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Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23
Biggers, Ark.

Biggers, AK.
Dear Old Santa Claus ~ am 7 years
old, and want you to send me a doll,
doll buggy, some candy and nuts. From
your little girl, Genial Robinson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-12-23

Dear Santa IL.
years old and mind
very well and wa
doll buggy, apples
nuts, bananas, q
kinds Of nuts. Al
to bring Kama
nice. ! VI
fe1
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
JUDGE ANNOUNCES
HIS CANDIDACY

To the Voters of Imperial County:
Manv have inquired recently ask
ing if | were TO be candidate for
reelection TO the office of Judge of
the Superior Court at the coming
clcctiO
take this opportunity 10 an
nonnce that | will again submit my
name to the voters for their appro-
val for the office | have had the
honor of filling since the organlza-
tion of this county.
In the year 1907. when I was first
elected to serve upon the bench, I
was comparatively Young and in
experienced, the services to be per
formed were many and varied and
the salary was small. | was com
PEELED to work diligently and con
tinuously to effectively perform the
ardu0us duties of the office. In all
of this ! have been we'll repaid in
the experience and knowledge l
have acquired.
The people have chosen to reelcct
me to this honorable position each
subsequent election which has been
very gratifying to me. | feel now
that | am better qualified than ever
before for judicial service, and if it
be the will of the people | shall be
very glad to continue as in the past
to devote my time and best efforts
to the requirements of this Superior
Court position.
adv. FRANKLIN j. COLE
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
PERSON AIS

Mrs. Minnie Gwyn of this city
has left for her vacation at coast
points. She will be gone about ten
days, stopping for some time with
her mother in Santa Ana and friends
in Rcdlands.
Mrs. VIII r. Conway is planning
to leave shorty for San Diego,
where she will spend some tif0c rs
the guest of Mr.. and Ms. W. =.
Padget of the MARYLAND Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson have
gone to Jacumba. where they viii
be located for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs R. l.. Roberts and
daughter Wi'la Mae, left this morn
ing for San Diego, where they will
su"nd III" simmer. Their son. IT.
win, better known rs Mile High
viii rc~,n;n horn for the present,
joining his family later.
Mrs. A. g. Finnev and dauohtrr
Virginia. of lIoltvillc, are business
visitors in the citv today.
DR.. David W. Smouse. and Mr.
and Mrs. John. s. Gilrhrist 3f Do
MoipcS. iawn. are the recent house
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer \.
Todd. DR.. Smouso is Mrs. Todd :
brother.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

inc the conference. court rrconveu-
ed and HuEhana plea of guilty
followed.
in his written sta'encnt Barhhart
&o.larel ho dyuamitod The Smith
homc, at which time Smith auI his
VIE and q scrgWt girl were killed,
1T the request Of his uncle. William
H. Hale. who wifi John Ramsey, is
charged jointly w.th the Smith
murdrrs
ham-cv and Hale m, also under
federal Indictment or c'arga+ Of
numbering iLrary I'oau Horse, Usage
l4aiau.
It was charged by thn state that
Hale was the ring l,adur of plot
t. murdtr rEaoo Indians for their
wealth. Nor tlar ~ persons met
.nHmcIr don-Ls during 1922. Tn"
vn3r vas la,wl @ cl.l,aoMa 81
tgv "gss-r lei-0 Of terror.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Helen Wills Is
Eager to Play
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
ETnited Prog Staff Cnrresnnndcnt


PARIS. juno Looking like a
Harrison Fisher girl in bower Of
flowers, Helen Will, America ) ten
mis- Champion today granted tine
first personal interview since her
Illness. She looks well, feels well
aud is caoer to return to the courts.
d" You are the first person TO soc
nc except my mother since the OPP
eratfon. " Miss VIII, said, ''aud !
want to talk tennis. as mother has
mot sacu any Of the matches.
"T,'l me vhaf they have been
doing"
Oolv with considerable difficulty
was Miss Wills persuaded to talk
about herself.
'' am feeling that want 10 jump
eut.of bed now, sh" said. - Ger
.aiuly win play at Forest Hills tIj=
summer and / may play doubles at
Wimbledon the last Of this month
The doctor is taking ont the stitches
ouight and thcu Ac WI tell mo il
/ mar pay 50 soon.
~ am going to take DIR. De Mar
tells advice about going to tie rac
'ag club Sunday to see MAJ.
Brownies fiaaI match with suzanne
I certainly am going to root fol
Mary.
- Dr. De Martel is the finest sur
acon rv,r met. was III" 10Th h5
operated on th1t day and he prcpar
a.. No as thougl ! were his first pa
tcnt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Case Of Southern
Sierras Has Been
Set for October

Hoaliurs on the application Of
the Southern Sia-rae Power COM
pauy for a hishor va1natioe of its
property and am increase in rates
&af' been postponed wtti October,
ae.orl'eg - word received hy Rob-
rst Hay> Of HoItviI!e.
Preliminary hearings may be start
al priog 10 October. but not earlier
han ~" middle ot %ag,ymbcr, Hays
is Informed.
The move on the par Of thc pow
on company 10 oh,afu higher valu-
a ion fer its property and increase
Is rates. ha, DrpH a"tir,lv fought
by municipalities in Imperial and
Numa valleys.
According to the comfanr's re
pert o. l9-5 its g.oS> revenue in
that year Increased over 100000
above thp 1924 figure and the net
revcnue increased $4,000 over the
arI .cycnUc in 1921. The COM
AMY : operating expense in 1925
declined af2,775 uHd.r thai of 1924.
.'.corGing to Hays this Increase in
raycoe, ard dee.iue.jH operating cX-
peoyr ,stif.es the contention OF
rh1~e wao ar' tjah'irg jhr poW'r
company = ctfnri go increase it's
at,s th3t a rcductioG is more in
orlor tlm aa increase. ilavs CON-
tends that if the PROPOSED jncr"J~"
ju rates is allowed, consumers III
Imperial county will hr paving twice
as much fer electrical energy rs CON
Sum"rG in san Brruar,liuo would pay
for the same amount.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

| hereby announce that ! am a
raudidatc for the office of District
Attorney Of Imperial County.
Since ny rctan from France and
discharge from the Uni.ed States
Army, have been practicing law
in Imperial County. During that
time have taken an active part
ia many public matters Of vital inn
"ortancc to the people cf Imperial
County, and have been especially
interested in the essential Boulder
Canyon Dam an dall-Amcrican Ca
nal legislation now pending before
congress. If elected to the office
of District Attorney, | pledge my
self 20 devote my time to the duties
thereof and will fulfill the obliga
tions Of the office without fear or
favor.
respectfully solicit your support
r. thc August primary.
(SigncU ELMER w. HEALD.
(adE.)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

can senatorial candidates in the
Pennsylvania primary w"r" nrodn"-
ed today at the opening of the Sen
ate inquiry into campaign cXpcn-
diturcs.
Senator Jim Reed, Democrat.
Missouri read into the record doe
uments he received under suhpocnas
which said that William $. Ware.
successful wet. personally sr"nt
&74 .43j. so: Clifford PiHchot. arid
dry. $43, 3,76141, and Senator
George Wharton Penrcr, admins
tration incumbent $2500.
Pinchot was called by Reed rs
first witness and affirmed the oath
administered hv the chairman of
the senate committee.
'Dcscribc to the committee the
character of the organization YOU
had in the campaign, was the first
question by Reed.
Pnchot thea told how his hc0d-
quarters were organized in Phila-
dclphia with his friends, c. JAY
Godenough and steve Stahlnocllcr,
in CHARGE.
Pinchot Scent $16OO0O
The governors private secretary
submitted statements conrcrnin"
committee expenditures showing
that the committee had spent
&1l9.3o4.13. The amount included
some money contributed by the
governor. hut. answering Qucs-
tion bv Senator McNarv, Rcpuhi;-
can. Oregon. pinchot cStimatcd that
his total expenditures, both per
sonal and general. amounted TO
about 100000.
Pinchot cxnlaincd later that the
Pittsburgh office was not in his
stimatc and Reed called Major
Charles G. McGovcrn, Pittsburgh,
in charge of the west state cam
paign.
McGovcrn said he spent $685. in
his sector.
"That includes about s. coo we
got from Philadelphia, y PiGchot
interposed.
The statements showed that Mrs.
Charles b. Wood, Washington, cH"-
tributcd $4,000: &o5,O0O ON Anril
Q and $4,000 additional on Nav
G. She was the largest contributor.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
RroOkhart Is
10000 Ahead
nv United I'trxs Leased Wire


DIES MONIES, Iowa. juno al
most complete returns from IL" Ec-
ppbNcan @rpatoria! primary in Iowa,
which was hold Monday, today show
Smith W. Brookhart iHsurgent aud
former senator, nominated over Sen
3tor Albert y. tammiGs, administra-
tion supporter, !N about 1o,Ge2 p'u-
rality.
The vote from 1907 precincts Of
thc states 2t+1 give Brookhart
2G&.140, Cumrius l@3.Sj2.
Other caadjdatcs were running
wei in the rear.
Claude i. Porter has apparently
won the Democratic nomination
handilF.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Federal Charge Against Woman

Agapita Soto was brought to the
county jail from Brawlev today TO
await trial in the federal court ON
Il charge of smuggling t2qnia. The
woman was arrested at the border
some time ago with 10 bottles of
tcquila in her possession. She was
given her liberty on her own rccog-
nizancc, and later Il bench warrant
was received for her from the federal
court at Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

sacks sorghum seed.
sack orange seed.
) sacks alfalfa seed.
1929 strawberry plants.
) rose bushes.
40 ornamental trees.
II bulbs.
% ferns.
% umbrella trees.
4s flower plants.
GSO7 grapefruit trees.
- tangerine trees.
car loads mixed fruit and
vegetables.
80 truck loads oranges and le.
mons.
| shipment household goods.
The following goods warn inspect
ed and refused admittan-o.
. trucEloads oranges rejected on
account Of purple scale.
. truck loads lemons, rejected on
account Of purple scale.
, boxes oranges. re ieatcd en- ac-
count of purple scale.
car lo1d citrus trees rcsin wash
ed on account Of scale.
40G ranches were visited in the in
tcrcst of noXious weed coutrol
10 gasoline pumps tested and seal
cd
, wagon scales tested and seal-
ed.
y. b. Milbrath, plant pathologis1
&C /
turc has spent the pest month in
thc valley and in conjunction with
the horticultural commissioner has
conducted experiments i5r tie con-
troll Of mildcw on cant9lourcs. Tie
result Of our eXncrimcutal wor', las
convinced us that mildew can be
successfully controlled. It is plan
ned to start control measures earlier
in the season next wear and continue
the work throughout the entire
growing season. Thr loss TO the can
ta'oupe crop this wear as Il result
of mildcw will be about 80 per cent.
There viii be Shinment of aupro-
>in%tp'v $4,000 caAS frum the $4,000
acres planted.
On May 18th, the lav following
+hc annual Horticultural Commits
sinners Convoutjoh iu @an Diego. -
livcStocL, t';'v and agricultural
meeting was held a the court house
in El Centre with Representative
Of each industry present
Respectfully submitted.
B. A. IlAREIGAN,
horticultural Commissioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
Will, AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS TES-

CATION FOR LETTERS TES-
TAMENTARY.
In the Superior Court of the State
of California. in and for the Coun-
ty of Imperial.
Tn the Matter of the Estate of
Yutaka Eikuchi, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given that ucti-
tion for the probate of the viii of
Yutaka Kikuchi. deceased, and for
the issuance to Rvoichi Tachino of
letters testamentary. has been filed
in this Court, and that Friday, the
18th day of June, 1926, at Two
o clock p. m, of said day, at the
Courtroom of said court. at the
Court House, in the CITY of El Cen
tro, County of Imperial, State of
California. has been set for the hear
ing of said petition when and where
anv person interested may appear
and contest the same, and show
cause, if any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated June 4, 1926.
C. G. MOUSSEAT, Clerk
Bv C. f. Williford, Deputy Clerk.
(Sunerior Court SeaD 5tl1
d. G. Bitler, Attorney for Petitioner
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
CON'SFR.V ALTON
CHR FOR LAREW
AND FOR FlNNE;Y
(Uontiuue,l frQm Rage y

rrcss their sentiment on this great
project. The club is not interest
ed i'm the personnel of any office.
but it is extremely interested in thr
principles and policies of the per
sons who occupy or seek to occupy
those offices. 1t is unwisc and
unjust to place in public office a
"au who is ont of harmony with
thc sentiment of the people. The
fact that for the last four or six
years we have had men in public
office who were out of harmony
With the people is more or less ok
cuSablo by reason Of the fact that
sentiment four and six years ago
was not chrystalized. We wcrt
still irving to find tho prorcr place
for and proper kind of Developments
to undertake. Those things TODAY
are settled. Therefore, 10 nut in
public office mon who DO NOT tho".
cughlv concur in this Development
ould be inoXcusablC.
"Thc club does not care &c rUn
the court house or any public 0fficr.
It would not do 50 if it could. u
las endorsed these candidates fof
office because Of their eminent ti.-
ness for the offices to which the
aspire. The primary reason foy
this endorsement. however, is that
these mon are in complete harmony
with public win on thc development
of the Colorado river and WHOM
elected to office viii not use their
cffice to throttle and attempt to
defeat the will Of the people,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
ITAENER or TREATING
PATTLESNAKE BITE

ORANGE COVE. KY. June ..
Cecil Vaughn was bitten by
rattleenake while working in
hay fields. Vaughn saved his
life ~ slashing the wound. per-
hitting a free flow of blood, and
using remedies from first aid
kit. He will recover.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
THREE BTTRNED TO DEATH
IN HERRIN, ILLINOIS

HERRIN. H.. June o.-Throc pcr-
cons wnrn burned TO death and two
are suffering from burns in hos
"ital rs n result of fire which
DESTROYED the home of James S'umm
here early TODAY. Stumm nd two
daughters aged II and 9 are dead.
Mrs, Stumm and baby boy were
badly burned.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Harper Given Jail Sentence. -

William Harper, arrested in this
city Monday on a charge of miscon-
duet. was sentenced to pay a fin"
of $2J or serve 10 davs in iail when
! vas arraigncd before Judge Nav
field ycStcrda afternoon. Deputy
District Attorney Nutfcr presented
III" facts in the ease TO the court.
Informing him that the complaints
IN fhc ca%" were from the parcntS of
small children who told of IIarpcr'S
actinns.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
C0MMISSI0NFp,''e2 g
REPORT TO THE,
SUP E RV ISORS
Experiments for Control
Of Mildew Mentioned;
Plants Accented.

Horticrltura! Commissioners Har-
ri@an S rcnort to the Imperial conn
Y board Of supervisors shows that
Il @07 @raH"frnit t.ar% ar3 1,02f
strawberry pl"rts ;Ic anon. the
sooIs inspected and passc1 ~ ,he
countv durie@ las, mD@th. The re
pot follows.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
0SAcF INDIANS
DYNA#TTEn FOR
T'HFER 'HEAFl' l'ET
Such Is Nature of Con
fcssion O. Man on Trial
IN Oklahoma.
Rv rn'rod Press leased ,yir:

Rv r"'F"d Press Leased Vire
FAWUTSNA, okla, Jaac O.
Ernest Bprkha"t Naluutarilv p'cad-
I'd guilty to numbering ". Z. smith
during the Osa2o reign Of tN~ror,
during his trial ON that charge hero
today.
The cud Of tao trjql cam, with
lramYtic suddenua>s after rurshart
IiSclptrgcd all Of his attoue,s o~-
ccpt Flint Moss Of Tulsa aud an
nomcod ha had statement to makc
in open coUrt.
Bur!lhart stood before Judge jess
=. Nortcn AMI said:
~ want - confess fiat nothing
! have said ia cou, has bcoa the
truth. -
Lpd.o Wortco ,h,u questioned
Burkhart as TO whether ~ bad hrau
influenced or promised ANY SOFT O..
immunity in exchange trr 'm Hing
n confession.
Hmj,hart answered the judge 5
question negatively,
Judge Wortcn auuouuced he Wa1L,
sentence Bmkbart juno II.
He Used Dynamite
An iutimatiou of somct hing out
of tine ordinary c!m' Wlsr ouU#
opened Moss s1jd th4t br believed
the case on trial could concluded
quictly if the judge ruu'i grant 20
recess.
Judge WoYtou granted thc request
and there followed 2 conference Of
Moss and state attorneys. Follow
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
| PROHIBITION
DFPATE} IS DUE
on HOUSE FLOOR
(Ccatiaed from raga -

II rfo o. 1-v seart ua'cr he order.
5o' Hdeatpl tto ra,r would
u9t -, c51rc+ in tie Hoor
fetn~ --' +. mav SEWER h. Js-4.
A..' -s- 'a"rctaev Of t.c Treas
NY ~ .wa, G.v 4,ar. VII de,ilc
Wa.'h.. o- order w. j.. allowed t.
rt;rnr'' .o''v lay i'. g.. pu. into
+r.rt .o H. rc'ars tHl 1srJ.
tiau ucTt week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Adams Case Presented.

Adams Case Presented.--No dccis-
ion ON the appeal Of !. Roy Adams
from an cmbcnHlcmcnt convict ION
IN this county is expected for three
months al least. il was stated at the
district attorneys office today
Adams, former supervisors from I'm
rorial. WAS convicted Of rmbczzlir%
so 600 from the county. Briefs
on the appeal were presented to til"
district court of appeals at Los An
gclcs yesterday hv District Attorney
l'tlCv and counsel for Adams.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

J. W. Hayes, Hcmet. Riverside
county, has received 1000 baby
,chicks and has 5000 moro to come.
A valuable deposit of platinum
has been discovered in San Anton
10 Canyon, north of Pomona and On
tario.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Furniture Bargains Clayton 4
Stevens 115 No. 5th. adv
Keddie Heads Yuma Scouts-Hai

keddle Heads Yuma ScOutS-Iiam-
ilton kcddi", former resi.cnt Of this
city, and now an instructor at Yuma
high school, has been appointed TO
take charge of the Yuma boy scouts
camp which is to be held in the La
guna mountains in connection with
the Imperial Valley scout camp.
Kcddic has charge of the physical
education at Yuma high school
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County,

at the Glendale sanitarum for sev-
cral weeks, is now located at 26l
SO. Avendc "a, Los Angeles, and
writes to the Press that he will be
glad to hear from any of his friends
here. He reports that his health is
much improved, and that he misses
thc Imperial Valley sunshine.
See Delozier Reynolds for best
prices on your used furniture. OF
You'll hest Well through hot
summer nights if you build that
screen sleeping porch row. Ask for
figures. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Drug Crazes Man-.Josc Maria, n
Mexican believed TO be suffering
from the use of marihuana, was TAX
en- to the county Jail today frcm Ga
fcXico, after he had stabbed him
self twice. His condition is not
serious and it is believed few
days confinement will put him
in shape to be dcportcd. \ quaint
ity of the drug was found in his
possession when he was arrested.
Geo. w. Allen. Announcement to
my friends. Through some error !
gave the postmaster my wrong street
address. IT should be 202i State St,
San Diego. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

Ad'lauto. san Bcrnardiuo county,
has aIout 900 acres in mixed ycgc-
tables.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

emember-.Barnes lee Cream
Parlor, l2l South Fifth Street. For
fancy ice cream sundaes and drinks.
Something different. Always open.
9 Coolest place in town. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

PocR Picllford, movi" actor,
"laimS ho rcr.mtlv saw his Wjf",
Nqrilyn Miller and had dinner with
her.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

The new San Bcrnardino court
house will be completed ANA occupi-
ed about December |.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

New Screen Doors and Windows
for comfort and health. Get our
prices. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
ade at Paul's, Union Stages De-
pot. adv

Meeting at Acacia Garment
Finishes. vii be the sub iect for
discussion at clothing dcmonstra-
ton to be given at the Acacia school
house Thursday at l:30. Miss Or
pha \. Miller, county home demon
stration agent, who will supervise
the program, has extended a cordial
invitation to the public to attend.
DR.. E. O. Garter. Dentist. Room
- and 20, Davis Bldg. Phone 260.
adv
Campers Notice See Kittlc Bed
at Clayton & Stevens. adv
Boz Smith Wedding-Miss Pansy
Smith and Arthur Box, both of
Brawlcv were united in marriage at
the state Street Christian church
yesterday. The Rev. Edward II.
Law officiatcd at the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Box will make their home
in Brawlcv, where the groom has
been a ranchcr for the past ten
years.
Club Breakfast, 25c and up. Table
D 'Hote luncheon 75c. Also special
luncheon Table D'IIote dinner 81.
Barbara Worth Cafe. wed sat
Everything in the market to eat
and drink! Barnes Coffee shop and
Ice Cream Parlor, 12l South Fifth.
Open all night. adv
Extension Service Staff Entertain
Cl-The extension service staff pre-
sented a program at the Rrawley Ro-
tarv club today, at a luncheon given
hv the club. Miss Orpha \. Miller.
Vern DcTar, Frank Beyschlag and
+. H. Garthwaitc spoke on the work
of their respective departments.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

For Sale or Rent-Pianos De-
lozier Reynolds Furniture Co. Ctt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Another Ford Stolen. -

Another Ford Stolen. - r. Max.
lara. a resident Of this city, reported
to the police this morning that his
car was stolen last night. The stolen
car is a Ford carrying California IL
c.nso plates jjl4GS. Chief Oswai'
again today urged automobile own
fot allow them to stand IN the
streets unlocked.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Loans. I clear your

Automobile Loans. I clear your
car and loan you money. YOU pay
me by the month. Fred r. Cross,
100 Main st. Phone 35?J Ell Centre
adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

Or. J. F. Foncannon. D. o. Room
2s. Davis Bldg. Strictly Osteopathic
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
traction specialist. Davis Bldg.
Evenings by appointment Phone
;SW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Photo-
static copies of records involving
expenditures by the three Republl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

Clifford in Los Angeles-Rov Gif-
ford, former carrier in the local
post office, who has been a patient
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

Fryers and Fat Hens. Any num-
'"r Dressed Or undressed. Phone
Lcf 1852 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Hay Buyer at Oregon Hotel. W

G. Newett, representing Kenneth
r. Simpson & Co.. will be in town
several days buying all kinds Of
hay. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

Officers Return Delayed. - Be,
cause of delays in the execution Of
legal papers in connection with the
return of Shafter Wheeler fron,
Phoenix, Eeputy Sheriff Harold
Gillctt was unable to start for FL
Centre with his prisoner according
t. schedule. He was expected to
airirc at the county jail some time
today. Wheeler was formerly traf.
flc officer at CaIexico and is wanted
there On an assault charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
DEFEATED DRY
CHARGES FRAUD
Continued From Page l
SAY ALL SPENT MUCH

Mellon administration candidate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

DR.. E. O. Garter. Dentist. Room
Il and 20, Davis Bldg. Phone 260.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

Campers Notice. See Kittlc Bed
at CLAYTON & Stevens. adv
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-06-24
CHEYENNE
(Abs Gofd.teIs. Social Editor
Phoue os)

The II. II. Picnic was held as sched-
ulcd Mt Griffin'S Ranch. This picnic
was undoubtedly the best one ever held.
Upon the abating Of the strong pre-
vailing wind In the afternoon. the
hearts OF all were overjoyed. Dane.
ing. baseball playing and various races
Mere the chief amuscmcnts. The win
ners Of the races we're: Max Goldstcin.
Sol Goldstciu. Adelinc Goldstcin. Clara
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