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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

NuRSES-The Memorial Hospital of
Newark, N. j., offers a 2a-year course
In nursing to young women over IS
years of age, who have had at least
year of high school. Allowance
cation so minutes from New York
CITY. Apply to Director of Nursing,
Memorial Hospital. Newark. N. J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17
Business and Office Equipment 81

ROASTER-Combina popcorn and
peanut. Casavant & Cloutier, Island
Park
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Eemale

NURSES-Training School for Nurses,
Gale Hospital, Haverhill, Mass; 8
years course. Affiliation with Provi-
dence City Hospital: S-hour day. AL
lowance SIS monthly. i hour from
Boston. For further information ap-
ply to Superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

FILLING STAT1ON--All complete, at
Island Park, to let for the season.
Inquire Casavant & Cloutier, Island
Park Tel Augusta 51T-45
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

Seeds, Plants and Flowers So
CABBAGE-An caulifiower plants; /
cent each. So Grove st.
SEEDS-Timothy, clover, oats and
garden seeds. Hussey Hardware Co.
Tel. Augusta 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

PUT YOUR telephone number in
your classified ad.
KEEP Posted! Read the classified
ads regularly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

Have you heard the motor car
moo-ing for it's made? It's the
Toro-Voce horn,-- the Mexi-
can bulls voice. Some folks
like it's tone. Others say it's
terror-bull. Anyway, folks tip
their ears forward when they
hear it. 1t clears the way.
This with several other types
of effective horns may be had
at FiHield's, opp. depot, Au-
gusta. 0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

| Notwithstanding, for general house,
| work; references required. Mrs. Har-
ris Woodman, Winthrop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

LADIES HOSE-Heavy silk soc pr;
2 pairs 81, postpaid. Swift & Turner
Co., 1913 Water ST.. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

ASK JOE-For used furniture and
clothing. I buy and sell. Cadarette. So
Middle ST. Call afternoons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

MOVING MACHINE-1 horse Deering
used very little II Autumn ST., Gar
diner. Tel. 279-X.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

RESTAURANT-3O0 Water st, Gardi-
ner doing good business. Fine Ioca-
ton. Ill health cause sale. Must be
sold at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

WOMAN-To work for Q months at
cottage Lake Cobbossee. References
required. Mrs. Chas. P. Kinsman, Is
Summer ST., Augusta. Tel. 1888.
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Specials at the Stores

HOUSE FURNISHINGS-Fo sale at
bargain prices at the Bargain Store
just opened in Martin block, Park ST.,
Pittsfeld. Farm implements, wag-
onS, harness and many things too
numerous to mention. Also line of
real estate, farms, houses, wood and
timber lots. Also bargains in Flori-
da real estate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

WOMAN-Middle aged, for general
housework, at Old Orchard, for the
summer months. References required.
land Ave-, Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

USED CARS AT
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
FREE
70 gal. gasoline and ! quart oil with
every used car sold this week.
oLDSMoBILE-1925 sedan. Like new.
oyERLAND-six 1925 sedan. Al
condition.
ESSEX-1924 coach at a trade.
ana 30 more of various makes. Not a
Poor one among them.
Look US up
open evenings and Sundays
CLIFTON r. SHAW, INC.
OPP. CITY HALL. AUGUSTA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-17

CHINA CLOSET-Convex glass, and
large oak settee with leather cushion.
9 Rurleigh ST. Tel h4a-R.
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Help Wanted-Male

A PAYING POSITION-Open to rep
resentative of character. Take orders
shoes-hosiery direct to wearer.. Good
income. Permanent. Write now Tan
ners Shoe Mfg. Co., 2305-6 c. St,
Boston, Mass.
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All Say The Same The ABC Classified Ads For Economy
AUTOMOBILES


SnoV DOWN-Will buy a ton chassis
fam fam cap. Just the thing for road or
roIet Sales & Service, Bradstreet Mo-
COR Co, Hallowell, Me. Tel, 7S5-W.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
MARINES READY
FOR SITUATION
IN NICARAGUA
EXrect Rebel Attack On
Bluefields During The
Day.
u, n'trh Press Leased Nire

WASHINGTON. Aug. 50. Ecvo-
lui'oaarv troops are expected to at
tack Bl0etirldS, Nicaragua. todar,
according to state department adj
vices.
United States marincs have land
ed to protect American lives and
property.
The department ha> ordered Amer
iccan charge Il 'Affaires Dennis to
deliver = Sharp communication Ito
General thamorro, whose military
government Of Nicaragua il docs not
recognize.
In order 10 avoid interference be-
tween thamorro and the rcvola-
zionist, il is believed the American
force OF occupation may follow the
precedent of last May and declare
BlcticldS y neutral zone.
With the /. :. 5. Galveston and
marines 1T Bluefields on the east
roast reports were expected today
Of the arrival OF the L. $. :. Tulsa
1t Cerilto Oh the west coast.
Any interference by the League
Of Nations. following Chamorro 5
protest 10 II against alleged Mcxi-
can government support of the \ira-
raguan reyohgtionists, would he re-
>cnrcd bq the United States as VIZ
fation of the Monroe Doctrine.
OfficialS would not comment on
this delicate a,peet Of the situation,
bat it Wa> generally believed here
that article - Of the league caNen-
ant recognizing the Monroe Doc
trinc would prevent league action.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
NATIONS DISCUSS
PROBLEMS FACING
LEAGUE COUNCIL.
BeIive Germany VIII BE
Admitted 70 Member
hip Al Session.
Rv HENRY WOOD
United Press Staff Correspond

United Press Staff Correspondent
GENEVA. AUG. -. Representa-
fivcs Of - nations met here TO-DAY
in fjra effort 10 solve the prob
lens arising from various claims to
permanent membership in tno Lea-
que Of Nations council aud thereby
to permit the l.pc4ruo agreements
for security and arbitration to be
come effective.
The 70 nations. whose representa-
tiNeS canpnsr fAe council fsud repre-
seutatiHes Il Germany. Argentina.
Poland. eHina aad Switzerland vera
rcpreseased oa the league : commits
sion for reorganization of the com
ell. Foreign Miq,>r2r Motta of
Switzerland presided osfr the con-
mission. The commission hopes 10
solve - rnobaens ae*ose the league
assembly meets ll.Nt month.
The pal 9u>ius o. the co@l-
n.i>~io9 &a> expected ~ he Il, fol
Ievrs:
To secure Germany : immad-
late cutrF into the league al an
cot
2-To prevent the creation of adj
ditlona parmanent colaeii seats eN-
cent ore for Germaav.
To obtain final adep.io4 Of
Niscourt cecil : rtoicct for two OF
three additional oeH-pegWaneut
council ~oaty whose pesses~ors would
have the ai9bt# f reelection is seai-
permanent members.
To nrevoot Snaia tr@a igte@-
ferrin4 vith tie above program :
She !, 'ryiag to do hy connecting
hrr#ria-n to Taa@'cI- wi,h-'e- ~oHH-
ell dispute.
The Spanish representative on t's
couwj>>iou, W. paIarioS, today re-
itcrmcd Spain : demand for a ner-
mmont council seat and insisted
thai the commission tal,c iju2l aa
tioa thereon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
GIRL NEAR DEATH
FOLLOWING AUTO
ACCIDENT sunday
Chi'd sustainS Fractured
Skull When Thrc III n.
to Windshield

algf.e lie nanarz. >eses. Nsar oil
5eg1ater Of q raurbe. living ca-t 81
III cHtfo is UeaF dearh VI tEa Ef
tHteo hospital Suffering from i
fractured skull ~ the result Of an
automobile accident on the Dog
wood highway yesterday afternoon.
Alberto g. Rineon of Btawlpv,
driver of a ear which crashed INTO
'hs one in which Marie was riding
viii her oaecuts, i in cell ii the
county iajI charged with fsilurg 10
Strn and render aji after an aeei-
dor H. viii probably face more
serious charges Of mustaughter +
tha -0ri dies, It is said 1t tie >her-
ift's office.
u sra>il ocrarrod shortly aftar
i % ,eIaek. NJ. Ii4Handez with his
#ife aHl daughter, VIZ driving to-
Wafd Fl Centre ard i sad to hagr
hrea proceeding slowly Il one ot his
ss=es hal blown aat aaa he va
dnesHQ to u garage far repairs.
faeon, viii two companions. R5b
- A7Hadof and T. HIdaI2a. both #
E@eleY. was driving east. liz ear
Is slid t. nave crashed i9to the one
driven ty Hernandez aHd in the
collision Mari" Nas thrown against
the Windshield with terrific force.
hea >kull WIS fractured.
tccordiHc to Deputy Sheriffs Ne,
GIrltaHd and Sharp who Went /
tha scene, Rincon stopped for Il
moment but got in his car and
drove away when Hernandez, IN
tiiate3 axet IT, accident, threat
eara hiM with bodily harm. With
lis companions, Riuean got in lis
machine and drove to BlawIeY whefo
ther rrpoftvd the accident Il "a oitE
pr'jc,nar
e injured girl was 3ra72at f.
FL Dutro by . passing matoriSt AND
Wa. talicu - tbc r. ten-en hospital
hv of'iacr Niv.ar Nn operation
Mas partomed mmrd.ary.v by >taft
ah-s..ians in tEe Ialr ot saving
H-r fife. II waS s#Ij hi, morning
-h. las bat >Hail ctaucr oi reeoN-
,t".
nu#0n wa. ar.,~tvi hy Deputy
st.l..f> NrClcl'.r3 and Nhorr when
- reformed IT, tbr Scene IT the arci-
en .ster In thc Gay.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Fleet Leaves
San Francisco
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. -. The
battle fleet, 20 ships and $4,000
men, sailc5 out of the bay Of san
Francisco today after ten days At
anchor.
Sailors shore leave. officers en-
tcrtanmcnt of san FraucisramS, At
tca and dances aboard ship, civic
functions honol:ng visiting Officers
and men ended yesterday.
The fleet viii steam south to SAN
Pedro, where "Wednesday il VIII 90
forth for gumncrY practice. After
Il stay at the san Pedro base i will
proceed to the Panama canal for
It's VOYAGE to Atlantic w.terN, where
it will winter,
The voyage to san Pedro is the
last under coma"n. of Admiral ).
$. Robinson. Saturda YIe will hadl
down his flag and that Of Admiml
G. +. Hughes will take its place.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
WRITER SOUGHT
IN CONNECTION
WITH WEFE'S DEATH
y, tulted l'-cSs Lcns"I Nir-

y, United r=cSs heHs"i Nir-
La@ ANGELES, Agg. 70. !. AL
yn Nr.ltto. mrIlzno writer. wa
yanab' ~ police today il yoofe.
t5,a VIII hp.leatlt ~ Aae wife, M.
Narsare: M@-,r Wv~lHrr, 81.
serera a,:lcs. ~ aa auteHohilc ac.
rtdcrt.
M-s. W,cliffe WIS Alled at G'en-
dale when She tcarcd from her hHs.
bana'> speeding aa'omohih after !"
oarrcl.
according t,a story todd hv n"v,
v. TaI1prt. companion, WNrltf"
iHusa4 from ne machine f1St, If.
tcf opening the throttle ard leaving
j. cast of control, He, apparrutly,
Was uuhnrt avid disappeared.
Mrs. Wyclitfr, hv~."lied, tLcn
I.aro2 trolu tHr machine receiving
ularics which cu>cd her death
shortly afterwards.
rlc act.os@ ,.aS tn, mother Of
Jackie Mogau the "chnst"r
Gnmp" Of tbr movies. She married
WvcHftc tiNo month, 60, and tarH
separated recently
The tragedy cljmaNcd au argu-
mont between the pan over j"lr
domestic a:ta.r..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
JNDECTMENTS ART:
RETURNED TODAY
At s An DIEGO
nv Initcd Press T.caSeh w l."

SAN DIEGO. tal, A9E. ao Two
~ecrct indictments were re-nrur ~
the eraud jury earlv thi, afternoon
in if first ~esSlaa since r@e "pio'Ht-
tarlr Of Bielard Nittrelle. Los An
-c'e~ attorney, 70 direct an jnvr,tt
CATION hero Of the asserted ~Du'A-
cro california; "2raft ring.
Ha) tor the defendants namod il
g.. indictments win he sci .a So
54o, "adgc Spencer Marsh, before
Whom the jurors appeared, arnoau+.
cd,
Deputy shefitf~ were given hrgr1
wareutS and arrest ~ the persons
manned br The Jury is expected mis-
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR SCREEN STAR
DRAWS THR0NGS
i:N pitrd Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 Thousands
"f n" Workers Wee drawn today
into tine center Of the theatrical dis
trjrt bs Rudolph Valentine but 1t
va> to view the funeral cortcgc of
tb, movie idol aud not to Sc, the
Valentino Of dasaina romance on
the >rrCe3.
Au hour before the time set for
th" funeral services for the actor
who d,,d !, week age, thousands We're
in Broadway and more than 900 no
llcr We're assigned to the special
duty of handju-. the thron1s
Two thousand milled around the
Campbell funeral home whore Nal-
cnti0o rested. awaiting the moment
OF removal OF the body to st. MaI-
achi church. the "artor> chapel, :
Nhctc. services were to he held.
jean \ckcr, first wife of Nalrn-
tino. WAS the first 10 arrive at the
fncral parlor. soon after came
Marcus Iuow. theatrical man and
thtu George l'llman and his wife
and roIa NegG, Valentino 5 II
@ccr, wearing black with 4 hraN:
black mourning voH. Mary Piekfor&
came soon after.
From he funeral parIor> came to
the streets the strains ot " BcautI-
ful Isle of Somewhere - played on
The chapel organ. There followed
Lead Kindly Light and there
was a rrvercut silence among those
gathered around. "Ncarcr My God
to rn,,. was played next.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

The Press herewith presents last'
minute statements from rs manN
candidates for office as could be
reached today. The statements are
the candidates and arc net to be
construed aS indicatiNe Of the politi-
cal policy Of this paper,
Judge M. w. conkling; As a last
minute suggestion TO voters, | urge,
first, that there be no single shoot
ing lou are entitled To vote for
two Judges and should do 50.
Next. if | have served YOU faith.
fully and have the requisite quallfi-
eat ions, am entitled to your vote.
If am defeated tomorrow there
is no use denying it that Mark Rose
did it. If | am elected it will he
no personal Triumph of my own it
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Griffin Appointed
Humane Officer

Sam Griffin, former assistant
eh.cf Of police in this city, has been
appointed county humane officer
effective sept. |, il was announced
today bv Charles f. Pitzer, pr"si-
dcet Of the county humane society.
In making appointment officials
Of society announced that Guttln
win devote his time to performance
Of duties of the office. Efforts
will he made to investigate alI re.
ports Of raurhcrs or owners of
stock abusing animals in their Tare
and sooiuo tlat all eases Of cruelty
are prosecuted in the courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
EIGHTEEN LOSE
LIVES ON COAST
OVER WEEK -END
BY ,nl,ca Pre-. Icn.ch Wiz.

NAN FRANCISCO. Au-. 80. =
Tra4i~ death taa',. varied t.am, +
claiming i lsves ~ r7rifj~ rra~.
~tate> over the ra~' WeoE-cuI.
The aHtomnhilc, a. :iWav>, WIS
d"ath : must effective W.arou kill.
inc cj-h'.
,yridenta doa,h while ranainy
clained two lives. TetaHne. rr-.ut.
ju, from a cap pistol Wo ad, took
tae iift # a - year OH Seattle
heN. FuH persons were drowned
-tu un.d"l-'tipj mn whose bo}v
WIS tatcn from the see uear San
Matro, taiitora.a, was hcl.r "a 81
Victim ot rmu rlane.
i Watsonyi.lt. California woman.
Mrs Ettua Stewart, was killed III
81 iaI her t"o year etj sra f"om
deatA in an automobile urridrut.
i}cndin4 over the boy a.i shielding
him with her body, she received tao
full impact Of collision With a.-
"tHcr uacbur auJ diai W~tautIy.
The boy was mscratchod.
Mrs. Mary Fraar, wife If W. r.
rrcar, iuunrr governor Of Hawaii,
WAS near death as a result OF au
automobile accident in which Mrs.
W. u. Murphy. Los Angeles wa
killed near ~an Diego.
Ml~. Murphy, driving, hacErd hor
"H omobilr ia which Mrs. lroal WAS
Il pas>rn4rr, into freight ,rtjn
GcwiH@ IL.
Of The IS deaths, ! = occurred in
California; Nearly ~ injuries were
rerprjyI the fuaio.1% .ranl Ca!:-
folpia,
The death toll as reported to the
Tu.trI Pg1~s :a thiS state:
Ssou Ana Mis-. Mylha Fields,
-, las Angeles, automobile aeri.
ueut.
Lou4 Beach &. 4. olsca. 81,
afoHHcd ia gri
Naa Nnys ueurv Peterson Is,
accj}euial shotgun wounds.
Los Aueale, George Il. Tuhbs,
Is, Suicide ly >lashng throat.
Glendale Mrs, Margaret NJ wv
el'ftr motion pjcturn actress, Jump
,d from husband : automohile.
san Diego N!ulam NHmN'turr,
Young attorney suicide hy 2msaor
Mrs, ". d. Murphv Les Angeles,
:lal aHuAi., ga.idc1t.
King City-Ars. Frcda Stewart,
WateaayIa. "ntewoblIg accident
Willis r.. !. Rosohorough, Wt9
mphilr arcj HyHt
~ao Natoe ruideatiticd mau.
body found in bay; believed rum
runUrr victim.
l.aheport John Se2uine, -
drowned, Clear bake. James Brook.
us, ~ accidentally Shot while
hwtiH-.
II Rim Yam Wnklc returned To-
lay he would find 80 Parking
,j4u~ Whore tlore were hitchin2
posts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
ny nitcd Press Leased W ire

NV YORK, hn2. -. Nr#
caFsea = year ell
lsossaf vino efs tie second woman
T. vim L.. Ea-1-.l rfsa.G z
proudly h received cottr5r oftr 7
se.sse aattes .-uu.lp9, #eeetaiea
Arsh Seiwtu. rfo!acef- nov, lua4a-
,ne l.l affair,
SalNyo /, working oo plans fir n
sNiumir- tpar' hrtw,'n Mrs, ,nr~"H
auJ Gertrude EIef.e apa Is writing
pu4ley EieH Maluur, Miss Eder.n s
iaeter inviting ec7're4e tn swl@
,tma NuAa''u l-hnl against
NIs. Cofsaa fm af~g et ~5,t"at
Tin .um ha- hcea r1t mp ~ Walter
Lissberger tire m""rtae'urar mj
Financial hacker Of Mrs. Cor~or
AHHn- thc offers M.~. ro's". las
-ree...I Is uno 'o .punar at 'I"
philajelph-a ,,qui Crn'enuid,
.ghi-l .,r'wvu -a-~ She win acccpt.
ele ba, caola,l hm agreeing to
compete fer a., 1,poo off'rrl by
William Wi&',y H.. ctcwia4 ~"
fer u swim feu The
naj'lMnI 30 Sao'a cats
NJ I .r..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
"Dry" Candidates
Are Endorsed

State candidates endorsed by the
W. c. T. L. state committee as be
ing "dlN' candidates, according To
a statement given the Press today
hy local W, G. 7. I. raPreSent&-
tive, are:
For governor, T. W. Richardson,
Republican; Alex johnson, Demo
crat.
For lieutenant governor, Frank
Merriam.
Secretary Of >tate James =. NJ.
Johnson.
senate. Walter 7. LiHcbprg@r.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
CANDIDATES
Al L. 81. AIM
VIC 7 DRIES
EXtrayagant Predictions
Made By Supporters In
Final Campaign Hours.
BATTLE IS BITTER
From Senator To Lowest
Officer Plenty Of Com
petition Is Shown.
BY JOHN L. PALMER
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

NOI-itCQ I4taS oGdII COilSS pJuueIlIJ
SAN FRANCISCO, Au@. @0.-The
poll, VIII opeu tomorrow t. allow
California - ua3a' the winners Of
What is conceded t. ha>r been
groat political battle.
TNpieaIly. this WAS thu day he
fore, when candidates. statements
assumed . eh9ea.teg If great spoI.
ta.#es3A. and ~ little reeklessness,
those ef their campaign manager,
and chaucc supporters ever more 50
Liegteaant GoEernar G. { Young
principal opponent of Friend W
richardson incumbent fer Repdh
licaH gQternatoriai nomination, to-
daT WIS quoted mofficialIy rs d ;
to general faVorite to take the
nomination. The same authority
quoted mo takers on the above
bet.
Richardson mn#gels ,otmtcrel
with the statement THAT the present
44>eenet viii r@erv tile state by u
m iorirr to 'gEcrci 900.
The c"mpaiGn ot' RcX b. Goodccll,
third Ecpuh.ican guhem9toria can-
Iidatc, was declare. i'm q newspaper
hacking Lieatlnaat Governor Young
to have "toliapsed the statement
ruportcdI| Su5~tuutiatcd bE the
tsoJatiaH If ~ T. betting odds
tlst- Goodcoil viii not win.
GooJeou'> raudiaacy appears to
IT, general waJE - campaign
managers os aoju the other Repuh-
iirau candidates Tl.e vote east for
GooGcel'. +Lcy believe, Will BE votes
diverted from either Richardson or
Both principal Republican gabar-
raso,taI candidates will carry their
campaigns as outlined over to this
evening. Richardson viii feast
with his forces tonight AZ he 81.
Francis hotel. Thr banquet was
seized By Richardson opponents 4.
re upuortumuN to rem.Hj voters
that The governor has ret risk
ed" mass meeting in san Fran
,iSco.
Youa. viii wind up With a speech
tonight, starting at 9 o clock, over
udlo kFWI, san francisco.
Johnson Campaigns
Senator Hiram W, Johnson, whose
eampaigu for Young and Judge
Robert NJ. Clarke against Richard
SON and Samuel NJ. Sbortr.dgo has
marked his FIRST arrili'y # the sort
ia which he was Hut up fHr roeleo-
tiou. issued a summarizing state
mrut, calling last minute attention
to Richardson : parIartci corpora
tfaa rtror. aul ShortriIge's al
legged inactivity in thr Pennsylvania
urinary Investigations, the Teapot
Dome incident aul the heohy and
n.u4hcrtv atf"jr.
i Young newspaper today sail:
.,From Il ,ourtc inside he RICH
ard>an camp comes word that Rich,
arl,ou uon relics OH two things
the pressure of public utilities com,
tauiu~ auj thn hope tha3 tao.lrcll
Continued on ragc
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
LAST MINUTE STATEMENTS
OF PRIMARY CANDIDATES

will merely show that the people arc
determined that the Eus. - sa1il
not control the courts.
Ncithpr the bitter personalities
..-- antrua >t~t"meuts ma5e duFie%
the campaign have >ourrd my dis.
position however, and regardless Of
results | shall eo.,u with maiicr to.
va1d none and charity for aIl who
have opposed me, working tor oor
.,o"mpA good.
Judge Franklin j, Cole; haze
been IN independent Judge since !
was first elected TO office in l9o1
and have conducted nm independent
ramaaiQn for reelection regardless
of What anyone may say to th' COM
Continued on rare ~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30

rIeEe ts8a sr.et IHcretan~ --tsrl
'oeasr ut tie tpIr and Pei l'e
'.oIo--afo up /, th.H Old r.el-S
t"a5n CosPeI ge296d tHr 2r9I3le
tel.t II S.4lelu. : II .athel QaN
3. era2IaV ,lE.z6@ .ailes IN hoet lse
e,afa saG.e In t..s,t aNer u aelelse
~. 81 ae s.tn.e taak in oae i
- otHeI ..., 's.ef2l3.- "a her 70
ae tan - I4>2i h.I@- ltf leal.
Thor 1.he X y NY List cGou2a,
,a4ta dauh. .o-. adllsl-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Me ERkO 7 TER
|GR0SSFG( { N
|F 4 ) 7 NE:
German Hetters Ederlc's
Record By Almost Twa
Hours
WOMEN PRAISE HIM
EderIe Sends Challenge
Along With Her Con-
gratuiatiOns.
By inited Press i.enscd wlr"

DOVER, Ee4!aud. Aa@. -. Fl
lcst NieIkotter. y German, today
hfole G.ertrude Ederle's record FOR
H. chnarcl SWIM.
Niefkottef entered the water Al
Cape Ga> Nel - Lao a. m. today
aud landed ~ III p. m. today.
He landed a; I.au%lan status,
near Dover.
NierGott,r's tmc Wae l. hour
;nd T. m=ua'r~. o.. one bpas and >
la.ao'es - tsaa ec.ssa4a E4erle'~
record
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
LOCAL PEOPLE ENJOY SNOW

After \ three weeks visit in Colo.
RADIO Within walking distance ot play
grounds covered with SNOW, Mr.. and
Mr.. G. A. Riley lave rctWucj 10
their homo here. They returned eSt-
tcrlav after II visit with Mrs
Ril.s $ parrrts III Aspen Colora 'o.
They cnioycd the umque eHperjenco
Of participating in winter ~~rtf i'm
The Colorudo mountains two deE,
after leaving The SPINNER hcat Of
.thc valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Moody Leading In
Texas Election
uy United Press Leased Wire

DALLAS, Texas, Aug, 30 Tabu,
|ation Of returns in Texas run off
primary today was expected to show
further increases in pau Moody 's
cat ovcr Governor Miriam g. Yer
.gusou for the Democratic unmina.
ION for governor.
With 20 of the states counties
aeporting Moody had 400, ,lS2 and
ihc woman governor 274, loo,
Governor Ferguson refused TO
make any comment ON the result of
the contest
Her husband, Former Governor
Jim Ferguson, remarked that Moody
Mould find the governor job mo
tinch. =
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-30
Woman Injuries
Mate Following
All Night Party
~ uitcd Press Leased WIrc

WASHINGTON, Aug @o-Ph'l-
mdyr 4. KunN, SON 1T the lto
Pennsylvania senator and one time
secretary ot State, "aS weak FROM
'oss If h0aod frou womd iH rs
aftst AHt otherwise resting COM
fortably in Il hospital bgrc today,
following a. M. argument with
his Qite afuu ID party
Mrs. Kuaz, The former Miss Jo,o-
phmc poa.e, VI Charleston w Faa
MaeI nauJ gw~, a' hel husband
and rut Li- wrist according % la.
lice reports