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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
ENTICr OF nNiG

N!IEEFNS NI,'ir Gyd all be-
,ome HlrE;cd 80 tlr M"mc Motor.
Gomumv. corporation, fomcrly
Imperial Valley Finance Corpora
tion. IN trr ~Hm of *%u.po for the
r3fiHs fer and safe keeping of that
certain Cadillac, seven passenger
touring automobile, motor 40.
- 10. which automobile is now
anil la, been continuously since
tiaat deb Wa incurred. in the pos.
session Of thr said Moore Motor
ComauN. aud ~Jid amount IS u !on
u~u said au,omuI.ic aud whrrca,
apl. ihaH twenty day, h"s elapsed
.n,, said debit br..n, Il. aul sail
4f,a attached :rf nrrl.i the san
amount of .aolw up. .uv int
ttrr,ot Na~ hr.m rad ht the ,aa
Nrc1uc H>rJ ~ amy otu,. prr>uu on
H- brhait
AoW. THEREFORE, oo..r +
tere,s gIN.u thy' ON ia" ''d aa. I"
Snrteobrr. 1920, ~ 'h. ,.Vr ot 'c#
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Holy Grail of
Birdmen Found
On Mt.Mckinley

The "lIoly Grail Of hirdnon
has just been found by member
Of the faculty ond Il student of the
University of California;.
For two centuries oruithologist~
have been searching for the nesting
place Of the bird. a small sea bird,
akin to the plovrr, that has been
t.uui pu migratory flights from
>itkJ, Ala>ka, 10 the straits Of
MaGcllm i'm South America. No one
ever had seen q nest or an cgL Of
tho mysterious bird.
Last week .iu>op1 .BiNon. Eruu"-
mit Nawma'ug;~1 of the Museum OF
Vertebrate Zoology, and George NJ.
Wright. tcrc>,ty student, returned
With specimens OF The bird and It's
c-4, ;hat thy tateul among tAy crags
~ Nj VI Kinney. e0e Of tire Ica~f
explored districts ct central Alaska.
Wright has the hoaer Of hemg ,hc
FIRST WIita mau. perhaps the first
man. 20 s., The cs4r u this species,
he surf hird, in odditiun 10 the
extreme mystery which has sur
rounded IL breeding plaac. ha> a
unmher Of other petaIiatl'Jc, In
summer spends it+ tIHta- Il. tht. rt-
,trieted area afeaad MeN5r'ev, 500
miles from salt wa'ce, living like
q typical land hird, a4 beetles, flies
and o'1cr insects. In winter il
'1.~ ON tae Wav,."a>o,l pe>- o1
reefs "tf the Pacific C,5,'.a typicnI
sea hJri, ,afm4 h.rnae.n, aai otbcr
mar'ac lronths, 1t Is a perfect ~pr..
in.cu Of ~. JrkvI and Nj Hyde in
E..L-M
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Writers Predict
Lean Year For
the Golden Bears
ny nitcd Press Leased Nirc

BEEKELEN. Aug. - Will Cali
tornla Go1dr. ..sars cover them
selves with the glory Ina, Las been
theirs 3urng the past five wears
last >ra>ul excepted, OF going
through a season undcfrated' Sport
writers ia the bay district are a.
ready beginning - ask themselves
THAT question aai tho an>w.. seems
t. hc " They VII, oo,.
Lack at reserve harH. .r.u
strength seems Ia tnrra;t~ biz gap
ping wound, Ga the t,art~ go: c>eu
me mo~, optimistic and al-rad, the
friends uf i" Mis- Price, Who has
>t,rpra into II. shoes ~ 'hp lat,
Nu3e smith = laaa coach 81, ,ho
University u California are ,N
rmptM- him from hlara if DISASTER
develops, beca#se .. Tins weak spot.
tn. inc this wear j iairly wo''
takea care of. AHd the ha.EtiyH
mau,tay~. Eaew.,t, Griffin. jah>
ana ncrrm perform we'll enough.
But Il ! almost certu.u this quartet
cannot = through the season with.
aut iuiurH.
Price hasa I Il baeht.cld man vn
lis >tslu- who can fill their shoes.
unless eue nj them. despite urNr.
,eugr. develops iuto player ot
ability Hd tina. rarely occurs,
without experience. lie has a
quintet ot prospects hut thrir ahj.-
.'E : almost az unknown quantity
ri-nt uaw. Theg are Marcus. ely
mrr Gil. Breckenridge and Dilou.
y preseason summary II the H0ur
n+ Gaa! matolia seems t. hr that
.la Bears vii have Just a fair
..am This coupled viii The fact
tha. |. :. G : horde - formrr
''rrop eaptaia> vii br whipped
INTO first team strength this wear
and Pop" Warnci : endless ar.
ray ot talcn' a Stanford, doc>n t
make things Look any too rucoura-
IN f3r thr Bear>
Il vii, bt nothing morr n,r less
than an eft-,a'I taio Il lean years,
when teams. carefully built through
Arcc OF four seasons are shattered
hv graJua-ion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
WEATHER BUREAU PLANS
q BALLOON STATIONS

WASHINGTON. Aug. % Twcn'v
one new pip, ba.io' >.ation> wIl
be established along the ciyi. ar
WAYS by The weather. blrcau 10 aud
the air routes To- give accurate con
| tho hurcau.
The balloons viii be sem, NJ. along
the iar routes To give accurate con-
|difions Of the air currents and pro.
wide weather forecasts 80 tha, an
airplanc pilot may know weather
conditions oVrr hi> route toIy To- six
hours in advance.
The balloon stations are Chicago.
cheyenne. Sat Lake City. Cleveland
Reno, New Nork, Dallas. Mimcap-
oils. Kansas city. =. Louis. Jack
sonviHc, san Francisco. Seattle. Los
Angeles. Detroit. Bo>tor Miami
Atlanta, Portland. Oklahoma City
and Cincinnati
The first ten are expected 10 he
in opcration during the latter part
of the summer and the remainder hy
November.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

Los Angeles are guests at the home
Of Mrs. John Havanaugu. MI
Jewell is the brother OF Mrs Kava.
nauGh.
Mark Mcclellan returned from Il
week 5 vacation in san Diego,
whore Mrs Mcclellan is spending
the summer.
Dr. ". \. Krrhv of Los Angeles
was here recently to look lftcr his
ranch property
Mrs T. y Jones left Sunday. to
N:>r h.r daughter in Pomona.
Z. r. Worlcy returned from Rrd-
lands Wednesday evening and re-
ports that Miss Dorothy underwent
tine operations f.r appendicitis and
/, GETTING along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. $. GrccuIrat and
family were recent visitors at Wild
wood Olen. near D.>cau>'.
Nj. and Mrs pmcao Mckenzie
WON. ~ National CirN Friday.
Mr. K. l.. kcc'[e IS spending two
weeks in Blythe
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Refuses Release
Of Two Suspects
Fy United Trt.- Lcnsed uirc

NEW WARk, \, . !, Aug. 23.-Chicf
Justicc William s Gammerc today
declined to take any action on an
for the release on bail
|of Henry de Ia Rruycrc Carpcndcr
|and Willie Stevens. held in Somcr-
|set county Jail on charges OF murd.
Ter IN connection with the deaths
-four years ago Of the Rcv. Edward
wv. Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills.
The chief Justice explained that
|hc had received q letter from Jus.
lticc Charles ". Parker. now ou va
patton in Maine. saying hc was pre-
pared 70 return and hear argumrur
n the bail application.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
RICHARDS AND HUNTER
WIN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO. AH-. -. Vincent
hru.a> and Francis 7. ll4ntgr. IT,.
urr~,a.N- the ugtrapoIita New
lorh as". uaEe tad:.g 3fiouaI n.
ror>ae-.ona5 team tem.~ ,hsnpun>,
having ,tgfeafal George .a'' IT,.
and Lifeline Williams 1T chicago.
touug, t.'s boHdrf~, ~. .u.I>
nt 'hr >unpsaa caa tsa., h.a
ye~ty:aaH .esa~teta a.ae.., n,u
singles and 4a.ae, a,rsta> j. u
clean >wrer
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

The more you know about rolling
cigarettes, the more You appreciate this
better cigarette tobacco. Yes, Sir
Prince Albert for homc-rolled cigarettes
every time. Get yourself tidy red Tin
or toppy red bag q ?. 4. before you
do another thing!
incidentally, if you want to get gen.
uine pleasure ont OF jin,fny-pipe, pack
it with P. 4. Many man mas learned
that he can smoke pipe (and enjoy it)
with good old P. 4. for packing. There's
p. A. sunshinc shop just around the
corner! Get going, Man!
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
LOCAL BANKER
SAYS DEMOCRATS
BACKING WlTTER
Watson Declares Candi-
date Supported BY All
Classes of Business.

Ii. y. Watson, mcmhcr Of the cN-
ccutlvr committee of the Wittcr far
Assembly cluh Of FL Centre which
organization is tur'hcriug the can
didary Of Mvron II. Wittcr for as
lcmblymm from the 18th district,
stated today that Wjttcr i'm all prab.
ability would carry The Dcmprrat
votes of the city ar the primary on
August st.
"Whilr Wi,tcr !, ro' uomi'n,rl
ON the Democratic ticket. Wai,on
said, ~ feel confident taat br liars
won TN" support Of the malort't
of the Dcmocgat> IT the CITY and |
believe that II is thcir intention -
write mis- name in ON thri- ballot.
\ strenuous campaign IS bong
made in hchalt ot Witter tv the
FL Ccutro organization and e1Hes
dndrr the direction gt t. i. tlano.a
viii begin am active rauSasz next
week. The entire G5 msmocrs Of
the executive committee ot liz
Wittrr club aro acllEe!y ,u2aSea IN
the cnnpa 4o while >oror -oo o'hc's
>rr Worhi.. t1 his hchai
~tauuch poi..icjar~ of th0, c5fY
d,clar, that WitJor VII POI, Il
+og, 10 ogr majority oter all a'hH
ca.uust,. u the e.,.i5oa Esl
'.n., of Nlrtr,'> : popularity .~ reaa.
5lv seen in the barge nGmhsE at
windshield ~tlckcr> on aulomohi2e,
tl'uo-wnt ,ar county.
Watson stated that h, believed
Wit'p. Na, IL uu.' r7pMu eana=
date. r that an ..#,~e, II ba-1pe>s
aud professional mrn r, eelt -
farmers au" r,Ihu. ueIe a.'lN. ~
hi, support.
-rar,hrr ,uw That Watson
continued. Wt',yr + q HH Il
ulum III. lo-or, can place hon caH
'lr... without Hesitation. H. ha~
rM agaiH ..a a-aIo ~, sEH
.wr.. anN Support r II aga> -
..r fNr u.ufl a.: lmHel.. ea.a=t
.a.d h- l,ry,d a, prominent a.s.
d,ut to. wor. 'La. - sat- -'an ,
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
AGED BOOK CHARACTER
DIES ON RETURN HONE

! EEIp SPRINGS. W.. tft- L"
coriu- hDrr trom his hom. at
( <oi.., Missouri, for 'aH das ce.e
nra'YI m Uunnr 1T a.- >9th btrtb.
!dae. "Uu..c lt.' N.ulH. AID ~
/ D. '.no,.r-' pu-'w.-r- IN n. raun
. 'Ir, dIra last might ajt.n Leio@
stricken suddenly 3D. lnr.c he -
, A,, dcp.r'rd "a, iho 'Hpieal Olar6
r#'j.c 70: Harold H.l Wneat ~ H.,
book e" IT.. shepherd of the Hills.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Ready TO Test
Plane | Parachute
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Au, -@,-
" Wings" giant parachute, devils
cd to safely bring disabled, airpancs
to the ground, VIII he tested ut the
i1%lewooi flying ficd tomorrow.
IA control Of the test pl"r will
he =. Carl Ocizc, wen kno"n stunt
flyer who will fly to AN altitude of
5000 feet, kill the engine and let
III" rlonc drop.
The huge parachute, according to-
is inventor, Harry ~ poo,'tt, VIII
float The plane amt Nh. il!ot Il"
ourfh With 20 .p.oj OF less than -
feet rcT SECOND.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
FL MAN TO PLAY AT
HOLLYWOOD BOWL

hO~ ANGELES. Na@. 23 Mischa
E'mur, orr. Of 'hr world = 2raafceO
yio,lui,,. Will nc >o'oi,j at - o,uc.
ii rtormancr in TIE IpJ'vvood
bow tonight. EojA E'm.u and his
VIE r,mucu'"d rayo.abiv toiay on
H. mo.jeaI possibilities of 'h, bow.
tel- cello Worl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Order OF Nntice Theren,


TNITEp STATES or AMERICA
Southclu District II Carou. H.
On this 'orb da' ut August A. %.
199G al acadu4 r. foregoing w.'.-
ton, il
Ordcrcd by ,lc roa'. 'hat hrar
! ing hc had uuor 'n, ,.n, CON '3p 4'h
! $day of October. A.. o. 1896 bctarr
said Cour'. 81 l"> Nu-ric- Ir said
District at 20 .,.o,e .n III, force
moon: aud that lo'.rr 'hrcrf De-
! published iu lmp,riaI Valley Press.
i q newspaper printed ir said district,
and that nll known creditors and
sother persons iu interest may ap-
kpea at rho said Time and plac. and
tshou cause II amy thcv have. why
sthc uraNyr ot the said petitioner
5should MOT hc granted.
And il Is further ordered hv the
" ut. thee thr rcfcr", ~hail send hv
enal 10 uiI known creditors copies
of sand petition ud This urIcr ad
Z dr,>sed to thcm af thcir place, of
I fgc>idyury a> stated.
Witness the Honorable pauI j.
{NcCormick Judge Of the >aid
sseuri, aud the seal thereof. al Los
Angeles. ia said district, ou the iOth
,ia, of August, \ u. 1926.
SEAL)
CuAS. \. WILLIAMS. clerk
- Nurm~ T. Nir, Deputy tlt,A.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
CUMNER COLDS
are lingering and annovirg.
~ The very frs. night app7v
~ &C IS 9
" tSAPO RUE
Crsr =. i..i!ion Jor, Usr9 Y.a,,v
IN BANKRUPTCY

Bankrupt : ryt:'tor ioc discharge
lnd order Thereon.
In the. District Court ot the init
81 States. southern District Of
California
In the matter "f SOLOMON KA-
RAN, doing business a. THE POP
|TLAR STORE. Bankrupt.
TO the honorable Edward j. Hon
ming. iudgc of the District Court 81.
the United States for the Southcr,
District Of California; solomon kar-
am, doing business ID, tlc Popular
store, Of Fl Ccu'ro, i 'hu County
Of Imperial and state Of Cai+ornja
an said district. respectable repre-
scnts that on the 99th day d.; April
1925, last past. d. Wa, du'y aGiud--
cd bankyur' uu5rr 'h, Act, of
Congress relating To- erup'rv;
and that hc ha, duIv surrendered all
lis proprr ~-t'. - proper
| tv, and d., fully rouun,I with a1
the requirements o. ,r.H .r', arj
of the oricr- ut rhr rrnr -.ucnin-
| bis bankruptcy.
Whcrcforc Dee pen, 'ha, I. w.r
be decreed bv ~, count ~ .as.
full diSchar1r FROM ri 5,.', p..-
able against his r-'t'. ..0,. ,.I}
Bankruptcv Ar'~ except -"rH debts
as are c&cortcI bv law -r.N ,5rA
discharge.
Dated .th, 21'h ... u+ \u whr.
Ia. y. 1g.I.
,Ni.ura >. KAENN
Doing hu>Wo~, i, TO, Popular
|Storc. Bpnkrupt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
HOLTVILLE
By Press STAFF Correspondent


UOLTNILLE. Aug. 23. Mrs Lee
Davenport and children left Friday
for a two weeks vacation to be
spout in san Diego and other coast
points.
Judge Mcdonald was visitor in
FL Centre last week.
Mrs. Joel Hakrr and daughter
Marjorie were visitors in FL Centre
recently.
Mrs. John Navanau.n returned
home from Los Angeles and Long
Beach, where she has been attrnd-
my summer school,
Word has been received from Mrs.
W. 7. Lott saving that she and her
Young son are doing nicely. Mr..
Lott joined his family Saturday and
took them to Beaumont.
Mrs. Bruce Stewart. who taught
at the Iloltvillc high school the
last year, has accepted a position in
Mr.. and Mrs W. \. florence have
returned from Ontario. where they
attended the marriage Of their
daughter Miss Audrey rorrcncc,
and Harold hampton. The bride
was Il graduate Of the Holtyillc high
school and was very popular among
the vouugrc set.
Miss Gladv~ l.argrrt attended the
wedding of Miss Audrey Terrence.
W, Is. Stalcy and family and niece
Of Frisco. Texas. have been visiting
friends and relatives i'm the north
rrn part of California. They visit
ed Mr>. Ntalay'> brother in Ontario.
Bcr, Muu~oN. who has been in
the government hospital ut san Fer
nando. died last Wednesday,. Friends
md rclative> were shocked at his
death because word had been re
rrived stating that he was jnproN-
INC.
Rev. and Mrs. :. l.. jackson spent
la>t week At Live Oaks.
Returns from Redlands
Albert Borttgrr returned from
Rcdland>. where he has been spend.
mo "a two weeks vacatjou
Mrs. George Abrams received word
from her son George ,Ir.. saving that
he underwent an operation success.
fully. George Jr. j n the unlvcr>-
itv hospital At san Francisco.
Ms. T.. p Griffin viii leave soon
for a two weeks vacation - b
>peu: with her SON ANA family at
san Fernando
Ny. and Mrs Ear c..Jcwrn ot
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

P. A. makes one of the finest cigarettes
fellow ever smoked. il rolls easier be-
cause Prince Albert is crimp-cut and
stays put. Doesn't blow all over the
place. For the same reason, P. A. ciga-
rette burns better doesn't die the
instant you lay it down.
Try rolling 'em with P. A. Me-o-my,
what a smoke! Cool as a cucumber.
Fragrant as locust blossoms. Sweet as
melon. Never a tongue-bite or throat
parch, because the Prince Albert process
took firm stand on that matter right
at the start of P. AS career.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Pickwick Head
Praises Union
Oil Products S

The motor hu> may be said to
, have reached the point where it can
NOW consider itself one of the tri-
Umvorate OF ma ior transportation
agencies IF America, taking its
place with rail and steamship. The
mo'cmyut to ride on rubber is ma.
tioual. hu' greatest progress has
been made on the Pacific coast
where the many excellent highways
have been a strong factor in dcvcl-
ulm"u'.
The speaker was \. l.. Dad ="
Hayes. Vic, president of the Pick
wick Stages and ID man who has
hrcn actively identified with stage
transportation since its inception.
II was Dad" Hayes who sat
in tho drivers scat of tn" Pick.
wick system : first bu> Il convert
r' Ford that made j. premiere run
h''weru san Diego and E,roudido
IN 1912.
In y,lowiu. The growth Of The
"irnW,rh Stages which i today
possibly the strongest in the field
,n tho Pacific coast, Hayes reveal
"a relationship between the Pick
wick Stages and the Union Oil com
rNv that has lasted throughout the
vcp'>.
Praises Union Oil
'' UHjun gasoline and Ari>to mo-
'ur oil. hc >ayS "have been used
- power and lubricant for the Pick
wick hG>>r~ since that day. II years
a-o when l drove my Ettle con,
N.rrcd Ford over a hot dusty road
from >au Diego to E~condido
I'm this respect. he added, Pick
wick Stays. Union gasoline and
Arj~.o motor oil might be said 10
have qualified - the NiameSe trip
]nr> II tbc aufomobile world.
"Thar j. has been possible to
maintain this relationship for -
many wears las brcn due to The high
quality Of these Union products.
say, Hays. They have stood up
under the most trying conditions.
IT, all ot wljch the drivers Of
the pukwjck bH>>eS chorus: Yes.
sir, DE- certainly knows hi> oil.
The secretary Of tLc interior has
approved II the dam in Sau Gabriel
canyon, chosen by Los Angeles
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

II. 6. Wells writes about Greek
art. We know Greek interior dec
orator. He runs ID cafe.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

World could struggle along with
out q good nickel cigar il i could
find pipe that STAYED it,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Many Students
Self Supporting
At CalifOr n a

r.. a~JH- I'll, Iar- nomhr" ~
,#aen.. IL. -te GnjN,",..> Of tHN
.aa5a Who pav ~. or part OF thrn
college expenses this coming year.
agrc fhau 2oo applications for par.
me werk were received ry tho
Nfaani Rareae - Ocruratlou~ q
week hctare registration day.
Every ycar tlr Alumni Bureau
,rarc~ po~itioo> fr. hurdrod~ OF
-..den.~ y web as graduates, and
.-A veae .h- nuvb.r ot appIjcat'
u> fser"a~t~.
r.. par t5w. WORK the huroau
- opportunities for earning
haarI and room ~ t.r ,arun- ~wau
~a'arie, in bou>oNork. -rurra' ot'jc.
asHh. gardening, @araL" work end
.E.fN Harietv of position uuar,n.
sb.e. Supervision af thn hw,ur : ~"
tha haud> - Mr. Ir>hy tGMga
af4 NJ iIe'eH clay.
Peach arrre-,. j. Increasing i' 'hr
As.aina am Victor valley, rf san
HgnardiHa CoHaft
pzna.l. Een-@ra Csuaty. .,rj,
-, favorable +. >ummye lettuce
au5 the sgpp ~. nrumi,j--
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

("ATtlENo\iNNl d, directly responsible for more
= than ~ ot all forest hre1. 4 burning match
a cigarette hecdlr,,Iv tossed aside \ camphrr ei' un
Jr,,rcd-lnd thou,and, uron thousands OF acres are
Hamc vert and de,ro,ci IN the raging holoc'I,t
hat follows
ief ~. ,l h> rsijls ohscrinc few simple rules he'r
he brave Who arr dcvotrg their hive. - the
rre>eD auon ct our forests. No rlrt ~ ht>,
ptcscr,c this great national heritage Nc,cT thr,..
aside e blazing tnat.h ot tos, ava, 4 burning gar
suc-ne,ct !cssc 'our campfire uncovered.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

The secretary Of lie interior has
approved of the dam in San Gabriel
canyon. chosen by Los Angeles
,O1AtN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-24
Music for Official
Hymn at Chicago by
Gardiner Woman

Gardiner people are interested In
the great Eucharistic Congress being
held in Chicago, especially in view
of the fact that the music for the
official hymn of that Congress is
written by Miss Kate Nannah, ma
tive OF this city. Much favorable
publicity has attended this latest
triumph of Miss Nannah and her sue
cessful career from the time of her
early childhood in Gardiner to her
international success has been re-
viewed. Most frequent mention is
made OF Miss Nannah's best known
success Good Bye Sweet Day."
which, it will be remembered, was
composed at the former Nannah
home on Lincoln avenue, the house
now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur T. Reynolds She is given rec
ognitiOn not only as a composer and
musician, but poetess os market
ability.
1t is not generally known that Miss
Vannah graduated from Gardiner
High school in the class of 1872 from
which institution she entered an OK
elusive finishing school at Emmetts-
burg, Maryland. Among her classs-
mates at Gardiner High were Mrs. o.
b. Clason, J. S. MaXey, Miss Emma
Z. Dumphy. Mrs Annie Burr, all res
idents of this city now, and also the
late Frank w. Heselton, who died
soon after graduation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-24
Willie Macfarlane
To Defend Title
Against 152 Rivals

New York, June 23-(R,-1ru..
Macfarlane, bespectacled vst.ss.
who outlasted Bobby Jones Il " 81
the national open golf chamnian.ssa
at Worcester. Mass, last year ~
face 152 rivals in the defense n AZ ~
crown next month at the sc,as.
Country club, Columbus.
Pafrlngs as announced hv Il.
United States Golf Association shas
that the ma jority Of the members 7.
the Walker cup team have ents,.a
while three foreigners, Pete OIL.
and Thomas Howard of Austra;.,
and Archie Compston OF Enshss
who considers himself an AneF,css
Viii make the rounds.
Among the absent viii he ~.
British amateur champion. ~
Sweetscr, who said yesterday that !.
had planned to remain away IVA.
the open event before he wen, -
England He viii, however. ,,k.
part in the gold mashie tournams0
at Newport, r. l., and the NatIon.
amateur in September at the "a
tusrol club in New Jersey.
Sweetser says that he is mueh In.
proved after suffering from ina.
enza contracted in England but M,
he viii follow the doctors orders al
take a rest, probably in Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-24
NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Capt. Charles
y. Dunno.
Charles Tyson has returned to his
home in Augusta after a brief visit
with Paul Williamson.
James Mcleod has returned from
n furlough passed with relatives in
and around Boston.
The returns from passes Wednes-
day were Albert s. Gowen from
Danville. y. H.. and Marcellus Kid
der from Randolph.
A party Of Legion BOYS will leave
here at o'clock Saturday afternoon
for Three Mile pond to aid in the
construction work going on there.
Transportation and supper will be
furnished free They will start from
headquarters promptly.
Benjamin Brewer OF Danvillc, H.,
late L. S. Navy. and Louis II. Dutil.
of Augusta, late sergeant hcadquar-
ters 56th Pioneer Inf, have been adj
mittcd
Burroughs have been granted TO
William O. Richardson to Bryants
Pond. and David f. Mansfield to
Lewiston.
Bernard J. McMahon. of Fitch
burg. late co. ID, G. Mass. Inf, Ems
ley s. Potter Of Los Angeles, late
co. /. 1S, L. S. Inf, and Charles il.
Shean of Brockton. late Co. l.. ,,
Mass. II. y. have been re-admitted.