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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
IMPERIAL

Mir. and Mrs. Curtis Gubrjrlsou
and daughter Gcau and Mr.. aud Mrs
j. l.. Bishop spent the holiday in
the mountains. meeting relatives
from san Diego near Boulevard.
Mrs. W. .. Hendricks is spending
4 few days at Long Beach.
Picnic Near Banning
Nj. and Mrs. j. f. HullowelI and
little daughter Arclcne Ann, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Dee .AuGcr-
son and little daughter picHicked u
Mills Creek near Banning. Monday.
They also motored into lucaipa and
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Llye
formerly of Imperial, who now re
side at that place.
Nj. and Ms. ~. ). Webb. moturcd
to san Diego for sunday and Mon
day, returning by way OF Live Oaks
Springs.
:. +. Mayfield and family spent
the weekend in san Diego, visiting
relatives there and at PacIric Beach,
returning Monday evening.
V. p. Hamilton motorcd TO Live
Oaks Springs Sunday where he has
summer home.
j. F. Carlson and family spent
the weekend IN san Diego with rcla-
tIvcs.
c. L. Wanly of Calipatria spent
Tuesday morning in Imperial.
Mrs. y. +. Knox and son Willard
spent Monday in FL Ccntro.
Lawrence -Nilcs took charge of the
Waite meat market Tuesday morn
ing. }. l.. Jakclvitz, former own
CT, expects to leave for an indefinite
stay on the coast for a much needed
vacation as soon as school closes.
Raymond Rittncr, who is confined
to has home through illness is re-
ported much improved.
W. L. Newton Of Los Angeles was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Martin of Ca
lcXico spent Monday afternoon with
friends in this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
MRS. WALCOM HUEY
ENTERTAINS WHITE
SHRINE MEMBERS

y charming bridge luncheon WAS
given yesterday by Mrs. Malcolm
ilucy of CalcXico at her home III
ii at city, members OF the White
shrine social club from different
cities OF the valley being her guests.
Mrs. II. p. Wilke Of Brawley took
the honors at bridge, while Mrs. l..
/. Foster Of Galexico received the
{, ,nsulation award.
Members from ri Centro who en-
.ioyed the delightful afternoon were
Mesdafnes W. f. North, y. y.
LLcklin, L. c. Kimball ,jr.. G. h.
Maitland, Emory Gerard and Howar~.
Morgan.
Tonight the Oasis shrine Of the
WLite shrine OF Jerusalem will re-
ceive is charter in the course OF !
ceremony az Masonic hall in this
city. Officers will also b. formally
il stalled al that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
DEMPSEY
BATTLE ASSUMES
POSSIBLE ASPECT
New York's Commission
Not Regarded AS An
Essential Integer.
BY PAUL w. WHITE
Omitted Press Staff Corresnop.


NEW YORK, June 2.-Thc effect
of the ultimatum given Jack Dcmp-
,sey by the state athletic commission
dominated ring gossip today.
mis- will Gear up the heavy
weight Situation.' observed Chair
man James y. Farley of the commits
sion when he sent Il telegram to
Dempsey directing him to sign 4
contract 70 fight Harry Wills before
June -.
To many othr:s the dictum seem
cd to complicatr rather than clarity
the case. For, it was asked. what
can the boxing board of this state
do II Dempsey defics the order?
The commission cannot revoke
Dempsey 5 license, because he has
no license. 1t can declare his inclig.
ible, but Tex Riekard, the demon
promoter, can take the fight to New
Jersey in case he obtains the sigma.
turr to Il Gene Tunncy- Dempsey
bout.
1t is possible. Of course, that the
boxing moguls can declare the
heavyweight championship vacated
SO far rs New York is concerned
and notify the world in general that
this state considers Harry Wills the
title holder Such Il drastic proceed
ure, of course, would draw forth
laughs from the other AZ common
as we'll as from such isolat-
ed points as France, Siberia, Guam
and Monaco.
The situation in reality is in the
capable hands of Tex Rickard. He
is due back in town from western
excursion today and may con1dr the
plans which no doubt viii be ulti.
matelv adopted.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
RED GRANGE TO TALK
by UEitcd Press LEASED Wirs.

SANTA ANA, June =" Red y
Grange, grid star and movies actor
will be a speaker at chamber Oh
commerce rally in St. Ann Inn here
next Monday night.
Burr Mcintosh noted lecturer anJ
traveller, will be speaker OF the eve.
ming, ana other prominent men are
ON the program.
The United Press motion picture
showing how world news is gathered
win be shown as another feature OF
the entertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
Electric Ice
Box Recipes
Number % of the series.
Strawberry Queen

> cups Strawberries.
II cups water.
+ drops pistachio extract
Il cup sugar.
Dissolve gclatine in cold waite,
to cover for minutes. Mash Der.
Iies and sugar, add water. let mix.
tUre boil up once. Then add gela.
tine and pistachio extract and beat
with wire whisk until stiff. Place
i'll chilling pans in freezing compare
mcnt for fly" hours. Serve with
whipped cream.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
HIGHWAY POAGD
CALLS FOR BIDS

SACRAMENTO, juno >. - The
state highway commission today
called for bids for building an under
pass bencatb q branch line Of the
southern Pacific railroad at Brana-
gan crossing, Orange county. The
roposed improvement is ~ tho Ok.
LaId'CapistraAo coast highway.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
NEW POSTCFFICES

WASHINGTON, June 2.-POst
Master General New today announc-
eI that the following second elias,
I.ostofficcs had beer placed III the
first class:
Salinas and Ventura, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
WILL NOT FORCE VOTE
ON FRENCH DEBT PLA.!
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Juno 2.--UneX-
pcctcd demands for time for debate
caused house leaders yesterday TO
ahandon their plan to force II vote
on the $4,02j,000000 French debt
settlement before overnight adj
.,Uurhmcut.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
SOCIAL NEWS
" 4 .ATERNELON FEED
TO BE GIVEN BY
ST. M4RI'S CHOIR

Members of the choir of St,
Mary 5 church announce that a
watermelon feed" will be given
on the church lawn tomorrow Alght.
Proceeds VIII go toward the aebt
On the church organ. Dancing IN
81. Mary 5 hail VIII also be fca-
turc OF the evening, and ochclouS
!, ,trcshmcntS, in addition TO the
melons, viii or served.
The pubic, as well as members OF
the parish, are invited 10 attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
Catholic WOmen's
Society Meets In
North California
BY United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO. Juur =. The
more tbau 1900 delegates 10 the an.
rual regional convention ot tn.
\ oung Ladic, Institute, tatholi.
sumvu : organization, today left
raeir convention hail for tn enter.
;iamcnt offered BY luncheon, an
automobile sight seeing trip aud ap
evening thratrr party, ,hc d.,c-
gates viii elect Officers tomorrow
and the formal installations will.
Halk the CLOSE the convention tie
following day.
The convention ye>tcrday wired d
7 lretrst To- Prr-id,Dt Coolidge a-aiu>l
She deportation of Catholics from
Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
TRIGGER CABINET RESIGNS
by United Press Leased Wire

STOCKHOLM, June >. The cab
inct of +. Trigger resigned today
after an adverse vote in both houses
in parliament ON the government :
unemployment policy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02

In the past 10 years Of the economies effected by
he Power Companies have from only building
and efficient generating plants but from
crcOnncctOn power sources and through the
exchange of surplus supplies of power
lnter-connection enables the Power Company by pur
chase to supply its customers from the most
reliable and also relay energy from district to dis
trict to meet regional shortage.
These economics reflected in the fact that Cali
orn enjoys the largest per capita use of electricity known
IN the world at uniformly rates than are known else
where.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02

sixty tons of Burbank potato
seed left Vancouver, British Column
hia for Central California. last
Meek.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02

Bet these north pole explorers
boost Santa Claus rent.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-02
WHY?

The Answer is the Story of the Power Com
pancs
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24
ATTIoA

Rev. Hall of Pocahontas preached
for us Sunday Several from Pocahon-
tas attended. We welcome them back
again.
Misses Bessie and Hazel Simington
visited Connie Thomas Sunday.
Arthur Cooper and family passed
through here Sunday en- route to c. j..
Thomas.
Lionel and Liston Simington were
dinner guests Of Leroy Gottman Sun
day.
Mrs Jess Bah is visiting Tom Gross
and family.
Witt Waddell and family visited
Mrs. l. w. johnson Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Johnson and children visit
ed Arthur Thomas and family Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Miss Essie Johnson visited Matilda
and Minerva Thomas Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Cooper and children are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ida McNabb.
Albert Tyler and Thurman Goldman
visited Freeman, Lesley and Leo John
son Sunday.
Mrs. Ida McNabb and Sylvia Thomp-
son took dinner at the home of Rich
Gross Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Johnson and Duel Wine
baugh visited her mother, Mrs Thalie
johnson, Friday.
Misses LOrene and Lee Ora Gross
returned home Saturday from Jones
borO where they have been attending
normal
Austin CrismOn visited Frank Poin-
dexter Friday night.
Duel Winebaugh visited Earl Thomas
Sunday.
John Johnson and Jim Simington
were callers at the home of d. r. Ty-
Ter Sunday.
Bro. Gibson filed his appointment
at Clearview Sunday.
Anvil and Durell Knots visited Cliff
ton Haulcroft Saturday night and Sun
day.
Rev. J. A. Allison filled his appoint
ment at Fender Saturday night and
Sunday.
Hurrahl for Joe Perry Spikes and
Will S. White.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24
INGRAM

]. L. COndict, our merchant, had
business in POcahontas first of this
week.
This section of the country is badly
in need of good general rain. Hill
crops are dry.
Marvin Pulliam and wife of near
Warm Springs were here Saturday
night and Sunday on a visit with his
two sisters and also attended church.
Jesse and Mrs. Maize Seawel were
in PocahOntas one day last week look
ing after some business matters and
doing little shopping.
f. T. Byrd and wife, W. NJ. Hogan
and wife of Pocahontas attended
church at this place last Sunday.
Timber works are started only in a
minor way. The stave mill has run
only a few days. When crops are done
we expect a heavy run.
A. Hayes and Mr.. Mcdonald, the
stave mill man, had special business
in PocahOntas Saturday.
We had good crowd at church both
Saturday night and Sunday as there
were lots of folks from various COM
munities A series of meetings will
begin Saturday night before the second
Sunday In July. Bro. Shaver of
Skaggs will conduct the meeting.
Claude Mock, candidate for repre-
sentative, returned home recently from
an overland trip TO Fort Smith, where
he had been on business. We think
Claude has an idea he will make a
cleanup in the west.
Mrs. Otis Mock went to Reyno last
Monday for a visit with relatives and
| friends.
Saturday, July 10th, is the date set
for working the Palestine cemetery.
Those interested come and bring tools
and dinner. Someone close bring a
moving machine.
The baptizing Sunday afternoon was
largely attended from every section,
Especially the good people from Brake
bill were there in full attendance.
l.. ID. Mock, who has been working
at Manson, came home first of the
week TO spend few weeks visiting
homefolks before going to Walnut
Ridge where he has good position.
Clarence Morris and family of Black
river bottoms spent last Saturday night
and Sunday at this place guests OF
Uncle Willis and Aunt Ann McCamcy
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24
DISTRICT NO. so

A good rain would be very much ap-
preciated.
Albert Hutton Of Doniphan, NO.,
was here Sunday and organized Sun
day school which is very much need
ed. II. L. Baker was elected superin-
tendent and Miss Maggie Kerley sec
retary. We will meet every Sunday
at three o'clock, p. m.
X. l.. Baker and family and VIM.
Timer attended the dedication of the
Baptist church at Pitman Sunday.
Miss Hasel Harper spent Saturday
night with Miss Marie Johnston.
We are still having our Literary
Society here every Saturday night.
Come out and hear us. We are going
to debate on capital Punishment
Saturday night.
Clark Baker spent Saturday night
with Glen Harpole at Maynard.
Dee Johnston of Maynard and Leecil
Poor of POynor, Mo-, spent Sunday
with T. NJ. Harper and family.
Miss Opal Johnston is visiting hel
brother at Poynor, Mo-, this week.
T. M. Harper and family spent Sat
urday night with Dee JOhnstOn's a
Maynard.
Our school has purchased set oi
World Books.
Don't forget our Literary Societ!
and Sunday school.
Hurrah for Perrin, Million, viii S
White, Terral and Timer.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24
HIGH POINT

Our crops are needing rain.
Misses Minnie and Edna Scheneman
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Miss Della Pulliam.
Emmett Marlett and family visited
/. Il. Marlett and family and attended
church at Brakebill Sunday.
Ralph Dalton, wife and baby visited
Chess Marlett Saturday night
Several from here attended church
at Brakebill Saturday night and Sun
day.
Ernest Grissom and family spent
Saturday night with ID. L. Marlett's.
Love Anspach visited relatives at
Success Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. b d. Hall is on the sick list.
Joe Shaver and family and Mrs.
Clyne and girls attended church at
Drakebill Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24
Three Children Drown

Three children of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Barnes of Stone county were
drowned in White river near Walls
Ferry Saturday. They were Albert,
aged IS; Alice, 10; and Ellen, 10.
With their parents, they had gone
to the river to fish and swim. The
children were wading on a gravel bar
when they stepped into deep hole
and were swept away. The father
plunged in and grasped Alice by the
hair but she was torn from him by the
current. None Of the children rose
after going down.
The bodies were found Sunday morn-
ing. Alice's body was discovered in
the spot where she went down and the
other two bodies were found floating
about two miles down the river.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24
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Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is simply
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needs QUININE to Purify it and IRON to
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Grip germs by its Strengthening, lnvigor-
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Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24

The Government recently started
paying Omaha Indians $369,000 which
had been owing to the tribe for seven
ty-four years under treaty ceding
certain lands for settlement. AS the
payments started, booleggers,i gamb-
lers, and confidence men gathered in
the towns surrounding the reserva-
tion eager to prey upon the benedc-
iaries.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24

Forks were first introduced int
England during the reign of Queer
Elizabeth but they did not find favO
with that sovereign, who considered
them too effete.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24

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Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24

Strayed-Two dark brown horse
mules, one four years old, the other
older and wearing bell, names grown
out until begin to flop. Also small
bay mare, small blaze in face, white
left hind foot, name sheared Off. Left
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ward for useful information. J. A..
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Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24
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Pocahontas star herald., 1926-06-24
Candidates Speaking Dates

The Randolph County candidates for nominations in
Democratic primary August TO- named the following the
places dates of their joint campaign speaking begin each
morning at $3.50 o'clock:
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15
IN COCONINO COUNTY

Babe, left Sunday for their winter
home in Phoenix.
Robert Way has purchased the B.
V.Cole residence from E. H. Rauch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Seabridge
and son Bobbie, spent the weekend
at Winslow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Craig made a
business trip to Flagstaff last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. L. w Cureton returned Mon
day from Phoenix where she had
spent several days with her husband
following his operation. Mr.. Cureton
is getting along very satisfactorily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Goodman
spent Friday at the Canyon.
III. A. Sturges, auditor for the
Standard Oil for northern Arizona
was in town last week on his regular
inspection tour.
Mrs. H. Montgomery, who has
spent several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Anna Miller left Sunday for her
home in Los Angeles.
Roy Gotthold and Virgil Rosen-
baum with their families spent Fri
day night and part of Saturday on
Kendrick mountain. Several does
were seen by the party.
Charlie Wade, T. T. Muzzy and
C. O. Hayes went hunting in the ce-
dars on the Canyon road Sunday but
did not succeed in getting any deer.
A small fire broke out in the L..
w. Cureton house on third street
Friday morning but the occupants
succeeded in extinguishing the blaze
before the engine arrived.
Edwin Kuehl and Tommy Whit
taker Of Clarkdale came up to hunt
a few days in the vicinity of Will
Jams last week end. They were guests
of Miss Olive Moore and Mrs. Mill
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15

periods each week are devoted to
cooking, two to sewing and two 45-
minute periods to millinery.
At last Fridays assembly meeting
Earl Way and Lois Campbell were
elected temporary cheer leaders.
Part of the period was given over to
a pep-meeting, practicing school
songs and yells. The committee ap-
pointed by the chairman to draw up
the student body constitution, was
unable to report but will report at
the next meeting.
The football team fulfilled all ex-
pectations Saturday by defeating the
Kingman eleven 13 to 0 in a hard
fought game However the defense
of Williams was very poor in all
departments; especially the first
half Of the game. Offense was fair
at times but lacked ''punch" at a
number of places when touchdowns
were possible. The w. H. S. team
threw away four such additional
chances to score. Williams completed
four passes out of seven attempts
while the visitors completed one out
of eight for a gain of two yards.
Our punters outkicked the Kingman
punters about five yards, besides
scoring two pionts after touchdowns
by drop-kicking. The tackling of Will
Jams was terrible, and very weak.
On the other hand Kingman play
ed a very good defense throughout
the whole game Their line plunging
was better than Williams as a whole
but they also lacked the "punch"
when within scoring distance.
Kingman had IL experienced men
in their lineup while Williams had
only five besides the latter being
outweighed some five pounds per
boy. The lineup was as follows: Ends,
Albert Luna and Eddie Hoffman;
tackles, Charley Kelly and Leroy
Perkins; guards Harold Wilson and
Ralph Simmons; center, Dermont
Melick; half and quarter backs
Charley Miller and Otto Lebsch; half
backs, William Oswald and Denman
Continued on Page Four)
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15

dred Hickey at the home of Mrs.
Montgomery.
Williams and vicinity was visited
by light rains Thursday and Friday
nights.
Mrs. G. d. Jeffries and son Cly-
mer were business visitors in Flag
staff last Thursday. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs. E. A. Mill
er, who spent the weekend as their
guest.
Hiram w Repster and Helen Living
ston motored to Grand Canyon last
Sunday.
Kirby Brothers have moved their
Igrocerteria into the building adjoin-
ing the White cafe on Railroad Ave.
Charles Wickens and Carl Zahl
spent Sunday on Bill Williams after
deer They reported many does and
fawns but few bucks on the noun
tain.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Mitchell and
daughter Olive motored to Flagstaff
Friday afternoon.
John King has sold his barber
shop in Sultana to Albert George.
Mr. George is we'll known in Will
Jams, having been former resident.
Mr.. King left for the Chino. Valley,
where he will make his future home.
The following pupils are enrolled
in Mrs. Harold Greene's piano class
for the ensuing year; Ruth Lee
Byers, Betty Button, Helen Button,
Stanton Carr, Korney Butler, Carl
Cureton, Doris Duffield, Euniee DIAL
Margaret brennan, Abbie Kinds,
Clymer Jeffries, DeLoyce Nelson,
Colleen Quinn, Fern Rigg, Eileen
Scanlon, Clarence Sylvester, Anna
Stone, Mary Sullivant, Mrs. r. A.
Nickerson and Mrs. Lilo Perrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Duffy of Flag
staff spent the weekend as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Duffy.
School Notes
The home economics department of
the high school has been divided into
three sub-departments, cooking,
sewing and millinery. Two 80 minute
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15

elected to pack one of our finest pipe
tobaccos in this handy form to retail
at ten cents.
In quality ofleafand care ofmanu-
facture, not penny has been spared
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15

School Notes
The home economics department of
the high school has been divided into
three sub-departments, cooking,
sewing and millinery. Two 80 minute
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15

4 S sSaIE believe the advantages
|EA VA MSN ofthesoft foil package are
sSSSs1sE SO many, and its economy
lsaA so great, that we have
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15

to make Granger Rough Cut prod
uct we can stand squarely back Of
but likewise not penny has been
wasted for show. No costly tins
but all quality.
Economy outside, quality inside;
common sense added to good taste.
We sincerely believe it is the great
est tobacco value obtainable today.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-12-02

dhrives her " she declared presently
There was something approaching
| CONSERVATION upstairs as well. Al
though Alice and Billy watched the
campaign and kept the great secret,
their misgivings of final success
were not to be easily allayed. Their
own fate was so directly involved
that frequent "Reminiscences were
necessary
Alice proved to be the most eff
cient spy She reported to Billy on
a number of occasions that the rela-
tions between H. Hedge and his sec.
rotary were of the most cordial char
acter
Alice was inpatient at repeated
evidences Of amicable hours between
the chief plotter and the victim She
still had confidence in her sister who
usually achieved what she set out to
perform. but it seemed to Alice that
the patience of Constance was some
thing more than human
Billy was less persistent in his OBJ
servations, but such as he made were
to the same general effect Once. he
resolved. for the sake of a better op.
p%ortunity to watch the battle, that
he would assume his clerkship But
the resolution melted away when he
10 steel himself for the final
degradation lie told himself il was