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Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
STREET CARS
IN FAVOR OF BUSES

LOGAN, Utah, oct. Logan
has decided 10 abandon rs street
car lines aud adopt motor buses. II
is thr fig&t ttah city Of the first
class to adopt the system Of rub
Lcrtircd public conveyance.
tn order issued hv Logan pub.
lie utilities commission provides for
elimination Of the street car scrv-
ice opcrattcl by the I'tah-Idaho
Central railroad aud thar permits
sion BE- granted the -au. company
for motor bias Transportation
H. lIartWig. Esparto, Y"lp coun.
ty recently killed - rattlcsuak" with
% ratt.os and . hatton.
The first rirc to hc >ta.cI in 90.
II 81 county this wear was Ii DAYS
earlier than l. was last wear.
lIc who hcsitatcs 4ets bastled o9t
- traffic cop.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
MEWS7zBtRLEFS v! 3
From City and County

at the Norway Rooms, 52O Broadway
avcnuc, carly this morning and stole
Il coat, wallet, and Elks card ac.
cordlhg 10 Il report to police.
DR.. Amy Lyons, Osteopath, 704
So. Fifth ST. Phone IA. adv
The Olga Steeb method which is
producing such marvellous results is
being &introduccd into the entire
piano department Of tn" Academy
of Music through Miss Alice Kaye,
one Of Miss Stccb ) leading cX.
pon"ntS. adv
Stork Ahead of Reaper. Births
outnumbcrcd deaths by L. in th"
FL tcntro district during September,
according 10 figures complied today
by City Clerk Ncalc. During the
month there were l6 deaths aud 90
births in the city and the rural
section nearby which makes up the
IL Centre district.
: Voices Tested Free. Lettie Farley.
Van Hocsen, soprano late of Hin.
shaw Conservatory and Lctitia Bar
mum School of Expression, Chicago,
will be pleased 10 meet any desiring
consultation or advice regarding
their voices, Mt her studio in the
Academy OF Music. She specializes
in dietion and the speaking voice.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
County Aids Humane Society.

County supervisors this morning an-
thorized payment of 500 4 month
for three months into n fund TO be
used by the county humane society.
The payments were authorized at the
request Of Charles Pitzcr. recently
appointed rs president OF the ha.
Ii u1ln sncint L
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
Miss Fleming Enjoying Work.

According 10 letters received here,
Miss Margaret Fleming, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming,
who WAS graduated from Pomona
college last year, is cnjoving her
work very much. Miss Fleming is
t"aching at the Marlborough school
N Los Angeles. where She Is II
charge Of the ehcmisstry depart
nlent, including both the classes and
work. ~ -,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
Returns from Prison Dep

sheriff Tom Condron retarned this
morning from San Quentin where IA"
left Alfred Bardcttc. coIored youth
Who was recently sentenced to sarve
rom one 70 10 years in III" p"ni
tcntiarv on charges Of escaping
IrnIn lnll
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
Nine. Katharine Ward Kupelian

4. T. c. ~, in her method Of
teaching demonstrates correct tone
placing, the foundation Of all good
ringing. Studio at 5l2 Olive.
Phone 800. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

Placer county has this year broli.
ca all previous records for carload
of fruits.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

We Are Prepared to take care Of
your trade, anything in the way Of
fat hens and frycra Give us 4 trial.
VI. r. Todd, l082 Woodward Ave.
Phone 96G. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
Nutrition Expert Here Miss

llilda Faust, nutrition specialist Of
The extension strl ice, arrived in the.
city yesterday and is spending TO.
daH conducting It project leaders
school at the high school.
The course which She is giving COY
corrective diets and is being in
troduced here before any oihee
county Of the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

Or. A. B. Hanson. Dentist. Ex-
t-action specialist. Davis Bklg.
Jennings by appointment. Phone
oW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

Mrs. Bryan viii take appoint
mcnts at Davis Beauty Shop, be
ginning Wednesday morning. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

Hazel n. Baker, teacher nf pia-
no. Systematic training I'm Artistic
Piano Playing Individual instrac-
tion, classes. \ finn basis f"r future
success. GGj Hell. Phone 22hW. adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

DR.. Harry Findley. specialist In
diseases OF eve. car nose and
Throat. 323l Dawes Bldg. Phone
S2. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
Library Needs Maoasines.

library NeeUS MaVaHlNtS.- II =
|AgHcs i"rri-, rtty librarian. uu.
nnunccs that old mqgazirc- for the
free dis'rihuiinu tahic would be an
prcciat"d as the preseat surrly IS
getting low. Anvonc having q
copy Of Srrihn"r~ inaga 4inc 70
Angus; of this wear which th"y d.
not wish 10 keep viii do the library
n favor hy contributing the Issue,
* it - needed T. comlLctr con
|tinued story. t,y !
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

Williams Music Studio. Violin
and band instruments. Students
trained for orchestra and solo work.
Advanced and beginners. Special
system for beginners. Advice Civ
ZEN as to choice of instruments.
Horace Williams, $40 Main St
Phone 657. adv
More Movies Tonight Co
ing South,' and = Fishing Stencs
in the Gulf Of Mcxico%'' arc the.
ItHlcS of the two reels Of moving
nc cturcs which will be shown ~ ,Dt.-
~. r. Robin>on at the First Baptist
:, mHrch tonight. MI southern pco-
lpIc will enjoy tn" pictures Of the
Southland and any nimrod will b"
I"nthnSiastic about 'tSnappers oflh"
Iehlf which arr 10 be shown, The
general publicgis cotdidly invited
10 attend this service, which will
b" The last of thc group conducted
by DR.. Robinson.
Dr. T.. z. Cunningham, Octeopathc
Ifh"sician. j%2 MIA st rharN IA
oppoint cent. "A = gad9
Houses, $1,000 up. AffIerbaugll.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

houses, IKE rent. Afflcrbausl.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

Rooming House Robber.--A burg
~ entered the rooms of Il lodger
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05

Houses, $1,000 up. AffIerbaugh.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-05
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
Chaplins Wanted
Girl This Time

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 31,-Doth
Iita and Charlie Chaplin had hoped
for a girl.
"But they ar" very happy, never
,hclcss, " said studio attaches.
The baby was born at the home
of Mrs. Chaplin S mother Mrs. Lii
liam Sp;ccr.
The youg mother has been living
at the Spiccr home the past three
months
She announced about two months
ayo. in nm exclusive interview with
the United Press, that she expected
a second baby carly in April
1--WE are hoping for a g,rl,' she
said at that time.
But if il is another boy, we Will
not be- disappointed.
Scores of tr.cgrans poured in.n
the Charlie Ctaplm home today con
.ratu,at,ng thv film comedian aut
lbs e.rllsh wife ON the arrival OF
!he:r second baby boy.
The coa2fl'ulatory messages
rdm, from a.I sections of the conn-
tlv. rdicatis- Charlie S tremendous
f..n following. AMI he pub!ic's in
tcrcst in his f nifty affairs.
The !ittlr mother, known nt film
circles rs liza tray, not yet Is
wears old, was dong cNce,rn;ly
today, attendants rcportc"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
ADVERTISEMENT
Fl Centre, California

Sealed proposals will be received
w the Board Of Directors of I'm,
0erial Irrigation District at its of
flee in the Masonic Building in the
Civ Of e. Centre. California, State
of California, until 1000 O'Clock
A. NJ. on the morning of the 9th
1av of April. 1926, and thereupon
opened for the construction of the
nronosed drainage works of said
District.
The grade, alignment. and guam
titles are as shown in detail in the
plans and specifications, and the
respective location of the bitches is
noted on the map accompanying
said plans and specifications.
Said work shall be completed on
or before the goth day of Septem
her 1926.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office Of the Board of
Directors in the Masonic Building.
in the CITY of Fl Centre. State Of
California. and at the office of the
General Superintendent of said I'm.
perial Irrigation District in the
CITY of Imperial State of Califor-
MIA N which plans and specifica-
'ions reference is hereby made for
move detailed description of the
work to he done.
Any bidder to whom the contract
han he awarded shall within ten
Aavs after the acceptance of his
hid make. everu'c.. and deliver TO
.he Board of Directors written
rontract in form satisfactory to the
poard for the performance of said
cork within the time and in the
manner stated in said notice. plans
and specifications. and also furnish
- an acceptable bond in the sum OF
'5 pnr cent. Of the total contract
orice based on the Districts esti-
nate Of the amount Of work TO be
lone for the faithful performance
= sold contract. and also furnish
an additional bond in the sum of
50 per cent. of the total contract
price. based on the Districts esti-
mate Of the amount OF work be
done. as guaranty that the con-
Of all persons performing labor
: upon or furnishing material to be
used in such work.
! Each bid shall be accompanied
by certified check for ten per
cent of the amount bid, made pay
able to the Treasurer of the Dis
trict, and to be forfeited to said
District should bidder fail for ten
davs after the acceptance Of his
mid 70 entor into said contract with
the said District and furnish the re.
duired bonds.
The Board of Directors reserves
iho right TO reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board of Dirac
iorgs ~
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION 5000
i f1 DISTRICT. JE
+. VI. McIver, Secretary. 17t17
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
Lewis Opens His
Cadillac Agency

Once more the name of W. H..
Lewis appears on the windows of an
automobile salesrOom on state
street, Bill Lewis having opened his
new Cadillac agency at GO9 state
street, just west of Sixth street
Until nearly two verrS aga Lewis
conducted an automobile agency or
State street in the building whcl"
che Nash agency is now. At tha,
'imr Lewis was one Of the most
successful dealers in the valley.
Later he disposed of his business in
llr valley.
Several weeks ago he rrtarnc.'
here as agent for the Cadillac and
iEmediatclr sought 4 location on
his old faNoritr- state street. The
rev location provides plenty Of
room for a saIesroom and service
hop. Victor Bcrctta, an eXpcricnc.
I'd Cadillac mechanic wa be in
charge Cf the service shop.
Cadillac owners in need Of scrv
,ce or repairs are urged to avail
themselves of Bcrctta y worh aHd
Ire assured complete satisfaction.
Local automobile dealers have
welcomed the return Of Bill Lewis
the field here as he has always
cen q favoritc with the boys -
he public is invited to call and IL,
pcct the new home Of the Cadillac
ear.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
Cattle Market

,attle-S00. followers 400: steers
arv numerous, early sa,es 10 to Il
.ower than Tuesday or showing big
decline for week. Seven loads
leXas fed steers $3.50, we common
inds $40. bulk still unso,d; cows,
carcp. fully steady, load 63s-lb.
eiters $7.35, buk COWS $6.1jM5.90,
ommon down to $3.50; Gamers and
Itters $2.75M4.00; bologna bulls
..500 $50, beef 500.
Calves--l00; few sales show de-
ines around $500 from recent high
me. Few milk vealers $lC.00M
1900; common and weighty calves
.0JM9OO.
Hogs-900; bulk Of run just ar
ived, nothing sold early Top
uesday $500, bulk $l4.7jM1j.GO;
'acking sows $1,000 100.
Sheep None. Deck good 70-lb.
ar.ng lambs Tuesday $l2.95; com
mon to choice ewes quoted $1,000
500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
BOY SCOUTS HAVE
CEREMONIES AND
PLAYLET AT ELKS
First and Second Glass
Rank Bestowed Upon
Ten Candidates.

George Connor, Troop 25, and
Davis Wynn, Troop II, attained the
rank of star scouts Mt the Boy
Scout Court Of Honor at the Elks
Hall last night Harvey r. Cheese
man, visiting executive from Yer
dugo Hills council, Glendale, made
the awards in the presence of a
large number of SCOUTS who attend
ed the court. First and second class
rank was bestowed upon ten candi-
dates, and a number Of merit bad
geS We're awarded.
The principal program feature Of
the evening was an original playlet
presented by scouts of Troop !. I'M
terprcting each of the twelve scout
laws i'm their own way.
Dir. Norman Z. Dupont, president
of the Court of Honor. had charge
of the meeting. Judge Franklin J.
Cole presented the second class
badges, W. Il. Carey, the first class,
and l.. Il. Phillcy, the merit
badges.
ct' i'aSitIS ilNH'IAN WIZ / - -
Dillon, Ralph Reynolds and Earl
Bodinc.
Awards made were rs follows:
Second class-Troop Il, Walter
Welch; Troop 2l, Max Affler-
hangh, Howard Royce. Junior Me-
Nptt; Troop :, Jack Kennedy.
First class: Troop Il. Jerome
lee Charles McIver; Troop p,
H'ivor Royce. Arnold Mattson, Jun
or Rice.
Merit badges: Troop ., John
N'cho1s photography; Kenneth
@'--~.:@ first aid and carpentry;
T~non :. Gene Schreener, scholar
IN Albert Weber. electricity.
- 1ons4op. civieS: Troop II.
pao4v safotv first fire
>z,,-hio nrd first aid; Davis
Wvnne. firemanship, first aid and
- saving.
n~ooo 9-Starling Worrl irgton,
-'r,~,ing and craftsmanship:
-'roon o1 Albert Blunt, cvc'n1'
~~oon 2j Dale Sharp. ci,ics; Rov
''oo'e f'rst aid public health and
h'~e4 ail to animals: Earl Poo'e.
-'-1o-srin and public health.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
-.OTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
~ the Superior Court Of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Los Angeles

In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Eliza a. Lieb-
.on, incompetent.
Notice is hereby given that fhe
undersigned, j. w. Toms, guardian
Of the estate of Eliza A. Lehman.
n .ompe,cnt, will sell at private
sale to the highest and best bidder,
subject to confirmation by said Sup
crior Court on or after the 10Th
day of April, 1926, at Gil Story
Building, all the right, title and in
tcrcst Of said incompetent in and
10 that certain rcal property situa-
ted in the County of Imperial,
State Of California, described as
oilows, to-wit:
The east one-half of Tract
80, Township Is South, Range
II East S. Il. 81 NJ.
Terms: Cash upon confirmation
IF sale.
Bids or offers must be III writ
ing and will be received at the Of
flee of II. +. Gleason, GIL story
Building. Los Angeles, California,
at any time after the first publica-
tion hereof and before date of sale,
Dated this 10Th day of March,
1926.
j. w. TOMS.
Guardian of the estate of Eliza A.
Liebman, incompetent.
II. Il. Gleason, Gil Story Bldg, At.
torney. M 81 a
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
PERSONALS


Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dcno have
motored to Los Angeles ON a bust
ness trip.
Eddie House, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. House. who has becu spending
a few days of his Easter vacation ut
home, left yesterday for Los Ange-
les to continue his training for the
L. S. C.+Stauford track meet. He
was accompanied by a class mate,
Donald Bgrch of Boulder. Colorado,
who was a guest at the Houses
Miss Ethel Simpson of South Pa
sadena is here visiting Miss Agnes
Smith, one Of the teachers at the
Wilson school. The two young wo-
men are from Ohio, both being in
California fer the first time this
winter.
b. t. Gruwcll, Superintcndent of
schools at Holtyille. was an I'll
Centre visitor today.
Miss Naomi Stutzmau. field rep
rescntative of the Red Cross. is cX-
pected in the city from the east to
daV.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
Scott Announces
His Candidac,

J. G. Scott of Calcxico is the Fir
candidate for office to announce h.
intention to run. He seeks the {
flee Of county clerk. He has bt A..
II prominent figure in business
tratcrnal affairs Of he valley sil
1907 aud has been asked by
host of friends to rum for the Off
q county clerk.
Nh. Scott has always been
loval booster Of Imperial Valley an
has taken IN active part in all {"
tcrpriars that were tor cammun''
hcttcrmcn'.
IF elected, M. scott pledges b
viii conduct the Office of count
clerk wit deficiency, economy ~
courtesy. with the accent on th
courtesy, and asks the support
tie taxpayers at the coming el''
tiuns.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
Leaky Car Gets
Joe Into Jail

Jose Medina had the misfortune
Q bump his ear into another one in
he business section Of The civ W.
'rday and tha; was on.y tine be
nning of considerable trouble f
'csc.
When officer Vivian :Ivts;iglts3
he collision, lie noticed that Med
as cargo had apparently Snraos
'oak. Tic officer took 70 /, y"
he rear of the ear and found what
ad been gallon of moonshine Ii
Jor slowly trickling to the ground.
he collision mad broken the bottle
Cntaining the liquor.
Vivian managed 20 save rHough
liquor to present as evidence against
Medina in the police court this
morning. Judge Whitelaw imrosc /
l fine of $3.50 aud when Medina
was unable to pay the caurt ordct-
that hc be assigned to the eh&'a
Gang fer l95 days.
At the time Of his arrest Medina
Omitted that he made tic liquor
'imsclf. The city police Notified
le sherifr's Office and Medina a
till was locatcd several miles
rcst of this ,-v. Hh,n Lc e. ,
through serving his - @avs on the
hahn gang hc viii = tHsa,l eye
tho slcr;ff's effice for r"esecu-
ion on a charge of maHntacturmI :
i,uor, 50 that it looks Ike a busy
1muc. FOR dose.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
EASTSIDE NEWS

The citizens Of the East Side are
lTking elaborate preparations for
c observance Of the Eastertidc.
he day will begin with a commun-
Y service which will begin at $50
IN. The following program will
rendered:
Chorus, jubilee song, "Hc Rose
,cm the Dead;' scripture lesson,
:ev. Roper, \. NJ. F.. church; solo,
The Crucifizon,' (SpirituaD, Mr..
iraham; Invocation, Rev, Drew;
luct, Love Divinc,' (Stainer), ,
Mesdames Hubert and McGregor;
address, James McGregor, Los An
seics; chorus, negro spiritual, Ev-
cry Time | Feel the Spirit;' ser
lonette, Rev. McClcndon, \. NJ. Il.
church; cantata, "The Rcsurrce
-on,' (Manney), high school chor-
us; benediction, Rev. Turner, evan
gelist.
he Second Baptist Sunday school
vii. have its childrcn's exercises at
a. III. The \. NJ. +. Sunday school
3 p. m. and the c. NJ. f. Sunday
school at 7:30 p. IN. The young pco-
,.c o4 the Second Baptist chuch viii
ondcr a program of readings, music
nd p ayette, Sunday evening. All
..- cn4rcAes will hold regular mora
g worship.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
'anrn Sanitation
Meeting at 3 p. m.

"o-ve a~+icln ~ veS.craav'@ :
vase ocnoo~n'no tho meering TO b
'o1l - -ha Pa~hora Worth hotel or
Friday. March >. for purpose OF cv-
a.niu~ camp sanitation :" the pee
--lo of the vallev bv Commissioners
Elward \. Brown and Fred }
p~~g the time Of meeting was not
~iver. L will be called in the
chamber Of commerce office in the
'~-..N-ra Worth ~ y, m.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31

'tUutlucu from VuSe
es. but it certainly does not taste
like beer.
1.-The product is a syrupv mixture
and the maximum dose is one small
wine glaSsful. 1t is useful in hos
pitfalls and o'hcr medicinal employ
nent ON the advice of physicians us
i is rich in food value.
DIR. Doran said the fact that two
brcwcries are manufacturing the
malt product gave rise to the story
that it WAS beer, but it is no more
beer than any other medicine.
\ person would have to drink
aboat Il quart of the extract to OBJ
,ain one ounce of alcohol recognized
as Intoxicating, he said. But one
might just rs we'll talk about drink
ng quart of maple syrup.
Sherry and port wine are now
sold by drug stores for flavoring
at they cause no comment as they
re charged with 3 per cent salt, -
e said. The salt diSsolves i'll the
vine and the mixture is as un-
drinkable as sea water.
neaJh wines are medicated
-th iron quinine, glycerine and
her tonic preparations, but these
re also undrinkable.'
Judge James J. Britt, chief coun-
Il for the government prohibition
rganization, said that the malt mix
are WI; absolutely legal under the
olstead act but that the prepara-
ion could be barred by states.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
Off Agin on Agin
For Culver Chief
By United Press Leased Wire

CULVER CITY, March 81. -
Chief of Police c. j. Cain, sum-
marily oustcd yesterday, was rein
stated today.
After debating charges of 'incf-
ficicncv and insubordination' for
several hours, the police commission
decided the evidence was "insuf-
ficieut to warrant the accusations.
Chief Cain was dism ssed yester
day by Police Commissioner X. l..
Houck. He demanded ''trial at
which he was represented by law
lcrs, who proved the dismissal was
"Unwarrantcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
MAN RECORDS HIS
DYING SENSATIONS
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 81
At LAO a. m. Clarence f. Hol-
man resolved to kill himself; at
1:J0 he found the gas soothing,
and at , Il. III. he was eathing
Ias- according to his own
version of his suicide.
o.Ice found tho following
message beside his body:
Il 40 a. MI firmly resolve
enc my life.
"l:5O a. M find the gas
500 hi-g.
"2 a. m.-This will be the
last. | hope to make a success
or this although l failed in ev-
erything else. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
Cotton Futures
Sales Attacked
BY United Press LeaxcJ Wire

WASHINGTON, March 81. - A
bill to prevent sale of cotton and
grain in future markets was report
cd to the senate today without rec
2mmendation by the committee on
griculture and forestry.
In an accompanying report. Sen
ator Caraway, Democrat, Arkansas
charged that the ills of the farmer
were caused in a large measure by
future trading on stock exchanges
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
LAST CHANCE

To join Memory Training
Glass Tonight, 1:30. Wilson
Grammar School. Forty
eight attended class last
evening. Chas. W. Ham
ley. Memory Expert and
and Instructor on Mental
Efficiency with memory.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
3.75 FOR CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 81
.slItornia state authorities will be
tecled to Tollow out the govern
III rI.ing which sanctions new
=. eAtract containing $40 per
y. a.coLol, it was said at the of
q the state attorney general
today.
-o.nia' 5 prohibition law, the
sh, act, cites the laws OF the
ned states on prohibition and
govides for state enforcement II
Il. Y - :, -. n.or'e
,ent, it was pointed ont and accord
. -to.e au,Dos-.:es viii De e-,-
ted to abide by the extract rul-
ne and permit its sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
On Sale TOMORROW ONLY

Without question this is a sale of excep-
tional merit Imported ''Palmdayl' Broad
cloth Shirts, collar attached. Cut very full
In white, blue, tan and gray Coors that
retain their freshness after many trips to
the laundry. From point of worth, we are
justified in saying they're the best values
men Of sound judgment have been face to
face with in long time. Tomorrow at So SO
VayReD Brcs. e Co., Gents Fuynichinqs
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31

The poultrymen of Churchill coun
y. Nevada. have organized mar
keting agency.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31

Graham county, Arizona, reports
the outlook for cat;lcmou unusually
promising.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31

fhc Later Day Saints are putting
ap a temple nj Mesa, Arizona. to
cost 5000 900.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
Impeachment Is
Asked In House
b. VILLAIN J. EIcEVOY

nltcd Press staff Correspondent
WASH NGTON, March 81. - !
forccful argument for Impeachment
nd removal from office Of Federal
'udge George w. English of the
eastern district of Illinois as made
N the house today by Reprcsenta-
re Hawes. Democrat, Missouri.
who introduced the resolution fol
investigation of the iurist 5 admin
istration.
Conditions in Engl:sh's cour
iawes declared, are intoierable an
his conduct is "a prblic scandal.
Kissing is dangerous. = Ii is liable
70 make girl 5 rose shiny.
Oregon has more boys and girl
bee clubs than any other state cx
cept Minnesota.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-31
3.75 Percent Is :
Riling EN- Both

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-05-20
ent6erin ballitns erOnnnt,

g8iine periantoino Sation mol
tiofonsleri 2irtber pppii eroo tpirns
taun. gsreIioentti $inoenburg mnon
Il eron ia ninitti 2ufberin ieiirno-
iofIi ministeri @esilerin.
9itberin erooniinen topobhti
iifii, fun 2utber iGi bdwioIle tointi'
tehisIo GdnestpfIesid touon eiild
oIleesio Iipbioiiosiu. aoninllfiei
nintittdin fieItdptpitpdt funnuttoHa.
ia boIIitusto, poifto oIiipot oifo-
'enmin fen lutponneet. 4pipnlps o
II feiioriIIisten ip6rien nostomties'
ia totuolIiien toiGpolIon Iipur mie
relle ulfoISbetpstoisid.