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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24

The United States Department
of Agriculture reports that CO.
operative tuberculin testing has
reduced the percentage of tuber-
culosis In the United States from
4 per cent in 1922 to 2.S per cent
in 1926.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24

If clean cars are used, heavy
loading is avoided, and the hogs
are sprayed with water if they
become too warm, heavy death
losses of hogs being shipped in
the summer may be avoided.
Why take risks?
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24

If you know of news item
call phone number 81 and tell
the American about it. The
American wants all the news all
the time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24

A sure and quick way to find
out if there is a sale for that
second hand article you have is
to try an American Want Ad. The
cost is small.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24
WILLOW RIVER
(FrOm Another Correspondent

John Zion is erecting a new
barn on his place this summer.
Miss Angelina Zion who has at
tended high school in Duluth the
past school year has come home
to spend the summer vacation
with her parents.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24

American Want Ads do the
business.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-06-24

Advertising pays-try it.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
TODAY'S WANT ADS.

FOR HENT-Thc office room now
occupied by me in Rehkopf Bldg.
+. Il. c. Fcnton. Phone NO. Q.
3Ot3
FOR SALE OR RENT-Housc at
Live Oak Springs with toilet,
sink and sleeping porch, partly
furnished. Inquire Of Mr.. Bailey
ut lmperia! Valley Hardware Co.
FL Centre. 3Ot6
EXCHANGE-Fordson tractor foe
plowing 20 acres. Mont J. Reid.
soft
WHO IS OWNER Of Fordsou trac-
tor on Keller ranch2 , miles
west on Brawlcv Main. Come ant
get it. %ot5
FOR RENT-Cheap. -Four room
modern house, newly furnished.
TO adults only. In rear. G34 SO.
Eighth st. 3Ot2
LOST-Smal brooch, eat S eye,
pearls, gold setting. Finder re
turn to Press office. Reward.
30t3
FOR SALE-Solid oak legal blank
cabinet for lawyers office. 81
double drawers. May be seen at
Room 1G, Bank of Italy Bldg. Sell
to highest bidder by July Bird.
20t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Rivers Down to
Weight for Fidel
Ry United Press Lrnsrd Ntrc


LOS ANGELES, June 80 When
Fidcl LaBarba and George Rivers
meet at the Olympic Audlturium =
week from tonight in II boa, fer the
world 5 flyWcight titlc, two mon
will be in thplr coracr> who are al;
present staging one Of the greatest
battles of strategy tine southland has
ever witnessed.
The men are George Blake, who
viii be behind La}arba, the cha#ar
ION, and Charley Mcdonald, vino
handles Rivers interests.
NcwSpapcrmcn were aatoniNhcd to
day when Rivers stepped on the
scales and showed that. he is doWH
to the fiNWcight limit Of II pounds
at the present time. Mcdonald fun
ui>hcd another surprise Whru lac SAID
Rivers could be down further in an
other few days.
'" am making Rivers train down
TO as low Il weight rs he cau make,
Mcdonald said. "Thcu Il fcW dals
before the fight am going to let
him take on weight up Ia the limit
and he will not br DRAWN when inc
enters the ring. He will be strong
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Yachts Prepare
For Race to S. +.
From Honolulu
BY United. Press LcaNed Wire

HONOLULU, June 3O.-The four
yachts from the mainland which
finished in the San Pedro to Homo
lulu classic today began prepare
tions for the sequel race to san Fran
cisco, scheduled to start July 4.
Under rules determined upon to-
day, the four yachts, the Invader,
Poinscttia, Mariner and Tcva will
race back to the mainland under
the conditions of the first race, eX-
ccpt that the T"va Will be ASST ed
a ~ hour handicap.
The Teva would have Won second
place in the san PcdroHono!ulu
race had not its handicap, according
to reports TO the race committee
here, been reduced just before its
departure from the mainland.
Captain Glenn Stose, Teva's skip
per, refused t oacccpt the revised
handicap, thought he said h" would
not officially protest the award Of
second place to the Poinscttia.
No Word of Jubilo
With the comtiucd non-appcarance
Of the Jubilo, Don Lee S Invader
was officially proclaimed winner.
No report of the Jubilo 5 position
has been made and the craft has
not been sighted, since il left the
mainland june -.
The Invader has been awarded the
Upton cup for the best computed
time and the Morgan Adams trophy
for the best actual time over the
222J mile course.
Captain Stroud, skipper Of the
Poinscttia, was discharged after ar
rival on charges of mcompctcncy, it
was revealed today, The Poinscttia 5
owner claimed skipper Stroud mis-
took koLo Head for diamond Head
and ran his craft inshorc, where it
was bccalmcd. thus losing the race,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Watching the
Score Board
ny United Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays hero. Carl MAYS, Ciu-
cianati pitcher, who scored MS
fourth victory Of til" season over the
riratcS. the Reds winning 6-%, and
making ,\an sweep of Il five gam"
S,l les.
Tho Braves surprised r,'cn them
selves by trouncing the GiantS /"
both games of a double header 30,
-.
i:oston made it two straight from
the Senators behind the excellent
pitching of Slim llarriSS, the Red
SoX winning to |.
Grimes won II pitching battle
from Willoughby when the Robins
noScd out the Phillics in | innings
! TO ).
rcnnock allowed - hits, but tn,
YankS annexed Is off three Phila-
d"lphia pitchers and New York won
: to ). Ruth got his 26th homer
of the season.
The Indians shook off their slumi
aud pushed Chicago back :. game III
the pcnnant racc, winning / 10 :.
The Browns piled up lad in the
carly innings ad defeated the Fig rs
easily II TO ).
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
SPORT NEWS SECTION
LIGHTWEIGHT ELIMINATION BOUTS
ARE ATTRACTING MUCH ATTENTION:
VET KID MEX'S FIRST HEADLINER

knowlcdgcd to be clever boys, cap
able of putting up good fight.
Mex is the veteran of the crew.
He has been fighting in the valley
since 1921, when he started as Il
mere 16-year-old kid to make the
fans sit up and cheer for him. Mex
has never been given the credit that
is due him by valley fans, and now
that he is classed in the veteran
division he some times gets Graz
ling from the fans because he
doesn t do this or that.
In all the time he has been ap-
pcaring in the ring here Mex has
never disappointed the fans by put
ting up poor fight. He has been
licked, but he always fought. He
proved his metal last year on one
particular occasion by beating two
men in succession the same night.
Mex scored a knockout over Johnny
Lee. which caused considerable
commotion when Lee claimed Il
foul.
The crowd was disappointed and
Mex agreed to 90 into the ring with
Kid Lavignc, whom he beat dcci-
sivclv in four rounds. Mex is get
tign his first main event Friday
night after all his years of fighting
and he is out to make the most of
it.
Escalantc ran mp string of l3
straight victories last year, and
his first ring defeat came several
weeks ago when Aragon beat bin.
He is considered one Of the best
fcathcrwcightS ever developed III
the valley and is Il hard hitter.
Aragon fought in the champlon-
shin tournament at Mexico city
several wears ago and succeeded IN
winning the crown in thc feather
weight class, His victory over Es-
ralante was the only time tho local
fans have seen him in action and
he looked so good that many fig
urc him to beat Escalantc again
this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Chavez Always Good

chavez came here from Arizona
carlv in tn" year and has won him
self a largr number of followers by
his good work Benny is Il clever
boxer, and though little Shy on
punch he is working hard to devr-
dip his artillery. He always puts
M q good fight and has met and
defeated some mighty good boys
since he started to show bis wares
here.
The winners of the McX-Chavcz,
t,scalantc-Aragon bouts will be
matched to fight il out for the re
coguized leadership of the valley in
'hr fcathcrwcight division. The
Elimination tournament promises to
give 'bc boxing fans something in
tcrcSrinr aud with ;hc double main
event th;> week being supported by
three rilt' smat prclimmarics, the
card appear, to l." a mighty good
one.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Help Wanted

WANTED Mixer. T. b. Walker.
! mile east, III mile south Aca-
cia School. 24tG
WANTED-Tutor for eight year
old boy. after July 5th. Inquire
Panama Hotel, Main ST. 29t3
WANTED-Steady man at once.
Alfalfa ranch 500 per month.
Rte. A, Box III Imperial, miles
west Of Imperial. 29t2
AUD Ml,IA\iC u,th car who
has Intelligence and f"t,lmination
- make succCSa IS s, 'o,mau of
:, ]. TO ,lhtr mrci;l e. through
ont this county, can NJ; Fc profit
able ""nnrc',.'n with na"ufactur'
cr f. highest Quality tools in
America. W. T.. Jones, 1929 South
Hope St, Los Angeles. 29t3
MA t.TED-E,> ricuceJ >tcno4rap1A
cr, r'od poSi'ic& tor right p"5"or.
;vIdNr State Allt "raductS Go.
19t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Jack Willis Too
Tough for Colima
Nv United Press Leased Ware

Los ANGELES, June so. - Bert
Colima 5 opinion of cowhoys was
greatly changed today, and Jae%
Willis, Texas cowboy. who Knocked
out the Whittier Mexican in five
rounds ut Vernon last night Va
acclaimed one of the hardest littins
Ii ;ddlewei9htS in the history Of the
southland ring.
Colima rc-rstablisicd his pugils-
tie standing among the leaders Il
luouth ago when he Knocked o9
Cowboy owen Phelps i'll tl;o POUNDS.
Hut COWBOYS are no; all - SOFT -
l-acipS vas. Colma knows today.
Willis pokcd Colima L. the floor
four times in the five rounds. Ihe
Mexican WAS hardly able {" weather
Tie second round. lie went down
near the end of the round, but wa
hot couItcd over. Y few sccol' Is
later straight right sent Coiina
down again, and e took AN eight
, count, when the round ended.
ll thu fifth round the bell cid no,
save Colima. He went down fal
inc count and when h" came Il"
Lee was confronted Nith tu,ii,ade
of rights and lctts that took AL
consciousness away from nim.
Colimu had the rest Of the first
tlird and fourth rounds and hrs
work III those frames 'iadc tn
fight a splendid enc to watch.
Baby Joe Cans Defeated Joe
Layman in thc cIaht round semi
Nindur and frankie Ticrnev beat
Danny McCoy in the siA round Sp'-
/ cial
Nick Antonio hra, Battling Wand
in 10 round bout 1t Culver ChE
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
PRE- SS CLASSIFIED SECTION
rOr kenf-keal Estate

10 LEASE for vegetables. 10 acres
ii SOFT la'td for cash or shares,
CDas. l.. Parher, : miles west anU
- miles south on BraWley.
0tf
' t.UDIABLE laIId. 100 and 40
acres, ola alfalfa, for rent. Il. Il.
AMEN, owner. see W. b. Hancock,
heaItOr, o4O MaIn. 2iLI
fON' RENT-6UO acres alfalfa, all
or part, tor Vegetables or dairy.
Toud Eancn. = miles northeast
EIawicy. impure Geo. Pryor, t'r
y Box %, Bra"lcy. Phone B:a"
lev Y6FlJ. 2Dtj
rOE Kr.> I--Alfalta for dairy OF
vegetables 80 acres. ! mile
cast Of Iicbcr, lao acres, )
mics vest OF CalcXlco. Address
bon 59D, Brawlcy or Phone Draw
ley 90. 21tt
IOE BENT-lor vegetables. 300
acres alralfa laud, SOFT ana med
It.m soft. Mt. S1gnal district. )
mics south of Sccley. Q. Z. Hydc
Etc ID BoX IS, CalcXico. -ot6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
kinsey Wins Way
to Semi-Finals
By HENRY L. FARRELL
(Unitcd Press Staff Correspondent)

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
WIMBLEDON. England, june 50.
Howard Kju,cy of california to-
day won his way into the finals of
the al'.Eualaud tennis champions
ship, Ivy defeating .lacqucs BruSuon
of raucr GA, }6, G-&. 80, 81,
Eiu-,v viii meet the wmcr Of the
Henri CocbC.-Ioau Borotra semi
ljua.s match.
KW,cy played courageous game.
,o thc tcuth and l2th games ON his
~cr 'yr the score WAS l5-40 against
Auu with the match point at stake.
II, won aj finally gained the ad,
Vantage In the 18th game by break
jDs through Gruguou : service.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
EXPLODING SHELL KILLS
40 SOLDIERS IN POLAND
IL, United Press Leased Wire

KONEI.. Po!Hu,L .iuao 80. --, \
she'll exploded during military man
oauvcrs here today, killing 10 sol
di'rS aud wnu0jjug 3S seriously.
Twenty soldiers. Including several
Officers, We're slightly injured.
Kovcl is near W#r>aw.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30

Which of four fighters now ap.
pearing before the valley fight fans
is the best one in the fcatherweight
class, is n question that will be de-
cidea within the next two weeks
during tho elimination tournament
which "Cap' Stevens has promot-
ed, the first leg of which will be
fought at the Imperial Valley Ath-
lctic1 Club Friday night.
The fighters are Kid Mex, Tony
Escalantc, frankie AraGon and
Benny Chavez, all of whom are ac.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Lost and Found

LOST Ladies' white gold wrist
watch. Return to Clement 3
Drug Store. Reward. 2St3
LOST--Boston Bull Terrier. License
No. 2l9. Reward. DIR. kutz, Dun
away Bldg. 2Stt
LOST--Lady 5 gray shoe, between
Sheppard 5 bridge and Plaster
city. Return to Press off &c. 29' )
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Joe SchlOcker
Is Under Arrest
u, United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. June 3O.-.Ioc
Srhiockcr, former prominent hight
weight pugilIat, was arrested hero
today ON n fugitive warrant from
San Francisco charging grand lar
ccny.
Schlockcr is wanted in connection
with alleged robbery of Il jcwcIcr,
Louis Wcchtcr, by Irving solomon,
who had been arrested and Is SAID
to have confessed. Solomon, accord
ING to police, said that Schlockcr re-
ccjvcd part of the loot.
Ford 5 been made an honorary
doctor Of engineering. That 5 fint
Perhaps he'll doctor some sick fh@-
Ncrs.
White house roof needs repairing,
" ~ rom,; frnm .a'>jY. u 81. .''"',
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
For Rent-Roon,s

HOTEL HOLLY WOOD. Rooms am
Apis. Sixth & He'll. PSF
NICE cool room with sieopirS|
porch, connected with bath. Suip@
able for TWO gentlemen. Cav
SCR. lsM
FOR RENT-Gentlemea' s quarters
Cool, sleeping porch, with two
beds, adjoining large room, we'll
furnished. Shower. Reasonable
Close in. 5S3 Brighton. l7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York 7, Philadelphia ..
Boston 2 Washington l.
St. Louis II, Detroit 3.
Cleveland 4, Chicago >.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Lajzo's WalIop
Retains Grown
By PAUL w. WHITE
'nited Press Staff Correspondent

l!IlLcN ttGSS Oval SDI Le@ pb!iNtlAJ
NEWARK, \. j., june 30.--Pcte
Iaatlo, who teamed for 1he &r'tcr-
weight championship by digging toal
il Scranton mine, vas hai,cd to-
Il title holder with oa
. the hardest punches Of any Iitt'
t,;,u.
Latzo, in his first appraran~,
s'acr winning thc c9oUH from the
stout hearted -ickey Walker
knocked ont Willie Harmon in the
fifth round here last night with Il
LEFT to the ia" which ru the Now
Work challenger TO sleep fol fully
th}cp minutes.
After ding tor four gaau', tha
champion 1T ,oo>, in ta@ rif.u anG
. stiagiH& right to Harmon ) body
dazrd tie cou'cEdor His yes
lost thcir spark and he danced grog-
= ~ around the flashing Lat2o. Pete
co"Uy followed MP Ius dVanta,"
With left TO III" jaw which shot
through so suddenly few around the
I'a4sidr SAW it start, lie rati3d tire
f."mr OF i'drnoH. Willie w.bbioI
@H instant 9ud tAou crushed tr tao
canvas otr;.a# OF tAe ,n~ttir.
piirh hailed thr nrv ring h"ro.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Los Angeles >, Sacramento !.
HOLLYWOOD 8, Portland |.
Oakland 6, San Francisco 4.
Seattle. travelling.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Wanted To Buy

a NTED--Second hand f-rnitur"
Cali 405W. Sl9 Main St. 19tf
WANT TO BUE-llousc on easy
terms. Phone l92W. Evenings
Phone 99lJ. 29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
POULTRY

FOR SALE-300 laying S. G. Whife|
Lcghorns, also mower aud rake. s
unit Gaias mixer. Route ! BOX
S3, III Centre. Ben. +. Andcrsopd
1stN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30

Two new truit packing hou>.
are to be bgijt in the southern p.
Of Lindsay, Tularc county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Miscellaneous
For Sale

PIANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2l3. 2ltf
FOR SALE-Or Exchange. $40
acre stock ranch and mountain
resort. houses. Maize, Boulevard
San Diego county. 29t6
FOR SALE-Almost new electric
range. Bargain. 1852 State. 29t2
FOR SALE-5O0 field grape boxes,
one grape wagon. Ia miles south
Of Main Street on Dahlia canal.
J. A. Squirting. 26t5
FOR SALE-16 Holstein COWS, -
heifcrs, registered bull, all 7. b.
tested. 80 tons hay, dairy equip
ment. team horses, farming tools,
etc. With lease on 35 acres alfal-
ia. ! mile east, l II south Acacia
school. 7. 3. Walker. 29tl2
FOR oAhE-l6 head Of feeder
logs, weight average 100. $40.
GOOD ones. mIie north of
Moore 5 conner on San Diego high
way. +. &. Boone. 2St5
FURNITURE bought and sold. T..
Il. Chcser, Hcber. l6t30
FOE SALE-5OO Marsh Seedles.
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. Ii.
II. Hunter, San Diego, Rte. 4, Box
4l9, Nursery, Lemon Grove. lyrf
FOR SALE-Pidgeons, White King
and Bed Carous. 7o4 Vine St.
l5tI
FOR SALE-To move, cent houses
I2xl4. Phone 572, after 4 p. III
Collins Wrecking Company. 21O
NO. 18th St. 7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld
Nv United Press LeBsed Wire

Kansas City-Joc Trabon, local
lightweight. and Rusty Jones, ST.
Paul. fought ten round draw here
last night. In the semi -wlnduJ
Larry Cappo, Kansas City. Knocked
ou, Charlie Pitts. New Orleans. III
the fourth.
San Francisco-Ri,hard Schlkat,
German heavyweight champion, and
Jack Taylor OF Wyoming wrestied
two hours to draw ut prcamland
rink last night.
Denver-One-Stcp Watson gave
Bernie irwin lesson in boxing in
thc main event at the Olympic club
show here last night, winning all
tUur rounds.
Seattle - Bud Taylor, Terre
lIautc bantamweight, took de-
cision from Young Nationalist, Fill
pino, last night in a six round go
The first round was the only one
the Filipino could claim.
klamath Falls, Ore. - Benny
potson of Portland and Kid Starkc%
of Chico. Cal, fought to a draw af'-
cr ten rounds of steady milling here
last night. Starkcy was knocked
out in the first round of prcVlo1,
fight with DotSon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30

'r thau ne has ever Uoca.
Blake j, training Nidc, ~, he u>-
uM'y does. lie is Lifting tho champ
j,u take off - few ounce, aad ha-
j, scaled - Lr VIII not make II2
pounds until the day OF the fight.
churI: Wiasius, who defeated
George Godfrey here recently. Will
meet Jimmy Hyrue, prominent
heavyweight, in 10 round bout AZ
Wilmington tonight, Wi2gins Is
thc favori,c.
Pedro Afu1dor and .Aujrc rrpre
meet iu the six round ynmi-V ndup.
Jimmy Lonlos, popular Grcoh
heavyweight, and Nick Lutzr, for
I'cg football etar Of Notrc Dame.
will settle their dispntrd sum"ol,..
ou the mat of the Olympic uJ1j'o.-
iam tonight.
Tn" Victorious wrestler 'cjil have
f. win two ont If three fails.
II is the second time 'hr grappir1,
ha>" met, Loudos won the fra
tjmo but Lutte had extremely bad
luck on the first tatl. II" Gld eo.
hear th" hell and was pinrrd to t.r
rat IN his corner before hr had =
clpurc to defend himself, Iuj<r
took the second fall but loss to"
a. jrd one.
After the nr1tch, LHtl,. d-rlarrd
lr would l.vr won if bc had heard
1hc bell 1T the start 3, Lou Daro,
Ircal wrestling prorotor, is giving
Linn his chance Tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh ;.
BROOKLYN 4, Philadelphia ).
Boston 81, New York O-3.
St. Louis Chicago, postponed, ram
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30
Special Notices
MRS. KATE +. OLDHAM
insurance of All Kinds
546 Main Street Phone 43i

We BUY used furniture. DeLozicr-
Reynolds Furniture Co. Phone
193W. SO Main st. 29t6
HARTZELL-'Thc Roofer. Takes
guess work out Of roofing. Phone
25lW. adv
MANTED-Il5 No,
5th. Phone 623. 1+tf
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Capital S5,cUo "tQ. An cat Ibliah-
Cd and permanent valley instl-
tuition. Phone 25lW. Before 8 a.
m. and after p. m. phone 449.
Edwin stewart, Imperial Valley
Manager. Box III, FL Centre. 29t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30

Res. S22 Euclid Ave.
FOR LONG lease at very low rentJ
al, an ideal mountain winter and
summer resort or home, Situated
on state highway, stdjoining a
public garage, fine general store,
restaurant. Many large oaks, en-.
gine pump, tank, house, kitchen
water piped, a river (never dry
runs through the property. Pei
sons with capital only. j. s. 359
Front st. San Diego 12t1
FOR RENT II: nished house I
July AMI August. Apply 529N s
Seventh 81. 19
FOR RENT-Nice cool apt. Ever
thing furnished. Summer rate
7J5 Orange Ave. %
FOR RENT-Large apartment wi
private bath. Also sleeping roo
Park View Apis. %
FOR RENT-Cottage, rooms, Ia
Oak Springs, partly Furnished
running water; shower bath. $le
for season. Ross T. Hickcoxa 10N
Rehkopf Bldg. Nst
FOR RENT-Three room cozy APT
lawn and shade, trees. Sumr
rates, Adults. S19 w. Main. n
495W.
FOR RENT-Furnished room
Coates Apt. $40 Adams. II
FOR RtlNT-Wi or without lease,
) room furnished house. Nice
lawn. lots of trees, good garage,
and close ii. Call at Press office
24t6
GARDENA COURT-Apartments
Plenty shade and lawn. lis Soutt
/ Eighth. 24tis
FOR RENT-Ncw three room fur
nished house, breakfast nook ans
bath. 672 Orange. 26tf
! NEAT, CLEAN apartment for rem
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FOR RENT-Houses furnished ane
unfurnished. Summer rates. Mrs
Land. 7s3 Park cot,
| FOR RENT-Rcasonab to righI
party. 5 room furnished mountai,
home. c. L. Ferguson. 19eod
( FOR RENT-Double house. Fur
nishcd. 755 Broadway. ~ .23tSl
FOR RENT--Ncw furnished A room
bungalow, garage, street car. $36
ZIG Ward Road, corner Chcro
kcc, San Diego. Inquire owner
1853 Idaho ST. 29t5'
FOR RENT-Bachclo apis and
shacks. 3S3 Olive. 2ata
MOI NTAIN CABINS ',r rent CD
nI1h |. / six re ON, I thee room
Maize jtIn"h, .a.i.e' ard. s.3tl
FOR RENT Furnished four rooss
EJdsc. 7G9 State. 29tl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30

Nick Artorio bra, Battling Ward
in 10 round bout It Culver Ci,F
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-30

Whi'o house roof needs repairing,
,' ,.' ram,, frum sin. u 81. .'t"r.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

LISABEULA
tlIls. Graham Maloneyl
1855 sss :
Obituary

Obituary
Edward J Meers, s3n OF N
and Mrs. Z. Il. Meers (nee Mary
Blink} was horn il Tacoma OH
December Bird 1925 and passed
away at the st. Josephs Hosp
The funeral was held October %
from AIelliner's Funeral Pa,lors
Interment at Tacoma Cemetery
The Neighhorhood Club met at
the Stemforth home last Thurs
day evening. The ladies chatted
and talked in the library while
the men played cards, Dainty
refreshments were served. All en-
joy these social evenings and many
wish they came more often. Mrs.
Sullivan will be the next hostess.
Kanai, Alaska for the past seven
months has returned to Lisabeula.
Mrs. Wik says she doesn't enjoy
being an Alaska widow and will
90 North with him if he decides to
return.
Wash, who is visiting home folks,
was happily surprised on last We'd
nesday afternoon by several of the
celebrated her twentieth birthday.
A beautiful pink and white cake
conferred the table from which re-
fleshments were served. Those
participating in the happy event
were the Mines, Steinforth, Har-
Dyer, Sutton, Lewis, Sullivan,
Beaumont aud honor guest.
Several friends helped Mrs.
Church celebrate hen CD birthday
last Friday evening, Mrs. Jensen
baked the birthday cake. All spent
pleasant evening and left wish
birthdays.
Mrs, Peterson Of Port Angeles
is visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. King.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29
Judge James B. Kline
For
JUDGE
or THE SUPERIOR COURT
Position No. 10

lie is in the prime of life.
He has helped bring about
speedier justice.
He is capable and courageous.
He is a firm believer in simple
justice and Tower technicaliiies.
lie has real humanity and COM
mon sense in handling court bust
ness.
lie is a good Judge, keep him
on the bench.
paid Advertiser nO
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

111-1st Avenue South Phone lIain 1920
Across the street from Wilton Hardware former location
Complete line OF Shell and Heavy Hardware