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Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Eastside Precinct

Republican: Sample 0, Swing 105.
Kline 32, Talbert 33.
!. Anderson 4, Bucklin 5, Davis 3,
Finney SS.
Democratic: Kettner ., Swing 46.
-Bucklin l, Finney Al.
Supervisor: Brown &C, Edwards
%, Whitlock "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Silsbee Precinct

Republican: Sample 8, Swing so.
Kline 13, Talbert z.
Anderson =, Bucklin 7, Davis 6,
Finney 9. .,.
Democratic: Kettner 2, Swing 12.
Bucklin IL, Finney 4.
:, Supervisor: Austin II, Bowles 2,
Smith 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. 7, Ell Centre

Republican: Sample Is, Swing. 81
Kline 81, Talbert II.
Anderson 10, Bucklin 10, Davis
Is, Finney 81.
Democratic: Kettner 2, Swing 80
Bucklin 10, Finney 13.
Supervisor: Austin 40, Bowles So
Smith 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. 4. Calexico

Precinct NO. a, CaleX1co
Republican: Sample %, Swing l.
Kline II, Talbert 81.
Anderson {, Bucklin 8, Davis 25,
Finney s.
Democratic: Kettner s, Swing 2.
Bueklin 5, Finney 3.
=. -. Precinct No. 5, Calexico -. =.
Republican: Sample &c, Swing
%.
Kline %, Talbert 90.
Anderson 9, Bucklln 5, Davis "a,
Finney 10.
Democratic: Kettner 10, Swing ).
Bucklin 10, Finney 3.
Alder Precinct
Republican: Sample 10, Swing Sc !
Kline II, Talbert 20.
Anderson 2, Bueklin 6, Davis Il,
Finney 16.
Democratic: Kettner o, Swing s.
Non Part. Swing 2.
Buekhn !, Finney 8.
Mt. Signal Precinct
Republican: Sample 70, Swing 10. /
Kline Z, Talbert 10.
Anderson =, Bucklin l, Davis y, |
Finney II.
Democratic: Kettner ., Swing I.
Bueklin 8. Finney O.
Meloland Precinct
Republican: Sample 3, Swing Il.
Kline IS, Talbert SO.
Anderson 8, Bucklin 3, Davis :,
Finney 81. 20
Democratic: Kettner 5, Swing 20.
Bucklin 4, Finney 80.
Supervisor: Brown 81, Edwards
81, Whitlock IS.
Verde Precinct
Republican: Sample ,, Swing "a
Kline Z, Talbert IS. /
Anderson 8, Bucklm 0, DAVIS T.
Finney IS. -
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing II.
Bucklin ., Finney Z.
Heber Precinct
Republican,: 6, Swing 81.
Kline IS, Talbert }. i
Anderson 5, Bucklin 3, Davis IL,
Finney IL.
Democratic: Kettner 5, Swing 9.
Bucklin 5, Finney Z.
Andrade Precinct
Republican: Sample 0, Swing 4.
Kline 3, 'ralbert i.
Anderson 2, Bucklln 0, DAVIS l.
Finney /. o
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing =.
Non Part. Swing /.
Bucklin /, Finney 3.
Suneryisor: Brown l, Edwards TO-
Hanlon Precinct
Republican: Sample 1, Swing IL.
Kline 5, Talbert A.. -
Anderson 8, Bucklin 0, Davis i,
Finney 4. q
Democratic Kettner 0, Swing y
Bucklin 6, Finney 4.
Supervisor: Brown 8, Edwards Z.
Whitlock j.
Precinct No. l, FL Centre
Republican: Sample II, Swing
40.
Kline %, Talbert II.
Anderson 7, Bueklin q, DAVIS
Democratic: Kettner 5, Swing %.
Bucklin 90, Finney 13.
Supervisor: Austin q, BowieS 20
Smith 81.
Precinct No. 2, FL Centre
Republican: Sample 3, Swing 20.
Kline 18, Talbert 5.
Anderson 4, Bucklin Z, Davis 10,
Finney 6.
Democratic: htllhei - b"i"S -.
Bucklin 13, Finney 16.
Supervisor: Austin 19, Bowles 22,
Smith 25.
Precinct No. 8, Ell Centre
Republican: Sample 4, Swing %,
Kline 20, Talbert 8.
Anderson a, Bucklin II, Davis 8,
Finney 13.
Democratic, Kettner O, Swing 10.
Bucklin 10, Finney s.
Supervisor: Austin 26, Bowles 8,
Smith 20.
Precinct NO. A, Ell Centre
Republican: Sample 6, Swing 33.
Kline IS, Talbert IA.
Anderson s, Bueklin IL, Davis 7,
Einney- IA. -
Democratie.-Kettner G, Swing IS.
-..-Raekl klia--la. -Eianex-G....---.--.-------.
Supervisor: Austin IA, Bowles 81,
Smith 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. 2, Imperial

Republican: Sample 8, Swing 30
Kline 10, Talbert II.
Anderson s, Bucklin 4, Davis 10,
Finney IL.
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing %
Bucklih s, Finney 13.
Supervisor: Adams 81, Edgar II.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Alamo precinct

Republican: Sample 7, Swing II
Kline II, Talbert %.
Anderson l, Bucklin 5, Davis 8
Finney As. Il
Supervisor: Brown 27, Edwards 81
Whitlock "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
IHoityillo No. 8 Precinct

Republican: Sample 2, Swing &C.
Anderson 6, Bucklin 0, Davis 4,
Finney 81.
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing So
Bucklin 5, Finney 3S.
Supervisor: Brown 6S, Edwards
SO, Whitlock 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Dixieland Precinct

Republican: Sample 2, Swing 49,
Anderson 4, Bucklin 2, Davis 3,
Finney ).
Supervisor: Austin 5, Bowles 5,
Smith 90. n
Democratic: Kettner 4, Swing 4.
Bueklin z, Finney ], Davis /.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
ments. Phone 227. adv

Evangelist Gobor Here-H. Alfred
dent of McCabe district will be in
FL Centre August 81 and September
/. Mr.. Gober has been engaged in
eyangelisfic work in Fresno and San
Diego since leaving the valley. He
Will speak at the Seventh Day Adj
ventist church in FL Centre Sunday
night, August 81, .7:30, the. subject
beng Faith aud Love. -
- 80
Money TO Loan on automobiles.
Contracts Bought. Fred X. Cross.
$50 Main St. Phone 359. adv
Rnjoy Your Meals In pleasant
surroundings at Liberty Cafe.
Strictly American. adv
Chamber Directors Mees-The
usual meeting of the FL Centre
Chamber director viii be held this
evening at 7:30. The group will
meet in the office of the organiz-
tion. Routine matters will receive
attention and all members are ur-
gently requested to attend.
For Quick Results bring your
rentals to Mr.. Foster, Real Estate
Exchange. GOA Main St. Phone 424.
adv
Insure Your Bay with Edgar
Bros. k-alty Co. adv
Davis Beauty farlor for appoint
ments. 9hone 227. adv
Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
nents. Phone 227. adv
Notice-List your houses for rent
or sale with us at once as the fall
activity is now on. 27t6
Cigars and Tobaccos, always
fresh st Steves'. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Magnolia Precinct

Republican: Sample 4. Swing 40.
Kline 20, Talbert 3.
Anderson 10, Bueklin 4, Davis 3,
Finney 10.
Democratic: Kettner !, Swing 10.
Buclllin 6, Finney 4.
Supervisor: Jackson 50, McFaddin
16.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. 5, Brawley

Republican: Sample 3, Swing SO.
Kline IL, Talbert II.
Anderson "a, Bucklin 5, Davis 3,
Finney 9.
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing 10.
Bucklin II, Finney 8.
Supervisor: Jackson 81, McFad-
din 2S.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. 6. FL Centre

Republican: Sample 20, Swing 60,
Kline Al, Talbert 81. E.
Anderson 8, Bucklin II. Davis 3,
Finney 90. ;-,. - s. s. -
Democratic: Kettner sT13, Swing
90.
gueKlin Is, Finney 49,
Supervisors: Austin SO, Bowless 81.
Smith 81. = =
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
INLAND Precinct

Republican,: Sample 13, Swing %.
Kline II, Talbert 0.
Anderson ~, Bucklin 8, Davis 8,
Finney 4.
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing 10,
Sample /.
Bueklin II, Finney 7, Anderson 2.
Supervisor: jackson 45, McFaddin
81.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. /, Holtville

Republican: Sample 3, Swing 43.
Kline 20, Talbert 10.
Anderson 2, Bucklin 4, Davis 4,
Finney 30.
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing 80.
Bucklin 8, Finney 81.
Supervisor: Brown 81, Edwards
20, Whitlock II.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
ROBINSON LEAVES
FOR FRANCE TO
ASSIST 0. YOUNG
by United Press Leased Wire

LIS ANGELES, Aug. 27.-Henry
NJ. Robinson, president of the First
National Bank of Los Angeles, left
this city today for Paris, where he
win work with Owen ID. Young, new
ly appointed agent general to carry
out the Dawes reparations plan.
Robinson was member of the
reparations commission headed by
General Charles G. Dawes. Young,
who was also on the commission, ask
ed the local banker to return with
him TO Paris to aid in getting the
necessary machinery in action.
An acreage ofll ,2e7. in Kern coun
ty was recently sold by the South
rfn Pacific for $42, 300.
kiaas eQaAtE aass -.ilsat eeIla ablated
the opening of Burris Park, its only
public playground.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
McCabe Precinct

Republican: Sample 4, Swing 81.
Kline 81, Talbert IA.
Anderson 2, Bucklm ., Davis 10,
Finney 81.
Democratic: Kettner 5, Swing 9.
Supervisor: Austin 80, Bowles 2,
Smith 2S.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Date Precinct

Republican,: Sample 5, Swing 46,
Kline 10, Talbert Is.
Anderson 10, Bucklin IL, Davis 15,
Finney 20.
Democratic: Kettner 5, Swing IA.
Bucklin II, Finney 13.
Supervisor: Austin II, Bowles 7,
Smith 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Brawley No. l Precinct

Brawley No. Precinct
Republican: Sample 8, Swing 33
Kline 26, Talbert %.
Anderson II, Bucklin II, Davis 0,
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing 81.
Finney 6. . .....
Bucklin 20, Finney 10, Anderson
).
Supervisor: Jackson 63, Mead
din 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
NOrthend Precinct

Repblican: Sample 8, Swing "A.
: Kline 10, Talbert 20.
Anderson II, Bucklin 5, Davis 4,
sFinney 2l.
! Democratic: Kettner 2, Swing %
Sample l. q
Bucklin 7, Finney II.
Supervisor: Jackson so, McFaddin
90
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Calipatria No. 1. Precint

Republican: Sample 4, Swing 20
Kline 9, Talbert,9.
Anderson 6, Bucklin 2, Davis 3
Finney IA.
Democratic: Kettner /, Swing 3.
Supervisor: Jackson II, McFad
din IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Lavender Precinct

Republicans: Sample Il, Swing 40.
Kline 13, Tabert "a.
Anderson 26, Bucklin 10, Davis 4,
Finney IL.
Democratic: Kettner 8, Swing Is.
Bucklin 10, Finney s.
Supervisor: Jackson AZ, McFaddin
35.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. 8, Ell Centre

Republican: Sample 80, Swing 80
Kline Sc, Talbert "a.
Anderson 10, Bueklin 38, Davis 6
Finney Is. t.,
Supervisor: Austin %, Bowles l3
Smith "a. ,9
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Maitland Precinct

Republican,: Sample 3, Swing al.
Kline IS, Talbert SO.
Anderson 8, Bucklin ., Davis -
Finney 81.
Democratic: Kettner D, SWING ".
Bucklin 4, Finney 80.
Supervisor: Brown o., EdWards
81. Whitlock Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Brawlev No. Q Precinct

brdWIey NU. z IIeCuICV
Republican: Sample 6, Swing 46.
Kline 81, Talert 81.
Anderson "a, Bucklin g. Davis Z,
Finney 81.
Democratic: Kettner 3, Swing 6.
Bucklin 4, Finney 0. .s.
Supervisor: Jackson 81, MeFad-
din 16.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

An orchardist at Terra Bella, Tu-
lare county, sold 40 tons OF Lowell
peaches for $40 ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

Fire destroyed the Hunt Hatch
compapy's fruit packing house at
Lindsay, Tulare county.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

Precinct No. 8, Calexico
Republican: Sample 16, Swing
81.
Kline 13, Talbert 10.
Anderson IS, Bucklih 4, Davis 16,
Finney 4.
Democratic: Kettner 8, Swing 9.
Bucklin 6, Finney 6, Anderson l..
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Voters Repudiate
POwer-Candidate
For Congress Seat
Continued from page i
Precinct No 1 CaIev;co

Precinct No. /, Calexico
Republican:-Sample 33, Swing
IA.
Kline IS, Talbert 9.
Anderson ., Bucklin g.. Davis %,
Finney 13.
Demoeratic:-Kettner /, Swing 5.
Bucklin l, Finney 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Geo. M. Austin
Precinct No. 5, Ell Centre

Republican: Sample "a, Swing 40.
Kline %, Talbert IS.
Anderson 8, Bucklin 10, Davis 80,
Finney %.
Democratic: Kettner 2, Swing 80.
Supervisor: Austin IS, 5 Bowles
20, Smith o..
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Holtville No. 2 Precinct

Republican: Sample /, Swing 33.
Democratic: Kettner 3, Swing 80.
Supervisor: Austin 80, Bowles 2,
20, Whitlock 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Calipatria No. 2 Precinct

Republican: Sample l3, Swing 2l
Kline 16. Talbert II.
Anderson 8, Bucklin 6, Davis 6
Finney To-.
Democratic: Bucklin 3, Finney Z
Supervisor: Jackson 43, Mcfad
din ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

-. Precinct No. 5, Calexico -. -
Republican: Sample &c, Swing
90.
Kline %, Talbert 90.
Anderson 9, Bucklln s, Davis "A,
Finney 10.
Democratic: Kettner 10, Swing 3.
Bucklin 10, Finney 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

finney 90.
Democratic; Kettner 4, Swing II.
Bucklin l3, Finney 9.
Supervisor: Jackson 81, McFad-
din S2. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. 3, Imperial

Republican: Sample >16, Swing AZ.
Kline %, Talbert 10.
Anderson H., Bucklin 10, Davis
l6, Finney 10.
Democratic: Kettner 5, Swing %.
Bucklin s, Finney 13.
Supervisor: Adams 81, Edgar 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Dogwood Precinct

Republican: Sample 9, Swing 43.
Kline %, Talbert 8.
Anderson 5, Bucklin is, Davis 8
Finncy 80.
Democratic: Kettner 3, Swing II
Buckliu 5, Finnev 6.
Supervisor: Austin 80, Bowles Ia
Smith 1D.
Tamarack Precinct
Republican: Sample l, Swing 50
Kline II, Talbert 10.
Anderson 1G, Bucklin 9, Davis 2
Finney 81.
Democratic: Kettner s, Swing II
Buckiin IL, Finney 5.
Supervisor: Adams Al, Edgar 50
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

Republican: Sample 25, Swing Il
Kline II, Talbert 81.
Anderson {, Bucklin 8, Davis %,
Finney s.
Democratic: Kettner s, Swing 2.
Bueklin 5, Finney 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

District Board Meets-A meeting
Of the members of the board Of the
Imperial Valley Irrigation District
viii be held this afternoon in their
offices, for the purpose of thresh-
ing out some of their routine busi-
ness.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

Go where the crowd goes every
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights. The New Valley Open Air
Dance Pavilion at Heber. l7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

Appetising Special Noon Day
Lunch at Liberty Cafe for 40c.
Music while .you eat. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Tamarack Precinct
MeGuuite Precinct

Republican: Sample II, Swing 43.
Kline 20, Talbert IS.
Anderson 13, Bucklim 12, Davis 10
r'inncY 16.
Democratic: Kettner 3, Swing 10.
Bucklin s, Finney II.
Supervisor: Adams %, Edgar 36.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Brawley No. 8 Precinct

Republican: Sample Is, Swing So.
Kline 26, Talbert 90.
Anderson 43. Bueklin IS, Davis
3, Finney 8.
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing 10.
Bucklin l3, Finney 8.
Supervisor: Jackson 76, McFad-
lin 43.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. 2. Calexico

Precinct No. 2, Calexico
Republican:-Sample IS, Swing
l6.
Kline II, Talbert Is.
Anderson 6, Bucklin ., Davis. Il,
Finney s.
Democratic: Kettner 5, Swing 10,
Bucklin 8, Finney 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Alder Precinct

Republican: Sample 10, Swing 81,
Kline II, Talbert 20.
Anderson 2, Bueklin 6, Davis II,
Finney 16.
Democratic: Kettner o, Swing s.
Non Part. Swing ..
Buekhn !, Finney 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Runge Meets Old Friend {

huIge MeeLs UIu frIeHu- q.
w. Luce, freight and traffic man
ager of the Southern Pacific with
offices at San Francisco, passed
the valley this afternoon, on his
way TO resume his official duties
in that city.
Mr.. Runge, freight and passenger
agent of FL Centre, made a special
trip this afternoon to Calexieo, to
renew his long standing friendship
with Mr.. Luce.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Mt Signal Precinct

Republican: Sample 70, Swing 10.
Kline Z, Talbert 10.
Anderson ., Bucklin l, Davis y,
Finney u.
Democratic: Kettner ., Swing I.
Bueklin 8, Finney 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Sunset Precinct

Republican: Sample l., Swing So
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. 8, FL Centre

Republican: Sample 4, Swing %,
Kline 20, Talbert 8.
Anderson A, Bucklin IL, Davis 5,
Finney 13.
Democratic. Kettner O, Swing 10.
Bucklin 10, Finney 5.
Supervisor: Austin 20, Bowles 8,
Smith 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Verde Precinct

Republican: Sample ., Swing p.
Kline Z, Talbert Is.
Anderson 3, Bucklin 0. Davis l.
Finney is. -
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing II.
Bucklin ., Finney Z.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Andrade Precinct

Republican: Sample 0, Swing 4.
Kline 3, 'ralbert /.
Anderson 3, Bucklin 0, DAVIS l.
Finney /.
Democratic: Kettner 0, Swing =
Non Part. Swing /.
Bucklin /, Finney 3.
Supervisor: Brown l, Edwards ~
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

Meals. at Steve's.. taste better.
That . why we re always busy. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct NO. 4, Eli Centro

Republican: Sample 6, Swing 33
Kline Is, 'Talbert IA.
Anderson 8, Bueklin II, Davis Z
Einney IA. -
Observation-Disclosures 6, Swing is.
-.-RHeklia--5la. -Eianex--G.s@.---.......-.---.
Supervisor: Austin IA, Bowles 81,
Smith 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
prec;nct No. Q, FL Centre

Republican: Sample 3, Swing 20.
Kline 18, Talbert 5.
Anderson 4, Bucklin z, Davis 1o,
Finney 6.
Democratic: Kettner ], Swing 29.
Bucklin 13, Finney 16.
Supervisor: Austin 19, Bowles %,
Smith 25.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
prec;nct No. /. FL Centro

PTGCIlICC lNOs + III
Republican: Sample II, Swing
40.
Kline %, Talbert II.
Anderson 7, Bucklin q, DAVIS
10, Finney 9. CT 90
Democratic: Kettner >, Swing 2o.
Bucklin 20, Finney 13.
Supervisor: Austin q, Bowles 20
Smith 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

Democratic: Kettner 2, Swing 7
Bueklin 3, Finney 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Eatables- at rteve's are kept
fresh in big roomy Tefrigerating
plant. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
MT. Signal Precinct

Republican: Sample IT,, Swing 10
Kline z, Ta1bert 10.
Anderson 2, Bucklin !, Davis 8
y,----------
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

Rnjoy Your Meals Ia pleasant
surroundings at Liberty Cafe.
Strictly American. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Precinct No. 4, Brawley

Republican: Sample z, Swing "a.
Kline 81, Talbert II.
:. Anderson So; Bucklin II, Davis
|, Finney 90. y
Democratic: Kettner 4, Ewing 10
= Bncklin 6,gFinney z.
Supervisor: jackson 7b McFad-
lin %.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

Westmorland Precinct
Republican: Sample 2, Swing 72.
Kline SO, Talbert 20.
Anderson 81, Bucklin II, Davis 4,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Heber Precinct

Republican: 6, Swing q.
Kline IS, Talbert }.
Anderson 5, Bucklin ., Davis IL
Finney IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
COTTON MARKET

Spots 26.40.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27

For Quick Results bring youl
rentals to MIR. Foster, Real Estate
Exchange. GOA Main St. Phone 424
adl
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-27
Hanlon Precinct

Hanlon Precinct
Republican: Sample 1, Swing IL.
Kline 5, Talbert f..
Anderson 3, Bucklin 0, Davis l.
Finney 4.
Democratic Kettner 0, SWING .
Bucklin 6, Finney 4.
Supervisor: Brown 8, Edwards z.
Whitlock ].
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-03-27

"Outside of the counties bordering on the
lake, Wisconsin has an enforcement percentage
of at least 80 per cent" says Clark NJ Perry
prohibition director for Wisconsin.
We desire again to ask Mr.. Perry: t'Why this
discrimination? If eighty per cent efficiency
has been attained in the rest of the state in
the enforcement of the prohibition laws, why
is it not possible to get eighty per cent enforce
ment in Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee and Mani
towoc counties?
If the problem of enforcement is harder in
these counties it should prove an added chal-
lenge to the ability of the officials These men
want to attack a real problem in a real way
rather than attack little problem and base
their account of their stewardship on the way
they have succeeded. Most any one can take
candy from baby, but it takes real officer to
take moonshine from people who are hardened
in the traffic of it.
Kenosha and the other counties along the
lake We're the pioneers in the moonshine traf-
fic, and the place to get results in fighting any
evil is to hit it at the source.
Local officials in these counties especially
in Kenosha county-have shown a willingness
to be jealous in the enforcement of the law.
but they have had only half-hearted support
from the state and federal enforcement Off
Gals. We do not recall single real piece of
work done by the federal department in Keno
sha county. We do recall several sensational
raids made by members of the state force
Kenosha is entitled to eighty per cent en-
forcement the same as the rest of the state
Kenosha can probably get that kind of enforce
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-03-27

ment if the state, federal and local officials will
give the attention to the problem that it de-
mands.
Spasmodic raids will never clean up county
from the moonshiners. Continued and sys-
tematic enforcement of the law over period
of weeks will probably aid materially. The best
man in the department is none too good for
Kenosha and Racine counties. The most re-
sourceful Investigators of the federal and state
bodies can find in these counties something to
match their wits against
The booze business in these counties has been
well organized The Keep OFF, policies OF the
state and federal administration has made the
men interested in the furthering of this bust
mes bold There is a great field for some pro-
hibition experts to make a record.
Will Mr.. Perry kindly come right down into
these counties and attack this real problem and
make reputation for himself and his depart
ment? The Kenosha jail is being enlarged.
There is still plenty Of room in the federal
prisons and the filling up of these rooms by
sending men from Kenosha county is the sur
est way to make prohibition enforcement
eighty per cent instead of eight per cent eff
cient in these counties
These counties pay the bulk of the, taxes
paid in the state Of Wisconsin, both to the state
and the federal government and they should
not be overlooked or passed up in the important
matter of prohibition enforcement
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-03-27
Carb0nated Gas
Destroys Germs

Washington.-All of us, at least most
of US, are devotees of the Turkish tow
ell We revel in the tingling invigora-
tion which results from its vigorous
use after the morning tub None of
US, however, would consider, were it
physically possible, this. exhilirating
hygienic practice for interior applica-
tion. Yet it is just this sort of a mild
~ irritant internal treatment that will
put the pep in our digestive systems,
says DR.. Charles L. Jones of Mellon
Industrial Institute.
DR.. Jones is the research specialist at
Mellon Institute who recently an
nounced the discovery that carbonic
gas, the gas which puts the bubbles in
bottled carbonated beverages, also
known as SODA water, is just so much
poison to disease germs. AS though
this were not startling enough 70 those
who have been skeptical of the fzzy
beverages as other than pleasant re-
freshment, he now declares:
perhaps the most valuable physio-
logical effect Of carbonated beverages
is what Psychologists call their rubefa-
cient (reddening) effect. That is, the
carbonated beverage acts as a. mild ir-
ritant, doing for the lining of the
stomach what Turkish towel will do
for the chest"
And he further states, "The taking
of baking soda or soda-mint tablets
often produces relief from certain
kinds of digestive troubles. Admitting
that the important factor here is the
relief of acidity, the acid eff the stom.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-03-27
Your Health
0ne day friend approached Mr..

0ne day a friend approached Mr..
" Mann Of Anytown, and asked:
"What do you do with your feet p
81 walk on them" answered Mr..
Mann. -
Which, seemingly, was a perfectly
logical answer.
"Oh, like so many people, you don't
use your head when you use your
feet"
Which perplexed Mr.. Mann.
The moral of what the friend said
is this: Lack of attention to the feet
often causes irritability or headache
at the close of the day.
The feet should be bathed at least
once day and, if one stands on them
much, foot baths should be taken
twice day.
Don't soak them in hot water!
Tepid water should be used and a
rough towel is best in drying them.
Use. talcum powder afterward.
A good foot massage before going
to bed is recommended by many.
First battle them; then follow with
a brisk rubbing.
TREAT YOUR FEET AS WELL AS
THEY TREAT YOU.