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NOTICE BY THE COUNTY CLERK

w D1 LIE SOUN i VI.
mt TO Section ll31 OF the Political Code of the State
the proclamation of the Governor of the State of G.
rcby given that Il Gen N5tAL ELECTION will be held
unity If Imperial, State of California, Tuesday n
ut which election the following officers will be voted
STATE (AND DISTRICT OFFICERS
United States Senator
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State
Controller.
Treasurer
Attorney General
Surveyor General
Member OF tne Board of Equalization, 4th District
Superintendent of Public Instruction
CONGRESSIONAL OFFICES
Representative in Congress llth District.
LEGISLATIVE OFFICES
Member of the Assembly 18th District
JUDICIAL OFFICES
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Gull tcrm.J
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (uncxpircd
term ending January ;, 1927. Vacancy caused
by the resignation of Louis ". Mycrs,)
Two Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court,
Gull tcrm.}
Associate Justic" of the Supreme Court (uncx.
rte! term ending January. ., 1881. Vacancy
caused by the death of Thomas j. Lennon.)
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Gun.
expired term ending January 5, 1927 Vacancy
caused by the death of Wm z. Lawor.)
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court (uncx.
pired term ending January ,, 1927. Vacancy
caused by the resignation of VIM. II. Waste
Presiding Justice, District Court of Appeal,
Second Appe!lJtc Dist rirt Division Ono (fulI
tcrm)
Associate Justice, District Court Of Appeal
Second Appellate District, Division One (un.
expired term ending January ), 1881. Vacancy
caused by the resignation of J. W. Cuyts)
COUNTY OFFICERS
Two Judges of the Superior Court Gull tcrn)
County Clerk
County Sheriff
County Auditor
County Assessor
County Treasurer
County Tax Collector
County Surveyor
County superintendent OF schools
Public Administrator
County Coroner
District ATTORNEY
Member Of the Board Of Supervisors, lst sup.
erYiSOrial District.
Member of the Board of Supervisors 2rI SUP.
crvisorial District.
Member of The Board of Supervisors, 9TH sup,
crviSorial District.
One Justice Of the Peace and one Constable
in aud for each Of tho following Judicial
Townships:
CaicXico judicial Township
licbcr Judicial Township
III Centre judicial Township
Silsbcc Judicial Township
Imperial Judicial Township
BrawIcy Judicial Township
Wcstmorand Judicial Township
Calipatrid Judicial Township
INLAND Judicial Township
Ilovic Judicial Township
Hanlon Judicial Township
lalo Verde judicial Township
Iracho Judicial Township
Lagund Judicial Township
October 7th, 1926.
g. q. MOI SSEAI
County Clerk Of the County Of Imperial, State of
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Name of Precinct:
NEW RIVER

Location of Polling Place:
j. W. Poor Ranch
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspeetor: Dorman Y. stewart
Judge; Lewis A. Kirkpatrick
Judge; Vaughn Quackcubush
Clerk: Patrick Skelly
Clerk Charles II. Westmorland
Clerk: Aldrcd NJ. Mcaley
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Name Of Precincts:
Ell CENTRIC No. 8

Location Of POlling Place:
Valley Lumber Co.
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: William \. Payne
Judge: John Friday
Judge: Mrs. Lucille Culbcrson
Clerk: George T.. Davis
Clerk: William A. Jackson
Clerk: Mrs. Matte 5. Nelson
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Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. 4

Location of PolIing Place:
City Hall
BOARD Or ELECTION
Inspector: Hugh +. Hancs
Judge: Mrs. Lotus Casebcrc
Judge: Preston e. Hill
Clerk: Mrs. Elizabeth Embury
Clerk: Mrs. Irene McLarcn
Clerk: Jacob Steife
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Name Of Precinct:
CALEXICO No. |

Name Of pr"ciurt:
CALEXICO No. |
Location of Polling Place:
Gateway Garage
BOARD or ELEt CION
Inspectors: Rudolph K. Alyarado
Judge: Harry l.. Bowman.
Judge: James NJ. Daily.
Cl"rK: Arthur J.. lIrrzog
Clerk: James +. Holden.
Clerk: Hiram II. Leonard.
Name Of Precinct:
CALEXiCO No. 2
Location Of Polling Place:
Chamber Of Commerce Rooms
BOARD or ELECTION
inspectors: Vincent y. Norman.
Judge: Robert u. Cameron.
Judge: l.. NJ. Hutchinson.
Clerk: james Il. Marshall.
Clerk: Iilliau Colvau.
clerk: Miss Ruth Ritter.
Namc Of Precinct:
CALEXICO No. 3
Location Of Polling Place:
Soncs Lumber Go.
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector; Drll Willingham.
Judge: Earl b. Bowcrsock.
Judge: Strothcr II, Lockctt.
Clerk: Howard Heaycncr.
Clerk: Paul W. stowe
Clerk: Edward II. Rogers
Name Of Precinct:
CALEXICO No. 4
Location Of Polling Place:
High School
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectors; Harry X. Mcconnell
Judge: Mrs. Laura Carr
Judge: Edgar NJ. Bcidlcman
Clerk: j.. J. Gorcc, Jr.
Clerk: Alex w. Lciscnriug
Clerk: Carl II. West
Name Of Precinct:
CALEXICO No. s.
Location Of Polling Place
City Hall
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of of
and the proclamation of of the
notice hereby that Gen A ELECTION will be
out the County If Imperial State California; Tuesday November
,ad 1926 which election the following officers
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Name of Precinct:
BRhWLEY No. 4

Location of Polling Place:
Grammar School
BOARD or ELECTION
INSPECTOR: Carl A. Jacob,o.
Judge: George Hayes
Judge: v. II. Harris
Clerk: John X. Mcdonald
Clerk. Mrs. Lillian Crandal'
Clerk: Roy Thompson.
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NIIIIN III 7 ~ NV 7.
BRAWLEY No. >

Location Of Polling Place:
GUY Pearson : summer III
Imperial Ave. and II. stree
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector; Leroy \. Andre"
Judge: cyril B. Marking
Judge: Horace &. FicldS
Clerk: George \. Dahl
Clcrk: Charles e, Casey
Clerk: Philo Jones.
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s. g.. smith. Iaton, Fresno couu-
IS, marketed 81 toms ii Eiberta
brarEpS from six acres.
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Name Of Precinct:
DOGWOOD

Name of Precinct;
DOGWOOD
Loration Of Polling Placc:
McCollum Ranch, Dogwood CAM
and Main Street
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Herbert X. Anderson
Judge: Foster o. Bragg
Judge; George NJ. Hopgood
Clerk: Eugene VI. Dcyo
Clerk: Edwin y. u. Hatch
Clerk: Gerald II. Shaw
Name of prrciuct:
DATE
Loraiion Of Polling Place:
Eucalyptus School
BOARD Df ELECTION
Inspector: Robert A. Chestnut
Judge: George A. Swami
Judge: Robert ". Campbell
Clerk: owen Chick
Clerk: A. Victor KlintbcrG
Clerk: Miss Florence Yarncll
Nau" Of rrccinct;
DIXIELAND
Loration Of Polling Place:
John IIitc's Store
BOARD or ELECTION
inspectors: Clark B. Collins
Judge: George \. Clark
|
Clerk: John Hitc
Clerk: Edwin \. IIUll
Clerk: Henry J. Stcarhs
Name Of Precinct:
SEELEY
Location Of Polling Place:
Post Office
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Henry r. Frost
Judge: Fred MaStick
Judge: Mrs. Olivia Ferguson
Clerk: John G. Rouscr
Clerk: John Spencer
Clerk: Marcus Il. Curtis
Name Of Precinct:
SILSBEE
Location OF Polling Place:
SiIsbec School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Edward A. Dichl
Judge: Drew G. harrington
Judge: Chan Livingston
Clerk: Virgil L. Brown
Clerk: Seth Grimes
Clerk: Guy A. Holbrook
-.
Name Of Precinct:
McCABE
Location Of Polling Place;
McCabe School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
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Location OF rolling Place:
Imperial liotci Annex
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: William }. Webb
Juage: Simon j. Williams
Judge: James Il. Cannon
Clcrk: Guy }. Cannady
Clerk: Lester Eichol4
Clerk: Mrs. Dora Gott
Name of Precinct:
IMPERIAL No. 3
Location of Polling Place:
City Hall
BOARD Or ELECTION
Inspector: viii A. Edgar
Judge: Chester A. Afford
Judge: Ray l.. Carter
Clerk: George W. Donlcy
Clerk: Miss Estclla Falla
Clerk: Andrew y. Preblc
Name of Precinct:
MESQUITE LAKE
Location of Polling Place:
Coon Runch
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Mack Trentham
Judge: Daniel Southwcll
Judge: Mrs. Henrietta Timpe
ClcrK: Don G. Goodrich
Clerk; Amos II. Hevencr
Clerk: George o. Mason
Name of Precinct
NEW RIVER
Location of Polling Place:
j. W. Poor Ranch
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Dorman Y. Stewart.
Judge: Lewis A. Kirkpatrick
Judge: Vaughn Quackcubush
Clerk: Patrick Skclly
Clerk Charles II. WeStmorland.
Clerk: .Aldrcd NJ. Mcaley
Name of Precinct:
BRAWLEY No. | .
Location Of Polling Place;
Brawlry Union High School
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectors: Ashley G. Inwoo!
Judge: Mrs. Nora s. Juyenal
Judge: Mrs. Alice NJ Robinsd
Clerk: Elmer o. Waters
Clerk: Mrs. Zoe II. Baker (
Clerk: John De Lahunt
Namc Of Precinct:
BRAWLEY No. 2 4
Location of Polling Place: 4
Eas'sije School
BOARD or ELECTION \
Inspector: Ms. Mary /. I'll
wood. :
Judge: Mrs. Edith Harris. 4
Judge: John \. lrclan, j. +
Clerk: Charles u. Fowler. +
clerk: Clarence Ried. 4
Clerk: Irwin Waldsmith.
Namc of Precinct: :
BRAWLEY No. 3 /
Location Of Polling Place: !
GUY Pearson : Summer I'd.
Imperial Ave. and II. Strccl
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector; Leroy \. Andre" \
Judge: cyril -. Marking. II
Judge. Horace e. FicIdS II
Clerk; George \. Dahl n
Clerk: Charles e, Casey
Clerk: Philo Jones.
Name of Precinct:
BRhWLEY No. 4
Location of Polling Place:
Grammar School
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector; Carl A. Jacob,o'
Judge: George Hayes
Judge: y. II. Harris
Clerk: John K. Mcdonald
Clerk: Mrs, Lillian Crandali
Clerk: Roy Thompson, j
Name of Precinct: III
BPAWLEY No. 3 II
Location Of Polling Place;
City Hall
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Earl McRcynoldsl
.I,dgc: David ". Rannclls, N
judge: Alvin II. Rice
Clork: d. Shcpcrd !!
Clerk: Mrs. Helen NJ. Iulto
CLERK: Samuel ~ Fritz,
Name Of Precinct:
LAVENDER
Location Of Polling Place:
Wills Ranch, - Miles CA
of Brawley
BOARD or ELECTION
inspectors Mrs. FlosSic ArJs
Judge: Edgar $, Bcllwood
Judge: Robert 4. Benson
Clerk: Charles H. Brooks
Clerk: William =. Mansficl
Clerk: Mrs. Ida Tabor.
Namc of Precinct:
MAGNOLIA II
Location Of Polling Place ::
School House Il
BOARD or ELECTION II
Inspector: Robert 6, ElmoiIt
Judge: Fred II. lIanus
Judge: Loyal A. Stricby
Clerk: Roy Il; Gonder
Clerk: William Hildebrand
Clerk: Earnest r. Long. IN
Name of Precinct; In
LOCKWOOD II
Location of Polling Place:
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Clerk: Nell III. Gavin.
Clerk: Joseph II. Robinson
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. l
Location of Polling Place:
Commercial Street Grammar Schoo
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectors: Paul X. Church
Judge: John II. Williams
Judge: Arthur C. Rath
Clerk: NJ. Clark Falkenbury
Clerk: Owen j. Morris
Clerk: Irwin H. Nelson
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. 2
Location of Polling Place:
Wilson School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Irwin Maupin
Judge: Charles b. Jobes
Judge: James w. Shepard
Clerk: Francis \. Richards
Clerk: Robert ID. Stctson
Clerk: VIM. j. Strickland.
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. 9
Location of Polling Place:
County Jail
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: William G.. Reed
Judge: James 4. Schotield
Judge: Charles II. Small
Clerk: Rollic G.. Bridges
Clerk: Julius B. Hockett
Clerk: Goblc Hurst
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. 4
Location of Polling Place:
City Hall
BOARD Or ELECTION
Inspector: Hugh +. Hancs
Judge: Mrs. Lotus Casebcrc
Judge: Preston c. Hill
Clerk: Mrs. Elizabeth Embury
Clerk: Mrs. Irene McLarcn
Clerk: Jacob Steiff
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. 5
Location of Polling Place:
Olive Street School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectors: Robert +. Moore
Judge; Frederick W Connolly
Judge: Douglas Il. Deeblc
ClcrK; Francls b. Ferris
Clerk; Clarancc y. Grabendikc
Clerk: Cleo c. McCary
Name of Prccinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. 6
Location of Polling Place:
Cocopah Club, 9th and Holt Street
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Charles Morgan
Judge: Edwin j. Allen
udgc: Lloyd +. Byrnc
Clerk: Herman \. Conger
Clerk: Mrs. Anna w. Stricklcr
Clerk: Mrs. Irene c. Modem
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. 7
Location of Polling Place:
Seventh Street School House
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Don G.. Bitter
Judge: William J.. Garrett
Judge: Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Dillcr
Clerk: Mrs. Belle Hovcy
Clerk: James T. DcNorc
Clerk: Mrs. Lcota OvcIhollcr
Name Of Procinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. 8
Location of Polling Place:
Valley Lumber Co.
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: William \. Payne
Judge: John Friday
Judge: Mrs. Lucilc Culbcrson
Clerk: George +. Davis
Clerk: William \. Jackson
Clerk: Mrs. Matte 5. Nelson
Name of Precinct:
lockwood
Loration Of Polling Placc:
M,C'olI,tm Ranch Dnuwood t1u.
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Name of Precinct:
IMPERIAL No. 3

Location of Folhng Place:
City Hall
BOARD Or ELECTION
Inspector: viii A. Edgar
Judge: Chester A. Afford
Judge: Ray l.. Carter
Clerk: George W. Donlcy
Clerk: Miss Estclla Falla
Clerk: Andrew y. Preblc
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Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRO No. 9

Location of Polling Place:
County Jail
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: William G.. Reed
Judge: James a. Schotield
Judge: Charles II. Small
Clerk: Rollic G. Bridges
Clerk: Julius B. Hockctt
Clerk: Gobic Hurst
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Nlmr of Precinct:
BRAWLEY No. 5

Location Of Polling Place;
City Hall
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Earl MckcynoldS
JMgc: David " Rannclls,
judge: Alvin II. Rice
Clofk: ID. Shcpcrd
Clerk: Mrs. Helen NJ. i'uliD
CLERK: Samuel y. Fritz,
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Monday, October 25, 1926

Inspector; Walter NJ. Paine
Judge: James Il. Brock
Judge: Earl e. Davis
Clerk: Walter $. Moore
Clerk; William d. Moffat.
Clerk: Mrs. Lucy \. Bczdcchcc
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Namc Of Precinct:
LAVENDER
Name Of Precinct:
MAGNOLIA

Location Of Polling Place:
School House
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector; Robert &, Elmo
Judge: Fred II. IIanus
Judge: Loyal A. Strieby
Clerk: Roy h; Gonder
Clerk: William Hildebrand
Clerk: Earnest r, Long.
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Name of Precinct;
ROCKWOOD

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Location of Polling Place:
Wilson School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Irwin Maupin
Judge: Charles b. Jobes
Judge: James w. Shepard
Clerk: Francis a. Richards
Clerk: Robert ID. Stctson
Clerk: VIM. j. Strickland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-26
sessessssessssssssssssss
IN THE DAYS NEWS

Charles S. Whitman, who has
BEEN honored with election to the
presidency Of the American Bar
Association, is former Govern
or Of New York, in which office he
served two terms. Prior to going
to Albany he had won a national
reputation as a district attorney in
New York City, where he led a
campaign against law-defying ele-
ments of the city. Mr.. Whitman
first attracted attention, after his
graduation from Amherst College
in 1890 and from New York In
iversity Law School in 1894, by
his record in the office of the Cor
poration Counsel Of New York
City. He had such sense of get
ting justice done to the needy and
unfortunate that influence was
used 10 obtain for him q place on
the Board Of Magistrates. AS
Governor In the early period Of
the World War. Mr.. Whitman was
o staunch champion of prepared
ness legislation, and of the use Of
the State school system for mill
tary training.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-26
INCREASE MADE I'm
FACILITIES OF MANY
RAILROADS IN STATE
fnr AasocIated rrenrl


TALLAHASSEE, Fla, July &c.
The railroads Of Florida are In
creasing their facilities in the
state, and are bending every ef-
fort towards seeing thai. road
building materials are moved as
speedily as possible this winter.
This was the gist Of letters re-
ceived by the Florida Railroad
Commission. from the Atlantic
Coast Line, Florida East Coast,
Seaboard Air Line and Louisville
and Nashville. The comTfiunica-
tons were in reply to questions
propounded by the commission as
to what the carriers were doing
toward ensuring a better move
Inent Of road building materials
this winter than was the case for
1925-26, when an extensive EN-
barge was placed over the state.
The Atlantic Coast Line, accord
ing to ]. p. Walker, of Jackson
vile, superintendent of trans
portation, during the week ending
July 8. furnished 100 per cent Of
the equipment ordered for hand
ling Lime rock, crushed stone and
sand. During the previous week,
that railroad furnished 1877 per
cent Of the equipment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-26
ONE IN TEN

Neglecting little wound, cut
or abrasion of the flesh may in
nine cases out of ten cause no
great suffering or inconvenience,
but it is the one case in ten that
causes blood poisoning, lockiaw
or q chronic fostering sore. The
cheapest, safest and best course
is to disinfect the wound with
liquid Borozone and apply the
Borozone Powder to complete the
healing process. Price tliquid)
soc, 60c and $1.20. Powder zoe
and coo. Sold by all druggists.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-26

MARSHALL, Texas-Izaak
Walton League of Texas.
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CONVENTIONS OPENING

BOSTON, Mass.-New England
Association of Commercial Engin-
GERS.
AKRON, o.. Ohio State Fed
Grafton Of Labor.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. TN
tied Merchants of Texas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-26
INFORMATION ON KEY WEST

La Concha Hotel, European plan, single ss to 81.
double So to 81 On large parties of 70 more.
special reduced rates. Oversee Hotel European plan,
single So up double 50 up.
Hotel Casa Marina, closed for the season.
Population Of Key West, Is, 900.
Municipal Golf Links--a sporty course, extending
from Gun 10 Ocean Summer rates, fees Toe per
day. $500 plus tax for year
Bathing Beach and Tennis-Casa Marina Hotel
Grounds. Also public tennis and bathing beaches
Fishing! Over 500 varieties. See hotels for boats
Free AQUARIUM, east end of Flagler street. Marine
curio shop on Margaret street.
Taxi Stands at railroad station and hotels See
Key West.
Ocean Boulevard, to encircle city, now being built
by Monroe county.
Oversee Highway. from Key West to the mainland.
onethrd distance completed. balance of roadway
racted Steel tobrdges to span the long water gaps
Take taxi spin out the Ocean, from the city of
Key West. - =
Pipe Line for municipal waterworks soon to be laid
ITom mainland Plenty OF fresh, pure water to Key
Building permits and Bank deposits rapidly increas
Key west postal receipts show an average monthly
increase over last year of 80 per cent.
Best natural harbor in Florida Exports imports
reach 81, 10000 annually.
Duval Mortgage Company. First mortgage loans
to home owners and home builders. Maximum loan
100000. On improved income business properties
$1,000 Applications received at Companys Office
No. CID Duval Street.
Key West Foundation Company's beautiful Sub
division at eastery end of the island is daily reporting
Progress Several new houses under construction.
20 It. business lots on Flagler Street, 500 per
front foot, or $4,000.
so #. residential lots. $50 per front foot, or
$3.50.
Terms 20 per cent cash, balance l. 2 and years;
interest per cent per annum, payable semi-annnu-
ally.
~ All titles insured by New York Title and Mort
gage Company Certificate of Title Insurance delivered
to purchaser with contract.
DESTROYS soasuiing either Wall
the Beaten News Bureau will fad copies Of che fs
in our office
Any further Information ON Key West will be gladly
furnished by
KEY WEST FOUNDATION CO.
sAoas Is Ga Dsvs Stree.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-26

EVERETT, Wash. Washington
Great Council Degree of Pocahon-
tas.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,. Wiscon-
sin Association Of optometrists.
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MOTHERS

Watch for symptoms Of worms
IN your children. These parasites
are the great destroyers Of child
life. If you have reason to think
your child has worms, act quick
". Give the little one dose or
Two Of Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Worms cannot exist where this
time-tried and successful remedy
is used. It drives out the worms
and restores the rosy hue Of health
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FATHERS PROTEST VAIN
AT INQUEST ON A CHILD

CHfCAGO--'I disagree with
the verdict. It was not acct
dental death. If there had not
been neglect my child would not
have been killed." Benjamin
Harris made this protest in vain
at the inquest over his 4-year-old
son, who had been killed when a
gum-vending machine fell on him.
The jury had returned verdict
Of accidental DEATH" The ma
chine was standing outside to-
bacconist's shop, and the child
pulled it over.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-26

In BorReo the bride and BRIDE
groom sit on metal logs before the
priest, who gives them cigars and
betel while he bless them. He
waves above them two fowls bound
togther. The bridegroom then
places the betel in the brides
mouth and a cigar between her
lips. They are now married.
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TOWN WARS ON SQUIRRELS

BOURNEMOUTH. Eng. 80 Be
cause Of the damage done BY
squirrels, the council has ordered
war Of determination against
them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-26

Eczema ON Feet--one man saws
he had It over twenty years and
that one bottle Imperial Eczema
Remedy cured him. Druggists are
authorized to refund your money IL
IL fai1s.--Adv.
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All Emerson Fans are guaran-
teed for five years. julyl2-tf
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Mrs. Ella a.. Boole, president of
the National w. C. T.. u, born at
Van Vert, o., 68 years ago today.
George Bernard Shaw, the FAM
GUS dramatic author, born in Dub
lin, ireland, 10 years ago today.
John r. Voorhis, Grand Sachem
of the Tammany Society of New
York City, born 81 years ago to-
day.
Rt. Rev. James Wise, Episcopal
bishop Of Kansas, born in Dundee,
Scotland, SO years ago today.
James X. Vardaman, former
governor of Mississippi and U. S.
senator, born in Jackson county,
Texas, 65 years ago today.
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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-12-16

WGY Star is Murderously Attacked.
One Of WGY's popular entertainers
fingered between life and death for a
few days recently, as the result of a
murderous attack by a marauding cat.
No, the cat was not lion or tiger
escaped from a circus, but was an or
binary alley cat. The star was not a
beautiful young lady but was Pete
Van Curler, Hartz Mountain canary,
with throat that emits golden music.
Pete's cage is placed along side of the
director of the orchestra, and when the
violin begins to sigh, Pete just lets go
with everything he has.
Some time ago, while Pete was
perched high for the night, tramp
cat, sprang at the cage, and before
anyone could intervene he had reached
through the bars and dealt Pete blow
with his paw. Pete was in pretty
sorry state for several days and it was
feared he might lose at least an eye,
if not his life. However, Pete is get
ting better and has thrilled his friends
by chirping brightly when he hears the
distant music of the orchestra.
1t is hoped that he will soon be on
the air again with his regular enter
tainment.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-12-16

This broad interference which is an
inherent characteristic Of the spark
transmitter is thus much more annoy
ing to the coast listeners than to the
inland listeners. The Broadcast fans
on the Canadian Pacific coast are par
ticularly bothered by this interference
and are making a determined fight
against it. Radio Clubs and associa-
tons have appointed committees to
call upon various candidates for cleo
ton to parliament to ascertain their
attitude toward the situation. The prob
lem is made more difficult by the fact
that most of the interference is caused
by foreign ships belonging chiefly to
the Japanese and Dutch governments.
Canadians are hoping that legisla-
ton may soon be passed which will
restrain all shipping from operating
spark transmitters when within 25o
miles of he coast.