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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
Lies i'm Field All Day
After Fracturing Hip

WEATHERFORD. Texas. June 10
LPr-Mrs. J VI. Parkinson residing IL
miles southeast Of here. was suffer
inr today from broken hip after
lying IN a field all day yesterday in
the hot sun. She attempted 10 run
from some cows. fell ard broke her
hip. Unable 70 drag herself 70 her
house and failing 20 receive any re-
sponse 70 her calls for help. she lay
in the field until discovered By her
husband and son when they came in
from work IN the evening Physicians
state she will recover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19

OKLAHOMA CITY. June 10 P)-
After shooting his wife here last
night, Louis Mayors, plumbers
helper. went TO the hospital, where
she lay dangerously wounded early
today, shot her again and then
turned the weapon on himself. Mayors
died n few hours later. without re-
gaining consciousness. His wife's
condition is critical.
Mrs. Mayors recently sued for 4
divorce alleging cruelty and neglect
She asked $4,000 cash and $50
month alimony. Last night she and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
Woman IN Hospital
Killed by Husband,
Who Then Suicides

a friend, Miss Bertha Larimore,
had started to band concert in
Miss Larimore's car when Mayors
accosted her.
Lets go 10 the country; | am GO
ing to Kill you" the husband said
and pointed a revolver at Mrs. May
ers' head She knocked the weapon
from his hand. but he picked il up
quickly. struck her on the head and
then shot her through the cheek and
neck.
She was taken TO the hospital and
this morning Mayors managed to slip
into her room without being OBJ
served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
GIRL WIFE HELD
in CHILD MURDER

MUSEoGEE. Okla. June 10 fP,-
Mrs. Jessie Cooper. l6-year-old white
wife OF Israel Cooper. aged Choctaw
Indian. Is held in Haskell county jail
~ Stigler charged with drowning her
six-year-old step-daughter. County
Attorney Belew said she had con
fessed The child. Bonnie, was
drowned in a creek near Kinto Mon
day and the body was found Tues
day by a searching party headed by
Cooper. who l. 72 years Of age.
Belew said the young woman ad-
mitted holding the little girls head
under water until she died.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley: Mostly cloudy to-
night and Sunday. probably with
thundershowers; somewhat cooler to-
night.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to-
night and Sunday: probably local
showers near the coast; cooler near
the cost tonight except the Lower
Rio Grande Valley: ~zrssscr in north
portion Sunday. Light 10 fresh
easterly to northerly winds on the
coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
GOVERNMENT BUYS
100 NAVY PLANES

WASHINGTON, y. G.. June ia
contract for 100 navy planes has been
let b. the department 70 the Glenn
Martin Company of Cleveland, OhioY
which submitted the lowest bid in
the tenders received several days
ago.
The total cost oft be planes under
the available appropriation will be
ss.1O0.O00. Four other companies
submitted bids
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
AUSTIN BOY IS WINNER

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 10 Up
Berkiev Bell. Austin. Texas, and
Jimmy Quick. Dallas. won the Junior
doubles chamrionship Of the s1r-
souri, Valley this morning BY defeat.
ing Joe Smith and Charles SigoIoff
st. Louis. rs. 6-2. 6-I. in the final
round this morning Of the twenty
fifth annual championship Of the
valley tennis association at the Rock
HI clnb here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
CASHIER Is HELD
UP, LOSES $694S

ST. JOSEPH. No. June 19.-lPl-
Two bauGits held up Kent Gaylor.
cashier oft he Locomotive Finished
Material company at Atchison, Kans..
today rs he was returning from n
bank with the plan; payroll, and got
away with S6.94S. The robbers.
twenty or twenty-five years old, es-
capped in . motor car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
WALTER HAGEN
TOPS MITCHELL

wEYBRIDGE. Eng. June 10 fFl-
Walter Hagen. American star, de-
feated Abe Mitchell. British pro. .
and /. in their 70 hole match. which
ended today. for 5f1 pounds and the
unofficial professional match play
championship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
Cincinnati Hits Hard
To Beat Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June H.
fPi-Cincinnati hit the ball hard to-
day and won the first game of q
doubIehcader. 5 10 ,. from the fhila-
delphia Nationals.
Score bv innings. II III r
Cincinnati .. 600 ni2 41O-s IL 3
Philadelphia ". 100 100 o00-2 3 3
Batteries: Donohuc and Hafgrave;
knight and Henline.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
PHONE SYSTEM
CHANGES HANDS
ISpecial 10 The Herald.l

RAYMONDNILLE. Tex. June H.
B. r. Earl. owner of the Raymond
vile telephone system. has sold the
system to G. J. Balm for $4,000. II
Is planned to enlarge and improve
the service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19

MINEOLA. T.. I.-Four firemen
are accused Of setting fires to dem
onstrate- the superiority Of the
Defender hose company in arriving
at n fire before rival outfit
They were indicted for arson after
confessions had been presented to
the grand jury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
FORECAST FOR WEEK

WASHINGTON. d. c. June 10
Heather outlook for the week begin
ming Monday:
West Gulf States: Period OF show
ers toward middle and again toward
end: temperatures will average near
or above normal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19

NEW YORK-The United States
has two new citizen brothers. one
six feet tall and weight 200 pounds
and the other n midget. three feet.
five inches in height and weighing
G0 pounds. Natives Of Germany.
they have just obtained final citi-
zenship papers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
St. Louis Wins Fourth
Straight From Braves

BOSTON. Mass. June 19.-tPl-
Haines held Boston 10 seven hits to-
day and st. Louis made Il three in
row from the BTa~es. 70 Q, in the
first game.
Score by innings: R Fl +
st. Louis ... 200 n0l 0ln--I III q
Boston . OGa 600 O00-G o
Batteries: aHInes and O'Farreli;
Benton, Nargus and J. Taylor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
SIX MEN DROWN

PTcTOU, n. s.. June 10 N1-siK
men were drowned when the dradRp
Ferguson was caught in q gale last
night and cnpHized about twelve milnn
west of Sc. Peters Island. Four w
her crew we're saved
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
TRUCK
IS CARRYING
FIRST BALE
v. Aycock Grows Ini-
tial Bale, Ginned at
Donna Shortly Be-
fore Midnight

) HOUSTON, Texas, June l9 -
The first bale of the 1926 cotton
crop reached Houston by motor
truck from Donna. in the Lower
Rio Grande Valley Saturday and
was delivered TO the cotton ex-
change.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19

Donna Gins Worlds First Cotton For 1920
FLASHES OF LIFE
BY The Associated Press }

(By The Associated Press.J
ANG0RA.-More changes in Tur-
KEY. The national assembly II con.
sidering a proposal to allow install
lation Of seats in mosques. Mos
lens squatted on the floors here
tofore. Another proposal would
abolish the custom among Mos
lens Of removing their shoes be-
fore entering any place Of wor-
ship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
QUEEN OLGA OF
CREECEEDEAD

ROME. June 10 tF)-The former
Dowager Queen Olga Of Greece.
grandmother Of the late King Alex
ander and widow Of King George I.
il dead. aged IS, at her home, the
Villanastasia.
Members Of the family were at the
bedside.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
BURGLAR BLINDS VICTIM

HULL. Eng.-Mrs. Elizabeth Cam
eron was blinded for life by acid
thrown in her eyes By . burglar she
found i'm her home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19

Olga was widowed when King
George was assassinated AZ Saloniki
in March, 1913. She was born q
grand duchess ~ Russia and was
married 10 George at st. Petersburg.
now Leningrad. October IL. 1867.
Subsequent 10 the death of King
Alexander, ,her grandson. in 1920.
from the effects Of a monkey bite,
she assumed the regency, which she
held until the return 70 Greec Of
the late King Constantine Con-
stantine abdicated in 1922. and the
republic of Greece was formed in
March 1921.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19

YUCAIPA. Calif.-Another Bible
marathon is under way here. Mem
bers or the First Methodist church
and other neighboring eongrega-
tions will read tho scriptures from
cover 20 cover. and expect TO COM
plcte the ceremony one or two
hours under the sixty nine hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19

NEWARK. n. J.-George Stall
ings. manager Of the Rochester in
ternational league team. is looking
into this marriage proposition. One
of his players recently welded and
the team won two doublekeaders.
A few days later, another married
and Rochester copped another
double header So when a third
member Of the squad visited the
preacher, Stallings looked for
another string of victories. In
stead. the team has dropped four in
row.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19

CHICAGO.-Tires on two police
automobiles were punetured while
officers raided still in a flat
building. They are now searching
for the bootlegger, whom they wish
% question regarding ownership
Of the still and an ice pick left
sticking in one Of the deflated tires.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
Rio Grande River

k4Nef Forecast
There viii be a slight rise in the
lower portion Of the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19
OF
SUPPORT FOR
LYNCHSCORED
Political Trick is
Way He Talks of
Wire From Brother
of Jim Ferguson

WICHITA FALLS. Tex, June l9.-
Rt Lyncn Davidson III Houston,
candidate for governor. here today
denounced as IA political trick, A
telegram h. received last night sign
ed BY A. NJ. Ferguson, brother of
James y. Ferguson. IN which the pO-
liticai policies Of the governors
husband were denounced.
The Telegram purported 20 de-
clare A. NJ Ferguson's hope that
Davidson would win over Mrs.
Miriam A. Ferguson.
Davidson charged that the tele-
gram was designed 20 drive anti
Ferguson votes away from him by
making ii appear that Ne has the APP
proval Of the Ferguson family.
james RI. Ferguson in a speech last
week advised his audience 10 vote
for Davidson il they could not vote
for Mrs. Ferguson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-19

ABILENE, Texas. June I9.--tPy-
James F. Ferguson encountered
heckling here Friday night as he
spoke TO large crowd after pre-
yiously announcing q postponement
until July Is or his scheduled APP
pearance in Abilene. The heckiinR
reached its height when the speaker
attacked the scholastic record Of At
toTney uencraT iJan moody in the
University OF Texas.
Ferguson divided his time about
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SnrpnSSIn9
all previous achievements
in power development

THE SUPERIORITY Of The power plant
I in this new Willys-knight SiX"Sev-
cnty' is proved and acknowledged. y
Throughout its entire range, it is the
most powerful engine, rer cubicinch Of
piston displacement, ever built as stock
production in America y The Knight
sleeve valve construction adapts itself
to the principle Of high speed engine
construction in manner not equall>el
by any other type of motor.
The result is a performance which is en-
tirely withour equal il any other car in
the price and size class of this new Six
"Seventy'.
Try it out. AT we'll over 90 miles an
hour, this car runs rs smoothly and as
quietly as at speeds of from $3.50 miles
an hour and without the slightest cv-
idenCc of labor or strain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28

highways today.
= lhis i the expressed opinion of
T. r. East. chief engineer Of the
Altumobilr Club of Southern Cali
toruia, who has recently returned
from Il motor trip covering more
than 10000 miles and extending to
tn" Atlantic coast and The princi-
pal intervening points.
In making tnis observation ON su.
prrioritN OF California roads, East
states that hr docs not want to CON
voy the impression that highway
work i'm the middle west and east is
ati Of low standard. ON the con.
traTv he SAYS, m9ny examples Of
>picudid design may hn cited. The
urW road between Kansas city aud
It. Louis - AN outstanding example
ef advanced thought IN highway
location.
In the opinion Of East, such con-
~tructon r carried uut throughout
;ha United states, win st m hate
tayol, multiply the efficiency Of the
highways, and add immaa~lrahlv to
tlc pleasure of touring. He sJid that
auc ot tn. mos 5i>agrcyabIn TEA
torrs encountered in long motor
"trip is '.c congestion found i'm thr
towns and cities along ,hc way.
II @ppcars - or l,le almost uni
yelNal practice 10 roatr tie m9m
-mc> II travel through the busiest
streets. Wacro The through Traveller
ca.omlsI numerical aad local
traNeI, a.. =#..i as street ear traffic.
The @,ag.i impression hat East
ohr"Wad lis "Trip is tha' the
nation al + ~ Is making trrmaad
eu> un-ra=~ .. ths ms Jee OF .oa
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28

, ' .th them he has welded an lHflu-
en,e for 1hc sooi OF Imperial com
" Al all times. He has protected
lnr countN IN many instances,
/ heard him talk on long distance
to Sacramento when Governor Stcph-
ems was about to veto the bin which
PROV idrd tor the highway from
, lioi]ylIlr to Yuma across the sand
hills. After eight minutes the GOV
crnur finally consented To sign the
hill and that highway today Should
stand rs monument to Myron u.
Nitrcr aS much as to amy otncr man
In ,hI, county. The Highway would
mot hr there today except for this
iutI#ouce and persuasive power of
Nlrm D Wittcr.
Backed Finney Resolution
| know too that Governor {. G..
Noaa4 wants Myron u. Wittrr in the
assembly. / have reason to believe
that Senator Hiram johnson and
Congressman Phil y. Swing woull
like - see him there.
ran man who las dome more TO-
Shows the yalHe and Wo,cc,jl,
p."al ot the Finucy reservation To-
Al, colorado River compact than
ANY o,hr 70 my knoWiodg, is Myron
u. Wit',r. That reservation today
il sao fortress protecting Imperial
Valleys Watcr rights. Without l.
Jl. uu states would tuS whistle
for Vie Nadcr dam and allAmrri.
ca. rau and would Sc tat We DO
nu' -cf j..
raa reorlc Of lmnrri9l county
sloald congratulate themselves tA"'
th,s nave been able To draft Wiftor
ws u.I ,yaIt again when thry c.acr
him by the bigGrS. majority ever
given am assembly candidate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28

Improvement. He drove ever much
tho some route in 1910 that he did
on his recent trip On the first
trip - days Of hard, gruclliua drir
ing were required to get from Los
Angeles to indianapolis. On his re
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
SUMMONS
SUMMONS
II the Justice Court Of Tmperia
Township, County Of Imperial
State OF California
L. 4 L L.I.:..:ft

G.. q. KEEL. Plaintiff
r TT. OGLE, Defendants.
The People # tire State IF Cali
faria ,.rI Greeting to: T. W.
O-e. Defendant.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear before me - mv office, At
Imacria. in -HI Township. and an
,wer the complaint in an action en-
tilted rs above, brought against
rou IN the Justices Court Of I'm.
ncr.al Township, County Of Imrcr-
.a.. state of California, within five
4ar, after the service on YOU Of
THIS summons-if il is served with
IN tire city and county, township or
city iu which this action is brought;
but within ten days if il is served
out If said township or city but in
Tie county in which the action is
brought. and within twenty days if
served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless YOU so appear and answer as
above required the said plaintiff
VIII take Judgment for any money
Or damages demanded in the com
pIaint as arising upon contract, or
plaintiff viii apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the com.
plant.
Given under my hand this 4th
day Of August, 1925.
c. II. HAWKINS,
Justice Of the Peace Of said Town
ship.
Huber A. Collins, Attorney 70,
Plaintiff.
J 3 10 II q 81 I : II q % S 4
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Bodine Carel Home.-E.-' !. b.

dime. advertising @a4a-ar ra"
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~a'ia ~.~-e II. 5-y-.=l owing p
ne i.iae>s ~ .i~ -.r.er. >lsz. Ho-
liGe s condition aa> considered l..
-s-ou~ aI II. 'aa, was >lmmar-
90 p hcr 1rtsi'e nv a--.. i.r- pr.
si,ian>. Mr. Bodinr expected To
reach Ms h1m, curly this uarH'H,.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
CALIFORNIA IS
Still. LEADING IN
ROAD BUILDING

'.oa..ruaaia Is ~t.I' 'ra4in- I'm
r.ad n.Hdin-. Ills i particularly
tr"e ~ regards ridin- Qualities Ut
paEsacn.S and th. safety tratao~
Wiea are being auraird II tie de-
>i~n amt euu>.a.rt'on 1T atr s.@t,.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28

Wanted Students who wish to
k for their room AMI board
lie attending business college.
eial enrolment days August 80,
|tember 6. and 13. Address Riy-
de Business College, Riverside.
|ifornia. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28

cent trip he made the same 7istance
| very comfortably IN little over
( seven DAYS. encomtering very little
Of what might be termed poor
| roads.
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Auto Loans
CONTRACTS REFTNANCED
PAYMENTS REDUCED

r YOU owe a balance u a Iealer,
finance company or bank, and il
rou are having difficulty meeting
large payments
ERING YOUR PROBLEM TO US.
If YOU are delinquent on presen
contract, don I lose your car. We
will pay off balances a.fwLero and
you repay on naw coatract.
Payments to suit your convenience
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Large Valley Ranch Wanted

owner 4 magnificent apartment
house in Clica-p. sd apartments.
yearly rental >t>.>e0. Lu.-.sl III
one q tle he residential y#criaHS
q the civ. lis equity II over
$4,000 and VII trade tar clear
imperial va1ev ranch Il ahoa- same
value +. ". Young. zeal estate
broke. 2l>5 Adam, AZ. - Hi-
ego. -
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In traffic it acCc'eratcs SO smoothly and
50 rapidly that IT IS the easiest Of all cars
TO handle.
And it makes play Of hills that ordinar-
lily send you reaching for second"
These are the features Of performance
thatyou c,~n quicklyprovc foryoursclE
They are made all the more acceptable
TO you by the action of the four wheel
brakes which are thc.type used BY IS q
Of the finest European cars by the easy
riding OF the chassis, which engineers
say IS practically unbreaNabIc-and by
the superb iuNury of The body.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
CHILDERS LAUDS
FINNEY'S WORK
FOR RESOLUTION
Declares 1t Is Fine Piece
of Constructive Legis,
IatiOn For Valley.

n.Nerror Ei,hul~.u ~tj'l points
with UF.te r. his opposition t. tae
Finoy resolution ariNr.yto- the
~ state compact. au. h.a>-~ THAT
-lat Is evidence. - cNhih. number
uag, t.at Ge has lHol 'u oar pres
posed develop ot Tie Colorado
.N... Ian Eun,r resolution Was
aap "t II. finest pieces ut .eu>trge-
-.Eo v.rk &ura Iv the legislature
a"- tao last session. rhe coIa-
RADIO r.N,r compact. is >e.i. i ~ 10
t...u, il o.: "t...... II is ot ta'Ue
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-,a o-1r- >-.-.~ 10 %, Developments
- u".A .rnael here.
tn.r tl. HH So hafa water
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'ae#-~ = III. ..r # .a#au' ha
taken ~. il. II. RI. compact.
'.a.a s.a. sama..,s.v change,
ri, ,.H. +. gives - rna unper
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$500. "F .ra -.rt u- r=t.. per- .
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.#s..< .t.ae r.. position -lat th.'e
v,.s. .a f.. r., lmuvrl.l Valley T. 4,
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authorized.
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'or Sale CT ~ent--pianos- De.
er Rey noi1s Furniture Co. 6tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28

Arrested on Labor Charges-Tn,
employers ot labor were arr,>f,.
His morning ON complaints charging
r"'i.Hy 4. faE employees. FAel Wgru
H. Na-au anil lg. Arlan.. Tie r.n-
ptolt "4aH~- Arlau5 v.~ .ter dis
missed ~ tle. e.l.>-r.-. arturu.t'> n+-
+lr. Hh,n A.aaf .afg "a claim iii
"a hv Pete Nar,u Na-.n NIL. j..
a'raiGucH before Justice ~ ta
Peace May, u. Hu#.'nh M.Ha
charges Na-a rt.>.~ tr guy Hu
ta #h. an. an. -.a N.-aa aae.
Myron D. witter, farmer. hu~i,
ness uau, public ~ui-it,. .i-..en.
WHO Knows Imperial C.ar-v'>
l,.js t.-a .'o g...a1 w ~.al
..u. -o .. ..~~.u... y.-i..
DR.. \. 3. Hanson. Dentist. Ey,
tactien Specialist, pat5s Bldg
iyenirgs by appointment. Phone
oW. adv
One Prisoner in week-lam~
Robbins ~ I..3..t. Texas. La
the distinction - being H., u##v
aau t. a.Haa. het.s. Police JuG-
Edgar H.Hsy since Monday. N.u-
BINS #a> arrested uy ot..rea Maya
Hast Hi-ht d. charges IT Na-raueV.
H. pleaded guilty. ana was ..N.a =
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81 na condition - .aaF, -aaa i'm
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.mmisrr risa thev MI br. =. II.
ltcle.L-hI~.
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fore tie fiji ra~a. phone Valley
Lumber Co.. 81, tor reliable cal
pcAtcrs.-AtT. -i,t
Dr.. J. F. Foncanroa, Osteopath,
Room 20 Davis B.5ga Phone Il
VII he IA Office throughout A
gust. aav
Five y,ars probate experience and
fsolucelv qaified. Surr.or. solicit
i. 7. Il. N.tchell.-Adv.
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cCarley Held For Trial.-lI. {

FcCarIoy He'd For TrlaI.--I. Q.
T arlev, former aisomobile deal
bf Brawlev, was held to answer
court ON forgery charges
r. preliminary hearing before
|tice Of the Peace Mayfiald yes
pay. He is held under $500
IDS.
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Retain
Jesse ".
Curtis
Associate Justice
California
Supreme Court
HIS RCORD

Born at San Rernardino, Calf. 1865
Graduate Of U. S. c.. class Of 1887.
Graduate IF University Of Michigan
class Of 1891. Gaw department)
Admitted TO bar Of state Of Michi-
gan, 1891.
Admitted to bar state California
1891.
Elected district attorney San Ber-
nardino County, California, 1899
1903.
Elected Judge of Superior Court,
san Bernardino County, Califor-
MIA, 1914.
Reelected Judge Of Superior Court
San Bernardino County, Califor-
MIA, 1920.
Appointed Associate Justice Dis
trict Court Of Appeal, March 1929
Elected Associate Justice District
Court OF Appeal, Nov. l. 1924.
Appointed Associate Justice Su
preme Court January l. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28

our public administrator s'ouI
.hoser with utmost care. Don t
unadvi>ediy. i. II. 4l.t"lC,.-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28

Negroes Endorse Candidates
bentS IN county offices and fuo
|didacies Of GoVcnor Richardson
senator sam ~hertridgc reeci1-
endorsement hv large number
legro voters who met at paN--
rally last night al tLc 4. N. H..
|rch. Representatives urr, Hg.-
+ from ioitvillc. CaeNiro. I'm
pal, BravleE. Neeley. Calip#ta.a
FL Ceatro The Rev. ". j..
|nnon WAS Tie principal speaker.
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FRESNO HOTEL DAMAGED
BY SERIOUS NIGHT FIRE

FRESNO. CAL. Aug. 2s.-Fire
that swept through the hotel Victor
here late last might caH>el damage
estimated at s%5.0.0 #a a-hrearsuej
Tor time 10 spread ra "5ioin.n"
buildings ID the downrow1 district
The Glenn county fair VIII have
q canvas top l55 10y 800 feet.