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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27
Typins Expert Visits Winslow High

The commercial students of VIM
slow high school were entertained for
some time after the closing of the
afternoon session of school Wednes-
day, by Barney Stapert of Patterson.
N. j., an expert and professional
typist, who ranked fourth in a recent
National Typists' contest, and who
showed great skill and dexterity on
an Underwood standard typewriter.
1t Is common for these experts and
demonstrators to bring their own
machines with them, but Mr.. Sta
pert further emphasized his clever
ness by performing on machine
that he had never before used. In a.
one minute test, Mr.. Stapert proved
to his eager observers, that he could
write 129 net words, his record for
the National contest being 119 net
words a minute for one hour. BY
net words, it is meant, 119 words a
minute devoid of all errors. Mr.. Sta
pert repeated the states of the Unit
ed States and their capitals, while
writing this sentence over and over:
1.-THE duty of a man is to do a good
turn, if he can. he is to do So" This
performance required, as can be
readily imagined, a great deal OF
concentration of mind. From ran
dom copy selected from books in the
commercial room, Mr.. Stapert copied
for several minutes, allowing any
pupil. or the Winslow commercial
instructor, Walter Edwards, to task
him any question relative to his
work. In reply to the question, How
long have you been doing this work,
Mr.. Stapert?" he created a hearty
laugh by saying Ever since 1 was
thirteen, eight years ago. This DEM
onstration was certainly very in
Structive to the commercial class,
and was heartily received. Mr.. Sta
pert Is giving demonstrations in
commercial departments in several
local schools, and Winslow students
feel most fortunate in being able TO
witness his performance of Wednes-
day afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27
SUPERIOR COURT

Court came in at 10 o'clock this
morning and a number of court
matters were heard during the day.
The jurors report for duty at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

Morris Prentiss attended court at
Waterville on Tuesday and Nednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wyman were
visitors yesterday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyman's sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Mil
Ter of Fairfield.
Rev. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Beatty Of
the Getchell Street church parish of
Waterville, were calling on several
parishioners in town Wednesday, af-
ternoon.
The pupils of the Boston avenue
school will hold a food sale at four
o'clock Friday afternoon at the Tao
onnett club house. At 1880 the same
evening they will present a Memo
rial entertainment. Following this a
social will be held, beginning at SIS.
Ice cream and candy will be on sale,
and very small admission fee will
be charged. 1t is hoped that there
will be large attendance.
Friends of Mrs. Ina Hooper will be
pleased to learn that she has been
offered and. has accepted clerical
position in the department of the
Recording Of Vital Statistics at the
State House in Augusta, and will
commence upon her duties Thursday
morning. Mrs. Hooper will make her
home with Mrs. Ralph Herrick of
Melville street, and will be at her
home in Winslow over the week ends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

A special meeting Of the George n.
Eouroue Post Of the American Legion
viii be held this evening and as final
MANS are to be made for the observ-
snce Of Memorial Day all members are
yrysa TO attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

work is progressing very rapidly
:. ne Improvement of Water street
VA already a large amount OF the
ncrete has been poured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

M.morial services are to be held at
.hs central fire station by the Hook
AND Ladder Company at o'clock next
Sunday afternoon and all members are
,sruested to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

. Tho monthly meeting Of the Water
villa board Of education is to be held
n the Junior High school building
FRIDAY evening instead Of at the city
buiIding
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

r.t.ry,lIe Lodge, F. and A. NJ. will
s,M a special communication this eve
n n At 7.3o o'clock with work in the
G. stsr Mason degree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

ur and Mrs. Theodore G.. Hotch-
x,ss ~ Lewiston were guests of
S S In Waterville yesterday after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

3 ", and Mrs. Laroy Jones. who have
,,r.d At the Melcher for the past few
n.srs are in future to make their
sorca At So Winter street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

B u-s Jennie Fogg Of this city has
ssumner with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27
PENNINGTON

The annual meeting Of Colonial
Daughters Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. was held at the
home of Mrs. Matte Kennedy on
Court street, with a~large attendance.
and was a very interesting meeting.
The reports Of the various officers
We're received and approved, Mrs.
John w. Nichols presented an inter-
esting paper on Colonial Lamps, and
Charles w. Steele gave an interest
ing account of a recent trip to Ber-
muda. The following officers were
elected: Regent. Mrs. Laura p.
Small; vice regent, Mrs. Annie S.
Bell; secretary, Mrs. Thelma NJ.
Connors; treasurer, Mrs. Edythe M.
Hardy; registrar, Mrs. Marion J. Nc
Leary; historian. Mrs. Katherine
Armstrong; chaplain, Mrs. Harriet
N. Henderson.
Pennington Grange has accepted an
invitation from Rev. w. S. Board
man. the pastor, to attend public
worship in a body at the Baptist
church, Sunday morning, June 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

/ ,,.,nas Theatre: Greta Nissen, Lio-
nnsrrvmore and Marc McDermott
=, ns' ''The Lucky Lady" M u .s,aa , Mel
!sn and Robert Agnew. News reel
p ~. comedy. Wilfred Trembley at
3. Wurlitzer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27
Supreme Court

In the Supreme Court for Frank
lin County, Atlanta Vachon of Jay,
previously indicted for forging a
Holmes note was placed on trial.
Vachon and Thomas Galbert were In
company in the automobile business
and a note, the one claimed to be
forged, according to evidence pre-
scented, was made out by Vachon in
the presence of Galbert, as a sample
note, and not for use, and was sup
posed to have been destroyed, and no
evidence that 1t had actually been
used other than as a sample form
was presented, and evidence was
presented to show that the name was
purely fictitious. Evidence was also
presented to show that Vachon had
bought car of Bangor parties, pay
ing with his own check, and when
the check was protested, had turned
in a car belonging to the partnership
to settle the matter, and there was
evidence to show that this was the
knowledge of Mr.. Galbert. The case
is still unfinished.
Workmen are excavating under
the east end of the Drummond hall
block, for the purpose Of charging
the basement. There are three
stores in the block, two of them with
basement room, but the third, the
quarters of the Barton Press. has
never before had a basement, and the
room is very much needed. The
block belongs to J. E. McLeary and
A. d. ingalls,.
Mr.. Poore of the Barrett Company
of Boston, street builders, was in
town yesterday to see that every
thing was going all right with the
Tarvia B, being spread here by his
company, finding the work going
along well and everything in good
shape. From here he drove to Bing-
ham. where his company is soon to
do a similar street job. A large part
of High street, and South street are
closed to all traffic today while Tar
via Is being spread, and heavy traf-
fic on Main street and Broadway is
forbidden for today while the tarvia
is hardening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27
ruEATRE ATTRACTIONS

.NrspAY AND THURSDAY
Ws,.. 0nera House: Fred Thompson
CisS y.nSs Across the Border" "Cy-
-, Ne Rergerac," filmed entirely in
rams coIors. Two part comedy,
son the Links" Walter HOODS con-
art orchestra.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
VISITORS ATTENTION

Tomorrow evening ac E o'clock the greatest sporting event 0f Alaska, bar none. takes Blacs. For mary years past il has been the custom 10 hold what Seward calls the Marathon mountain race
 Runners starting from 1hs Bank of Seward corner 0n F0u-1h ave nue race ID 10 the Hag pole way ing on top 0f the mouna65z-o0k up and see 1t-an6 back 6cr- 10 the starting pB1nL- T. seems in conceivable yet the record 50- this round-uip Is considerably less than one hour The beaucy of the race, however, is that iron any part Of Seward the runners can be seen at all times which makes the race intensely interesting TI is 6 race which you viii ever re call for it is doubtful 1T YOU VII ever have the opportunity 0t vii messing an extraordinary a1hletic event Of this nature. This year there are three entrees each or them a star An ordinary chap would not have a chance wi1h them otherwise there would prob ably be a dozen runners. Ry waiting over Sunday and taking Mondays train out you lose nO time whatever in reaching the Interior for the train leaving Sew ard tomorrow morning stops a- Anchorage and all passengers, 0n the following day, board the Mon day train upon its arrival from Seward Just enquire around a bit about this race and l. is our opinion you win remain UveT. We sincerely hope v0u VII and while in Seward c0nside- your self one Of Us and l8in i1 the fun
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
AV|ATORS MERR|L-DAV!S
 NOT SEEN AT KETCH|KAN

In response to the telegram dis patched by The Gateway yesterday morning to the Ketchikan Chronicle regarding the aviators Merrill and Davis who were supposed to have ar river in Seward last Wednesday from Vancouver, B. C., the southeastern Alaska paper wired back that moth ing is known here about Merrill and Davis' The fliers were supposed to have hopped off from Vancouver last Sunday. J. P. Hannon, secretary of the Seward Chamber of Commerce, has wired Vancouver officials in an attempt to find out what has become of the men. The plane service to the westward was supposed to have been inaugurated month ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
ANTI SALOON LEAGUE HAS SPENT MILLIONS
 MAKE AMERICA DRY
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE RE- VEAlS DRYS HAVE SPE NIT ENORMOUS SUM 21 STATES

WASHINGTON, July 3. (P)-Wayne B. Wheeler, the chief counsel for the to the Senate Investigating committee Anti-Saloon league submitted report revealing that the Drys have spent a total of S44,917,576 in 21 states dur ing the past six years to make Amer ica a dry nation. This astounding to- tai is larger by millions of dollars than the previous estimates and was expended freely for lobbying, with hundreds of thousands thrown about freely to conquer the Vets. The questioning of Wheeler waged warm and he admitted openly that lobbying by the leaders of the league prevent ed the repeal of the modification nov to Congress.
 The great Dry Czar Andrews is now seriously considering resigning with in the next few days due to lack of cooperation from Congress, President Coolidge and the Department or Jus tice. Other reports declare that he will first make his trip to Europe where he expects to reach agreements with the British government, France and other nations to practically stop the flow of liquor from these countries into the U. S., and then offer his re- signation probably in September. Re- ports of his resignation came as great surprise on the eve of assemb- ling the greatest Dry army in the his tory for the supreme test of prohibi- ton laws and the nations power to enforce it.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
MORRISON NLl SUI E R-0PEkEl LaIk

OAKLAND, Calf, Ju1y 8 D. Again bursting open the sensational Morrison viii suit Two ms1, one a former nurse were arrested st Oak land yesterday. John EcKsuzis wh1 testified that he had found p0is0- capsuls in N0--ison's bel a. the hosp tai, and Miss Marion Sco-z- nurse who was awarded a huge estate after g five year fight, after the confession 0- Mckenzie, whose testimony probably caused the Sc0rt girl to win the es- tate. says that he c0unz5ed perjury on the stand. Miss Sco1t and m01hH- are reported mvste-i0uslv missing from this city.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
SAILS .FRIlN SELTTlE- NORTH
A s. s. co. VESSEL BOUND Fos A1LSxE wT-r- SNAIL NUMBER cr RESERVATIONS

SEE-TIE- gu,v 3. s2-Ths :. s No-sh#ese-r ssne6 Eo- the uC-sh st Crolock this morning os--rlnE 1s6 passengers. Rsss-ra-aozs for Seward were A- R7ve-s. E 6-es1. Niss A De1w0-1h. Mss E- A- Dun1aa. Miss L Ls-zhsz6. Mss Es-5oz Moore. Mss anna CsL Mss A Da~o-1A. 1I7ss L. E Cus1--ouzh and szs-s-. E-s. A (. Ea-1 and two sozs- A Rogers \. .. S1s-k. Frank Dslzs Nsss ". E. Seo- vzne E-s. q N- Co-1s Bs-as-a Bo-. land. Gea V wake. wm- NssSe. r. V. Bu1ook and vie F. Y. wITbs-. .. e Dg~ner. N-s. E. e Hanson. !. (. Eacks0r and via. Mrs. A TA5-zsor and two ckl5-ez- N~s- l.. r. Roberts and eEo chl5-en- Gas. B-zfElt. wife and son. Be@r E-zEs-. w-s. r. Get chsl Mrs IA Nz11z and two sons. Hrs. E Hens. Mrs N. F. Tracer a-s TWO daughters, 1Lzss K Poq1es. Mss K Lsvs--zz- '. T Co-ev. vie and s0n. E. C Suu-e-s and wife. 21- thozT Ar-z and wzFs. ". M. Jackson and wife and so-- steE-srs.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
MONDAY, JULY 9TH

10 a. nl., Parade.
 II a. m, Grafton.
 l p. m. Small sports.
 100 yard dash, boys over F, 1st, S5, 2nd, S2.50 100 yard dash, girls over F, 1st s, 2nd S2.50. 50 yard dash, boys under F, 1st, s, 2nd &. 50 yard dash, girls under F, 1st, s, 2nd &. Potato race, boys under F, 1st, s, 2nd S2 Potato race, girls under F, 1st, s, 2nd S2 Egg race, girls any age 1st, s, 2nd, S250. Pie eating contest, free for aI 1st, s, 2nd, S2. Sack race, boys girls, under F, 1st, s, 2nd, $2 Fat mans race, 1st, S5, 2nd, S250. Married woman's race, 1st, S5, 2nd, S2.5O Women's nail driving contest, 1st, S5, 2nd, S250. 22O yard race for men only, 1st prize s7, 2nd, S4 Bicycle race, 1st prize S3, 2nd, S2 Three-legged race for boys 1st prize s, 2nd S2 Womens tug of war. 2:30 D. m, S20. Water sports, $50 in prizes
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
GlR LkIREhS THIKEIkG
 OF REs6kIk6 SEPTEMBER

wASzTNET0N gE-v g lP-D-y Czs- Andrews zs expeC-e6 co -esEz because he 5s E5scoC-aEeG hv the fsS- lure oE Congress tc pass hss p-ohEbi- n0n S[ls- He exPecee5 ec ro to Lon 6on frs eo seek close- cooperation berween the Brush e-Eo-ce-e-t and The American Customs laws He VII -emsir 31 ss-~lcs uzrE Serts-hs- 5n any case
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
AUTHORIZES GOAL LEASE HANSON CO.
wUS- PEN pCNE1-y TWO CENTS TON PPccUcEc-ccNpANV TO EgpEN0 LARGE SUN

ASE-11--0N zn-v g. D-Tas InrH-5o- HHrz--e-- sr-1c-fze5 the lesse a- -1-b Bc-ez a5 -ubrc land In the Ea-auuzEz coal f#E 1 me Raw son C1z- company winch must pzv "a -o-al-v @ two ce1-s 7e- e01 c1 -sre run and o1 a- cos- --o5uce5- The c3uDz-- plans -1 z-~az- S-zla6l o- the p-aps--r the E-=- five wears e the lease
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03

Little River closed today. The ban of Hollywood stood the run. The Mia mi Clearing House blamed outside control and outside papers for the failures.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
SUNDAY, JULY 4TH

l p. nl, Dory race, 1st prize, S25 2nd prize SIS. ? p. nl., Mems Tug-of-War, eight-man team p. In., Baseball game.
 D. m Marathon race, 1st prize $500, 2nd prize S125 and 3rd prize S75; S60 suit of clothes, gv- en away by Brown and Hawkins with the first prize.
 9 D. m., Dance, Odd Fellows hall.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
CLOSED MONDAY

In observance Of the Fourth 0t July there will be no paper issued by The Gateway on NBndav. The next issue will be published Tues day. The Bank Of Seward, the post office and other gUve-nmer- offices win also be closed al day Monday
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
FLORIDA BANKS SUSPEND
 BLAME LAID ID OTHERS

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, July 3. (P)-The City bank failed to open today.
 MIAMI. July 2. (P-The bank of Coconut Grove, the bank of Dania, the bank of Buena Vista and the bank Of
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
sEhDs FE BULLETS KT0
 HUSBAND, THk kAlsAf

SAN JOSE, July 3. kEe-N-s. Helen Letchsr, 4B years old, walked 5n11 he office oE a garage ot wh8ch her hus band, whD is S1s1e bux7nE 7nsTec tor, Is owner, znE after sho011ng hin five times shp1 znE kil1Hf he-Ss1Z EE is given an EvEr chsncs 1r -ec1w9~-
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
SATURDAY, JULY 3RD

Smoker, 8 p. m., s. A. c. hall, admission 50c. Dance at Odd Fellows hall.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
SENATE PASSES BILL
 LEASE F0X ISLANDS

WASHINGTON, July 3. (P-The Senate yesterday passed the House bill to authorize the lease of Alaska islands for fox farming and amend ed the limit of time to ten years and area to 30 square miles.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
II lRIlIKG UkDER ElY
 GHCELl00k DISTRICT

ANCHORAGE. sz1v s gP-Tzs Peterson ca association have con pae1eE She a1s-s-z7ic1 of ezuir-srt s- CAicks1oor and VI sss-t s--I1rE gr.v w5zh a sszrss-s Sss- -sr wseh zhs E-sz The ot cas3zE o1 tAs E-czoS -sa1r 1c uss.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-03
TO EXILE ABD FL KRIN

PARIS, July 3. lP)-The Paris Ma tin said Abd el Krim, who sub mitted to the French will bs exiled to Madagascar.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Here and There
in Sport World

New York.--Young Stribling wilt
start training here today for Fri.
day night s bout with Johnny
Risko of Cleveland.
New York. Disposition of the
case Of Charley Hoff, Norwegian
athlete, who Oh Saturday refused to
compete in San Francisco on the
ground that he was out of condi.
ton, is being held up by the A. A.
/. until that body obtains affidavits
relative to HDff s condition.
New York.-Mystcry is attached
TO the announced intention Of Benny
Leonard, retired lightwc z h
champion, to visit the offices of the
state athletic commission today. 1t
Las been reported that Leonard
seeks to return to the ring as q
WeitcrwCight.
Great raj S, Mont.-Chubby Van
Hoosar of Spokane, Wash, was
knocked ont by Billy De Foe, New
York lightweight, in the last round
Of ten round fight here last night.
Del Monte, Cal.-M ss Wnifred
Suhr, San Francisco, won the Del
Monte invitational tennis tourna-
mont for girls, defeating Miss Caro-
lYn Swartz. Oregon state champion,
C-l, 81, in the final match yes.
tcrday.
lei Monte, Cal.-Dr. Ray lirown.
ell, Carmel, defeated DR.. II. II.
Irunn, san Francisco, two and one
III brilliantly fought match to
win the first Del Monte inaugural
solf tournament. In the ladies
Jolrnamcnt Mrs. Paul T. Carroll, San
Francisco. defeated Mrs. X. +. H..
man, Portland, one up.
San Francisco.-llarold Sampson
of the Burlingame country club and
a be Espinoza of San Francisco bat
tied their. way to the finals i'll the
Northern California professional
golf championship at Preside
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
Kentucky Derby
Colts Interest

LOFISNILLE, Ky, May II. 49,
The stock of two Kcntuck Ky derby
which heretofore had re.
tcivcd only scant notice, went up
T;ite a few notches today follow.
ing events Monday.
Littlo attention heretofore had
been paid to Walter Simmons Dis
play, but when this colt took in the
best the east could muster in the
Praaknoss yesterday, he Immediate
J." became a favoritc for the Ken
Ncky derby. His priee--and il al
ways has been an enormous one in
the winter book took a drop and
no better than 10 to one was obtain
able on him here today, although
there had been as good as 30 to
Offered against him earlier in the
spring
Rhynock, owned bv Mrs. George
Is. Cox of Cincinnati, is tho second
colt which lcaped into prominence
after only ordinary derby attcn.
tion. Rhynock grabbed off a mile
huat,, a derby trial at Churchill
Downs yesterday, and he, too,
sprang into greater popularity with
those who try to pick the probable
derby winner.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
HEAVY HITTING COB WILL MEET
ANOTHER DEEP SEA WALL0PER AT
LOCAL. BATTLE GROUNDS ON FRIDAY

Ernie Forsc, the heavy hitting COB
from San Diego who gave fans
short glimpse of his work two
weeks ago, when he kayocd Fight
ing Jimmy Mack in the second
round, will play a return engage
n,cnt at the Imperial Valley Ath
lctic club Friday night.
Forse, whom fans credit with
hitting harder than any man seen III
the local arena, will meet frankie
Roldt, also a COB who halls from
San Pedro. Forse fights from the
,ft side, while Boldt is orthodox.
When COB meets COB somebody gets
hurt, and if the fans don t flock on:
to Imperial avenue Friday night it
will be because they don't rccog
nizc good dish when it is offered
to them.
Frank and Ernest (that s what
these boys are) will go over the lG
round route unless one craft gets
scuttled before that period has
elapsed.
For the scmifinal Harry Wood
buTV Will lTol out ElHcH Iounk, loi
rler light weight champion Of th3
send division, A. +. f., who will
meet Young Mariana, a Filipino
southpaw fighter from Stockton,
who was formerly amateur champ
ion of Manila. With the gobs
holding the spotlight in the main
event, Young is due to uphold th"
honor Of the arm. in the semi final.
Notice that Mariana is n Filipino.
which in these days is taken as tho
hallmark of real fighter.
Jimmy Bradshaw, of III Centre,
or: Of the c!cvercSt KIDS the Nallcy
l5s ever produced, will spot Horace
self Of Brawley six rounds in sl%
round special event, and the local
hey promises to bring home the b..
con. Jimmy is on mcatleSs diet
and is doing everything to strength
On his already heavy wallop. Jimmy
is also from Woodbury's stable and
and he has the Youngsters Of FL
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11

Centre behind him whenever he
steps i'll the ring.
Kid Stone will try to eliminate d
defeat received from Della Fuentc
of CalcXico last Jcar when he meet.'
him in a four round preliminary
Friday night. Stone has been do
ing some good work and fought q
nice fight at the local arena three
weeks ago. Woodbury. is coaching
him and is confident that Stone Will
tuin the tables on the CaleXico
Euncher.
Kid Lucero of Calcxico and
Young Gardner Of IIeber will open
the show.
Five scraps, each of which looLs
good. are. scheduled, and all the
fans need do now to en- Joy nice
time Friday night, is to pray that
it will be somewhat warmer than It
was last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
l.. p. SARGENT

rs No. 9th -. vi CeutrO, Cal.
Phone JT3
After office hours, aca or 60
'OR SALE Special huiit 1925
Ford motor with sedan hody, past
painted. Motor ha~ Alluy F'~inI~,
cylinder, grruud ltIi'r connect
ing rods. i}rsrh igHl'"u, g""t
driven water ruu'. hHueNy, no
radiator, f'rre feed oiIiug WITH
pressure glugc or dash. r.ora,
Warner AutumrfDr crank, three
speed transmission built iH motor,
no bands 20 burn out multiple
disc clutch, wa u uil s-jo'u.
Terms. Wilson N.rpr. shop.
Phone 5lIJ. sig
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-11
TODAY'S WANT ADS

LOST-.Rcading glasses, near Bar.
bara Worth. Reward. Room 2Ol.
Barbara Worth. llt3
FOR SALE-Tca cart, mahogany.
$40. 629 Hell, Its
w WANTED--Compctcnt stcnograph.
cr. None need apply unless thor
oughly experienced. Give full
particulars and references in
first letter. Apply Box 97i Press
office. litj
FOR RENT-Furnishcd four room
cabin, Live Oaks. Phone 233J. az
ter . p. m. :, lltj
FOR SALE-Child : black Shct
land pony. llavcrkorst Ranch. :
miles south Mcloland store. ITS
FOR SALE-Elcctric fan. $50
He'll Ave. = llt3
FOR SALE or trade clear lots iu
San Diego Terrace, for house aud
lots in FL Ccntro. Phone 291J.
ITO
FOR RHNT-Warchous with spur
track g. PD known as Ncwmark
Grain warehouse at II Ccutro,
with packing shed attached. &. g..
Krauss, Motor 4 Box l3s, san
Bcrnardiuo, Cal. n IN sat ~
HOUSE FOR RENT-Furniturc for
sale, all or in part. $50 Hell. llt@
FOR SALE Modern I room house.
bath, two screen purchcs with
wash tubs large lot. Priced right.
Terms. Soc owner, | mile north
Sixth, ST. Knapp. ~
FOR RENT - Modern bedroom.
Cool. 5l3 Brighton. lltl
FOR SALE-Electric range. West.
inghousc junior. 629 He'll. llt3
hat, Monday night