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Evening star., 1926-06-14

Against the unfounded- assertion
that Mr.. Jennings accounts as COM
mittee tguardian) have not been au-
dited, we present the indisputahle
court records showing that every one
has been regularly audited. found cor
rect and approved. Against the wan
tonly cruel suggestion, made without
any basis of fact or the slightest just-
fication. that it is not known whether
the assets of Mr.. Jennings wards are
intact, stands the evidence of the audi
tor of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, the witness Herbert
l.. Davis, called to testify before this
committee by Mr.. Blanton, that he
himself. or his duly assigned repre-
sentative, has regularly, and in per
son, checked every security constitut-
ing the assets of the numerous cases
in which Mr.. Fenning has served as
fiduciary. Against this palpable un-
truth, there stand the court records in
every one Of the Fenning cases (many
of those records, as typical illustra-
tions, being in the record of these
hearings), showing the regular verifi
cation of all the assets and the GER
tif1cation Of that verification to the
court by its auditor.
Amount Fenning Received.
'It is hardly necessary to dignity
with more than passing mention the
reiterated half truth that Mr.. Fenning
has in many instances received more
of the estate of his wards than have
the wards themselves. AS this com
mittee now knows, except in seven
cases where the court allowed such
nominal compensation as S. or Sc for
all the work done by the guardian for
an entire year. in no case has Mr.
Fenning received more than a maxi
mum of 10 per cent of that which his
ward received. 1t is not possible for
the most expert juggler Of facts to
make 10 per cent of a total sum
exceed 80 per cent of that sum.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
Amount Fenning Received.

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
SWING
ASKS YOU
TO VOTE.
FOR
FIVNEY
ErctEiS froD ihc tddrcss n Congressman StUJ al FL
Cfpir0 hHTHSt ~ 1926

"Nov, -ay F., sou, and know what [ am talking
about the Fmn"l 'eo JOn necessary to protect the
lights Of the California, and particularly to pro-
YOUR r"hts. G his down: Il is absolutely untrue
mat the Finne" resolution deferred for rsinute in
way action the @ungJ ohnson Bill It IS untrue that
the Fnney resolution aept single vote away from he
SWng-Johnson L on he contrary, i afforded Us the
and only bringing the upperstream states to
our support"
Then we wrote Inc Frncy resolution INTO The Swing
Johnson Bill
$50 let TN you now before proceeding further.
take my hat Off to Mr. Fnney for putting over this great
resolution 1t difficult fight against tremend-
odds. Fnney proved himself able ce&rhcaded fear
less. in protecting rights and increasing the chances
II passage Of the SWing-J OhnSOn Bill
at is not far 10 nave you send me Washington to
ork ny heed off for your cgsation and put INTO office
public officials who going 10 shoot me in The back to
ilI legislation. Senator Johnson and myself who have
been up against Those alleged grand uros from time to
time have right 70 ASK and 90 ask OF you, when you
to the polls vote for the men whom you know bY ncr
record honestly and sincerely working for this c9isa
ton and with that kind Of support, promise you Will
put it over il the very future
LLI'G FU1 EIAAEY ~ liz Al IAL PhINAAi!
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Tahoe Mirrors
Towering Ranges

Tahoe fifteen miles from Truckre
un the main line Of the Southern
Pacific, has much IN common with
Waldou, which Thoreau has immor-
tailed.
.a,ro is iu each lake the same
crystal clarity and Il similar iu>ig-
Grating colduc>s Of water. the same
customary placijjty aud seasonal
moody temperament. When one
views this Fascinating lake, protcct-
ri OIL all sides nv qu.rj. towering.
pine clad ranges. hr half expects
uomru'a.jiN to come upon clear
,u- :uJ t.aI The rustic dwelling aud
spare figure OF the Sage Of Waldou
to complete tile picture.
Because Tahoe Is so near TO
'rayeu- it ursrIr~ amid the shout
.,r.a- ranges 4 mile above the sea
liz seems To mirror chr bowl of the
SKY. rrt.cetiu1 ir> blue. or moods.
II times it presents the placid Sc
rnlry Of Nua $ face, again, the
rufuIau, impatiencc of interrupted
>umhcr
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Doctor Studies
Girls Weight At
State College

f., people may - e problem to
themselves. La, IT., H.. :liu one,
who arc problems u Ayia phy>jr-
iaa~. according IL -. 4. l.. Elliott.
A,s5~'a4. Physician tur Women ut
the JalH, >i,v Of California Inti.
,ts.e. na. Elliott Ia been part.eu.-
...r .parrrncd ai-l ta- feohIeM Z
..eae-.- aud J45rlNe.gA- girls
~ -. .H.t..<it-.
n. uuman ru,rrlaL rae laiF"r.
Sly ar. given d physical examinat-
.,u. .... ,.n>. v., ar, -ur.V OBJ.
u.as- upaa3> oy-swtt-tt. or twenty
,r u..- pounds uaaorwri-At, are
referred ~ Hr. Elliott. After deter
mining ttat ru-.r weight problem
is not ia. ~ any ,n-c.ti, cause.
she a~e,-aircs diet aal Aea.rh rule,
tur rt IA
"Tla overweight, 2..l, usually
H"aH ,l char- ,ut.r diet; bur
ta. 1....rw,.-I' girls a.a Il real pro.
h..n. Tim. arc often pr1at Of their
nl."r,- -.', apc IT, '.a -ar+ tnat
they have accepted q style standard
"tr. ..i..'~ -t' normal health
"ei..t. ~av, pr. E'llot'. "Thry
may . aH.mir ,- b. lu condition
v.fr. ao#'# nuke raela more
~a~r..' '.'.. 't sickness.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Boycott Of /. 5.
Goods Proposed
In Philippines

MANILA. AZ. 0.a,m. il,
aua- IIiinin. a.'.n.~'~ m ..xu
so boycott ag.a~t American H.,
mess au" II t0e .-.a@., nlo a.. IT,
''N.E fighting i.y uu.,ngut...
.,mnnt ha~ h,,I greatly ~ttH.
a'N9 r> .ln .0'r1Hc'E.a 30. ~
sra. bills IN W5~lia1tou -u.
tn eH'a.l native autonomy tl
~ea.-a.' 'a>.as. Ha4 +, .#~. n.e~.
IrN ~ IT,. National ...sa-.f. sal
recognized ...'er.t th- rl#..4I ,.t
.ra' r..H#at addressing = 4~,
a,.'HH- eHeu.v .s..at,I t#r Use 4,
t.e Hs.-H' a. % weaum -ae>'
\H.a,au~ au Eo..-a ,u#~ ua5#
a"r contributing m.t.. Z, II. ru
rHi-l against Independence.
lee maar.u- wa- chiefly t,r ill.,
W.Ha,. ot uouaWr.- ~. E..>-
.I' ~. Z. .isa would ,.er-'a a,n
~. pnN..~ at the AnaIua u8t...
f.. r.. r'Iu u.r.-. -t. Nj.-, l..i NO.
- ah..t -a... strengthen 'ta ree
.,~ o' '., -..e.o". -err.aE aHu 'a
r t.- .... w.I'. rp"'a',
NjUaua arE a,l.e H... Ha9.
-..# '.. #a ."ae ~ If. agea
r..g..
Ne.r $1,000 n.....,r ,r.sIr1 $50
'.. Cru# Opera 0.n-. ar1 ,lr...
t.H.'.. ".'"rat.ns o' Amr
"a. In."r.a.-m.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
ERADICATION OF
STABLE FLIFS IS
TREATED IN BOOK

Stable. >...s -.~. ... .no (
the most .a#.,u, ..~ RI ..
'uymr. r.. "., ~...E -..' ..pr. >
n the y.'.aE ~ -..> .. - 1.a-.
How ta rr.r.n' t... .maraaee
and tos> - sl. >...z ur.a.~. -
tlcu Is the tl.M. at ..w ..'.-i#
pat a.t hy tlo United States .e-
raruu"H' Of a-t..a',ar. VA office
errv Il th5s bulletin maF ja ~enu n
tho Farm a6ri>ar'> e#-ir. az Il.
epur house ar Il w.I. =. uaIaI -
ee>' bulletin NJ. lp97. Il. Washing
teu.
TIE acute raia rlaarra ~ ~.
insertion 81 th. praha~ci, IT tla
stable fly brings 10 amy mau >.a-
dru realization that thl> h.tInL ~.
>.ut : po.utndly different from II.
house fly. although hitherto his ,,ta
i"u bad been that thr ,"o we.e
identical.
Year n and year oac the-e :'g~
arr q bad fn~, bu' a; tue Parot~
wh.# they herou- excessively
abundant tl.y ~aMp'.uc~ er.a~inH
b,arr losses in all classes et ike
>.s-k ~ d#aW.n- blood AND g..u.
ia- vitality to the cNtt,' that -
>ea~c> are e3~jly co.trac'et
LocaI farm advisors declare there
i no better source Of material ~
both natural and artificial control
IF stock files than -hiS Httie ha'.r-
#in which WIS complied hN :. e..
BishopH.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Stanford Faces
Hard Schedule

rALO ALTO, Calif., Aug. H.
Faced with one of the hardest
schedules in many seasons and spur
red ou by the carly season fore
casters who charactrrizo them as
one OF the two strongest teams in
the Pacific coast conference this
year, rhr Cardinal, with the arrival
Of Coach "pop' Warner from the
east September !, are preparing for
Il stretch of unu,uaN intensive
training leading up TO- the schcl.
ulc opening.
"rop" Wancr ha, for tine most
paH 81 veteran t,am. Al the sam"
time hc has 50 tiac array of new
material that uo veteran c.uli be-
>ad to he >afr i'm his hcjh The
star, Of hllt a dozen prep school,
las' wear are ready to try out Wnh
Stanford
y double header engagement sop.
'emhrr - with two uon-coutefeucr
team, + expected jo reveal the
strength o. The lo27 Cards. Wn~cr
expects to -tNr every plazcr Il try
on' IN tdo~, games.
The veteran couch las ,tAree ro-
>itiou> to tll. Ii ue mHharE.
quert,, and euad E3Iiu- tue
niJco of EIn.r Nrvrrs, onc ri the
most sensational fullbact> thc 4lmn
has cNrr prodacrd, will mot te ~
difficult as ua. at first br'le>pd.
iu ,hr opinion ut the coaching staff.
" Hank N,I5agr, oe' mo~' of inst
season With riurlo-. an espcrt na,-
ing aud puu'lal PLAYER. is WaUrr, ,
candidate for NrNcr~' shoes.
- plct iIpau. Nuraer hslal,
. he ha~ o.. - the greatest op.
i t.rHd r5tue~ Ia tac conferences
"E.ff Hoffman ma. b. brought
into he harhtlr,a .om .gd IL. is
good nl,-cg an1 .ae puu%rH
Tbc,. fs,p m.u any m... 'uar
maar ap for ~. los, of Mugs
N'raeil aud Fred ampu ii th,
aack'r1.
. With a-' years STONE val. .u
, Virtually "'aet II is h.ti.,r# ryt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Poultry Experts
70 Attend Meet

Te, manhcr~ OF thc staff Of the
o..e-" ~ agriculture. University
q: CALIFORNIA; have Icft for the east
/, aftnud tnr annual meeting Of the
AHariran A>>ocjatioa of Instructors
ati Investigators in Poultry lju,-
h4a5rv. The convention is heio-
ioia 49, H,uu~s .vmla state college.
pr. j. r. Beach. ii .hc division Of
Veterinary science ~ Ecrkcict., is
the -.utcurioo to ,ah.
part iu the 55sr"si5u, ON tie ar.
,radtlation of tIocb-. movement
somewhat similar l. purpose to the
registry Of dairy ca't.o, tile aim
being to buit up stock Of higher
This work had il, a-
,eption n California, hut has he'u
introduced io many = the other
states and has hycoMc aa Important
last If thn a4t5oaa program -.'oe
poultry Industry.
Miss : l.. rarkcr. Junior Au~-
hautmaa !. IL poultry division a'
Davis. 80 IS attending H.. c9a,.a-
t.aH. aHj W... deliver r mntr ~
't~.aH"~ i'm F-- Qa9t'v; Noa~aua
Variation I'm AaIN Color
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Movie Nature
Study Offered
By University

With one Vt the most comp,,t,
mo1.ou picture libraries of natur,
study III tie coun,ey tne University
of California division Of visua; in
>.ru,tlon is providing films fu.
schools ana lodges that deal with
+ everything from thr home life ot
ants to the social life of the micro.
>,oplc INSECTS iu 81 Gruu of water.
The collection of tiim> ON natua
/ lie has been enlarged for the b,..
RI uf the school children Of ..u
state. who are finding this new ,,as
Of natWc study attractive and ta~
g,uatlnl, according To Edward N.s
81, the director Of the division. II Id.
ared> Of schools In the state lal,
added projection machines to tho.
equipment, aud lessons i'm gr.-.
atphy. biology. history aud GtH.
1Gr, are accompanied by mo. aH
pictures. The films are supplied H.
The schools for nominal cha--..
which covers the cos, Of mailing ~.
handling thcm.
There are now iluo9 tilmS a1.
ahir fer clubs, lodges. churches ...
>yhool> in the library ot the vi.
obstruction division. 20o ot wa i
have lust been added. These ~.
u~,cd and described iu the new 49,
a'ogur which Is now being puh.
ed 10y the office.
Among The nature study t..-~
which have been popular with .ae
school children are: Hunting ka,-.
foo> with Camera, Kittens and p.s.~.
Monkey Shines Pirates Of the Aa..
C!os.-l'p S'uiir> of Insects. -
Plants rhiHk' Liz CveIr of au e#
>tcr and Little People of the c...
d,u.
In addition to motion pic'ares
along educational lines, the m.l.a
sly also has pictures for cnteg-a#-
mrut which hasr the approval 81
III" university. Among these ssr
such films -: Douglas Fairhu5e
IN Robin Ho.a Mary Pirht.H.
IN PollvaHaa, Charles Ray il. \
Taihr-maje Maa. George A,#.~t
IN ''Di>hacIi. NaIimoyu in "Tur
Dolls IIoH>o. Wallace Be-r,
" Richard tho Lioa-Icartcd. 49,.
Il !1r-r number # others.
Information aH these pie, a-~
may be obtained by writing ~ FL
ward Mayer division If visual II.
>rruct5on. University ot California.
Berkeley.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
NEVADA WANTS
NAVY ARSENAL

RENO, Ncv., Aug. 27.-FoIlowing
recommendation by the naval board
of inquiry. which probed the disas-
trous arsenal explosion at Lake
Denmark, y. j., that two ncw ar
acuals be constructed. one i'm the
Pacific coast territory, Rcno is max
ins Il strong bid for the western
location.
Senator Tashcr old. has taken
the peoposi,iun before Secretary of
the Navy WHour aud all clNlc or
eanila'ion> arc backing he project.
Reno =, claim to Il fovorab.r loca-
tiw is based on suitable grounds.
accessible but removed from the
civ. 9ud the proximity OF this re-
giou to Pacific coast citics.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
CONTROVERSY
OVER HEIGHT FUJIYAMA a

TOKIO, Au- -. - Surveyors q
the home affairs department ana IT
HE general STAFF have gone - wae
over the height Of Fuiiyansa. jap.
au : famous sacred mpWtai..
NeWr>, figures ohta.acI hy til
general starr Civ the aIti,adr
the great volcanic conc at I-,&.'a
fer,. The l,me ministry figures
give 12.2"4 feet.
Jauaur>e pilgrims sr the noun
tain have tar wears considered ta"
height l..@65 feet. remembering the
as. tIsrr figures tv 1ar uu@her -
days in the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
JAP NAVAL AIR FORCE
DENIED NEW INCREASE

TOXIC Az -. Japan PRO.
' tn#ro must give uav
...r' p. 1910" n. aIxilar. war
-H'" .tr-'.e'.o. pro.ram 70 pro.
'..' ".or"n2 'o decision If. Ad-
Ha. IaH, lDmaD,. minister If
t# "a.. i' #I boau czroctod
'Ia.t '.r. tou". would bc mcrcay
=. 'e 'Ha e.rn- a#a HaIf r,tcaa
q luH i ~ bc Iof' ~ oe, corps
''.' :. h".. 'H". 5tou.r2 ID ewing
~ aNuaf ,4n1U00.
A"aI m1aorit.os arc annoyed at
Pc 'r'rr."i1n"u' policy OF me wa
fa'~'k cabinet, aairh caused post
roucmat ~ turir program al the
last diet session, and intend 10 put
W strong tight for more aoaro ii.
-.e al.Egac4.-g Session.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Registration At
California Is
Gaining Rapidly

I' ..a'..H ~ a.w students tur
-.. is.. -.u.>'.. ~ t.a t'u..er,jtv
~ california a..,. t.-aH last frt-
.... -..a,# aa increase ot almost
''.n.. cont o.aa ,aa Io25 ro'ol tor
t' -.. GLOSS .t t., tH-- light
.9a ot registration. during which
-..r.a. t..r.~ ..n- .J- al-
.a-' -'4.'|. aa,..aIU.r. -3lt
-...Ht- paid .h. mr5an'J foes
.a. -~'...d. L.,t E,as 'ae ro'H
t.. t.-' ta. ..,~ ----. 81 small
....... tt -ft
.". sutton. E..o,0.. r' '.c
t.-. r-t#at.- fba. t.r fo'H
If n.. a.J nII rudrus
.. Y'>n. ;a, I.cl,a-r of 80
.. ... gilH on,of,d last Fala
IF. ma'.- t.a' ~. r.-.-
-.r for |A H..a..s
~..# Haara ana atfH
a.. .-'...'.u--. .' rohab0r
t.'a. ot l-apG .art.r
.9-o--. ro4 'u2 ~.
'f # ue spring semester Of
.'- .-.. .I- .".a a-t .rul Ao,
1876.
"a. f., a.a .ra..f.s 10 the
d. graduate students.
So. s 70 strive for higher
~.'..# estimates tuat 4Juu
.nu1 tAt, tam
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
STATE INSPECTOR
MAKING SURVEY
OF WAREHOUSES;

W. W. Hotchkiss If Sacramento.
one Of the examiners Tor the a3
ministration OF the United states
and California Warehouse acts. i>
IN the city making an inventory Of
The storage stocks Of the sam c.
Crawford grain and seed warehouses
in FL Ceutro. This company has
been licensed bv Director If Agri-
culture 81. II. Hrckc ~ operate its
local warehouse Uudor the provisions
Of the state net.
Hotchki>s explained that rs hotl
are pomtv administered. So til. as
California is concerned. the same rc-
quIrcmcnt> are necessary t.r liz
ccnscs undcr either
Speaking Il the act, lr >atd:
" The two laws apply ouiv I, ware.
hoHscs storing agricultural products
and aS warehouse men ara not conn
PEELED 10 bc licensed the acts CON
stitutc scirctiyc system. Because
Of this system Tho federal and state
departments Of agriculture MAY re-.
Iusc licenses L. those Who cannot
meet with certain prescribed con
ditions. As some warehouses are
more desirable than others. - are
the receipts issued by some ware
house men more acceptable than
others.
"Of courc Il great deal depends
on how The warehouses are operated
and ON tho personnel that makes up
the Uarehousiug organization. At
the present time financial institu-
tionS look with much favor ON rr-
ccipts issued by licensed warehouse
men storing agricultural pgoduer~.
aud i'm great m"asar" that fayurjt-
ism is due to the periodical iHspcc-
tions md checAs ~ stNcks mn ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
NatiOnaIlsts Of
Germany 70 Hold
Big Celebration

EfFENErEc Aa2. u Amidst
buzz of u"'r.o'r excitement The
hnIIL..- - tI.~ quaint oIH city are
mai,in- 'ha lo-' preparations fir tar
Lcar nationalist faI'N. officially hc.
.'''nirg ~ down tumoHou with tho
strains Of the rcyclllr, which u'U
.,, tar r15Hai of HHIHG. pnmp
Wirlt#n 't.5r walls.
'l. comm,uora'ior uf thr day-
of ~cdm, Tmu.ubrug. onu the
ha'''. oi JW'aud ...' 'o ".u'n th"
loss "t oar r"lona. ... .u spite Of
our enDmjcs wifHu 1.a "thout j..
a challenge 20 AN .ie nua'ie. aud
,ovard, those -,uf,u.. FROM iIt
"ffiriH program vl rlaac'cr./
the spirit Of the Two days gather.
ng 'undcr thr patronage of h.
royal hl4w"--, 'In crown Prince Of
bHNarja.
IIu, ,lrb'v aorErI 'u flag, from
which 'l" republican 'oiol arc
prspi~uoirlN ah.,ut. with streets,
lni ~quarce cIoau swept. the lpu-o,
all profu,cIy .nr.aadrd, the statues
e Haluiau a.H rru-,ian kings
adorned with Il wealth. of flowers.
\ur"mbceg is awaiting tie coming
oflJ- distinguished guests.
Besides the high patron Of tie
:cUuior 'hr will be- The Grman
"&-ctowu prince ard two "r thror
ur ri- yoou4rr brpthcr-. tcp
lowcr ON the military hicrarchy Gcu
r"I Won I.udondorff Fir.d Mar.
~iaI yon Markcnsou and General Eou
EIH"k havo promised 30 t'cm And
beyond them, forming . suitable
setting for royalty ANA its ontow.
age, The fa'hcriand 5 Factories and
o,u"c, are sending tens of thousaud,
Of ardent youug natiouaIists to this
allv in hundred special trains,
Ma>t Of the prominent guests are
expected h@r carly this afternoon.
4 guafd Of honor, rosplcudcnt IN
p.r.war uniforms, is already drawn
pp in front ot the station IN miici.
patton Of the arrival
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27

ceiptS which are made after licenses
have been granted.
HotohkisS added that because #
the safeguards thrown around wale
house ,ecc.at> bf the licensing >,s
tens, amounts lunuiu4 into millions
Of dollars are being loaned h> bank.
cr~ with Wagpaou>v receipts a> Tia,
basis ut collateral
Wltg ID rAu valley Hotohh>> w.
also inspect ,hs Tacgapr warehouses
m EHN.,N Ca5Hat1a and Ru.N-
wood.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27

tain that stanford presents a de-
fensiye system unequalled in the
Irrrr"r lrues> bN that of the
University of California.
Iuc ,ardInils offensive strength
will depend, in the aggregate, upon
the Development of Millage, Hylan
and Hoffman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Kills Rival In
Jealous Rage
By United Press Leased Wire

POMONA. ra5.t. Aa-. -.
-l--d ".ti. jealousy. Albert -Aa...s-
shot and killed b~r- Dow. wou.5.#
Nr> Emma f.. Bo,e> au then -t-
,ni Wpnl-.aa hin> +. according Z,
police reports -a#.r
According 70 police Anjr.s-
climbed Through window ut M.
Bu'.>' lome wh,r. ~le aG DoH
were string together au dayeh-
Ho}r.
bow was killed. '..tb Il ,'a' in tho
bead and N Po'a~ "e, #auie5
Slightly with Il ballet .a ~. >houf.
-r. The intruder -han raH.d the
-u on himself. .ra/5a- a., >ca.n
with 'L.rJ bullet.
He wa- l..p on " ...-o 80
murder.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27

The United States government
viii establish AN observatory on
Mount Lasscu.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27

Tests show music will not soothr
% Wild bull. We always Thought il
better TO run than sing.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27

There are ~ women serving terms
u tine California prison at saa
Quentin,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27
Fire Destroys
Moore Garage

F.. .raH.- tu# + .#sa =
r.u.-. H.., ~ '.. .,.I - 81. J,-r
Moor. '"~...rr. .' .u...."i iilu-
..-.u r.~-....v .r~,a.', 81. Now.
.'-.. eH.~..- nt-s estimated
a. about i'H.
Il .-bh.. noticed -.e -snr-
creeping un II. ~H.r ~ 1T. -4e-
aud ru."~l ID t'a alarm. Hv a..
-L. tie t.r. department. ae.',.
t.., iaa spread bve'e0 .oH'ro-
Threatened ~r..r. ~ tt- flames r.
u la.~- nearby was aNcg'. by '.lr
men.
n---. .-- .L.--.-nu .-.-- y
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-27

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NOTICE or HEARING PETITION.

In the Superior Court of the State of
Arizona, In and for the County Of
Santa Cruz.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Albert
H. Stone, deceased.
NOTICE ia hereby given that TIE
IN First National Bank of Nogales,
has filed In this court certain docu.
ment purporting to be duly anthent.
icated copy of the last Will and Testa-
ment of Albert H. Stone, deceased, to-
gether with its petition praying that
said document be omitted to probate
in this court as the last Will and Tesla.
mept of said Albert H Stone, who.
said petitioner alleges, is deceased, and
that letters of administration with
the will annexed issue thereon to said
petitioner, and that the same will be
heard on Monday, the Bird day Of
January A. D, 1927, at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day, ut the court
room OF said Court House, in the
City of Nogalee. County OF Santa Cruz,
State of Arizona. and all persons inter
eated in said estate are notified then
and there to appear and show cause, it
any they have. why the prayer OF said
petitioner should not be granted.
(Seal) KoBT. E. LEE, Clerk.
BY VIOLA ALLEN
Deputy Clerk
Dated December II, 1926. IL l8 st
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SUMMONS

In the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz County. State of Arizona.
Mercedes Paroles Morales,
plaintiff, vs.. Vicente Morales,
defendant.
Action brought in toe Superior
Court of Sauta Croz county,
State of Arizona, and the CON.
plant filed in the said county Of
Santa Cruz in the Office of the
clerk of the said Superior Court.
In the name of the State OF
Arizona to Vicente Morales de
PENDANT, greeting:
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in an action
brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff in the Su
perior court of Santa Cruz coun.
ty, State of Arizona, and answer
the complaint therein filed with
the Clerk of this said court, at
Nogales, in said county, within
twenty days after the service
upon you of this summons, If
served in this said county, or in
all other cases within thirty days
thereafter, the times above men
toned being exclusive on the day
of service; or judgment by de
fault will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and seal
of the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz county, State of Arizona,
this 3rd day of November. 1926.
Seal ROBERT E. LEE,
Clerk of the said Superior Court.
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MINE NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern:
Please take notice that George
James Is working under lease
from THE Kino Copper Com
pany" a corporation existing and
operating under the laws of the
State of Arizona. certain mining
properties known through many
years as the "Buena Vista Mine. -
said properties lying and situate
10 the Patagonia Mining District,
Santa Cruz County. Arizona; and
that said THE Kino Copper
Company" will not be respon.
sible in any way whatever for
any Indebtedness incurred in that
behalf by said George James,
whether for labor, wages, sup
plies, materials, or merchandise
of whatever nature.
THE Kino Copper Company"
BY ALLEN T. BIRD,
President.
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