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been quite Ill, has left the city to
spend Thanksgiving week at Haddon
Hall, Atlantic City.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Eldredge
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her daughter will receive the guests
in the drawing room standing before
screen of palms, ferns and many
Evening star., 1926-11-23

thur O'Brien, will give from 5 to Z
o'clock in their home, Esta Brook. on
Broad Branch ROAD. Mrs. O'Brien and
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McAllister and their young son and
daughter will be guests over Thanks
giving of the Rev. and Mrs. Clyde
Evening star., 1926-11-23

Miss ROebling's Debut
Tea This Afternoon.
Miss Allison Roebling will make her
formal bow to society this afternoon
at a tea which her mother, Mrs. Ar
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Continued on Nineteenth Page)
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"HE Secretary of State and Mrs,
Kellogg will be the guests of
honor at dinner this evening
II of the Ambassador of Japan
and Nine MatSudaira, who

Representative and Mrs. Charles f.
Winter arrived this morning from
Casper, Wyo., where they have been
since June. They have takne an
apartment at the Woodbine, on Twen-
ty-seventh street. for the Winter.
Their three sons. Stanley. Warren and
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Raw,Cracked
Toes Healed

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
To Revise The
Criminal Code
OF Calf or mia

SAN DIEGO, Calf, June S.-Dis-
trict Attorney Chester G. kempley
of San Diego county is enroute to-
day to Yosemite where he will take
part in conference Of committees
named by Governor Richardson to
revise the criminal code of the state.
Following the conference kempley
will go to Wawona. where he will
preside over the annual convention
of the state assoc iati3n of district
attorneys, Of which he is president
Changes in criminal court pro-
cedure have been drafted by the
governors committee, composed of
Walter X. Tuller of Los Angeles:
John A. Calkins of San Francisco,
and Thomas Cannon of Sacramento.
The district attorneys will pass on
the proposed changes.
kempley expects to be absent for
week, during which time c. G..
Selleck, assistant district attorney,
will be in charge of the office here.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08

council and usually ut time when
the council believes that it has the
whole question settled and things
running smoothly.
Such was the ease again yeSter-
day when about 90 citizens and bus
mess men and an almost equal mum
Der of sailors urged, through a writ
ten petition, and some verbally, the
reopening Of the percentage dance
halls, closed by the council sever
al months ago. The council gave
them little encouragement. The pc
tition WAS referred to conference.
The petitioners asserted that the
dance halls could be run in an OF
DERBY manner with percentage
girl dmccYs.'' 1t was declared
that the present ordinance works II
hardship both ON the girls, the
dance han operators and the pro
perty owners. Some members of
the council. however, were unable
to see things in that light. Mairc
wanted to kill the petition by fiji
ing it. The motion lost.
There were protests against open
ing the percentage 6anoe halls, as
well as petitions for them. One of
the protests was from the Men 5
Bible class of the Central Christian
church.
The dance hall puzzle has wor-
ried almost every city council that
ever sat at the city hall. There
never has been an ordinance
framed that suited everybody, city
officials say.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
SEELEY
by Press Staff Correspondent

SEELEY, June 8.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. }. Shockley and children went to
Julian Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Kirk are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Ludolph and
children of Glendale.
Miss Goldic Copeland is working
in the Sccley telephone exchange
this summer.
Clark Y. Collins visited with his
family i'll Beaumont last week end.
His daughter Rachel and his son
Billy returned to Seeley with him to
visit for few weeks.
One hundred people attended the
Scelcy Sunday school picnic at Live
Oaks. June 6. Sunday school and
church services were held under the
live oak trees at 10 o clock, after
which a picnic dinner was served.
T.. +. Henderson brought his
daughterin-law, Mrs. Fred Hender-
son and grandchildren Alice and
Dick from National City to Live
Oaks Sunday to meet their many
friends at the Sccley Sunday school
picnic.
Mrs. Harriet PIantc has been eject
ed to teach ut the Elm school next
year.
Mrs. Lila Powellson and daugh-
ter Irene drove to Long Beach Sun
day TO spend the summer. Mrs.
PoweIlsou will return to Sceley i'll
the fall to teach the upper grades
at the Wcstsidc school
Mrs. Nina Morrison, who taught
the tifth and sixth grades during the
month of May, has returned to her
home in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Copeland
and son Donald drove to Live Oaks
sunday.
Mrs. Mae TrammcI and children
Minnie and Willie, went to Jacum-
ba Saturday to spend the summer
Mr. aud Mrs. {. +. Lewis and
children spent Sunday at Hipass and
Jacumha.
The West Side club will meet with
Mrs. e. Il. Whitccotton Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Not to
Be Executed Now

PARIS, June ). Acting ON IRE
micr Brands instructions, Mm
Minister Paul Paiulevc today t"le.
graphcd the general commanding the
army of the Orient at Damascus or,
drrng him to prevent the execution
of Gilbert Glare, Americas member
of the foreign legion.
(Clairr is believed to be Benhei
Doty Of Memphis, Tcnn., and Biloxi
Miss.)
The step was undertaken despite
the fact that Paris has not been of
ticially informed of any order TO
execute Glare, the war ministry nav
no no facts on the ease beyond the
information that the American was
charged with attempting to desert
At the time BRAND acted, Amcrl'
can Ambassador llcrrick had not
received instructions from Washing
ton, but half an hour later he was
Instructed to mtclcedc Informally
On the American ) behalf.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Mary Brown Only
L. S. Girl Left
In French Match
by United Press Leased Wire

PARIS, june S.--lDefcat of EllZa-
both Eyah by Joan Fry, 'hc roung
English girl, has left May X,
Browne. the only American remain
ipg IN the women 5 singles of the in
t,rnatioual hardhcourts champion
ships.
Ill., Browne is in the lower half
of tho draw and may mcrt SUI
1"anc Lenllcu ia the fiaaiS. ST.
zauuv', match against MMc. Rene"
Mathicu, postponed yesterday be
cdlsc of rain. wiIl hr played today.
Miss Fry viii meet Sa1aun" ia
the scui finals In their only pre-
n N,ous engagement the French wo-
lpan won o., 60.
Howard kmscy Of California de
trated l., Astrangul, o., o~O, 90.
Kju,cy had difficulty with his
c'op STROKES during tar early
games bat when he got going, his
opponent was poWcricss.
In the next round KinSrY viii
l,cct H., winner of the Jc1' Eorotta
and Paul Ferret match.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
City Water Fight
Again Postponed

san DIEGO, Calf. June S.-Ef-
forts of the La Mesa. Lemon Grove
and Spring Valley Irrigation district
to prevent construction by the city
Of San Diego of IA pipe line from Eel
Captain, met with another postpone
ment yesterday when the district 5
motion was slated to come up before
Judge Andrews in superior court
BY consent of counsel, the matter
again WAS deferred for Il week and
is on the docket for June II.
The recent decision by Judge
Conkling in the citv's favor has
overshado@ed this latest move of
the district and it is regarded as
likely that the request for re-
straining order never will be press
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
And
MexicanS Are to
Be Deported

san DIEGO, Calf. June s.
Three Mexicans and "a Scotchman
composed a deportation party sent
from San Diego immigration office
to San Pedro to leave there today
for Mazatlan and Manzanillo, Mex
leo, 1t was announced yesterday by
Dan kuykendall, head of the local
headquarters.
The party includes Santiago Gar
cia, Gonzalo Garcia, and Refugio
Aguilar, MeXicans, and Adam Simp-
son Gibbs, a Scotchman. Gibbs will
be tranferred in Mexico to a steam
er leaving for his own country. He
was recently picked up in an ex-
hausted condition on the beach at
Occanside and WAS seriously i'll for
some time III the county hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Council Orders
Paving, Sewers

san DIEGO, Calf, June s.
street Improvements were ordered
as follows or the city council yes
fortaE, on recommendation of the
city grr who had checked and
investigated petitions for tie work:
Construction of sew, ar in Teralto
Heights NO. ..
INSTALLATION "f ornamental lights
ID" First street.
Grading Gresima street.
Paving part Of 42nd street.
Paving Meade avenue.
Paving, Plum, Whittier and other
,gg.7: ,r.,, slai
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Tuesday, June 8, 1926
Aged Woman And
Children Killed

NEW YORK, June 8. The mur-
der of an aged woman and her two
small grandchildren was suspected
b. police today after Investigating
a fire in a small cottage on Long Is
land. The bodies of Mrs. Mary
Por2clli, O.; Mary Mazola, 4. and
John Ma2ola >, were found hurn""
in the cottage at the cdge of th"
jamaica Marches yesterday. At
first it was thought they had died in
the flames. but an autopsy disclosed
that the woman had been beaten to
death with Il club and the girl stab
he'd repeatedly in the abd'mcn. The
boys body was too badly burned TO
permit definite conclusion
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
City Can't Buy
Life Raft Now

san DIEGO, Calf, June s.-Bc-
cause the city is without funds for
anything outside the budget appro-
priations, the council yesterday was
compelled to abandon the upkeep of
II safety raft in the bathing cove ut
La Jolla.
Manager Rhodes said that an cx-
penditure of more than 5000 was
necessary to repair the raft The
councilmcn declared that $500 looks
mighty big right now and that the
beach must get along without the
raft this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Gen. Butler Back
From S. T. Trip

SAN DIEGO, Calf, June 5 Brig,
Gen. Smcdiry d. Butler commandant
Of the marine base and acting COM
mander Of the department of the
Pacific during the absence at Wash
ington Of Maj Gen. Wendell Neville,
returned here from san Francisco
Sunday night.
General Butter expects to return
to the bay city tomorrow to remain
until the return Of General Neville.
The latter is on special duty in con-
ncction with the ma.'Lc corps selec-
tinm bnArd
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08

South American ports put into port
at 4:40 p, IN. yesterday in distress.
Captain O'Bricn said that the YES
sci was 80 miles south Of Point
Iona when the pipes burst He i'm
mcdiatcIv headed about and reach
ed the harbor under power Of the
auxiliary engine.
The Rotariau is carrying a num-
Der Of passengers and more than
1000 tons Of hrmber and general
freight for ports in Ecuador and
Chile. Repairs are expected to be
completed in time for the vessel to
continue her voyage at noon today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08

serve filters mobilization at. Rock
well Field next month, rapidly are
being completed.
Capt William Ockcr and Lieut..
William GIasscock Of the DIST squad
ron arrived by plane Sunday from
san Francisco. Four other officers
Of this squadron reported last week
and the others, as we'll rs the enlist
ed personnel, are expected Thursday
evening ON the Los Angeles Steam
ship company liner Yale.
Capt. Henry j. Hunhcr quarter
mister corps, formerly stationed at
Camp Oliver, Md, reported Cor dusty
IT rockwell Field yesterday. He will
relieve Capt. Era Davis. ordered to
Governors Island, New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
SEEK TO SAVE LIFE
OF LEGION DESERTER

BILONI, Miss. June S.-.Efforts
were organized here today to secure
American Intervention to save the
life Of Bennett j. Doty, - year old
son of Bcunct j. Doty, II local attor'
ncv who was charged with dcscrtion
in Syria from the French foreign
legion. Adviecs received here were
that he already has been convicted
and sentenced to death. The aid OF
Tennessee aud Mississippi senators
in Washington will be asked in
poty $ behalf potv is reported TO
have enlisted with the French lc.
piou under the name Of Gilbert
Clare,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Brazil May Not
Withdraw From
Nations League
Rv HENRY WOOD

kOHlCeu AS0o 'obdii SNAi i"'foiiSAA''
GENEVA. June S.-Brazil rcsum-
ed participation in the affairs of
the League OF Station council today
when Mcllo Franco, Brazilian repro
sentative, took his accustomed place
at the council table.
The council committee ON minor
ifv populations, Of which Mcllo
Franco is the reporter, met today
aud the BRAZILIAN diplomat prcsid-
cd.
Whether Mcllo Francois return
TO the council chamber significd a
change in Brazil : reported decl-
sion to withdraw from the League
of Nations is not vet known.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
LOOTLEGGER DENIED 1
WRIT OF REVIEW

WASHINGTON, June S.-Georgc
Rcmus. noted Cincinnati Whoicsa.' .'
lootlcggcr, today was deulcd y re-.
Ni,w by the United States snprem"
Jail sentence under the nuisanr"
cllusc of the Nolstrad act, imposed
al the same term Of court rs the
two year sentence at AtlInta for
conspiracy which he has already
completed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Military Airmen
Report for Duty

SAN DIEGO, Calf, june With
Maj. George II. Peabody, military
camp INSTRUCTORS and several Officers
OF the 9lst aero squadron already
reported for duty, final preparations
for the Il. O. T. G.. and western re
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Steamer Reaches
Port in Distress

san DIEGO. Calf. June s-With
both feed pipes to the main engines
broken, the steamer RotariHn, fly
ing the house flag of w. r. Grace x
Co., and bound from Seattle for
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Dance Problem
Again B0bs Up
Before Council

san DIEGO, Calf, June S.-San
Diego 5 dance hall problems are get
ting to be an old, old story, bobbing
up at regular intervals in the city
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08

hereby announce tbat ! nm 4
candidate for the office of District
Attorney OF Imperial tounty.
Since my rcturp from France and
discharge from the tul.cd States
Army, have been prirtiting law
in Imperial County During that
time have taken an actiV" part
in many public matters Of yital i'm
portancc T. the people If Imperial
County. and have bcrn especially
interested IN the essential Boulder
Canyon Dam an dail-Amerlrnn Ca
nal legislation now pending before
congress. If elected to the office
of District Attorney, | pledge my
self to devote my time TO the duties
thereof and will fulfill thc obllga-
tions of the office withou; fear or
favor.
respectfully solicit your support
at the August primary.
(Signcd ELMER W. lIEALD.
(adV.j
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08

Clark county, Washington, lists,
10000 acres Of Strawberries and
pruNes.'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08

flTaEHrlEINITlTErarlIEElGtHELE[
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08

ssIaIa Observation-Disclosures G9IEIj
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appreciate the physical develop.
ment of our children should see
something of the work of our Gym
classes and this offers a fine OPP
portnnity DO you know that the
new heating plant in the gym
really makes the room comfort
able. Many who came to the has.
ket supper remarked about this
improvement. All the performance
is to be upon a stage that is now
being erected SO that you can BIO
comfortably seated and enjoy the
show.
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Makes Pumping Up
Tires Unnecessary

Chicago, Ill.-F. E. Hughes, Suite 1888.
25l2 Monroe, this city, has perfected
a new air-tight valve cap that enables
auto owners to pump up their tires
once and never touch them again until
punctured or worn out. Leading tire
manufacturers, after thorough tests,
have approved MIR. Hughes invention
and banishcd the old theory that air
escapes thru rubber. One initiation lasts
the life ora tire, and tire mileage is
doubled. These caps retail for Sl.25
for set of Eve. The inventor wants
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BY oWNER-Ten acres level
land good soil, water piped in,
light and phone handy, Small
house, also chicken house. An
ideal place for chickens or for
truck gardening. Price 81 800
if taken before March l. Terms
to suit. A, M. Rivers, Portage.
Wash. 2-5-4tp
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''---.---a--s-----
Mr., Robinson's room has chal.
lenged the Burton grade school to
= debate, The question is. ere
solved, that the PHILIPPINE Islands
should have their independence
within five years" Both the af-
firmative and the negative are de-
batting, Those upholding the af-
firmative are, Erwin Zimmerman,
Margaret Depue, and Olive Cor.
hin; the negative, Fielder Beall,
Thomas Beall and Lloyd Ward.
Valentines of colored paper are
being made by the pupils of Miss
Pashley's room.
Miss Callahan's pupils have
made 'hatchets, cherries and valen-
tines of brightly colored paper
and have used them to decorate
the windows of their room.
Mrs, Robinson's pupils are hav-
ing Valentine Box for st, valen.
tines Day.
Vashon School Minstrel Show
Friday night February 10Th the
Gymnasium classes of Mr.. Leo
Shaw are appearing in a Minstrel
show. This is something entirely
new to the island and should
prove to be even more entertain
ing and instructive than the form.
er shows. All of you readers that
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FOR SALE-Two COWS fresh in
Feb. and March. About 200 #.
3S wire rope. Large early ban.
tam seed corn. Kale seed and
plants. To exchange 60 acres
Indiana land for Vashon island
land. S. A. Parker, Portage,
Wash. Black ISL. 1898
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MISCELLANEOUS

LosT-Pocketbook on last ferry
from Seattle Sunday. Money, pa
pers and ferry tickets. Finder
keep money and return papers
and tickets. M, Dannewig. Wash
on, Wash. 2-12-1t
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News-Record Ads Bring Results, Try One.
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The results of the state examin,
atoms for the eighth grade, in by
Eiene and spelling, were made
known last week, All pupils pass.
ed in hygiene and all but two in
spelling,
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Large, well lighteu
rooms for either office of house
keeping over Kimmel store in
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FOR sALE-Choice mixed glad
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FOR SALES acre Poultry ranch
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FOR PRUNING or SPRAYING
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WANTED-General team work.
Anyplace on Vashon or Maury.
Shrs work for So, Alex Il. Moore
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Vashon debated Winslow today.
at WinslOw. The results are not
known at the present writing. The
debates previous to this one have
been in Vashon's favor. This con
cludes the debates in the State Sc
ries.
The team has been working very
hard this year and each member
has earned his letter and credit.
Adam and Eva" the school
play, will be given at the Commu-
nifty Hall on the twcnty-fifth and
twenty-sixth of March. The cast
is working hard to make the play
a success. The play is a good three
act comedy which you will enjoy
seeing. Make arrangements to
attend one of the performances.
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Vashon School Notes

Two dates that we want all
readers of these notes to reserve
this week are; Wednesday, Febru-
ary IL and Friday, February 10Th.
Come out Wednesday night and
hear our championship debate
team, iashon VS.. Meridian. Come
to the Gymnasium Friday night
and see and hear the Vashon Min
streS. Reserve your seat early
Everybody come out to the
Vashon High gym tonight (Fri.
day. TO see the Vashon-Burton
games, The eighth grades, the
first and second teams, and the
girls teams are all playing.
The Vashon and Burton High
squads are to tangle in the second
tilt this season. The girls teams
have alse met in previous conflict,
Tonight is the biggest basket
bali night Of the season. Every
body come to see the best teams
win.
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