Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Ne ENDORSE THESE CANDIDATES

The Press gives final endorsement for the primary
election tomorrow to:
Robert NJ. Clarke. for the United States senate
Judge Clarke has the confidence Of the people Of I'M
pela Valley who believe that through his election, the
handicap 10 the SwingJohnson bill caused by the lack
Of interest shown by the incumbent junior senator,
viii be removed.
c. { Young, for governor. The incumbent has
plainly shown that he has not supported the leglSa
ton in which Imperial Valley IS vitality Interested in
t." E~cro0s manrer winch the chief executives OF
other states have shown. Young has championed the
caase o. 2e o"IngJolson o.I Tor wears and has not
adopted il as q ass-m5nute vote-cacher
L-1nsn u. King toH -eutenan, e5vsrn -. King
haS 'a1id reCov 81 .b,e legislator. and teamed
with c Young 5 governor will enable California to
present strong executive department. that VIII ably
support the efforts OF the valley TO obtain its legis
lation
N, D. W.tter, for t,a assembly. Wtter is can
didae who needs little or no endorsements resident
Of the valley for over % years MS record IS an open
book H is we'll fitted represent this community
in the legislature being familiar with its needs through
his close touch with affairs newspaper publisher.
As 3 practical rancher he IS thorou-hI sympathetic
with the rancher> problems and will help solve them.
Franklin J. Cole for the superior court. An
otner valley pioneer whose long record of service 10
the people Of Imperial county needs no comment.
Judge Cole has been honest faithful and conscien-
tious public servant, holding the unanimous respect
and confidence of the valley people who admire his in
pendence OF thought and action and his tested legal
ability
Charles |. Gett. for sheriff. capable peace
officer, whose administration during the past four
.-ears has been credit to himself and the people
who elected him. His record is such as % demand that
he be returned office. HIS presence in office is a
guarantee Of protection for life and property in I'M
periaI Valley.
Calvin G. Nousseau. for county clerk. His integ-
rity proved during the attempted recall election
year ago and his service to the public during the past
four years IS above criticism. An honest official who
merits the confidence the people have placed in him.
his efforts live up to the spirit of the laws govern
ing his office, has been commended on all sides.
B. Z. Lemons, for coroner. His administration
has justified the wisdom OF the supervisors in appoint
ing him theofice which he holds and merits the sup
port OF the voters elect him to that office His hon
esty in the conduct OF county business and his willing
to al all times have proved him a faithful
public servant He has operated his office efficiently
and economically and is in position continue do
if returned to office.
". H. Waste, for chief justice Of the supreme
court. Judge Waste has honorable record on the
bench of various courts in California, and has occupied
the position which he seeks since appointed succeed
Curtis D. Wilbur the latter's appointment as secre-
tary of the navy He has been endorsed by the Imper
la Count Bar Association.
Frederick ". HOuser and Jesse D. Curtis for asso-
cjate Justice of the supreme court These Judges
hold positions the supreme court and have been
dorSed By lawyers generally throughout the state in ad-
dton receiving endorsement by the Imperial County
Bar Association.