Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

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'ar district attorney : office.
,oar j. not to sax t'a: ;ncrr j.. mo-
,''crcsr in The raldja.tc< for the
other offices. hut the hittcr struggle
ht,wccn the rHndijatcS for the iu.
djcial bench and the district attor
uev : office has focused a'fert.ou
I'M thr>' particular sector, Of the
primary battle.
Through is editorial columns. the
Press has endorsed Jdd-e Egautln
j.. cole. believing his record Il the
ua>r ~ wears in the superior conrt
~ lnn' "iol County. speaks fer j..
self. Julg" Cole is II veteran IN
.hr service of lmuerial Counts. aud
h;s work -, iHdgr j. too VIII
known to the voter, here To- necd
any comment.
ills couraar en- tho be1rh Judge
MARVIN w. CooEliug. the r1ai center
"t the political Struggle Il imocriai
County. iS The pusSc>>or of u keen.
brilliant legal mind. trained through
wears ut uslr'jae. H. #laH%eee. None
ou.,tiuu .nl1o ConEE~@ lcg1l
abili-v. His hrother attorneys in
lwyorJul Comfy ien4 since roaeed.
cd him the laurel II leajeesAio as
au .tt.rnar. L Is ~ tia nudge =
ro't'-.U record that "sa d5ffer. apd
,his h"."r g. static ,eueea tI5.."~ ar,
elected Ivy rhr VIII III fte neoH'a.
!. j. up 10 Tie pccp'e 10 determine
whether or not Ju4ga CouttHE r..
liti.a' record has .Hy tearlaE IN his
abiitv as iudgr.
:. G.. DiaueF, csndidafr supported
hv the Aa"tirlu conservation glHh.
Vas mato support II the Swing
Johnson bIl 'hr ha~.~ If lis rar"
for the hrn,h. Following short
term a> j,mty district attorney.
w., entered t.c rs-e tar a--sa.tiE
mar 'u, years a-a. he.a- s3,.'eI L..
Il I'rgc ma 'or:ir.
III, record in III. assembly wss =
good one. aud u i azItaea "a
s'rm.y candidate ,,r ne he1ei II,
'raa1 ah.3'y. ike Ju5ke Gsa1Ii.g =.
r.'.'.-' -r.erl .~ #a.'es ~
which m,a differ.
i. :. L.ccw. tai-e1 d IN t-r.
sorvar. .s e'aa Vlsh Nj. ala..ae. tss
.,.l.n E,r.s - good sers..a - f.
C,o'ro .- ei'. attartes. Is a1t..'e
lr cir., a.l 'r.iaieal 1a@ II ~.
m,st;oa"d Mr. Lfew hrs ~ m
Gu'Lcl ig the 'a.etfea - H'1wsaa'
law. aud This. h., o"aoron'> declare
j. H inHdtcan 'e t1a seek 'aa
Judicial ha,ars. II tana.ta.s A.
u'.., r f. r,t.
T. !. ~inJ-ea al"utnr Is M 4"
G,u,''..', :, considered ~. '''.nr<
f.r>.'' If ~. t.,.. ,#a. .,.a', Mia
long vrar- af .reiuA- a- Iavsa-
jr .rw,nr' arl civil yaseS. @H5 with
q good r"yorI rs d"put~ district 1'
.,ru-v fer 'Ae '#,' i ~-e. s.ear>. Nh
~ir,r,pu ...i.e- ..a 49,. candidate.
Tno personal 5...-r..1 of af' fi"
carj.'a'.~ IS uaaae-t.oned Fl.
whichever wav ~, neH'ir.l ".a.
may blow romrrro". II" voters 81
Ir.or.a1 C.e.'- aeoi not ur :..a.".
,l o' -. mrn >Aa4 T. r1f- ".''
iu.o 'ho high jat.eimv - .he e0ar
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p.,.r;.- Attorney Eeae~t Z. IT.
through The for.pa., Of ool5'i.9
warfare find, hm~-'f IN 'hc m'
boat g.. Judge Couk'.9.> \oa- 'ior'
ar. n1o question the district "'tu--
uoY's legal ability. his honesty, or
vi, ooorl9o. Ills se"or.I rs "r.m
io1 rro, 't'.- is of the highest
quality. Difference in roHfi1al opiu
r.o haS ra",rd o',n Si;.w II BIS gc.
election. Like IuIgo conkI.nr ho
stands or fails through 'ho "iI of
>, ..g,l,
His chief opponent, Elmer "
IIcald, sponsored with Finncv oud
Larrw. bv tlr Conservation cl1t
'oins with tbcp iu the declaration
t}>t ~urport Of the ~'viu"-Joire
hin is the Fundamental! issue in this
election. \ strong advocate of his
Legislation fhroug', service n Wa D.
iugton for H. he ha, made i IN"
bas, Of his rmpaieu. AS the dis
t~ic' attorney is rnircd With Jp.'"..
ConFling, on political issues so NJ
IIcald is pai,cd wjth Mr. t'"H.E
ON thc matter of,L.s legal ability.
Frank Bjrklaa~cr. "'"rrtlu-
along the same lines q, Nr. Simpson,
is the OZARK horse o. 'hc caudj.
dates for district attorney. oud is
looked upon to p,ll y considerable
portion Of the independent vote.
The race for the assembly hps ~
SO attracted attention. and has its
"v.n lipoa ~ hittcr political fonlinG
based chiefly on the action Of tho
Conservation club in Withdrawing
support from it, former president.
sam Robinson in favor Of VI. ~
Wir'"r. considered the strongest Of
the three candidates for the posi-
tion. Joseph Mcclellan, also an
independent, has plcn'y Of strength
throughout the valley, aud in the
opinion of his friends, VIII poll no
small number of votes from the in
dependents, and those who are not
favorable to Robinson, nor yet to
Wittcr since his tacital endorsement
by IN" Conservation club.
Throughout the other offices
there is plenty Of political action,
and the primary election tomorrow
promises to be an interesting affair.
in the light Of particularly warm
preliminary proceedings.
The mud from Mud creek has col