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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-21

Fancy eating peaches Soc basket
at j. f. Turner's: eating pears, SOC
doz.; "A oranges, 49c; golden bantam
corn, Doc doz.; ) lbs. raw peanuts.
49c: ; melons, 25c; all-round flour.
10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-21

doz.; "a oranges, 49c; golden bantam
corn, DOC doz.; ) lbs. raw peanuts,
49c: melons, 2oc; all-round flour.
| 10.
The Stone Street Market is offer
ing: New potatoes, Acc PIX: Occident
flour. Sl.4a: lie Grande flour, 81 .2J:
Formosa Oolong tea. SOC H.: = lbs.
ripe tomatoes. Zoe; native cucum.
bers, 2Jc.
At Landry's market: % III. bag su-
, Sar, Sl.6O: lbs. fig bars, 29c; > lbs.
ginger snaps. 2Jc: fresh native pork
| rib, sc; fresh shoulder, &c; leg of
lamb, 43c; leg of veal, 30c; native
fowl, 42c.
Hersom & Bonsall have: lie
Grande -four. ST 80: "76'' flour. 81 10;
lbs. compound. soc: cantaloupes.
Doc; sliced bacon, 40c: rolled beef.
sc and SOC; hamburg steak, 25c.
Old coon cheese and new mild
cheese at Merrill Bros today as well
as roasting chickens. rib roasts of
beet. spring lamb, broilers. golden
bantam corn. sweet pota toes, 10c b.;
burberry cakes, baked beans and
brown bread and all the seasonable
| vegetables.
Weber e Hewett have more of
their fudge cakes at 33c; baked
beans, burberry cup cakes. luscious
table peaches, 79c basket; native
chickens and fowl, golden bantam
| com, fresh peas and spinach.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
CAN'T EAT
ACID FOODS,
TOO MUCH GAS

~ suffered from gas and acid
stomach, and could not eat amy,
thing that contained acid. Since
taking Adlcrika, feel fine. -
James Fest.
Adlcrika gives the system a
REAL cleansing and brings out old
poiSous which may have caused
trouble for a long time. Unlike
most medicines, it acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowel, Just one
spoonful relieves GAS and takes
away that full bloated feeling 50
that you can eat better and sleep
better, Even if bowels move daily,
Adlerika brings out much addition
al poison which you never thought
was in your system and which
caused sour, gassV stomach, ncr-
Nousncss NlceplcssncSs, headache.
No matter what YOU have tried for
your stomach aud bowels, Adlcrika
Vdt surprise YUu Clemcnt y Dug
stone aud other Druggists. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Here and There
in Sport Weird
BY United Press Le1aPd ware

bF bSBAfh ~ aIf
SCARSDALE, y. " Playing
brilliantly and for the first time
since he lost to Henri Cochct at
Forest Hills, William r. Tildon,
former national tennis champion,
defeated Dr.. George King and Fran.
lis Hunter in tyyo exhibition singles
matches hcrc, Of, 6.i and Is re-
>poctivcly.
NEW YOBK--ln the first inter
borough professional football lash.
Led Grange = Nauf> Go rat,d .He
brooklyn lIor,cmcH Lore yesterday,
- to lo.
NEW YORK Mike M.Tjguc,
iamrr light hravyWeig6t champion.
viii lav claim TO the crown hcro
tomorrow before 'he state athletic
commission. McTjguc based hi,
riaht to the title 10 Jack Delaney 5
attempt to "ltcr the hca1ywci9h,
ra1k> by seeking "a bout with Corc
Tmucv and 90 the tart that Dc.
lurN is noW over the W,i.ht of
H." Ii-ht heavy class,
NEW WORK Miss Iudmiln Is
r"ri champion woman tcuoi, star
of Russia, ina, arrived hrrr, hopin2
'o m'c' Suzanne LcnIion, The 'n,
tcnr's tournament wa, hrld ia fG.
,ia i'm l9Ih
NEW Wul.m t.. Townas.
ir, of The Oa'mont com-r C)p,.
Iittshor-h, has been nominated
i-ain for the presidency of "t
IN'ted Sta,cs Golf A~>oriotiou.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

spent considerable time arr8nging
Zap wears an anslcr charm himself
and he has put forth his best eff
forts to help out his III Centre
brcthcrcn.
Good Semi Final
Wiling the scmI-final spot is 6,
six r0undcr between Tony Escdlantc
and Bob Thomas. The latter is rat
I'D 4 real good fighter and is cX-
pcctcd to give the border boy a
cough time Of il. Tony, despite the
knocks of a few fans, is a might"
@ood little fighter, and he could
MOI run up his string Of knockou.s
uhjc,s lac had something on the bail.
lir has been beaten, but he has al
ways put up a fight.
De LA fucntr and Niliarmil, will
furnish the four round special. Thr
former Is we'll known as "a nifty lit
tic flvwcight, and the San Diego
boy IS coming here we'll recommend
Cd.
Young Prpo, tho Erawlcy terror,
will open tho festivities with Mick.
cy Riley, Of Los Angeles.
That lineup gives the fans assur.
ancc of plenty of action, and in
addition they viii be helping a
worthy cause. The kids never had
any better or more generous friends
ihan the sPort-loving public, and
undoubtedly the arena will be pack
"a Friday night.
Being a charitable affair. the
club il going to cut down on the
dead head list this week, and even
'h' nrwspaPcrmcn are cutting down
Irir smoke supplies to have enough
to pay their way in. When scribe
pays his way ill.,. it is a certain
inch that the affair is worthy
pHr and all Of us should be willing
to dig down.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
FRIDAYS FIGHTS
TO ASSIST ELKS
CHRISTMAS FUND

All for the Elks Christmas Fand.
What a sweet time is in store for
boxing fans this week, with Eddie
Brown and Harry Lee staging the
main event on tie card wnIcn has
been arranged for the Elks Christ
mas fund. The Elks custom OF
providing n Christmas tree for alt
III Centre kids, is too well known
70 need any comment, except to
urge every fan to be out Friday
ii ight at the Imperial Valley Attn
letic club.
Eddie Brown, the clever colorcd
boy from Los Angeles, who beat
Farmer Adams here two weeks ago,
is rated by the leading fans Of til,
lcIty 10 be the best heavy man ever
seen in action IN III" loc1i arena.
He is good, mighty good, and the
,inan who beats him VIII have plcn.
l,v to crow about.
Harry Lee figures on dong tie
Lee has hcra fecn ia a..
It,on here many times, against ga1G
|lHcn and good men his own >ll-c and
'c has never failed f. give the fans
4 real battle. Time and agam nar.
|ly has spotted MS oppancns all
lkinds Of poundago and gone into
lthc ring 70 take his chances. 20.
zeal fans saw him beat Kid Wa.
Fliams, Vie Alexander, I'D Saya1c
(lnd many morc fellows really eli
fqble fer lie heavyweight ciass
This coming fight ought IL b.
iwow, IN the rjug>id"r lau@ua- -.
tops card that Cap Stevens has
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
''PrO" Football
In Coast Debut

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. S.-Ap.
TroXimately 1000 persons saw pro,
fessional football make it's debut
q tie Pacific coast here, in one q
the opening games of the Pacific
Coast Football League, The othee
game was played in Los Angeles.
Hollywood scored Il 10 to o vie.
tory over Oakland, The game WIS
roplctc With .umblcS on both sides,
although both taams displayed 1t
powerful defense. Oakland had IT,.
bail ON liojlvwood 10 yard lis,
tire" times but lacked tho power 20
score.
Johnny Hawkins, former L. =. @.
.3t;"jn, who starred yesterday for
Hollywood, fell on fumblcd bail
over the goal line to score Tie
sl.,norror, louchdoWn
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

MESQUITE WOOD for sale. FL
Centre Planning Mills. $40
APARTMENTS for rent, close in.
Also sleeping rooms suitable for
gentlemen. 20 ". Broadway.
8t6
FOR SALE-l200 White Lcghorn
chicks two months old HOMER
Spear. y miie south Meloland
Store. St9
EAClIANGN-CHr iot, 100x140 +.
Good location for farm land in
valley. Write Geo, Pasklc, Box 303
CalcXico. ste
NEW AND USED furniture. Hcbcr
Second Hand store. St30
WANTED-Waitrcss. Apply Moorcs
Corner. West on highway or
Phone G0lJ2. St4
WANTED-To buy / or 5 room
house to be moved. Must be bar
gain. Box 3S4, Imperial, Secust.
directly south FL Centre Golf
Club. St3
SWEET POTATO and celery
ground for rent. Write John
Bradford, Box 81, Death Valley,
Calf. St6
WANTED-At once, reliable boy TO
irrigatc lawn after school hours.
40 Olive. ST.
FOR BENT-Good six room house.
Very reasonable rent. $50 South
Fifth. Phone 935. ST.
FOR RENT-Small cottage, fur
nishcd. single beds. Garage. $50
per month. 1852 Commercial. ST.
TAKE \ SIN weeks short course
At The Imperial Valley Business
College and let us secure posi-
ton for you. Phone 4S9. 8t3
FOR SAIL! Two hull pups. Phone
3"3, %lS Broadway. St3
BEAUTY SHOP-Am ready to
leave valley and will sell my shop
at sacrifice for quick sale. 6 booths
reception room, completely aud ar
tiStically furnished CudiSputabIy
ibe leading shop Of the valley.
Opportunity Of lifetime for some
one TO get a Placr that is laakiHg
real money and "a, hnight of the
season. Remembers jhi, Is priced
for quick sale, Owner 5u1 First
S., CaloNico St3
LOST IaJy's leather rorketbooi5
at Imperial Ice Co.,, Imperial. -
reward if returned, l.. W. Duke,
cure Adams Bros. BraWlcv. ST.
LOSr-Saturday afternoon on the
IIolNiIlc highway, travelling bag
containing woman 5 anI children =,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
OGDEN
Furniture Auction
Street
COMMENCES AT 1870 SHARP
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Il
CONSISTS AS FOLLOWS

CONSISTS FOLLOWS
Ono leather bed davenport large leather rocker
er cushon oak library table,
CORDS OAK book case curtains and drapes and dining
WIN cuhons table;
rug 8Xlo velvet 9x12 Congolem
beded
foaeer; table
oe sanitary couch oil heater pipe
mon; IRONING board;
den tools; lawn mower; oil tanks
i burner Super FcX oil ovens
-NoTE-Th is extra good furniture good
home Ready for
D. L. T. w z11yN Aucionccrs
C. F OGDEN Owner
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Situations Wanted

MARRIED man wants steady ranch
job. 672 n. Imperial, Brawley.
2tf
YOUNG BOY wants work after
school, Phone 904J2. 5t3
EXPERIENCED stenographer wish
ing to locate i'll valley desires po-
Sition. Address ID. c., 1920 Ban
croft ST., San Diego, Cal. 6t3
STBNOGRAPHER - Experienced,
permanent resident. Wants work
Local references Press Box 80.
6t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
NATIONAL HOTEL SHOW
OPENS IN NEW YORK

tW YORK, Noy. S.-The clcv-
'u'h "tional hotel exposition, open.
cd here today receiving Delegates
from All over this country and sc>
crW from Germany.
More than 400 exhibitors have
brought their displays, representing
every phase of the hotel Industry,
to the Grand Central Palace, where
thrcr floors arc taken up by the cX-
position.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
SPORT NEWS SECTION

scene of their 27-0 victory over Cali
! fOrnia, this afternoon and immed
! lately thereafter entrain for Port
land to stack up against the unde
/ feated Oregon Aggles on Armistice
Day.
'ihe Trojans with some thirty five
members in the squad left here last
night. They will arrive in Portland
late Tuesday.
Before leaving here Coach Howa ri
Jones announced a tentative lineup
The starting players will be the
same as the openers against Stanford
with the exception Of few line
changes.
Jones said that he intended to
start jess Hibbs, regarded as one of
the best tackles in the Pacific con
ference, in the running guard posi-
ton in the place of the veteran
Taylor and expected to start John
Fox and Marion Morrison at tackles
llibbs, Fox and Morrison are all
sophomores and the proposed change
was taken in local sporting circles
to. mean that Jones has already be.
gun to build for next year.
The Trojans are favored to win by
a two touchdown margin despite the
fact that they may be forced to
play on n muddy field, something
they have not encountered this sea
son.
Morley Drury, sparkplug Of the
Southern California backficld, will
not play unless the situation demands
it, according to ones.
Kacr, mentioned for all American
quarterback honors and leading the
Pacific coast conference scorers, has
recovered from a slight knee injury
acquired in the Stanford game, will
start in his regular position.
In the opening game of the Pa
cific coast professional football lea
que San Francisco, with Cuddleback
and Campbell in the starring roles,
handed the Los Angeles eleven a
i3-0 defeat here Yesterday. \ crowd
of 1000 witnessed the game.
Murray Cuddlcback, former Stan
ford star, scored % points Of his
team s total. He registered three
touchdowns, converted four points
after touchdoWns and booted a field
goal.
The Los Angeles entry was out
played in all except the last quar-.
ter when neither team was able to
score.
Though the University of South
ern California remained inactive
over the past weekend, Norton,
kaer, Trojan quarterback and speed
merchant, held his position as lead
ing individual point scorer in Paci-
fic conference ranks. His total is
go points.
Harold Patton, Washington Uni
versity haltback. failed to score
against California, but held the
runner-up position with - points to
his credit.
Wcs Schulmcrich and Howard
Maple, Oregon Aggics fuliback and
quarterback, remained dcadlockcd
for third place with 36.
llolbrook, Arizona, shipped 81 car
loads of cattle and sheep last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Lost and Found

TAKEN UP-Two bay horses, one
bay mule. Owner may obtain
same by paying pasture and ad-
vcrtising. A. II. Kramar, , miles
south san Diego highway on Sils
bee road. 5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Special Notices
Help Wanted

WANTED-Twenty laborer,. Ap.
ply Imperial Irrigation District.
Seventh and Imperial A ye., Imper-
ial. 5t3
WANTED-Contractor to cut corn.
2l2 miles west, 2i2 north of Seel-
cy. George Bentley. 6t2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For RentHouses

FOR RENT-fwe room furnished
| apartment with shower, $40
+ nights included. Mrs. Land, 7o3
EaIk. 25tf
irOR NENT--Bedroom adjoining
bath. $50 Olive. 2Ott
FOR RENT-Sing!c furnished room
for gentleman with use of ga
rage, 61o Hell. 2Stf
FOR KENT-tront room IL com
Portable home. GG5 He'll. 2tt
HOTEL HOLLYWOOD. Rooms and
apartments. sixth and deil. ott
MISSION Apartments nave q few
vacancies. Reasonable rates. Cor
ncr Sixth and Commercial. 13tf
FOE EENT-Ihrco room furnished
apartment, with shower. 640
Adams. 15.f
rOE EENr--DoL0le room. 704
State. 22tf
FOR RENT = Several nicely Iu,-
nlsk ID and unturuIsaed houses.
Mrs. Land, 7e3 PARK. gJtf
y EAR clean iurhlsuel apartment
Tor -1nt. $50 pr month. lG3 Park
1jtf
tOR T--gnfu,nished flat. 5l9
state. Phone 257J or 900 27tf
PLEASANT furnished room for
rent. ij3 State. 27tf
FOR RENT-One apartment and
one sleeping room. ~ uoit. 275f
FOR EEN1-IusnlsAo,s .ooms, al
new beds. b43 Olive. 2Stl2
FOR RENI-Nlcoly furnished
rooms, hot water. Mrs. Watson,
ao5 Orange Ave. 29tf
For RhN NT-t'urnished front room,
adjoining bath. Gentleman prefer
red. 731 Olive. 2Stf
FOR RENT-s5ix room furnished
house. Phone 39l. 2tf
ROOM FOR RENr-Private en-
trance. Gentleman only. go So.
Eighth St. 3t5
FOR RENT-F'urnishe three room
front apartment. so, 80 Olive.
4t6
FOR EENT-,Noy. 9, three room
bungalow with bath and kitchen
rttc. Magnolia Ave. Inquire
Gi- Orange. Phone 330W. 5tf
FOR RENT-Furnishcd apartment.
Park View Apis. Phone 237W.
6tf
FOR RENT--6 room house on paw
ed street. See NJ. 0. King, SOL
Main St. Phone 6s5. Gt2
FOR RENT-Furnished house. 10
Commercial. 6tf
ron RENT-Rooms. 383 Olive.
FOR EENT-5 room house, furnish
ed. Apply 513 Brighton. 6t3
FOR BENr-Rooms separate en-
france, Apply 513 Brighton. G55
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
Maryland 16, Yale O.
Princeton ~, Harvard o.
Oklahoma 10, Missouri +,
D,n,,,.t.-,,,;, - D., CO..

ana many OthcfS.
Cropping through TIE debris like
scavengers, diminishing few are
found among the undefCatcd sur
vivOr Of another week end
feat survivors Of another week end
of bucket upsetting and cope bags
turned upside down.
The mighty defenders Of the nation
the West Point cadets and the mid
shipmen of Annapolis, are still plung.
ing along impressiVcIy toward an
inter service battle in Chicago after
Thanksgiving that may decide the
national championship.
New York University, a freshman
in eastern football, trails with the
national defenders as an undcfcatcd
eastern team and fights for rccognl-
ton.
Notre Dame still stands out as the
team of tho west, Alabama as the
standard bearer of the south, Mis-
souri, rs faitHring leader OF the
valley conference and Stanford a.
the prospective champion Of the Pa
citic coast.
Inc current season from week 10
week has been a jump from that old
irving pan into the fire and the for
tunate survivors Of last Saturday
have 10 igmp into the flames this
week.
Army, with the best chances in
years Tor a shot at a national champ
ionship, has TO play Notrc Dame
a combination that is one more OF
Kmtc Bockrr's masterpieces.
Poor Yale, knocked eff three sat
urda4s in 4 row, has to battle with
a Princeton team which kicked the
liver out ot Harvard team.
Ranking in Importance, by all
means, with ,hc Army-No;rc Dame
game, is the big battle of the west
crn big ten" between ONO state
and Michigan
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
PEARS AND PoMEGRANATHa

PEAKS AND FUMhELo@-N44L a 4l'o
Famous winter Bartlett Pears. Val
ley grown. Also Grapefruit aud
Pomegranatco. Get a supply and
ship some to your friends. We
pay express charges. Imperial
Ave. ut CalcXico city limit.
PHONE, CALEAICO, 32l
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
So. California
Sporting Briefs
u, United Pres. Leased WI


Los ANGELES. Noy. g South.
cru Branch by virtue Of an impress
>ivc and clean rut IL victor, over
Occidental coIlcgr Saturday became
tn" outstanding team in the South.
rrn California conference. favored
10 VIA the conference title although
both Whittlcr and Pomona remain in
the running.
Occidental dropping the second
successive conference game was def
nit, ~ eliminated from the rae, for
t.c conference honor>. The Tigers
lost TO tatech Saturday before last.
the piay OF Fleming, Brain half,
more impressive than his showing
saust Pomona, marked him as one
of 'he outstanding backs in confer.
curc ranks.
ln Saturdays : game he scored two
foVchGowns, converted three points
after tpuehdoWns and booted a field
goal for a total of Is points. One
uf Fleming S touchdowns was regis.
fcrod after q spectacular SO ward
dash frem scrinmagc and his field
goal was made from more difficult
.uLlc on the 81 yard line.
The other six points scored by the
Bruins came on a 81 ward dash by
Barta, substitute end. the result of
"a trick break. Mishkin 5 attempt
to forward pass WAS knocked out of
his hand by Beck. Barta, charging
in, picked up the loose ball and
scampcrcd unopposcd 81 yards to
llc goal line
Fusco carried over Occidental 5
only score. 1t followed an impress
sjvc march down the field in which
forward passes and off tackle thrusts
did most of the ground gaining.
Jack Sehwcltzcr = punting held
down the Bruin score. Jack con.
Si,tcntly maintained u IS yard
range.
In tho only other southern confer
cucc game of the day Caltcch gave
hcdlands 800 trimming.
Johnny Adams, San Bcrnardino
lightweight, substituting for Baby
Joe Cans, will oppose Terrible
Tommy o Bricu in the 10 round
main event at the Olympic Auditor
ium tomorrow night.
Cans suffering with an liberated
tooth WIS declared unable so be in
conditions fey the fight by physic
ianS Of the state athletic commission
The postPoncmcnt of the Cams
o Rlipn match, marks the accond
tmr these rivals taNc hp"u torcei
To- u1 uff pnnjin% mairh. 4
little over Il month ago 4 bout br
tween the pair was called OFF be
caus. O 3ricn l,o.c a bone IN his
hand ia training for the event.
Billy Vincent and Roy Moore
fight the semi final while Joe
Rickcy and pclos kid" Williams
meet in the special.
Southern California : laundering
herd viii hold Il light signal drill
in Memorial stadium, Berkeley,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
PIANO BARGAIN

PIANO BARGAIN
One of our high grade pianos now
stored Ill FL Centre and must be
moved at once. viii sell at big
sacrifice in price for quick dis
posal. Liberal terms given res
ponsible person. Write for full
particulars to Southern California
Music Co., sos So. Broadway, Los
Angeles, Cal. 2Jtl5
DESERT HONEY-o48 Broad
way. 29tf
FOR SALE Brunswick phonograph
and records. Call Gil Olive ST.,
before 9 or after 8. 29tt
FOR SALE-Harley motorcycle
Cheap. Al shape. Inquire Fire
Station. 2t6
FOR SALE-Order your baby
chicks now from Kirk 5 Electric
Hatchery and get the best. 90
miles west on highway. ITO
FOR SALE Or exchange, r.. /. Rcd
cockerels, very good strain. Geo.
Wooiscroft, Rte. y. Box 93, Im-
perial. 3t4
FOR SALE-35 ducks. = mile north
OF Whiting Crossing on Old ca
lexieo road. j. A. kiIeS. 3uj
FOR SALE-Twu corn binders, in
good condition. Earl Nencill.
Phone 907M3. 6tf
FOR SALE-Thrce beautiful Tom
turkeys for breeding stock. Phone
9O7Rl. 6t3
FOR SALE-4O head OF Nolsttin
springer hcif2rs. 7. b. tested. all
dehorned. Box 3, Rte >, III Centre.
tto
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
ARMY AND NAVY
ELEvENS REMAIN
CCUNTRY'S CLASS
Cadets Face Tough Fight
When They Meet Notre
Dame Squad.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff CorreSnonden

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Thcrc has
been established historically, many
times, the memoirs of Il southern
person of color who travelled with a
street fair.
His duty and his means Of earning
a living was to put his head through
Il hole in a canvas drop and make
himself target for any customers
who wanted to pay one thin dine
for three balls to take shot at him.
He Survived many campaigns in
many towns that are not listed and
when he was asked to give reason
for being alive he responded:
~ jes duck my head. =
For many weeks in succession as
there have been dates on the foot
bali calendar, the football experts
have been sticking their heads
through the hole and ducking. And
they are still Gucking.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
At Press office

FOR SALE-Finc seed barley. Earl
Venciil. Phone 907M3. 20tf
HAVE a Morris cash register, to be
sold at a bargain. Southern Ser
ras Power Co., warehouse, Fourth
and Broadway. 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

llolbrook, Arizona, shipped 81 car
loads of cattle and sheep last week,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08

Southern California = laundering
herd will hold Il light signal drill
in Memorial stadium, Berkeley,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-08
FOR RENT

\ very desirable furnished
flat and apt. Close i'll. In
quirc 800 Olive. Phone IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-05

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 5
Senator James e. Watson held Q
lead of approximately two and
one-half to one over Claris Adams,
young Indianapolis attorney, fol-
the Republican long-ternn Sena-
torial nomination, on the face OF
unofficial returns from more than
one-third of all the precincts in
Indiana this morning.
Reports from 1875 of Indiana's
1861 precincts give Watson 49,
459 and Adams 81, 728.
For the Republican short term
nomination to the Senate, Arthur
r. Robinson, incumbent, was lead
ing comfortably.
Unofficial returns today indi-
Gated that the contest for the Dem
ocratic long term nomination fol-
United States Senator would be
settled by the party's State con
vention here June 3-6. None Of the
half dozen candidates seemed able
to gain a majority.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-05

street lights turned off to save
power.
The British cabinet went into seg.
sion at Downing Street at IL o'clock
this morning, Premier Baldwin sums
moning all officials connected with
the handling of the strike for e.
ports and instructions.
Heavy re-enforcen1ents Of police
reserves were sent to the strongly
Communicate Poplar district today
following a serious outbreak o.
rioting during the night. The police
were able to. handle the situation
without calling for troops but fresh
outbreaks were expected.
Six busses were overturned at
Hammersmith today. The police
rescued the busmen and arrested
one striker.
The nlobs attacked several auto.
mobile parties. hurting one auto.
mobile and two motor trucks into
the Thames.
Although skeleton train service
has been resumed on some lines,
it is a very sl1etchy. skeleton that
is being maintained and as far as
the general public is concerned the
strike is fully effective.
Order in Provinces
Some disorders have been report
ed in other sections OF the city.
particularly in the vicinity Of the
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The project to liberalize retire
ment for Federal employees made
great progress at the White House
today through calls by Gen. Her
bert M. Lord, director of the
Budget Bureau; Senator Robert
N. Stanfield of Oregon, sponsor
Of the movement in the Senate,
and Representative Frederick r.
Lehlbach of New Jersey, chair
man of the House Civil Service
Committee.
AS a result, Administration and
Congressional leaders on the sub
ject are nearly agreed for the
first time since the movement has
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