaMarohe. e-S I'll
=, second round--Mlss Holden defeated
MISC Crasin o.. 81.
watson NJ Washburn defeated G. A. l..
Dlonns. = Go. 6-r-a; A. Lowrey defeated
Ir,n.taTio tar Reyes 30. Ga Dean Matney
roy defeated Ludlow Vandeventer. s--4,
IS; Hooker ralcott defeated y. p Rob,
inson jr' S.-4. e--4; s. Howard voshsil
= Parker defeated Dr: William Rosen-
baum, 6-2, s--4; Willis Davis defeated
Willard BE,9tsford. s,--4, s--s. s--s, Com
Philip vandeventer. 60. st; Hugh kel.
lehtr defeated Harold Godshall, Go, SO;
Clarence J. Grffn defeated William IN =
graham, 60. So; William j. Clothisr
defeated j. Brooks Fenno. s--s, s---4.
Second round-Roberts defeated Ander-
son. 6--3 ST. e--9.
Mems invitation Doubles tfrst round)-
harmon $. Prentice and Holconbs Ward
defeated Reyes and Pnez, s. 62; Lud
low and Philip Vandeventer defeated II
Taleott and T. II. Bates jr 4--s, 6---4,
6--3
Second round-Parker and Keleher won
ia ault.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
International League
AT BUFFALO

AT BUFFALO
Rochester o12o 0 0 o. 3
Buffalo . 1 0 0 0 % :
Batteries-sedgwck and Manning; Car
ruthers, Horscher and Bruggy.
AT TORONTO
(First xanne) F.. II. e.
Akron 0 D o 1 o--1 3
Toronto 4l 0 0 o o 0 Ks !
Batterles-Culp and Smith; Ryan and
Devine.
(Second game) r. Fl. E.
Akron % 0 D / 5 o--s Is 4
Toronto .... 0 ~ II
Batteries-Finneran and Walker, Shea,
Hader and Devine.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
West Point Wins
Run1sOn Polo Cup
In Final Match

RUMSON, N. j., Aug. 2.In the fast
est and hardest fought polo match in
the Rumeon Country Club tournament
West Point defeated the Eatontown
club to-day or Herbert Field by the
score Of goals to 2. 1t was the final
event for the Monmouth Country Club
cup, presented by Felix NJ. Warburg and
J. Horace Harding. The quartet Of
soldiers also won the Rumson Country
Club cup by defeating the same team
last week.
Superior team work. spccdier mounts
and faster play won for the West Point
team, which held she Eatontown play
ers scoreless until the final chukker,
when A. W. Kinney and H. NJ. VIM
Tailed goals.
Lineup and summary:
WEST POINT EATONTOwN
CAT. Anaefson. ssti 2 FL. 'Sif' N: VIM. :
B'k@cspt. brown. nacil--c ii''hes II Lee. I.
tOt1t y IOtal .-........ 3
Goals: West Point--Vilson, g. Devers ! {.
Brown, ]; ; Anderson. j. Total, !. Eaton
town-kinney. ] Winn. /. Total, 2. Ref
erees-Colorel Howard S. Borden and
Harry East Times-B. w. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
u. S. Shooters
Again in Lead
At Olympics
Unofficial Scores Put Amer
leans First i'm Both In
dividual and Team Events

BEvERLoO, Belgium, Aug. 2 (By
The Associated Press )-1ncompl re-
suits Of to-day's pistol and small bore
rfhe events of the Olympic shooting
contests indicate another triumph for
the. United States, which is believed
to have gained frst place for individ-
uals and teams in both events.
A surprise of the meet was The fine
showing to-day Of the Brasilians in the
pistol match They apparently gained
second place for the team shoot, and
Afranic Costa's individual score of
489 is second, so far as the unofficial
Frederick, an American civilian, whose
remarkable 496 gave him first place.
Costa casually borrowed one If the
Americans pistols, shooting it for the
first time to-day, and with it beat A. T.
Lane, former Olympic pistol champion,
who scored 4et.
In the small bore rifles match N. A.
Nuessleih, ain American civilian, beat
his military countrymen with score
Of 391. Paul Van Asbroeck, the Bel
gian worlds pistol champion, shot
badly to-day, being outside the first
FIVE.
Official results Of to-day's shooting
will not be known until tomorrow
Wnen the meet closes with the army
revolver competition.
match for teams show the Americans
finished as follows: K. T. Frederick,
49e out Of possible 500; A. T. Lane,
4S1; G. H. Smook, ALL M. 0. Kelly,
1853; R. G. Bracken, 456 Total. 2372.
In the individual event the unofficial
scores were as follows: Frederick,
496; Lane. Ash; Bracken, 456; Dr. g. F.
Fiske, 458; DR.. H. A. Baylis, 43o. I'm
official scores in tie small l-bore rife
match were N. A. Neusslein, SOL; Cap
tain A. D. Rothrock, 1856; Sergeant Fen
ton, 385; Lieutenant Commander w. A.
Lee, 370; Sergeant Scnriver, 367. Total,
coo
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Mrs. Barlow Ties
With Miss COllett
At Sc for Medal

NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. q Mrs
Ronald II. Barlow. the star woman
golfer Of the Merton Cricket Club,
Of Philadelphia. and Miss Glenna
Collett, of Providence, r. L., tied for
the medal in the qualifying round of
the annual women's championship tour
nament Of the Shenecossett Country
Club here to-day. Each had a score Of
SO for the eighteen holes.
The scores Of these two players were
easily the best Of star field which
included Miss Elaine Rosentha. Of
Chicago. and others Of note Miss Ro-
senthal was off form in her putting
and took a 9s Mrs. NJ. r. Smith, Of
North Hills, finished third in the medal
plav with score Of 95 Mrs. Barlow
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Canada to Send Dibble
And Collegians Across

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 2,-Robert
Dibbc. Of the Don Rowing Club, who
was defeated recently at the Penn
sylvania regatta, will represent Canada
in the singles Of the Olympic sculling
events, it was announced by the Cana
dian Olympic committee here to-day.
In the Olympic fours the Canadian
representtive crew will be the Argo-
nauts R. Hay. II. Harcourt, H. Lam
drau and S. Hay. A. Everett will be
coxswain. The University Of Toronto
probably viii send an eight to the
Olympic regatta if the necessary funds
can be raised
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Joe Lynch Boxes
LedOux to Draw
In l2-Round Bout

Charlie Ledoux, the French bantam
weight champion, fought g twelve =
round draw with Joe Lynch, of New
York. before 5000 people at the Armory
A. A.. Jersey City. last night The
Frenchman. although considerably
smaller than his opponent. carried the
fight to the New Yorker throughout
and earned an even break on aggres-
siveness
Despite the advantage of heig'
reach, Lynch found great III
landing his blows cleanly and
he did get in some healthy walio
little foreigner kept boring N
body punches, much to Lynch
fn,.l
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Racing Sum m aries
SARATOGA RACETRACK, AUGUST
Weather clear; track fast

trey
% dn1qs lls+0 Winner
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03

easneaees when Tom Mc,ragyart chAlensed Lass
81 hung on last my yards Others oseten or
r,sxs IL 500: net value To winner. $1,000 Five
y. ,acs Same Time / .06 is. Winner. oh. c.
Trainer. J. Rowe.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Ross Entry Defeats CLASSY
Field in HolIo,v Fashion
Winner Clips Iwo-ffths of Second From Old
Figures; Wildair, the Favorite, Exterminator
ana Mad Hatter Are Beaten OFF in Feature Race

sASAlo1A Aug u X /. Ross's new track
record tor mile and quarter Saratoga Handcap The
feature the opening of the annual August meeting to-day Skill
fully hnoeo from start to finish by E. the KNIGHTS
the pes no" appearing in silks this colt
@Ay credited with the 1919 came r;cbt
his afternoon ' ~ ''e"'
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
W;Ison K. O,'s Choynski

BUFFALO, Aug. 2-Johnny Wilson.
of Boston, middleweight champion.
knocked out Steve Choynsk;. of NIL
waukee. in the fifth round OF q Sched-
uled ten round bout here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03
Shannon Boxes in Newark

Mickey Shannon. the PittsbUrgh
athlete who made his Eastern debut
two weeks ago by winning two bouts
in one evening, will meet Carl La
Blanche. in a twelve round bout to-
night at the Open Air Colosseum in
ewark
New-York tribune., 1920-08-03

GAMES TO-DAY
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Reading at Syracuse
Akron at Rochester.
yesterdays RESULTS
Rochester, d; Buffalo, 2.
Toronto, 5; Akron, usU.
Toronto, 9; Akron, 8 (2d, 10 ins).
Other teams not scheduled.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
w. l.. Pct w. l.. Pet.
B'morc. 66 81 .673 Reading 48 SO ATS
Buffalo. 81 35 .646 J. City. 80 SO 1898
Toronto SIS 36 .G4s Rocht'r 80 81 .309
Akron. 81 50 .616Syr'c'se q Is 227
Imperial Valley press., 1920-05-04
BOARD CALLS
ELECTION OVER
ROSE AFFAIR
Saturday Will See HOItUiIIe
Voters Ratifying or Reject
ING Marks Candidacy; Board
to Abide by Result.

The board of supervisors of I'M
perial county will call special cleo
tion for Saturday, May 8, to eelct a
successor to c. d. Manning, former
director of the Imperial Irrigation
District, whose resignation took eff
feet May /. -'-----
At the meeting yesterday represen-
tatives of the Holtville district, in
which the vacancy occurs, appeared
before the supervisors and pressed
the claims of Mark Rose, on the
grounds that mass meeting had in
dorsed Mr.. Rose for the dictatorship.
The board of supervisors, a majority
of which opposes Roses candidacy.
refused to accept the recommends
tion of the mass meeting, but agreed
to submit the matter to special and
unofficial election and abide by the
results.
Rose is running on an Al-American
canal platform and little doubt exists
of his election, although he will op-
pose the policy of majority of the
present water board. In case of his
election, it is stated one or more of
the present directors will resign.