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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
Will Teach Jap's
Language in US.
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN RANCISGO, March -. -
lie Of the japanese or Other for
eisu language in special schools OF
Hawaii j. lawful and to compel
them to usc English and Hawaiian
languages only would abridgr tn
rights Of American citizens, the
mint, district circuit court Of APP
rcal, ruled yesterday.
The Hawaiian territorial govern
nront passed regulation prohibit
ihr the use of foreign languages by
teachers in these special schools and
+. Tokush;g obtained AN injunction
preventing the school authoriti $
from putting the regulation into cf-
feet. The Injunction was sustained.
The coult ruled that sine tie
schools are maintained by private
>ubsrription the government can
not cutirclv regulate their admins.
tiation. 1t also held that 10 pro
h.hit the use of foreign language
in these schools would deprive cit
Zen, of their rights without due
process Of law.
The decision affects los schools
The Korean Language is used IN
nine. Chinese in five and japanese
III tho others.
The case was heard by Judge,
frank Rudkiu, William Gilbert auo
Wallace McCamant. Judge NJ
Camant disScutcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
BODEN ADDRESSES
A LARGE AUDIENCE

y tine Monday night audience
gathered last night TO hear Evang-
clist W. II. Boden'> address At the
State Street Christian church. y
Man Made God. or = God Made
Man" was the subject. The ser
mon closed with a strong appeal To
those in the audience TO bring their
lives into harmony with the Will
OF God.
Blasting at the Rock Of Ages,
Vii re the subject OF tonight's ad-
dress. The place Of the Bible in
life Will be taken up in this talk.
Services. which opened Sunday, Will
contirUc for three weeks. Addresses
VIII be delivered every evening ex-
cept Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
Chinaman Hangs
Self In Prison

SACRAMENTO. Calf, Mar. q
lIrrv SHOW. held for the alleged
murder of three other Chinese IN a
jealousy shooting at Walnut Grove,
hanged himself in his cell at the
county jail today.
II, made am improviScd rope from
strips Of blanket, which he tied
H. H. vcntilator at the top Of his
rcll
show va, - have been arraigned
smorrew morning on "a grand jury
ndirtmenr charging him with the
narlcr ~ Mr.. .Iaug Shec.
MI. ~hcr wa, the proprietor OF
,i, stone m which the shootin2s oct
.urr,d month ago Other victims
were, OW Yang Jam Sing and Owyang
l.un
show fled and was captured few
hpW, latrr in haystack about a
m'l" ard half from the scene OF
f 'u, affEay.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
GOPHER TAILS ON
FILE ARE MANY

Gopher ta,l, from slaughtered
gopher> topped the quarter Of "a mil
hon mark ON Saturday when 25.5do
additional tails were turned in n
Horticultural Commissioner Uarr-
9an ) office.
1t is easy to picture, in tn Year
.t26 when archcoiogjSt> are delv-
ing into the sands Of lmpcrial Val
lev for traces Of the inhabitants ot
this area 1000 wears before, the pui
zllacut at finding vast Quantities
Of skeletons Of tiny animals.
Doubtless these skeletons viii h"
pctrificd bv that time. The court
house deputies are already almost
in that state each Saturday after
noon. While gophcrs tails can be
presented fer bounty at that time
emily. according to recent ruling of
the board Of supervisors, there ;
nothing slow about the number Of
trappcrs who throng the office dur
inc that three or four hour period.
Gophers are becoming scarccr III
The county. Some sections are al
most free from the pest, according
IL rauchcrS. Leaks in irrigation
bitches and the resultant flooding
of roads are becoming much less
frequent. it is reported. Crop dam,
age i being reduced.
Bat pity the poor archco'ogi>t>
of 2026 when they uncarth Il quar-,
ter of a million gopher skeletons.
And don't blame them if they de-
eide that the skeletons must be those
of the .'lost racr' which inhabited
Imperial Valley in 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
u. S. {. WILL BUILD
FOR GIRL STUDENTS

4 statistical survey of the houS-
ihg of women students at the Cni-
lcrSity Of Southern California di-
>ulgcs one of the incentives for the
construction of the new Women )
/ cSidencr hall mt 666 West 36th
street, Los Angeles.
According to the survey, more
than 80 co-edS who had come from
other states Of communities procur,
ed room and board i'll the vicinity
Of the University campus. and al
though in every ease these quarters
had been investigated and sane
toned bv the Students Welfare
committee n southern California,
the report proved ronrlu>ivelv the
uccd ot a women ) dormjtorv direct
" connected with the university.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
Kellogg Denies
Geneva Reports

WASHINGTON. Mar. 2@.--Sccrc-
=. nf state Kellogg today denied
G.r.ta report, that this govern
rrp' had been consulted Wnoffici-
slle bccausr thc league council call
,d rhr September conference TO dis
ru-s American reservations TO the
world court.
Af the same time the state. de
f.fiucut issued statement inter
.t,frd 81, defense of the council 5
ACTION. which had aroused senate
.hrufInn.
Officials declined on the ground
a.t y,t having received amy inNi
faf.ua to say whether this govern
m,Ht viii d. represented at the lea
.4. uaHf,rcure. bat they emphasize
fIaf 30 american representative
e..l! tatc power 80 amend or inter
f.. lAufe IesCiYatlons.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
MANY SEEK SUMMER
RANGERS POSITION

YOSEMITE. Calf, Mar. 23-"I m
not going to look at any more ap-
plications that come in, W. b.
Lewis, superintendent of the park,
said today as he viewed hundreds of
letters from men seeking work as
summer rangers Recently he an
nounccd there would be ~ such OPP
enngs. Everybody seems to think
rangers 5 job is a vacation, Lewis
said, Judging from the many appll-
cations received.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
May Talk Until
They Become Dry
uy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Mar. 23--A pub
lie senate investigation Of proposals
for modification of prohibition will
begin April ), Chairman Means of
judiciary sub committee appointed
to conduct hearings announced to-
day.
: Vets will he given the entire week
TO present their ease, Means said.
Drys will present their side of the
controversy during the week of
April -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
EvOlutiOnist Is
HurtlDuring Climb
By United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, March % After
watching monkeys climb the bars
ut the Rocding Park 100, Daniel
khcrulc, 8, tried to initiate them.
He got up little ways and then
he fell.
At the emergency hospital it was
found that he had broken AN arm.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
RUSH MEADOWS APPEAL
DENIED BY HIGH COURT

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. %
The United States circuit court of
appeals today upheld the conviction
Of Rush Meadows, Los Angeles, for
forging false transfers ON registered
Liberty bonds. Meadows was sen.
fenced in the lower court to two
wears Imprisonment and $500 fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
Parole Board To
Consider Many
Clemency Pleas
nv United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, CaIif., Man q
Forty nine applications for parole
will be considered by the state
board of prison directors at its
meeting at Folsom in April.
one murderer, +. Y. Fowler, com
mittcd from San Francisco county,
is among the prisoners seeking
clcmency.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
GERMAN COMMUNISTS
CHARGED BY TROOP

PARIS, Mar. 23.--Parading Coni
muniSts in Metz were scattered b5
cavalry charge and the menace
of artillery, according to a dis
patch received from that city to
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
TEMBLOR LASTED
SEVERAL SECOND

HARRISBURG, H., Mar. 23.---N
severe earth shock, lasting IS see
onds, was felt here today. The shoe
was Of sufficient intensity to rattl'
dishes aud windows.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
rloH,er. Are out-ll---L-.

Flower, Are out-iu4riai Val
-ss r.....a-s wla have maae 'ril,
:. -. L.l4-a:L~ recently bring
.aeE N..l d. I'll, many flowers now
/. h..m W1li ii.ar. sweet pens
ana ma.v otltr shsIn, AMI WIla
: .we-. .r. orr. a-i Cr'. -h' AL Ya,>-
iH- ta5.u-A I'll lin, with their
f.utr an f. Crane. NJ. and Mrs.
&. ?. Ferguson were among those
t.k5r- aa.aLta-D ~ the f.Le w,4tA.
er 70 spend tl- E.rsk ,ai a. their
uarr'a catt4-a
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
Nc Court OF Honor-T

Nc Court OF Honor-The court of
AeHer = tie hoy scout organization
will D. Is session next Tuesday
...l' instead o.; tonight. it j. an
a.al--#. Through 81 mlsunderstand-
~ l.. = II, boys Nee prepar-
= aFTtar tonight. but next
L.aslae .. :la regular date.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
Special Lenten Seyvice--Fathe

Special Lenten Seyvice--Father
Moffat of st. Paul Episcopal church
announces a special Lenten service
for tomorrow night. Rev. Davis
Covell, secretary of religious edu-
cation and social service of the
Southern California district, will
give the address at the church at
7:3O. Rev. Covcll will speak at Ca
lexico Thursday night. He is well
known and interesting speaker. and
the public is invited to hear him.
For Housepainting anu carpenter
work, see Wikstrone, P.O. Box ls4
adv
Called EsSt-Mrs. Allie jackson of
this city has left for Raleigh. North
Carolina. where she was called by
the death Of her brother. Hugh Og-
born. which occurred there last
week. Mrs. Jackson will return to
th>i city after a few weeks alb
>cucc.
Hotel Oregon Cafe is run by the
Oregon Hotel. We give you ;Ae
best there is. If not satisfactory,
no charge. Trv IS. adv
Former Residents Here-Nr. and
Ms. l.. W. OvcrholScr and daugh-
,ct. Patsy. are guests of MI. Over
hei>erS sister. Mrs. Alfred y.
Towle. The OverholSrrS are former
III Centre residents who now make
their home IL Riverside. They are
here for a few days attending to
property interests.
For a Real Lemonade or Orange
adc At Paul's. Union Stages De
pot. auN
The DuSold Service Station IS
again supplying its customers with
lee at its Station At Fifth and
S-at, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
Balloon At.racks Attention. -

Balloon At.racks Attention. - 4
large balloon. floating over the
Il. tartSl, Motor Car company. has
4-.feetas. considerable attention
sho4. tic riic Yesterday AMI today.
n ia4nua i u~eH - an Haycits,.
-.... IL t4e Chevrolet e.s and y
4l bored "a the ground - means OF
a -ara. :. least one voungs.er was
heard on Main street this morning
begging MS lrothc- - buy the bal
'saa co. h.m bat JOHNNY Robertson
SAWS = +. IL. II sa.y.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

W. +. Barnard, Murrictta, River.
side county, is setting out 37j wal
nut trees on 20 acres and inter
planting with. 1000 persimmon trees.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
Son Seeks Father. >c-a-

Son Seeks Father. - So -aFF
Carmichael Of the f. Centre '-am-
her Of Commerec has received Is
letter from A. l. Garev of Mil
wood. Washington. asking him T.
aid him in finding his father, A. X.
Carey. whom he believes i III the
contracting busines, somewhere ~
Imperial VALLEY. Anyone having
Information regarding tie wh"-e
abouts uf Garcv j. requested n
forward the information 10 Car
michael.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

DR.. A. Z. Hanson, Dentist. Ex
traction specialist Davis B.ts
Evenings by appointment. Pho4e
s.Ny adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

ofncers May GO coAtless.--. 4f.
tain Dev.If ~ th, traffic squad.
has re.s.ar.s aHthtrl.t tu.r t.
Msta- NrI#. s.t.s..H p. aa>Ir.
va:n tta ea.at-. '.a- @ tft
n. sf.lryr> lur,r. County
during th. sumu.s wautts l1
offieers 4siI. b.. ..H.-.. o. utaf
reputation shFt - a1lt -,A'u-.
saw..e, - vtlal 1st. t..a -
e.i,e4 ii the ..es office. Imp. r...
- one u a.. tgN ,ugu'.g. WAgf.
the affietrs A.. rgtM.ttg. tH -
without coats vh P. ul ..tk.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Growers are wanted who will
plaut 100 acres of rn"umbers for
pickles near Riverside. a3,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

DR.. Amy L Lyons, oeteoPash'
los South Fifth ST. Phone IA. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

DR.. J. 7. Foncsnnon, D. o. Room
es. Davis Bldg. Strictly oste0pathic
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Migrants At jail. Kelley
and John Lea-. were received 81
the county Jail YESTERDAY aftc-uoen
from Rraw'sv. 80 serve sentences ot
a0 davs each for va-raucv. Jua"
Espinoza. charged witt similar
offcn<c. Is 10 serve lH davs. The
sentences wer, imposed hE judge
Griffin 4 Brawicv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Automobile I,cans- clear your
,ar and loan you money, you pay
ne by he month. Fred R. Cross,
's0 Main s, Phone 3SsJ e. Cen.
10. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

The Sm'tlwrn Pacific viii build a
,s11,oeQ sG liou at Stafford, Apizona,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
stolen Car Located.

stolen Car Located. - \ Buick
roadster. belonging - ". T..
~r-Eri.U crr. which WAS stolen from
. tr.rt ~ TIE Wilson school last
rt-h,. Ma, recovered early This
v..rIIu: near the r.tg water works
Tv Office Tarket' \ spare tire
ana several accessories had been re
moved from thc car. Two tires were
f.at aut It va covered with mud.
Tie police believe The car was tax
,l hy =. rrv riders.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

You Can. Beat VALLEY lumber
Co. Oak Flooring. Ask for pr!ees,
laid over your old floor. ad'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Furniture Bargains. ClaSton &
Stevens lis No. 5ta. adV
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Hotel Oregon Cafe j rEa hy the
Oregon Hotel. We give you the
best there Is. u not sa.isfae.orF'
- oho,aa Try us adv
Wooda Bie:y. Sehvo! % dancing
,ss Orange Ave. Phone illW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Furniture At I.sw Prices fnves
tigase befcre buylng Clayton q
stexenS. lis Ne. sth. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Buttered Baby Rice Pop Corn
.' Paul = Lemonade stand. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Hotel Oregon Cafe i run bv the
Oregon Hotel. We give yot iae
best there is. IF not sat!staei o1y
no chargt. Ir- Ps. 1'F
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Ho:a. Barbara werth Cafe. Good
food Qu.ek service. Reasonable
f-.-es Table ! 'hote and a Ia Carte
.ars.ce tue Fri
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
Nebe,.Thau Home 7onor-ow. =

Nebe,-Thau Home .oneT-oT. -
According = iaforma'loa received
here today. Fred NfhelTta1 : y
pected to arrive hama hsze i"nsf
VOW. Nebcl-Thau has beeH in tae
cas-, in the interest II The imucr.a'
Valley lettuce publicity Fal's
The exact time Of h. srriva. !, 81.
known. the last word heard traE
him having been sent iron ta.s
enne. Wyoming.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Trvers and Fat Hens Any num'
Der Dressed Cr undfessed Phone
ssC les. Wsoawas4 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Hazel ~. Baker. Teacher Of Pi-
ano. 66j He'll Ave. Phone 22oW. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Barbara Worth Barber Shop, ]. D.
Brown. proprietor. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

The DuSold Service Station IS
again supplying its customers with
ice at its Station 1t Fifth and
State. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Blown, proprietor. ""''
Police seek SHIRTS owner.-Sey-
..fe.- tlanrr' * shirts are helrL :
fels =. ,sliec headquarters await
.. ....r ~ their owner. The
>l|-.s were found last nigh; near
Whiting Mead comparys store on
Mas stree. and a., believed 10
.t b.. stolen. The owner can
.,'s.~ ,i... Chief Barker said. hv
rruau- fs, ownership
Ask For Prices on s'.sg Lumber
Ja. Oak F..oring Laid and finish
81 adv
Or. Z. o. Carter, Dentist. Room
: and -. Davis Bldg. Phone 200.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23
Former Residents Here

For Real Lemonade or Orange
AIDE At Paul's. Union Stages De
pot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

Hotel Oregon Cafe is run by the
Oregon Hotel. We give you iA@
best there is. If not satisfactory,
no charge. IIv -. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-23

For Housepa;nting anu carpenter
work, see Wikstr0ne, P.O. Box ls4
adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-13
AUGUSTA CITIZENS COMMITTEE
HOLDS FORTH HOPE OF Relief
RESULT POSTAL RATES PROTEST

A belief that some measure of relief
In the matter of postal rates insofar
as they work to the disadvantage of
the publishing houses and users of the
second and third class mails located in
this city, will be afforded when the
special joint congressional sub-com-
mittee makes its report on the postal
coming law, is expressed in the report
of the committee of three citizens of
Augusta who presented the case for
this city at hearing in Washington
last week.
Mayor Ernest L. Mclean, chairman
Of the general citizens committee
named to investigate the matter at the
big public meeting Of protest held In
City hall several weeks ago, on Mon
day received the report Of the COM
mittee which went to- Washington to
carry the matter before the special
group of which Senator Moses of New
Hampshire Is chairman. Hon. Charles
S. Hichborn, D. w. Adams and Thomas
C. Ingraham were the committee and
their report to the mayor Is as fol-
lows:
Dear Sir:
1.-THE subcommittee Of the general
committee has returned from Wash
ington and begs leave to report.
1--WE were given a hearing by the
subcommittee of the joint committee
on post offices and post roads, which
has the postal law under consideration.
1.-THE hearing was held on Monday
evening, April 5th, 1t being conducted,
on our side, by Senator Fernaid. The
senator expressed his strong personal
interest, and introduced Mr.. Hichborn,
who presented the case for the citi-
Zens of Augusta.
1.-THE committee was most courteous
and attentive and while. of course, we
cannot foretell the outcome, still we dc
feel that this active interest on the
part of the citizens Of this good city,
in their own behalf and in behalf of
other cities similarly situated. cannot
fail to be factor In the ultimate de-
cision Of the general committee.
1--WE were given the earnest and
constant aid of Senators Fernald and
Hale and of Congressman Nelson dur
ing our entire visit.
prior engagement, but both Senator
Fernald and Congressman Nelson at
tended the hearing and very warmly
expressed their belief that the pres
ence of our committee had created a
favorable impression. They also as
sured us Of the interest Of every men,
Der of the Maine delegation.
1.-The committee has before 1t great
mass of testimony. taken in the past