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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
Judge Conkling
Makes Statement

AS a final word TO the voting pub
lie | desire to warn them against the
usual last minute trickery, especially
wish to say that while voters have
4 right to make their own eombina-
ton of candidates and measures l
am not a party to any such.
| have not authorized any tickets
or suggestions Of candidates to vote
for except by my public utterances
on the platform and in print over
my name. l have publicly stated
my opinions both Of candidates and
measures to be voted on and the pIb-
lie knows my stand.
Dated November /, 1926.
NJ. W. CONKLING.
Frost doesn't hurt pumpk ms
but : hard on coal bins.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Boys Are il Trouble. - Nine
l.rawlcy boys, who looted a South-
rrn Pacific povdrr house last week,
:l' beng investigated by the .iuyca.
II, officer. \. ". Swanson. co ouor-
ting with the Brawiry police. Th'
boys took a quantity of dynamite
caps from the powder house and
'u@dr rui,ancos of Themselves sry.
'ral nights last week b. cNplodirs
ne caps in EIawlcy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Miss Evalyn Boman was among
he local spectators at the stanford
L. 5. {. game Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

The extra car viii be kept on indcf-
initciy.
No Careful business man or far
mcr would discharge an Old, faith
ful and satisfactory employee Tor
IN unknown and untricd applicant,
however profusc in promises. The
careful voter viii exercise the same
prudence and vote for Judge Cole.
adv
Base Ball Meeting.-Thcrc will be
II meeting Of the Imperial Valley
Winter League and those interested
in the national game at Edgar
Brothers hardware store this cVc-
ming at G:4J to adopt the schedule Of
games for the six team league. Ar
rangcmcnts have been made for
grounds at Imperial and the first
games will be played next Sunday,
one each at FL Centro. Imperial and
PrHwicy.
Have Real rcst.facial. Parisicnnc
Beauty Shoppc. Tr!. 7s3. adv
Two In Police C0urt.-Thcrc were
two eases before Judge licrvey in
police court II. result Of the police
dragnct over the week end. An-
tonic Garcia charged with driving
an auto while Intoxicated was fined
$3.50. He was allowed time to Sc
curc funds to pay the fine. Jos"
Hcrmosillo, charged with intoxica-
tiun. was given It fine Of $50 or 20
days in jail.
Aside From Legal attainmcnts, Il
good judge should possess poise and
Independence. These are conspIcu-
ous qualifications of Judge Cole.
Keen him ON the Bench. adv
Woman Damages Auto.-Deputies
Mcclellan and Freeman went to
Plaster City yesterday and arrested
Miclla Gotta charged with having
damaged an auto during Il quarrel.
She is alleged to have torn the top
off of the car and threw stones
through the windshield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Voter. - Jud2"
franklin j. Cole has earned your
confidence by his nineteen years of
faithful ard efficient service on the
Superior Court Bench of Imperial
County. Keep him there. adv
Expert Marcelling 75c. Ncra Rod
riqucl. Par kEirw Apis. no. !, Sixth
-. ut Adams. Phon" 237N. adv
New Leader Chosen. -- s. l.. Me
Crory, county boy scout executive,
.tpd:y announced the appointment Of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Joins Nash Fo:cee.-Smn 7. Grif
Tin, formcrly assistant chief of po.
lice, has joined tn. Nash Sales 60.
force, beginning his new work to
day. He has a wide arquaintanc
throughout the valley because Of his
pres iouS connection with the shcr-
iff's office and later with the cit
police. Ills many friends are Hisa.
ing hlm success in his new under
taking
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

W. h'0'''H' gu
Spends Week End Here. - Mrs.
Hcttic Cloud, former resident of this
city for a number of years. spent the
week end here as the guest of Mrs.
Sam T. Griffin. Mrs. Cloud was
cnroutc HON" to Los Angeles, where
she now resides, from the east. Dur
ing the summer She visited relatives
III Chicago, Oklahoma City and
other midwest points.
L. L. Slaughter, s3s Fourth St,
represents Woodmen Of World
pho'r 939. No Woman sleeps in
an unmarked grave. adv
Noodle Dinner TomoIrow.-Mcm-
bcrS Of the State Street Christian
church plan TO serve chicken
noodle dinner at the church tom"r-
row from II 10 . 0 clock. AS to.
lnorrow il election day, a big crowd
is expected TO enjoy the home
cooked food for which the church
women are well known. The din
ner is open to the public.
Taylor s Cash Grocery gives 5. i
II. Green Stamps. 838 Fourth st.
Phone g39. Free delivery. adv
Arrested OIL Liquor Charge. Mrs.
Martha Ycargin was arrested bv
Dcputy Sheriff Wallace McClelland
for possession of liquor at Ca!ipatria
She was released on bonds OF 5000
for her appearance at . o clock this
afternoon before Justice Mayficld.
Chicken Noodle Dinner at State
Street Christian Church. Nov. 9, II
Il. m. to 9 p. II. - cents. adv
Files Demurrer.-A demurrer in
the ease Of !. Taniguchi vs. the Pep
pcrs Fruit company has been filed
in the clerk = office. Defendant de-
murs TO seven counts, claiming they
are not sufficient to constitute
cause of action against dcfeuda at.
The Liberty Cafe serves . sp"cla.
40 cent lunch and 65 cen dinner
every night. cod If
Ran Over Boy.-Dcnito Rclatorrcs
was arrested yesterday by the traf-
fic Officers charged with running
over a boy and with reckless driN-
ing. He WAS given a fine Of go N
Justice Mayfield court.
r. V. KardelI was fined $50 for rcrk-
less driving also in justice court. He
was also given 4 jail sentence OF
five days which was suspended up
on his payment Of the fine. His
license to operate a car was taken
from him for 80 days.
s. Vasqucz was fined so or the
alternative Of a Jail sentence for
reckless driving. He was given till
this afternoon TO secure the fine.
Doctor w. E. Lyons, Osteopath,
Physician " Surgeon, Dunaway
Bldg. Phones, office 737. Res IA.
adv
Report of Traffic Squad. The
total number OF arrests by the state
traffic squad for the month OF DC
tober was l76. There was 95+ stops
issued for infraetions OF the traffic
law, road rules, lights and miscel-
laneous matters. The total mileage
travelled by the entire squad during
the month was l0,0Ii miles.
Violin and Band inst, uments.
Williams Music Studio. Telephone
55-. adv
For a Real Lemonade or Orange-
ade at Paul's, Union Stages De.
pot. sA'
Gets Jail Sentence. - Jose Tieio
was given GO days in the county jail
bv Justice Lorenz Of Caiexiro for
assault. He was brought 10 the
county Jail this morning and is
serving his sentence.
The Prussians have decided 10
give the former kaiser 25O,OUO acres
Of land and $3.50, ,0(s0. Along with
what he can earn as wood chopper
this ought TO keep him in pin money
for while.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

The Prussians have decided 10
give the former kaiser 25O,0OO acres
Of land and $3.50, ,000. Along with
what he can earn as a wood chopper
this ought TO keep him in pin money
for n while.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

pthy Mix Brackenbury. Dane
Istructor. JJS Adams. Phone
adv
prs Are Arriving.-Racc horse
r. beginning To move from the
! tracks TO Tijuana over the
lego K Arizona railway. One
ls handled this morning and
sr Will go out tomorrow morn
On Thursday morning there
4 full special train of ears
< race horses from the east
lcks which Will contain some
best horses that have been
II on the eastern tracks during
miner racing season. u. &.
h, travelling freight and pas
agent viii accompany the
rom here.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
lraction specialist. Davis Bldg
evenings by appointment. Phone
5W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Are Prepared to take care OF
AIDE, anything in the way Of
- and fryers. Give us II trial.
Todd, lu.2 Woodward AV..
)S66. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Dr.. =. j. Ruddy, Eye. Ear, Nose
tdd Throat Socialist of Los Angc-
'"s. viii hr in the offices of DR. K.
T.. Cunningham, 532 Main 81, for
examinations and operations, on
F,atrllav. November 9th. Call at
ultlrr or Phone Ia for appointment.
adv
Put On Extra Sleeper. r.-Thc South
crn Pacific announces that there
will hc an extra sleeper put ON daily
between CalcXito and Los Angeles,
ON trains. - and 49, to accommodate
the extra travel which has been
noted during the past few weeks,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

DR.. r. L. Palmer. Chiropractor
Painlese system. Rooms ~ -, Hduk'
al Italy EME '.op,. llS and
GeSW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

for Embe2zlcment. !. t..
lnos was arrested Yesterday
iest of officers at San Ecr
on charges Of cmbczllcncnt
/ being he'd for In" officers
h county. Deputy sheriff
IN made the arrest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

What cheer today Well, car
load of saxouhones was dcraiI"i
near Cofrcy>Nilir, kas.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
Freight Service.

reg hL oCIVlCe. .N'N
,erN icc between PhocniX aud
erial VALLEY is being cstab-
: tn" Southern Pacific. 10
ovcmbcr u. The train will
hocuiN at i =. III. arriving
= following evening. View
has also been established on
4 line between Phoenix and
This viii also be extended
to Los Angeles leaving
at the same time arriN ing in
'clcs The second morning al G
Also additional passenger
zach way over tho new line
Tucson and Los Angeles via
has been established with
,pus at Yuma,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Gets jail Sentence. - Jose Ticio
was given GO days in the county Jail
bv Justice Lorenz Of CaieXiro for
assault He was brought to the
county Jail this morning and is
serving his sentence.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
Street Is Flooded.-Ed r.

oIIttI 10 f4oOUeU. IN ~ - '0It-I
+. Niboli, property owners were
charged with flooding the street ON
Magnolia va"uuc. Their triad viii
b" held Wednesday in police court.
The parties are ranchcrs living just
outside the city. They were in Po-
lice court this morning for arraign.
mcnt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Mitchell has had fly" years
i and practical training for
.cc Of Public Administrator.
lupor; solicited. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

my Lyons, Cstoopath, 1o4
h ST. Phone "a. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
l. Has Beer impossible for Judge

l. IIas Beer Impossible for .Judgo
Coz" to meet the voters Of the coun-
". during this calnp"ion, to the ex-
tent that he and hs friends could
have wished, owing to the fact he
would not shirk his work on the
bench. even "t 50 critical Il time 20
niupS".t SGch !ioh sense of duty
win 10 appreciated a'.i fully re-
mcubeieh By "a" Not,rs on election
day. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

For a Real Lemonade or Orange,
ade a, Paul's, Union stages De-
pot sA'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01
lie On Valley Lettuce.

illustrated article ON the
!ettuc" crop appears in the
iher issue of the American
PANT. magazine devoted to
!ercst of restaurantcufs ant
y, which is published at Chi.
\ The article is written by +.
[Idway Of the Southern Pa.
|mpany with views of lettuce
F. Imperial Valley and Of the
/ plants. and shows how the
fucc crop of this section IL
and marketed. The article
Interesting one and viii give
| |rulation to the big vegetable
II of This pard,u Nuut
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

DR.. Harry Finoley, specialist In
diseases OF eve. ear nose and
throat. }2-34 Dav. Bldg. Phone
~. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

9th, Palace Thcatcr. Hub
pcraIoRucs. Tickets II and
allev Drug. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Aside From Legal attainmcnts, Il
good judge should possess poise and
independence. These are conspicu-
ous qualifications Of Judge Cole.
Keep him on the Bench. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Imperial County voting precincts
for Public Administrator. Suci
support Auvt have been mcrited.
Let S elect him Public Admiuistra-
tor Tuesday. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Police Collect 3,oOO.-Businrss in
police court for the month of Oc-
tobcr totaIIcd $3.0O4. The sum Of
2,2GJ was received for occupation
licenses aud $3.50 in fines This is
considered n good record for the
month, considering that October is
usually Il light month so far aS fl
nanccS are concerned in the police
department. There were ~ arrests
made during the month.
Wooda Blesy Dance Studio. 7"3
Orange. Phone 4llW. adv
State Squad Wins Match. -- The
state traffic squad won the shooting
match yesterday by Il score Of two
points in 2j-vard pistol range
match. The high man fer the state
squad WAS Elliott Hunter with a
high score of 73. High man for the
city police was Van Bczcl with Il
score Of "a. The shoot was the rub
brr, each squad having won Il con
test in previous matches, giving the
state squad the homors. chief Stcr-
ling Oswalt states the traffic cops
took advantage of him in that they
held one shoot when he was absent
from the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

New Leader Chosen. -- s. l.. Nc
rory, county boy scout executive,
Ipd:v announced the appointment Of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Doctor w. E. Lyons, Osteopath,
Physician u Surgeon, Dunaway
Bldg. Phones, office 737. Res IA.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Violin and Band inst, uments.
Williams Music Studio. Telephone
55.. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Have a Real rcst.facial parisicnnc
Beauty Shoppc. TEL. 7s3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-01

Report of Traffic Squad. - The
total number of arrests by the state
traffic squad for the month OF Oe-
tober was 176. There was 9j+ stops
issued for infractions Of the traffic
law, road rules, lights and miscel-
laneous matters. The total mileage
travelled by the entire squad during
the month was l0.04i miles.
Evening star., 1926-05-15
QUEENSBERRY CLUB
BUILDING ASSURED
Construction to Be Begun as
Soon as Architects Have
Completed Their Plans.

The Qneensherry Building. which is
To he ere: ted on the present site of ST
stephen s Church. on Foutt street
stroet. ia now assured and the actual
construction of the building will he.
gin s soon as the architects complete e
thAr plans. The building will occupy
the entire premises. 100xl76 feet. and
Will he as high as the REGULATE will
rernntt. The exterior will be Of gran
ite, stone and poloChrome terra Gotta
with unusual lighting effects, and will
he one Of the show places of Wash
ineton.
in the ha sement will he the swim.
ming pool with hleacher seating ca
paCity Of 1.500 persons. The pool will
he 80 feet wide and $50 feet lonS.
There will he dressing room space
With showers. reception rooms, re-
freshment stands and other features
On the first floor will be a casino
with = seating capacity OF approXi-
mately $500 and y large and fully
equipped stage. In addition on the
meZzanine VIII he a large lounge, par
lors for men and women. beauty par.
lors and reircshment stands and of
fees for the executives Of the Queens
berry Corporation. The entra nee
lobby viii he fanked on each side
with shops ON the second floor there
will he eighteen standard bowling al.
leNs. also hleacherS for several hun.
dred spectators. = large foyer. refresh.
Evening star., 1926-05-15
WORK ALREADY BEGUN
ON BIG GARAGE. HERE
Completion Should Greatly Sim
plify Parking Situation in :
Downtown District.

Building opera tons, already have
been start on the Capital Cara ge.
New York avenue between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets. on the site
Of the old Hall OF the Ancients' and
adjacent property, When completed
this parking garage for downtown
Washington. according to number
of prominent business men. will he
the largest parking garage in the
country.
The structure will occupy approx
mately $4,000 square feet Of ground,
and will have 56-foot frontage on
New York avenue and II street. II
Will hold 1900 parked cars. and have
space for the usual garage facilities
The Capital Garage Co. is, an OF
sanization composed Of local business
men, the officers of which are Robert
c. Jones, president; John l.. Edwards.
vice president, and Alexander Britton.
secretary and treasurer. si.ts.
The contract for construction has
been given TO the James Baird Co. Of
Washington and New York City They
estimate that the project probably
will he completed moi later I IhsH April
/. 1927. The real estate transaction
vas made through the Offices Of
Evening star., 1926-05-15
BIDS ARE NOW INVITED
ON KANSAS CITY PAPERS
Trustees to Sell The Star and The
Times to Devote Proceeds
=. to Art Foundation.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. May i5. Trustees
oG the William Rockbill Nelson trust
announced here yesterday they have
completed nn inventory and appraise-
ment Of the pant Of the Kansas city
Star and the Times and are ready to
confer with bona .fide prospective
purchasers of the property.
Proceeds from the sale of the star
will 60 toward an art foundation tor
Kansas city. uncer provisions OF the
win of Mr.. Nelson, founder and editor.
He died in 1915. The will provides
that the two newspapers must he SOLO
within two years after the deaths OF
Mr.. Nelson's wife and daughter.
Mrs. Nelson died in 1921 and Mrs.
Laura Nelson. kirkwood. the only
child. last February. Since the death
of MI Nelson the star has been cor,
Quoted by the organization trained
under him, with Irwin kirkwood az
editor.
Evening star., 1926-05-15
of the American Automobile Associa.

Of the American Automobile Associa
tion.
William de Rosa was appointed
captain of the patrol. with James
krickbaum and David Bell AS lieuten-
ants. Other members of the patrol,
all of whom were nominal ed by Miss
Helen O. Nichols, school principal,
include James Hall. Horace Ward.
man, William BisseiI. William John.
son. Lester Hebbard and Thomas
Tate.
The pstroi. acting under the super
vision of policemen. viii he on duty
on the streets about the school from
Evening star., 1926-05-15
Wheel Company Fined.

CLE;V EI AND. Ohio. May Is OP)
The STANDARD Wheel Go. of Terre
Haute, Ind, was, fined $500 and
costs by Federal Judge d. c. Weston.
haver yesterday. II was the first ~
A. malleable sIeel casting companies
to 60 on trial on char ges of violating
the Sherman antitrust act. Trial of
the rest has been set for Ssptem
her =.
Evening star., 1926-05-15
SAFETY PATROL FORMED.
Brightwood School Boys will Aid
Police in Protecting Pupils.

An ergs nization Of boys at the
Bright wood Public School has bee4,
formed as the first school safety pa
troll to assist the police i'm projecting
other children from the dangerous
traffic conditions in the vicinity. The
patrol, which is the first one of a
system that will be extended 10 other
schools, was orea nized at the instance
Evening star., 1926-05-15

ment booth. lounging rooms for men
and women. etc.
On the third floor will be garden
bathrooms with Spanish promenade
ca rden on each side. In addition to
thoroughly equipped and modeth
gymnas sium. including lockers and
shower rooms. On the roof there will
be an outdoor running track and
number of tennis Coirts for The use
of members Of the QueensherrN club
and ladies auxiliary.
Evening star., 1926-05-15

Shannon e. Luchs, Inc. The first
mortgage bond issue has been under
written by Shannon a Luchs, Inc; the
r. F. saul Co.. and the FL. L.. Rust Co.
This project, II is said, is one tnat
should greatly simplify the parking
situation OF downtown Washington.
Evening star., 1926-05-15

$50 to 9 O'clock in the morning, Y
TO 12:1S. 1915 TO I O'Clock and from
3 to $50 O'Clock In the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-03
International
Contests Feature
PHILADELPHIA Meet

New York, March - (AP) --'
Americas track and field champion
ships at Philadelphia July and 6,
will provide an exceptional program
Of International contests if plans of
the Amateur Athletic Union go
through.
The union has despatched invita-
lions to the leading European ath-
letes to be its guests during the
competition and it goes without
question that the majority of them
will aaccept.
Paavo Nurmi, the flash Of Fin
land, who a year ago tore American
indoor records to shreds, and Doug
las Lowe, famous British collegian,
are among those whose presence is
desired. Others on the list are Lord
David Burchley of England and Stem
Peterson Of Sweden, hurdler; A. Van
Der High of Holland, Splinter; p.
Lewden of France, who finished
third In the high jump at the Olym-
pics in Paris, and Edwin Wide of
Sweden: Paul Martin of Switzerland,
and J. Baraton and r. Weirath of
France. middle distance stars.
Charles Hoff, record making pole
valuter from Norway, and Adrien
Paulen. Hollands best middle dis
lance performer, are now in this
country and they are expected to re-
main for the nationals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-03
Greb Will Be Given Chance Regain Title Against Flowe
CREB AND FLOWERS
WILL MEET AGAIN
FOR TITLE MAY q

New York. Mar. 2.-(AP)-Harry
Breb of Pittsburgh, who lost his
middleweight title to Tiger Flowers,
Georgia negro. last Friday night. to-
day signed articles to meet Flowers
in a return battle for the champion
ship at Madison Square Garden on
May u.
The signing Of Greb clinches the
match, since Matchmaker Jess NC
Nahon had already secured Flowers
signature to q blank contract, re-
curing him to defend his newly won
crown within three months.
Flowers and his manager, walk
Miller. placed themselves on record
as willing to accept any opponent
decided upon by Garden promoters
as an outstanding challenger.
Signing Of articles by Greb came
within two hours after the Pitts
burgh fighters formal challenge 10
his conqueror had been rejected by
the state athletic commission, which
REQUIRES champions to defend their
titles only once every six months
The customary bond Of S2oOO to
guarantee good faith, which accom-
panied Greb's challenge, was return
ed to him by the commission.
For the same reason, challenge
from Larry Estridge, negro rival OF
Flowers, also was rejected.
The Flowers-Greb return match
will be over the usual championship
distance Of Is rounds, to a judges
decision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-03
Morse Hopes to Land
In Bates Tourney
By Showing Tonight

Especial to the Kennebec Journal)
Bath. Mar. 2.-South Portland's
undefeated basket ball team invades
Bath tomorrow to battle the Morse
squad. The game is one of the big
gest on the card of the local school
boys and the Bath outfit is primed
to stop the powerful Caper ma
chine.
Morse has lost but one home game
and that to Edward Little by a close
margin, consequently it is hoped that
the Morse team may come through
and upset the dope. Furthermore,
South Portland can hardly maintain
the tremendous victory splurge they
have been enjoying, and as other
undefeated teams, are bound to
crack soon or later under the strain.
Should Morse catch the visitors OF
an off night, or succeed in taking
them into camp, it means the Bates
tournament for Morse, goal for
which they are striving. The Morse
machine has enjoyed a season of ups
and downs, but by virtue of defeat
ing Biddeford at Biddeford. Cony at
Bath and giving Edward Little
great run for its money, hopes to
land in the Bates selections.
Morse Highs record to date:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-03
Not a POrtsider
In Senator's Camp
Except Few Rockies

Washington, Mar. 2.-(AP)-Bat-
Ting drill is under way at the Tam
pa camp of the Washington Sena-
tors but the sluggers of the Ameri-
can League champions have not vet
parked the ball over the fence, The
poppy offerings Of ambitious rockies
nave thus far kept the regulars
swinging mainly at the wind.
Goose Goslin, the clubs heavy hit
ter, Is ready for intensive training
now, having signed his contract with
president Griffith after a two-honr
DEBATE over the salary clause. The
contract was termed q compromise
put the dollar mark item was not
disclosed. vas no'
Trainer Mike Martin has hi,
nands full with a bevy of nitcb;no g.
talent, including several newcomers
ne predicts another good wear for
the regulars, Johnson and CoveIas-
ne, ana for Joe Bush, added To The
SeaH IN a trade with st. Louis. WITH
heuther still out Of the fold he
cause OF contract difficulties and
zachary sent to the Browns in a
trade, not a regular left handler Is
IN camp. A number of hopefuls who
throw from the south, however. are
trying for berths.