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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-23

Breadon contained clause forbid
ding him from betting on horse races.
Branch Hickey. vice president and
former manager of the club, had OBJ
Jected to Hornsby's race betting.
Breadon today announced the res
isnation from the chamber of com
merce of himself. the. baseball club
and the Western Automobile Com
pany, of which he is president be-
cause of the "unwarranted interior
ence' of the president and secretary
of the chamber in asking Commits
sioner Lands to intervene in the
Breadon Hornsby controversy and
prevented the trade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-23
JEAN DUBUC WILL
COACH THE BROWN
UNIVERSITY CLUB

, Providence. Dec. 22.-[Pl-Jean
Dubuc. former major league pitcher
and present coach of the Rhode
Island Reds hockey team in the
American League, has been appoint
ed coach of the Brown University
baseball team, it was announced by.
Dir. Frederick w. Marvel. director
of athletics, yesterday. Dubuc, it
was stated. has signed three year
contract.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-23
BATH CENTRkLs
WHIP FnEEP0RT, 3a-16

Freeport, Me, Dec. 22.-The Centrals
of Bath defeated Freeport High "a to
is In game featured by the basket
shooting OF Wilson and Miller of the
visitors, this evening. The summary:
BATH CENTRAIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-23
DUTCH LEONARD
will talk AT
The PROPER Time

Fresno CAL, Dec. 22.-(P-when
sns proper time comes" Hubert B.
Auutch) Leonard. former Detroit
pscner. VIII make statement con-
s st,ag MS connection with the reve-
w;.b A Oh baseball scandan connected
tro,. same played between the De-
trh;s no Cleveland teams in 1918
sf ~. vas the statement here TODAY
psn. SeeA oS newspaper
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Eur 2 Stops Won
POrat in the EIGHTH

New York, Dec. 22.-tPi-Martln
Burke of New Orleans stopped Otto
Won Porat Of Norway. former Olym
pic heavyweight champion, in the
eighth round of 10 preliminary OF
the Person Maloney fight at Madi-
son Square Garden tonight. Burke.
conceding more than 10 pounds to
his foe. felled the European boxer
twice before Referee Haley inter
vened.
Preceding the Won Porat- Burke
fight, Harry Fay of Louisville. KY,
knocked out Mel French of East
Palestine. Ohio, in the third round
of six-round light heavyweight
match.
A knockout also terminated the
four round opener between New
York heavyweights. Dan McGovern
going to the canvas before right
hand smashes of George La Rocco,
after only two minutes of sparring.
PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-23


Jubilee Wimbledon
got under with Lacost title holder competing The
peranena the
to Illness Mrs cKane Godfree England beat senota
dAlVare Boor
1924 beat Howard knsey the final of
the while the doubles
Elizabeth Mary ladies doubtless
pions and MIR. and Mrs Godfree the mixed doubles
America
Hills Helen
few tournaments physically defend
Mola
September TO- successfully
Hills
bombsheI
of
sationa
already held
Previous
Caused
Vincent profes
New in
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IS 81 1884, z So 81 49, 81 81 81
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Cooyrshg. 30 b. NletIoPoIlian NsWsI'aa<T 'tl''1

The 1926 tennis year full of number of impor-
happenings. chronology the first and perhaps
also the outstanding event was the long looked for
ward to match between Suzanne Lenelen and Helen
Wills Miss Wills had gone to France early in the year
study !, incidentally, to play tennis and
February 49, Cannes, the "Match of the Cen ir;
took place, Mile. Lenelen winning, 6-3 So Remain
ing abroad compete in the French and English tour
naments, Miss Wills stricken with appendicitis on
the of another probable match with her continental
rival. The U. S. A, the mixed team matches with
France, while Henri Cochet the mems title. Mile
Leneen, the women's, and Vincent Richards and How
ard Kinsey, the doubles.
The scene shifts to England where the United
h,ek he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-23
ANNOUNCE GIRLS
HOOP Slate FOR
MADISON HIGH

Madison. Dec 22-The following
schedule has been announced for the
girls basketball team by the Madison
High school:
jan NO. New Portland at New
Portland.
14-Anson Acad. at No. Arson.
21-Oakland High at Madison.
2O-Oakland High at Oakland
Feb. 4-Skowhegan High at Show
hogan.
ll-'-No. New Portland at Madi-
son.
1S-Solon High at Madison.
25-Anson Acad. at Madison.
Mar Newport High at Newport.
l1-Skowhegan High at Madi-
son.
1S-Newport High at Madison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-23

West Point, N. Y, Dec. 22.-CP)-
Flashing fast and effective attack,
Dartmouth today vanquished the Army
in vigorously played basketball game
70 to Is. Captain Picken. Helm and
Heep starred for Dartmouth. AT half
time Dartmouth led IS to s. The Green
scored 10 field goals TO Army's SIX.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-23

PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL
AT Beaumont Tex: Los Angeles
Wildcats Sd: New York Yankees O.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Fog Repelled
By Buildings

san FRANCISCO. Sept. 12.-Do
tail buildings repel fogs? Meteoro-
logical experts are inclined to scott
at the possibility but since the
question was raised here recently a
group of constitutional engineers
have taken the affirmative side and
apparently have been Substantatcd
during the past two months.
= Government meteorological records
for July and August revealed de-
crease in the ever faithful fog banks
which roll in over the city daily, in
the past particularly 50 in those two
months. July and August this wear
were frccr of fogS than for years
previous, the records showed
The engineers claim that the tail
towers of concrete and steel affect
The air currents and that these cur
rents in turn materially change the
weather. They say that since the
telephone, Standard Oil, Matson,
Pacific Gas x Electric and Mark
Hopkins hotel structures shot sky
ward the fogs have been deflccted
from their course.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
RAILROAD COMMISSION
GRANTS CERTIFICATE
by United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Sept 13,-The
state railroad commission amnounc-
ed granting a certificate to the
Sierra and San Froncisca Power
company and the Pacific Gas and
Electric company, lessee, authoriz-
ing enlargement of the Spring Gap
Power plant of the former company
in the south fork of the Stanislaus
river at a cost of $l,S50,000. Con.
struction of new rock filled dam
four miles above Strawberry reser.
voirs, creating what will be known
as tho Big Dam reservoir is propos'
Ecd. The plant S output would be
increased to 55,000,000 kilowatt
hours a year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Courtesy Club
OF Berkeley To
Help Motorists
By nited Press Leased Wire

BERKELEY, Sept. l2.-Motorists
here can t fcign ignorance of traf-
flee regulations as result Of an
innovation by the Berkeley tour.
tesv club, auxiliary of the Traffic
Safety commission.
Motorists seeing others commit
ting an infraction Of traffic rules
sound their horns three times, this
rs caution to the unsuspecting
violators. If the warning is disle-
gnrded ii is taken up by other mot
orists, and usually proves effective,
according to the safety commission.
The system is part of code
adopted by the Courtesy Club in
which members are pledged to be
rs courteous and considerato of
other drivers and pedestrians as
though they were guests in our
homes
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Dunn Furnishes
Season. s Best
l.
Hunting Story

w. S. Dunn, Of Imperial, former
FL Contro resident, has furnished the
season 5 best hunting story. He
youchcs for its truth aud 50 do many
others who know the circumstances.
Dunn, according to the account,
was stalking wariIy over the heath,
or whatever it is. near Imperial in
search Of doves. He saw one, he
saw another, then he saw 50 many
that he hardly knew where to shoot.
He picked ont one particularly fine
specimen and fired. And when he
walked forward to pick up the prize
two fine duck, crashed at his feet.
The dove WAS killed, and in addi-
ton the two ducks had entered the
range Of fire Just in lime to be nick
ed, thus enabling Dunn to 90 the
old Idagc one better and Kill three
birds with one shot Being law
abiding citizen Dunn refused In
bring in the ducks rs the season does
not oncH until October Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
FL CentrO Women
Take Prizes At
Oakland Meeting

The national federation Of colored
women held its annual convention ar
Oakland California this wear, with
representatives from forty-t " 0
states, Autrali9 and Africa.
Matte G. KUvkcndalI, delegate
from the FL Centre district has Just
returned from the convention, and
states that California won the first
prize ON needle craft, FL Centre par
ticipating strongly in the individual
prizes Miss I<uykendall received a
bIur ribbon for one Of her needle
craft entries and a blu" and red rib
bon went to Francis w Eurlcigh,
also Of FL Centre.
The federation has 4 large mem
hcrship. is internationally organized
and publishes its own magazine,
. National Notes" in Kansas CITY.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Dizney Visiting Son.-H. T. biz
AMATEUR BICYCLE
RACES IN WEST
By United I'ress Leased Wire

SAN JOSE. Sept. 13.-Bicyele
road racing, most popular sport Of
France and Italy. will be introduced
in the west next Sunday with an
amateur road race from san Jose
to san Francisco.
\ hillv course, similar t. those
travcrscd in European road races
has been mapped hy way of La
Honda and lIalfmoon bay.
Professionals viii be barred from
the race, the purpose of which is to
develop California riders to com
pctc in the coming Olympic games
road race in Amsterdam. The race
is being promoted by the Ul'ionc
Sportjva Italiana of san Francisco
and is sanctioned by the Amateur
Birvclc league of America.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

learned Of her sisters arrest and
that she had been represented as the
: Miss y of the Mcpherson mys-
tory, demanded or Mrs. WiScman
that she tell the truth.
/ want to make Il clean brcas
If tie whole thing
Then in the presence Of ATTORNEYS
Hahn and WolIcy. Mrs. WiSeman
nado her affidavit.
She declared She WIS paid 5000
as "cXpcnse money by Mrs Me
Phcrson and Mrs. Kennedy and that
the balance was to be given her
after she had completed the iob
Of posing rs the sister Of Miss
\ and producing the latter for
i" Identification and vindicatiou
of the evangelist.
Mrs. WiSeman said She was ap-
preached in San Francisco by a man
named Martin and the idea of pos
ing as the sister of " Miss X - first
eiven her at that time, about July
30th.
Following preliminary negotia-
tions With this man Mrs WiSeman
sent = telegram to District Attorney
ASA KeYcs here. she said. asserting
her sister was the Miss X in tn
Carmel episode of the Mcpherson in
vestigation.
She then came to Los Angeles and
made the final arrangements with
Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Mcpherson,
the affidavit stated, receiving at
this time 800, and subsequently
S30A additional in expense money.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
It Isn't Raining
Rain to Rays!
Hy United Press Leased Wire

KELSO, Wash, sept. l2.-lIar-
nv Kavs and his wife, Seattle resi-
dents, insist that scientific scoffcrs
Notwithstanding, it really does rain
frogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kays reported that
while they were motoring along the
highway between Kelso and Van
couver, Wash, they encountered a
rain storm in which frogs came
down by the thousands. The frogs
struck their automobile with a plain
impact, the couple asserted, and the
road was blankcted with them.
Kays said he witnessed the pheno
menon once before in Pcnnsylvan,
ia
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
| Citations On
Traffic Charges
Drawn by Woman

Mrs. Jennie Hashman Of Fl Cen
tro drew four citations into police
court Saturday following an aiterca-
ton with Traffic Officer Van Bezel.
She was cited at Fourth and Main
for ignoring a boulevard stop, then
cited a few minutes later on Main
street for reckless driving and driv
ing % miles IN hour in the 20 mile
zone.
She was also ticketed for driving
without an operator license. She
deposited five dollars in police court
this morning on the failure TO stop
charge and will appear for hearing
before Police Judge HervcY tomor-
row on the other charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Babs0n Declares
Business Good
ny United Press Leased Wire

WELLESLEY, Mass, Sept. Is. =
business is good at present, consid-
rring he nation rs It whole, Roger
w. Bab~on, statistiyian told the 18TH
annual buincsS conference here.
y composite barometer Of All sec
tions now shows condition II per
cent above normal, according to
Babson..
''lt is true, = he added, "that
people are not making the profits
that they did and some lines in some
sections are suffering. but taking
tn" country a, whole. business is
very good at the present time.
BabSon said il would take years
to stop he main trend Of the upward
momentum Of h." country even
though thcrc would be- period, Of
dcprc>sion every few years.
America Has Brains
Amcric; not only has the re-
sources and the labor but il has the
brains, he courage and the faith
which make for real progress, he
continued, = Europe. on the Other
hand, is sill heading downward and
Will Proha5 = continue to decline for
Il long Pc. i.
Bason ~. Id aot be surprised to
see dir reeession in business =
even Il fa1i.-wi,hia nrXt two or
three yc:ats pat ~aeh he sud, would
be merely / aaporary,
The best eities in which II sell
gooos IA present were named by
Babson rs A-heyillc, y. G. Boston,
indianapolis, jackson, Miss; Little
Rock Ark; Los Angeles, Newport
News, Va; Oakfand, Orange, \. j.;
Healing. Pa; Rockford. Ill.,; Salem.
Ore; Sioux Falls, :. u. and Viii
hihgton, Del
The most prosperous industries. he
s:id, are packing, fertilizer, glass,
pottery. chemical, foundry and
machine shop products, iron aud
>tceI, electrical machinery and pc
trolcum refining.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Expense Accounts Filed.-Thirtv-

-four candidates in tie recent pri-
mary election have i,.5d @sr"nsc ac-
counts at the office Of Cal Nous
seau, county clerk, in accordance
with the state law. Approximately
30 candidates are expected to file
accounts within the next two days.
The time limit for filing expires
McdnesaaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
.egional Conference At Berdoo.-

..cgional conference Of the south
counties farm bureau fedora.
h will be held September ls 1T
Bernardluo. Miss Orpha \.
Her, Imperial County home dem
.tration agent. and Mrs. George
PIX. county chairman Of the farm
nc department, and possibly some
he center Officers viii attend th"
ference.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Return With Fish.-Ycllowta

Return With Flsh.-4 eIl0WfaiI
dinners will be the order Of the
evening for numerous FL ccntro
families tonight rs the result of It
fishing trip by eight local men over
the week end. The men who
brought back i prize catch of vel
lowtaii last night from '.Bill :
Barge, near La Jola were w. j.
Clements, Frank Weir, Edgar Her
vev, Elton Christian. Emory Girard.
S. G. sorenson, Calipatria and
Frank Armstrong. They brought
back nine large yelloWtail.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

onilty this morning before Superior
Judge Franklin Cole /" charges Of
robbIng the Frank Taylor store in
l1oltvillc recently. He will be
sentenced Friday. Valdez entered
,the store At night, stole numerous
ARTICLES of clothing, then came to El
, Centre. He was arrested the next
morning as he was passing through
lioltVille, cnroutc east.
When Visiting Los Angeles drop
, in to eat at "Steve 81 1929 West
Seventh. A real valley welcome
from valley folks. Adequate park
ing space. adv
Wiring Causes Fire. - Defective
wiring caused a small fire at the
city Limits cafe on Imperial avenue
this morning but the blaze was cX-
tinguishcd by employees before tn"
fire department arrived. There was
10 damage.
Ruth Teeple Reio school Of mus,
ic. A thorough foundation in the
fundamentals Of Piano Playing.
Playing at sight is emphasized.
Private lessons only. 523 Holt Ave.
Telephone 80. adv
Three Plead Guilty. Lentzing
cr, NJ. Brady, aud VI. s. Taylor
pleaded guilty in police court this
morning to charges Of drunkenness
and were each fined so by Police
Judge ieryey If tn" fines are not
paid each viii be compelled TO serve
T. DAYS in the county .jlil.
-. MANY Of the Things YOU have
been wanting for your home are
now on sale at tie !. V. Hardware
90. adv
Legion Meets Tonight. = The
Borcc Atrn post of tn" American
Legion will hold II meeting tonight
AT which n commander will be elect
ed for the coming year. Col. II. l..
Phillips, who was forced to resign
early this summer on account of Ill
ness is his family Will probably b"
asked to accept another term. The
meeting VIII bc held in the legion
club rooms at the court house aud
will start at : o clock.
Repair Your Buildings now be-
fore the fall rush, phone Valley
Lumber Co., 241, for reliable car.
penters.-Adv. 2btt
Dizney Visiting Son,-II. 7. biz
pcv. pca"c officer in Imperial Valley
towns for a number of years, and
now resident Of Medford, Ore, is
visiting with his son, Moten Dlzney,
Of Imperial, later serving on the
force at Calcxico. For number OF
wears he served as deputy under for
.... ,5l,..;Ff t'barlaS ApulpSf /
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

cases, and "Thc Bacterial Flora Of
tn" Normal Cow $ Fddcr.' -
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
lfaction specialist. Davis Bldg.
Evenings by appointment. Phone
8W. adv
Date Growers Tour Arranged. =
Frank BcysrhIag, as STA. arm ad-
VISOR, is visiting date gardens in this
VlclnltE todaY preparatory TO n
tour, by date growers and others in
tcroStcd, Of the Imperial County
gardens, next Friday. The object
of the tour is to study-thc varieties
grown and the methods Of harycst-
IN" and processing.
Purity Dairy speciaIizcq in milk
for babies. Phone 907Rj. If
Home Coming time Is home fur
n>hing time At the |. '. Hardware
20. adv
I. V. Academy of Music elmer
\. Todd Director. Piano, Pipe Or
gan. Voice Dramatic Art, Compost
ton. Tie building and equipment,
pronounced by visiting artists un-
surpassed anywhere, is the result of
II years conscientious work in the
valley, re.investcd in and for the
valley. Our ultimate aim is TO de-
yclop conservatory Of which all
may be justly proud. To this end
we welcome the return Of old friends
and invite cooperation and patron
age Of new ones. Pupils now enroll
ing. Go Olive. Phone 1861 and
46GW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
lew Bulletins Displayed.

New Bulletins Displayed. - \
.up of bulletins Of interest 10
1ncr> are on display in the farm
isor> office IN the county court
lse. They ncla-' studIes en-
led "Tomato Wilt lnyestiga-
n, - stored Grain Pests, -
business Methods Of Marketing
v. " Information Concerning
of Water and Wa
Analysis, '-;Twcet Potato DIS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

sut. Teeple Reid school Of mus.
A limited enrolment means more
.ividual instruction for Yonr
Id. Studio 523 Holt. Phone 80.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
For Sale Cr ~ent--rianos De-
bzler Rey nol3s Furniture Co. 6tf

DR.. r. E. Cunningham, Ostcopathic
Physician, 532 Main ST. Office open
Through July ard August. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

We Are Prepared to take care of
Your trade, anything in the way of
fat hens and frycrs. Give us trial.
NJ. f. Todd, l0s2 Woodward Ave.
Phone qGG. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
Strobels Parents of Boy-Mr.

Stro5els Parents Of Boy-Nr.
and Mrs J. :. ,Strobcl are the par
cnts Of u boy born this morning ut
TurIock. Mother and son are doing
nicely. The Strohcl family expect
to return 10 FL Centre about De
ccmbc 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
You'd Be Surprised how fast vol

You'd Be Surprised how fast YOU
can fill book with Red Star
Stamps if YOU confine your pnr-
chases 10 the following dealers:
Zurcher Bros. Public Market, meats
and groceries; Narucv Bros. \ CO.,
department. store; Du Sold Service
Station. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

)r. Harry Findley, specialist In
leases OF eve. ear nose and
.oat. 3o.3i Davis Bldg. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
1ettie Early Van Hoesen,

1ettie Early Van Hoesen, So
no, Church an. ronccrr Soloist,
,matic Reader. late Of IIinshaw
iscrvatory anI Ectlila E;rnnh
lool of Expression faculties, Chi
o. come to Fl 'eatro rs h"Jd Of
&C and Expression Branches to
Academy Of Musie, winch Is
: open - enr9I!lhent. 60 DliNe.
l,lc4 1861 and l66W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

If you can keep smiling long
enough before long YOU III have
enough to keep smiling about.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
?or a Real Lemonade or Orange
at Paul's, Union Stages De-
aAv

Wanted students who wish to
srk for their room and board
ile attending business college.
reial enrolment days August 30,
,tember G. aud -. Address Riv-
hdc Business College, Riverside,
ifornia. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

O'd Time Camp Meeting al Holt
Vile, beginning sept. 10Th in Grove
Park Auto tamn, under big arhor,
East Fifth -. Several preachers and
singers viii bc present. Full gospel
messages. ""N
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Mrs. Marie jenkins will return
from her vacation sept. 10Th. at
which time her music studio Will
open for enrolment Of students for
the fall term. aaf
Valdez Pleads Guilty. - Ernest
valdez. of Douglas, AriI. pleaded
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Afflerbaugh has what yon want.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

.uth Teeple Reid school Of mus.
Little children and Old begin
Is given very special attention.
Holt Ave. Phone @36. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Repair Your Buildings now be-
fore the fall rush, phone Valley
Lumber Co, 241, for reliable car.
nenters 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Hayfields Return. and Mrs.
8MaVficId have returned from Il
k S motoring trip to san Diego.
lie Rock City, Los Angeles and
Ter coast cities. Justice May
d resumed duties in Justice court
lc this morning. During his
s"ncc Justice Mcdonald Of Holt.
.e presided.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
For Houses see AffI"rbaugh. ad

Many Of the Things YOU have
been wanting for your home are
now on sale at tie ]. V. Hardware
90. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
CLAIMS SHE
WAS PAID BY
EVANGELIST

(Contiue1 from page y
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

stimates on Painting your house
lly furnished by Valley Lumber
phonc 24l.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Zee DelozIer Reynolds for best
res on your used furniture. 6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Ruth Teeple Relo school Of mus
ic. a thorough foundation in the
fundamentals Of Piano Playing.
Playing at sight is emphasized.
Private lessons only. 523 Holt Ave.
Telephone 90 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Wiring Causes Fire. = Defective
wiring caused small fire at the
city Limits cafe on Imperial avenue
this morning but the blaze was cX-
tinglIishcd by employees before the
fire department arrived. There was
10 damage.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-13

Purity Dairy speciaIizes in milk
for babies. Phone 907Rj. ltf
The Tomahawk., 1926-09-30

."How far, TO-. Hopsville, do. you
known Eyes, sir; three hot-dog
stands and q filling station"