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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-03-30
HALIBUT PRICES

PRINCE RUPERT, B. c.. March
3O.-American halibut sold today
for 7 and 159 cents and Canadian
halibut for 8 and 1876 cents. The
offerings were $4,000 pounds.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-03-30
COLD WAVE

cold wave is sweeping the south
west. 1t covered the entire plains
of the Texas Panhandle with snow.
Marillo was the coldest place in the
United States last night, the tenn
perture being 16 degrees below
zero
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-03-30
is UNLAWFUL

SEATTLE, March 30-Attorncy
General Dunbar announced that
under the Washington law any
liquid containing alcohol capable
to be used as a beverage is un-
lawful.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-03-30

WASHINGTON, March 80 THE
House has approved the Cranton
bill to place employees of the Pro-
hibition Unit under Civil Service.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-03-30

Captain George Iiowc, I'll one Of
the oldest shippers in Alaskan wat
ers. gives the legend narrated to
him b. an Old lndian chief teliing
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-03-30

Dr. Aes Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian Institution III WASH
ngton announced that the typical American woman OF 'e
future would TALL slim and flat Luther Burbank Cal-
orna plant wizard declares the laws of superior breeding
used on vegetation and animals should be applied to humans
Dr. B. S Hopkins of the University of Illinois, discovered
new chemical element George Eastman aged Rochester
NJ Y. millionaire philantropst started sXhohul TOUR
of Africa.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Men Allowed TO
Do Heavy Work
At Farm Colony
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LINGFIELD, Eng. Aug. 80,
Women may be free but they cannot
vet make hay without the aid of
men.
\ grim effort TO run 4 farm
solely hv the work Of women has
failed. after six years of struggle,
and husbands have at last been
called in to assist. The We're Mill
Colony near here * II" longer an
AdamlcsS Eden.
The colony includes ~ hundred
acres of farm land. 1t was started
IN 1920 10y a group of young women
under the auspices Of the Women $
Farm and Garden association to
show an incrcdulous world that the
hand designed to rock q cradle can
also turn straight furrow.
The women became tenants or
small holdings of three and flNe
acres each and they helped each
other in their work Some special
izc,, in dairy herds, some raised An-
CORA rabbits, some grew vegetables,
others became orchardists, and SeN-
eral developed into pastrymakers
and cooks. They set up roadside
stand ON the East Grinstcad Road,
which motorists learned to know
well as stopping place for tea. The
colony prospcrcd, but in the course
of six years it was seen that only Il
part of the farm land was being
used.
The strong backs Of men were
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

~. and Mra t. g. Clcmons have
returned from two wonke vacation
at coast points.
Mrs. Henry Thackcr is in El Cen
tro from Jacumba, preparatory ia
leaving on vacation 30 tho coast.
C. If. Hooper Of Hollywood is Wis
ting in I'll Centre.
Mrs. Norman l.. Dupont is spend
ing y few days in FL Ccntro. She
spent he past wccI; i'm san Diego,
returning with DR.. Dupont from
there last night.
y. r. Dcchlc returned this morn
ing from Pine Valley where he and
Mrs. Dccblc spent tn" weekend, Mrs..
Drcbl" having motor"d over from
San Diego.
Jack Christensen has returned
from two weeks vacation spent at
Santa Monica
Miss Lulu Sue Pope. Miss Rose
Mahana. Mis-, Mari" MaStick aud
Mrs Myrtle MaSti"k spent the week
cnd in the Mastick summer cabin At
Live Oaks.
Mry. Gooroo Damrou and daughter
Faye and Miss Evelyn Pope wrr"
among visitors At Jdoumba yc~tcl-
dav.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

aW,r H. ~" qr.-t.er Why ! did moi
appear before the senatorial commit
tc" last fan to support the Swing
toau-on bin would state ! wa, do
ing th" duty to which the people
elected mo-pros"ratjng eases in the
superior court. / have satisfied my
conscience that I have performed
my duty while i'm office and am will
inc to abide by the decision Of the
voters.
Myron d. Wittcr' A. the cam
paign approaches the zero hour. |
wish personally 10 express uy APP
probation of the support given me
by the newspapers and by host Of
rirudS in all parts Of the county
It has been a pleasure to receive the
hearty cooperation Of 50 many per
sons, particularly Of ~" old timers
in the race for the aS~ombIyman $
.ioh.
| have cndcavorrl to conlurt this
campaign, in q cicau, sfraightfor-
ward way. attending strictly to the
ISSUES involved in this office. and in
= hranucr that viii assure the con-
.inu"d backing Of my constituents,
il am c,octrd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordancc with Section 3O3l and
1862 of the Civil Code of Califor-
mia that on the 30th day of August
~ 1lushman 5 Garage at 10 Il. m,
7dl Main street, FL Centre, Califor-
MIA. we win sell II, public auction. =
One Hudson touring. 1922 model,
license No. E39970, 1926 Engine
No. ljt43o. Tow, storage $3.50,
Ono ford touring 1924 model
(wrcckcN License No. l-l6l2l,
Arizona, 1926. Engine No. S5732ll
Tow and storage, $4,000,
One Ford coupe, 1927 model.
(wrcckcd) License No. + l-f22
1895. Engine No, 5ll24Sl. Tow
$50
One Republic truck, 1917 model.
IL ton No license. Engine No.
os636. Tow, $1,000.
One Studcbakcr Special, touring
1923 model. License No. 3lS-429,
1925. Engine No. b. G. 6i03S. Stor-
age and taxes $100.22.
Said sale viii be he'd to satisfy
their charges for storage and r"-
pairs to the sum of $2lS.72, togcth-
or with the cost of publication Of
this notice and cost of sale.
Dated, August II, 1896.
HUSHMAN'S GARAGE
James " ITushman.
30tl0 James II. HuShman.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Prove Earth TO
BE 3 Times As
Rigid AS Steel
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IAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 80 -
Astronomical revelations disclosing
what is claimed TO b" Il new law Of
nature FINDING Newton 5 cquilib-
rum theory in error, have been
made by captain +. j. j. See. GOV
crnmcnt astronomer at Mare island.
Captain See S calculations, which
hay" definitely been accepted bv
leading scientists, prove that tides
originating in the Pacific ocean
cause the globe to wohhIc ON its
axis aud his theory fixes the rigid
itV Of tn" earth rs three times that
Of standard steel.
The discoveries followed = series
Of minute and highly exact c9!cua-
tons Of tidal heights aud were Il
"cnS""rrnrc Of tho efforts Of Cap
tain See TO determine the cause Of
Il variation Of the earth S latitude.
caused by the the rotation of the
north and south poles once every
II months about the true axis or
m"Hu position.
The government astronomer not
o1lN Succceded in proving that iil'S
variH'i"n, Il pu/>Ir 20 ~.j"nt,~,s ~;'r"c
its discovery, j. caused by tides
.r'@.r"'ir2 in the Pacific ocean and
'r'tN"'in" westward, through tho lu-
dian and Atlantic oceans 10 the
shores Of France. but he found tA#t
Newton : theory bv which the av-
"ra%r height of tides is caIculatrd.
Is in error and that uudcr Il ha,cio.
fer" unknown law of nature, the
average height is twice that ca'cr-
lated br the discovery Of the law Of
gravitation.
Captain Soc 'S findings settle def
inlt"lV two points upon which scicu-
ti>'S have snrculated for more than
100 wears, it is claimcd. They c>-
tahIish that no large bodies Of land
"Eist between Alaska and ;lic north
poIr, ard tie" PROV" that ~" ccntrr
q the earth i not liquid
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
PERSON AIS

Word H. b"cp received here Of
the narria + Miss Lillian kis>cc
10 Nat Tht'.y, IN san Diego Tues.
day. Al"u The couple are Vel
known in FL ontao. where thcy vii
tn at hor rhcir frjaeI, "ffo.
their wc2dia. 'rip ~ San Frauc.sco.
r. \, lIar IN las r-trac from
. month :, '"c1fion. >p"ut II coast
points.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Harl:ott Of Tn
son. Arizona, are visiting friends
in El Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Mitchell re
torn"d last night from Il month :
vacation spent with relatives in
Temple and Bolton, Texas.
}. 6. Piper, Los Angeles CONNER
ciaI man, j. in Fl Centre on huSi=
ness.
jack Anoway and Joc Hale leave
FL Centre today for Lewiston. Ida.
for two weeks Vacation They plan
to spend four days each way. over
land, rhc rest Of their time 10 he
spent with relatives and friends
there.
Mr. and Mrs. y. j. Hohms Of Da-
haquc. Iowa, are visiting IN the val
ley.
Mrs. Zoe >ha,,n left Saturday for
san Diego for hcl vacation. She
will return to FL Ccatro t0morro"
10 vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Quick Work Gets
Auto Thieves

Thomas Stewart. GG@ Holt avenue.
reported 10 the >l,eriff'S office this
morning that his automobile ha ,
been stolen from in front Of his
HON" iulriug tn" night
Local Officials @ot IN touch with
san Diego Officials Immediately.
forV"rdin" description of the car
and the license number. Less than
IN hour latcr thcv rrrcivrd n call
from San Diego police aad We're in
formed the ear had bccH recovered.
Tw" men "ivin" the names of Il.
l.. Dukes and G. H. StcrLon were in
the ear when it was recovered.
They are being hold by Sar Diego
police and will bc brought ha"k here
~ proaty Sheriff Harold Gni,tt to
face theft charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Famous Sailing
Ship Makes Last
Ocean Voyage
Ey A. w. v. KING
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SYDNEY, August 50. -Rommcc
went from the seas, say the old sea.
dogs, with the deep sen sailing shiUs
If that is so, there is mighty lit
tie romance left to be gHrncrcd uu-
der the red ensign of the British.
There are now only four British
'"cu >"; sailing boats-thc full
rugged ships Monk barns ;"d VIII
lam Mitchell. the barquc Kilmallic,
aud the forr mHstcd bHrGIr, G.trtn-
pool-and all of them were in Aus
tralian ports within the last year
or 50. a fifth, the Garthncill. re-
Gently was sold to an Adelaide firm
rs Il store ship. after whiting fruit
lcsSIv for : months in Melbourne
FOR u cargo.
It was sad end to n sentimental
journey which had already cost her
owners. the Marine Navigation com
pany Of Canada, many thousands of
d"'IrS. ln Nav last year she ar.
rived in England with a car"o Of
ritratcS from Chile. showing :"
heavy loss on her two year 5 voyage
roa"d ~" world. She was about
% BE broken up when hcr owners
Welded "a sentiment and son he
out ON her last voyage. If il did
not return profit, she was t h"
broken up. bat no amount Of Srnti-
meta; would procure her = ear4o.
,l.l she arrived in Australia. never
to return.
Sold For Song
The loss Of Keeping her iilc in
commission could not 20 on forever.
and She WIS sold for tn" provcrbial
song.
The Gartbnc.li, then the InvernciIl
was launched at Glasgow, Scotland.
i'm 1895. 81" paid her way for
more than 20 years, and in 1919 had
her greatest fight against wind ana
.,...,.r.. Sre lcf' Nlr1'orruc. in .I"""
1919. in ballast for Bunburr, on the
southern coa,t of western Australia
to pick up cargo Of hardwood f''
South l'rica.
Seven weeks later Il strange bar
Que ,-a> rcrc"tcd off Svdnrr. Il WAS
the Gar'hucill romin" hack from =
losing fight with the storm devils
nf ~. Grrat trs'rnf"' h;"h' 49,
refit'iuy another attempt to make
wcstug failed. Then the master,
'rreiug pro,]dcncr tnat ~" wcs'rI"
r. wind would hold. decided 10 tax"
,llc routc via the horn and cap"
tp44d Hope in order to reach Bun
tefq i'm tim TO keep his charter
The vs.. Wind respected tho
A-stc nan in char2t Of the Garth
reHl. and two and half months
~ Jo4yia1 >vdnev, tn" Garrhn"iI'
arrixcd q. Bunhurv. after travelling
nearly around the world 10 reach =
rorr POGO miles from her starting
point.
since then rar-ac> have been diff
f',ul, 10 70 secure, aud slowly tn
Gsr,hr,iN ha, droIpod ont of th'
aq-a ri'1 nEa,no>>. e defeated Wa
r.or Of ~" sc1>.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
HOUSE OF LORDS APPROVES
EMERGENCY REGULATIONS
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ny 0HI''" " -
hGNNON. Aug. 10 1nc louise Of
lort, today approved the emergency
under which Britain vas
,r,n goyrrncd SIM, me r"al stop.
pa. b,2.n, and adjourned until N"-
,ent,r 9. We regulations were
continued iu force for one month
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Auto Loans
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
PAYMENTS REDUCED

re Won owe a balance ~ dealer,
finance company or bank, end II
gou are having difficIity meeting
'arge payments
EPING YOUR PROBLEM TO USi
If YOU are delinquent on presen
contract, don lose your ear. We
win pav off balances anywhere and
you repay on nav contract.
Payments to suit your convenience
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

al Lemonade or Orange.
nj s, Union Stages De-
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Pre- diets Heavy Vote.

Pre- diets Heavy Vote. -
lv heavy vote is predict
" WcstmorIand district in
primary election by T.
(, editor Of the Wc>tmoI-
who was m RI Ccntro
". Registration is un-
wv in that section, he
observers expect ncar.N
registered viii vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Leaves for New Home

Mrs. !. \. T0WIc. with her
mother. Mrs. J. l.. Ovcrholscr, who
has been spending several days in
the valley. left yesterday forenoon
for san Diego. where she will mike
her home. TowIc plans to leave for
that city tomorrow where ne has
been transferred by the telephone
company.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Walter Kirk sold his first can
taloupcs ut Pasco. Washington, on
july .. a record date.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

on Painting your house
ishcd by Valley Lumhcl
= ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

zler Reynolds for best
your used furniture. 6tf
candidate for any other
IS the most qualified to
administrator, then boost
litcheil.-Adv.
IN Returns.-W. II. Cor
distant chief Of police re
morning from San Bcr-
ere he visited Il few days
fife who is under trra,-
hospital. He reported
ilson is still seriously i'll,
title chaIgc in her condi-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Large Valley Ranch Wanted by
r-c,, P....or EaAnru.. =

L~ca' P~~'Hr EeCuTn-, "a" Rev.
W. q. Notfart, pastor Of =. Paul $
,copali;m church, WI return this
week following an cNt"nSiN" Vara-
tlou >pcut ON thc coast. Services
arc 10 hr resumed ~ =. P"u' : next
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

continue to be IN independent Judge.
shaiI Hhid" bN To viii Of The r"o-
pie in tomorrow : >acctiou.
j. E. Simpson: have conducted
an "old fashioned party campaign
without indulg'ng in personalities.
and'a willing to abide by the wish
e., Of the voters. ! have rampaign-
ed independently and if elected VIII
preside over an independent court.
subject ONLY to the viii Of the pcJ-
pie Is expressed in til" laws
4. C. Finney: Tie question for
voters to settle in this election is:
Shall any man who ba, used his Of
flee t. ucfeat the Will Of the people
b. CONT iucl in office ar shall hc be
replaced ~ man who viii cXcr-
ci.e the oifirc in accordance with
law and far the benefit of the pco-
tie who c.ectcd him,
In con :dcring this question do
tot be fooled by 'ac prc-electioA
5lcdgc, ard declarations Of those
whose records show they have been
npaios; You and have been fighting
fer the ~nmc thiugs their friends and
your enemies are now fighting for.
ct. ..~.. .ra,i III Jnc TO, AngrIcS
Times the annGUnrcmou; thar Harry
Chandler j. in favor of Colorado
river development "a, outlined IN
the SWing-.Johnsou bin and yet ON
the very day of the publication Of
Tins announcement, Chandler was in
Washington secretly telling the
President why he, the President,
shoud not be for that legislation.
The private power companies,
from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
linked in Il supcrPoWcr corporation
SYSTEM, in WhIrh one cooperation
Joints It's lines with the lines Of an
other rorporati"n. thus bringing
them into complete harmonious re-
lationship, have passed ont the word
that the power companies do not
fayot tins great project and are "p-
posed TO the government going into
the power business %s provided IN
the Swing johnson bill.
The local mOutA-pi"cc and attor-
ncv Of these greedv interests i man
aging Il joint campaign for r""Icr,
ton Of the prcsc.H judges and hT
word of mouth md press notices is
mo~t n>istcntlv urging you to vote
for his candidates. DO You want
iudacs who are in any Wy indebted
to these private poker companies or
their REPRESENTATIVES. for theis rIcr-
ton! Do YOU want judges II whom
the representative of these greedy
i1trrcSs can say: i elected YOU !
Il not then elect men who are free
from those Influences aHd 10 whom
the secret and sinister influence Of
YOU! cnemincs cannot find. Il con
,cnIcnr approach through a power
comuauv camuaign m1n&ger or "th-
crwi>c. Signed t. G. Einn'y.
district Atturn,y CtlrV. In .M-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
BarYaIns. Clayton a
5 M. 5th. adv

; Bargains. Clayton a
5 M. 5th. adv
nd rat Hens. ANY mum
sed or undrrsscd. Phone
y Noodward. adv
Witter, tie logical man
scmbly. Vote for him.
rublic a4miulstiator ;
css admin',tratioa sup
Ai.tchcll.-Adv.
Notice. See Kittle PED
y Stevens. adv
y Firdley, specialist in
I eve. ear nose and
. Davis Bldg. Phone
adv
Cunningham, Orieopathic
80 Nam -. office open
" and August. adv
Iarricd Here. - Forester
, i. son ot Mr.. aud NJ.
on Of 80 Orange avenue,
,iurjr prjrc 4, of R7c'
Wrrc married yesterday
- thc Watson hono hv
Oscar Sweeney. The
'mrloyyl here IN thu"
'ra~r X Commerce. bank,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

lie administrator :. QUA
With utmost care. Don t
>cdiy. r. II. Nl.tAo!...-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

students who wish to
;helr loom and board
ldT : business college.
ollmrnt days August 80,
q, md -. Address Riv-
ness College, Riverside,
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Sk0glt county, WaShINgI0N, SHIP
ped its first car of turnip seed,
June -. the earliest date of record.
needed in the fields. But the rules
of the colony forbade the admitt-
ancc of men. So the regulations ut
last have been changed and those
women of the COLONY who have huS-
bands are now allowed to bring
thoir hrSh"nds in.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Auto Reported Stolen-Pol

Auto Reported stolen-rolicc have
requested officials IN nearby cities
to be on the lookout for an auto
mobile stolen last night from l.. :.
Slaughter. FouIth aud Vine streets.
The machine was stolen from in
front Of the Slaughter home shortly
after t O 'rlGck
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
POSSES SEARCHING FOR
ESCAPED PRISONERS
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WINCHESTER, Ky. Aug 81. -
Posses today Were comhing he hills
near hc@e following a iail delivery
in which l. prisoners wcr" Reported
to have escaped.
The men escaped by saving bars
in Il window ON the ground floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

CT Otnt--piauos- De
o!,.s Furniture Co. 6tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30


tcouple VIII establish their residence
in RI Ccntro.
Myron D. Wittcr, farmer, bust
ness man, public spirited citizen,
who knows Imperial Countv's
leeds from the ground rr send
ljm 70 = aeScn'n v.--hl,.
Dr.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
, action Specialist. DAVIS Biug
Jennings by appointment. Phone
oW. adv
Swanson Enjoyed Vacation - \.
Swanson, county probation officer,
has returned to the city from II two
"reks vacation trip during which
he visited coast cities and en- jovrI
Il boat trip from Los Angeles to San
Diego. He WIS accompanied ON the
trip by Mrs Swanson who returned
h"se TOR - few days stay before 90
ing back to the coast for the balance
81 IEc summer.
Tho f'mds 9 the pualir admins
'ta'or ~ApnI4 bv la@. be drpo>lt".!
vrh the ,4mty treasurer. uu,l,r my
dministr ,tion they WI he. T. II.
j itchcll -Adr.
Repair Your Buildings now be
fore the fail rush, phone Valley
Lumber CO., 24l, for reliable cal
pcuters.-- 2Gtf
Auto Reported Stolen-policc have
requested officials IN nearby citi"s
to be on the lookout for an auto
mobile stolen last night from l.. :.
~laughtcr Fomth and Vine streets.
The machine was stolen from in
front Of the Slaughter home shortly
after 4 o clock.
DR.. j. F. Foncarnon, Osteopath.
Room 20 Davis Bldg, Phone 81.
viii lc IN office throughout An-
gust. adv
Five y,ars p@obata experience and
rsolutclv Gs,alificd. Support solicit
Il. +. II. Mitchcu.-Adv.
Going on VacatiOn-Mr,. D. +.
Dawson telephon" operator - tn"
coprt house. VIII leave tomorrow
mornng for Los Angeles 10 spend
"a two weeks vacali N. before re-
turning ~hc pIau, to make q number
If short trips 10 vacation resorts
uearby including NJ. Badly and
brarh ci'."s.
Large Valley Ranch Wanted 10y
owner Of magnificent apartment
house in Chicago. 6J apartments.
early rcnta! $4s,soo. Lo""tc@ IN
one of the best residential sections
Of the city. Has equity "t over
$4,000 and win trad" for clear
Imperial valley ranch a. aboat sam"
vala.. f. ". Young. zeal estate
nros,r. aIN5 Adam, Ave. Saa ia
go. -'.'
Lea P-~'or Recurn.. -,nc Rev.
". q. Notfutt. pastor Of =. Paul $
E,s>couali:tn church, WI return this
week tollouiug IN cNt"nSiN" Va"a-
ti,n >rcut uu thc coast. Services
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Mr. and Mr.. j. Il. MART are IN
FL rcntro from Phoenix, Arizona,
visiting frionds.
Alex McGcor9c, prrintcndcnt IT
construction at tine barbara WORTH.
went to san Diego Saturday 10
spend 4 few days with his family.
Leaves for Vacation
Miss Flora Taylor left Saturday
for Long Beach whore she will visit
lrIcnd@. She viii also see San Fran
cisco, the Yosemite. and several 9th
cr coast cities before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Fox, K
VI. Fox and Frank Roberts Of Sears
dale. New York, stoppcd in FL Cen
tro over night. They are cnrmrt" to
coast points.
Among Live Oaks visitors yc.tor-
day were Jerry Robertson, Willis
Gary and Max Ma>tich
Mrs X. Dixon came to FL Centre
from the mountains this morning OF
business.
Roy CIcavimgcr Robert Smith and
j. Z. Jcnhin> formed party at Live
OAKS ;lnd Jacumba yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J.. MondE OF
Waterloo. Indiana, are in FL Centre
on business.
MIS-. ". c. Costello and children
retained yesterday from Live Oaks
where they have >pent the past three
mnutES.
Donald Fosy and Emil Gallaher
in:N" this week for L. :. G. for
another school term.
MIS-, tcna Young has returned
fr"m tw" weeks Vacation spent in
Los Angeles.
&. \. narigau ha, returned from
sam Errnardjno, whore he ha, bocu
rerDncrafing from the effect, Of II
>,riou~ auto accident he cnro9n'el-
, ed in - Angeles.
Miss Elva Provost returned lasf
might from three weeks vacation
spent At coast points.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Last Minute
Statements OF
Candidate s
Continued from Page II

trarv. If returned r" oiiicc | Shall
continue to be IN iddcpcudcHt judge.
! shall abide bN 'Lc viii Of The uoo-
pie IN tomorrow : >acctiou.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Repair Your Buildings now be
fore The fail rush, phone Valley
Lumber Co., 24l, for reliable ca,
pcuters. s.-Ady. 9Gtf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

DR.. j. F. Foncannon, Osteopath.
Room 20 Davis Bldg, Phone 81
VIII lc IN Office throughout An
gust. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Five y'&rs pgobat" experience and
r.olutcly Gsalificd, support solicit
Il. +. II. Mitchell. ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

District Attorney Utlcy: In a"-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

nd rat Hens. ANY mum
sed or undrcsscd. Phone
Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Tho f'rds 9 the pu'!ir ;,dminis
'a'or @hDnIi by l""1 be dr"o>it"!
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dninistr ,tion they WI be. T. H.
j itchcll. ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Witter, tic logical man
icmblv. Vote for him.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Dr., A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
. action specialist. DAVIS Bog
Jennings by appointment. Phone
oW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

lublic = lmiulstIator :
css admipistraiiva sup.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Notice. See kittle Ped
4 Stevens. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Cunningham, O-toopathic
|532 Mann -. office open
" and August. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

Myron D. Wittcr farmer, bust
ness man, public spirited citizen,
who knows Imperial County s
r'cds from the groLnd up Send
ljm 70 = aeScn'n v.--hII.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

After a short trip to coast cities the
couple VIII establish their residence
in RI Centre.