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Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
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HOLDS PRACTICE
ENROUTE HERE
By United Press Leased Wire

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 2.-Notre
Dame S football squad, cnroute TO
Los Angeles for their intersectionai
ehoountcr Saturday with the Uni-
vcrsity Of Southern California, held
two stiff practice sessions here to-
day.
lncy were the first workouts that
Coach Rockn2 has given his Wal.
tIoIs since the Carnegie Icch upset
-a5t Saturday AT tIt,sburgh, and
viii be the iast before tic llghting
irlshincn clash wlth the @outherh
,alitornia xlcvcn in Los ADselos.
1hc practice meetings were con
fined mainly to signal running and
kicking drln. The Rocknc outfit
VIII leave here early tomorrow
morning, arriving in Los Angeles
.cmorrow evening.
This Arizona climate was Just
right for us two wears ago wncn we
went went and beat stanford, -
said the Notrc lame mentor.
Il will not hold any practice in
Les Ang"!cs-thls will be our final
& Uorkout. -
A trainload Of Notrc Dame root
cls, forbidden to accompany the
team to Tucson, were hcld at FL
Iaso for eight hours last night.
They passed through here early this
morning and are due in Los Angeles
tonight.
Rochnc did not predict a victory
for his team in the game with
Southern California. "Wc are go
ing to try and hold down the score, =
b" said. "It ought to be a great
game. -
The South Bend coach said his
tentative lineup would include Max
Vel and NoedIsch at ends, McMan-
mon and Miller at tackles, Mayer
and Smith at guards, Bocringcr at
center. Edwards at quarter, Hear
don and Flanagan at the halfback
posts, and O Boyle at fun.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN
BULK

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This notice of intention to sell Il
stock of goods as per invoice:
Witmcsscth: Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the undersigned j. NJ. Jul
ian, manager of Julian s Grocery,
intends to sell to Earl d. Bell, all
that certain stock Of merchandise
consisting of groceries, etc, and all
stock pertaining to the business To-
Gated at $50 South Sixth Street,
City of FL Centre, County of I'M
perial, State Of California; said
business known as 81. NJ. Julian
Grocery Co. and that Il transfer
and assignment of the same will be
made, apd the purchase price there
of will be paid, on Monday, the
29th day Of November, 1926, at El
Centre, California, at the office of
Haas Baruch Company The name
and address of the Vendor is j. NJ.
Julian, III Centre, California The
name and address of the Nendec is
Earl y. Bell, FL Ccntro, California.
Dated November 27th, 1926.
j. Nj. JULIAN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this eth day of November, 1926. g
BIRD f. HOBBY,
County Recorder in and for the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
forna.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
Here and There
in Sport Wcrid

Annapolis, Md.-It will be impos
sible to play off the Army Navl
game tie in Philadelphia, as sus
gcNtcd by Sc>qui-Contcnnal offic
ials, Commander Jonas II. Ingram
announced. Disruption Of Il,
athletic routine Of the midshipmcl
and inability to do tho necessary
clerical work for such a game Wcr,
assigned rs the reasons.
Oakland-Iimmy Duff was give
the decision over Young Burns las,
night after sla>hing 10 round bout
Both youths are Oakland wclrcr
weights. \ crowd of 10000 wit
messed the bout.
Berkeley" Big G." letters wcr,
awarded to - members of the Gold.
cn Bear football squad last-night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
SPORT NEWS SECTION

, ulc making session here this morn
ing.
When and where next years con
ference games are to be played is
scheduled to take up most Of the day
Several other minor issues will, how
ever, come up for consideration.
A proposition to have a commits,
sioncr to settle all controversies be
tween conference members will be
suggested some time during the
session The commissioner s dGt-
les among the other things would be
to namc all game officials.
"Slip' Madigan Of St. Mary S
hopes to case his team into the con
ference and in event of failure to do
that to schedule Southern California
for next year.
Adam Walsh of Santa Clara c:..
pressed the sole intent OF retaining
his institut ion 5 place on the Trojan
schedule.
Rumors that Stanford and Waah-
ingtcn were due for break were de
nicd by both Coaches Warner and
Bagshaw.
Jimmy Byrnc and Fred Culles
fought 10 round draw in the head
liner of the boxing card at vii
mington last night.
joe Guerrero knocked out Art
Emory in the first Of the scheduled
six round semi final.
Harry \. Williams, president Of
the Pacific Coast league, left Les
Angeles this morning for Asheville,
y. G., to attend the annual meet
ing Of the National Association of
Minor Baseball leagues winch opens
there Dee. s.
Williams will attempt to sign scE-
eaI umpircs for coast league off,
iating next season.
Joe Stcchcr, world s heavyweight
wrestling champion, aud Jimmy
Londos, grapplcd two hours to Il
draw at the Olympic auditorium
last night. Each took Gne fail.
St"cE"r won the fll$t tai III ore
htdW and 2l minutes when te pinned
the Greek with Il body scissors. LoE-
dos gained the second fall, throw.
ing the champion in 80 minutes. \
series OF flying hcadlocIs put
Stcchcr 5 shoulders On the nat.
In thc remaining six minutes nri-
ther was able to clamp a telling
held and the bout ended Il draw.
Matty Matsuda, japanese. hold
or Of the world 5 weltcrweight ii
tie, threw "Tigcr' Smith in seven
minutes and three seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
PUBLIC INVITED
ITO SEE CENTRAL
lWALL0P BRAWLEY

III Coach Armstrong and his Spar.
'Sns are eagerly awaiting tomorrow
" Atcrnoon when the Central High
ulool eleven meets Brawlcy high IN
ac Of the intcrscholastic league
,tmcs.
eThis game will have distinct
Earring on the championship of tnc
lEllcv, for if Brawlcy should win,
will place the CalcXico eleven in
lasition TO beat out Central for the
i1,mpionship.
4EIaptain Bill Peters and his men
Ih determined that nothing shall
Mp them from hanging decisive
flloping on the hides of the Braw-
NJ crew, who have aroused the
Hath of the locals because thcv
fercd against Central in the Swcc;
|Atcr game.
|8'oach Clymer, Of Brawlcv, has
| I'm putting his charges through
|a'nuous practice, according to re
HTS. in the hope of getting a vie
Tsv over the county seat squad.
Iy wiley has proved 10 he n great
IEt half team throughout the sea-
III, playing Il stellar game until the
fund half of the game rolled along
in the team was inclined TO go
. pieces.
| h ymcr is in hopes OF overcoming
. ~ tendency, and promises to have
team in fighting trim all through
game tomorrow.
Plenty of support on the sidcllncS,
4 he request made by Coach Arm
Sng. Rrawlcy is coming down
e. determined to lick the local
an, and civic pride demands that
tCcniro should have a large dele
ion Of rootcrs out at the game.
there may still be some per
Il who are confused about the
FOR the game, the Press at the
hest Of Coaeh Armstrong. again
bhasizcs the fact that the gam
be played tomorrow (frldayl
not Saturday. the usual day
etoforc for football games.
enthusiasm at Central is waxing
ing, the student body being solid
behind tie team IN the desire to
Brawlcv. 1t will be a game
tn seeing, from all indications,
the businessman who can get
= to see il. is strongly urged to
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
England to Lift
Emergenc y Act
ny United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, Dee. 2.-Rcvocation ol
the emergency regulations under
which Great Britain has been GOV
erned since the general suik" Of
last May was announced, effective
at midnight tonight, by Sir William
Joynson-IIicks, home secretary, IN
the house of common. today.
Sir William made one cNcrpsion-
the restrictions ON coal viii remain
temporarily.
Consider the poor dentist. He
leads Il hand to mouth existence.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
Wanted To Buy

WANTED poultry of all kinds. 1892
Woodward. Phone 966 fer prices
TT
..,lEIJ-Secuh1 hane f::Tuiturs
''n' ia5W $40 Main st lasb
WANTED--Hcrtilizer. Any PLACE
within l. niles of FL Centre. Cali
3G7 Brighton or 2. o. Box 36f.
Ef
WANTED TO BUYS IIolsten
COWS. Must he tested. IL. X. Ota
Rte. \, Box III, CalcXico. 30te
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
lands HOPING
FOR NEW TERM
AND INCREASE
Baseball Gar May Be
Opposed by Directors
In American League.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dee. 2.-Owacrs of
the ior league baseball clubs
when they meet in Joint session in
Chicago will be asked to offer Com.
missioner Lands a new seven wear
contract with boost in salary as a
vote of confidence in his admiuis-
tration.
The contract under which the com,
missioner is now drawing $4,000 n
year does not expire until Novem-
Der, 1927, but he has pointed out
that the contract will expire before
the owners meet in the 1927 .pjut
session.
The National league, it is under
stood, will pass a resolution at its
annual meeting here, to extend the
commissioner 5 contract to seven
more years and increase his salary.
The American league owners viii
be forced to approve the resolution.
The American league clubs are not
Solidly in support OF the commission
cr. The National league clubs are
in favor of him serving another
tcru. There is still u faction be-.
hind Ban johnson, president Of the
American league, and the arch cn-
cmy Of he commissioners.
The New York and Chicago clubs,
however, are certain to support Ian
dis if there should be any difference
of opinion about retaining him ia
office or about retaining the Of
flee itself
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
So. California
Sporting Briefs
Ry United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Dee. Pedro
Amador, Panama lightweight, IS
! favored to trim Bobby la Sallc to-
night at the Culver City stadium.
They 60 10 rounds in the main
event
Johnny Waltor and LcRoy Kin.
tncy, h"avywcights, fight the semi.
, final.
Joe CORDOBA fights Sailor Bill
Vincent in the main event at the
Pasadena aTmory tonight. CORDOBA
H. favored over the slugging middle.
weight.
Stanley Thompson and Battling
tarasco meet in the semi windrp.
Young Corbctt, Fresno light
weight, and Dick Hoppe, opponents
in the main event at the Hollywood
American Legion tomorrow taper
off training today. Corbett defeat
cd Jack Thompson some three
months ago in Fresno.
Irish Mickey Cone, Chicago ban.
tamwcight, fights Billy Hart in the
scni final.
Los ANGELES, Dec. >. The
scalpcrs who were demanding $2J
per seat last week for tickets to the
Notrc-Dam"- /. 5. {. gridiron battle
here next Saturday, were attempting
to unload their holdings on a wary
public today at so per ducat.
Notrc Dame 5 defeat by Carnegie
Tech has taken some Of the kick ont
~ the intcrsoctional tilt from the
fans point Of view.
Southern California officials an
nomccd complete scllzout tFrrc
weeks ago. and mtil tie South
Bend outfit was upset By the Pitts,
burgh eleven last Saturdav the
s"alpcrs wrrc asking outrageous
prices for tickets.
The admission cards are still
drawing record prices but the pros
poets of t. :. {. defeating an al
ready beaten eleven holds lass lure
than trouncing a team headed for an
indispatcd national championship,
Pacific coast fans figure.
Deciding that his team had already
reached the peak form. Coach
Howard Jones sent his Troians
through light dfill TODAY.
Morley Drurv worked out with the
team but whether he Will play
against the Irish Saturday is still
doubtful. Drury claimed his in.
jurcd knee was entirely healed, but
. Coach Jones WAS not rs sure of the
player = condition.
Morton kacr Pacific coast choice
isfor all American halfback, appeaIrd
in normal form. and the fans look
to scoring duel between the fleet
( Trojan and Chris Flanagan, Notrc
Dame 5 ace ballpackcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02

WANTED-Dry stock to pasture. q.
G. Hussey, Seeley. 30t12
WANTED -. Position. Practical
nursing or housekeeping. Write
Il. \. T., 961 Fourth St, San Di-
ego. It,
RELIABLE Ejrl WOULD ike care Of
children evenings. Inquire 81
Main, between 5 Il. m. and ; y.
M 1t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
Special Notices


MARCELLING-50c. Glacier Apts
Easjside entrance, Seventh and
Broadway. Phone 779J. 3tf
EXPERIENCED dress making.
Plain sewing. All sewing guaran-
tced. Mrs. Stirman. 724 Holt,
1tf
PARTNER WANTED-With $1,000
for manufacturing purposes. VIII
guarantee good income. Write P.
O. Box 89l, FL Centre. Off
TYPEWRITERS = Rcatcd. All
makes. Special rates to students.
American Typewriter Exchange,
Inc, G21 Main ST. 24to6
EAPNRIENCED dressmaliing, re-
altering plain sewing. All sewing
guaranteed. Mrs, Warren, 1888
Olive. 14t12
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
Help Wanted

WANTED-Lady cook for ranch.
Steady job. Press Box SO. POTS
NANTED-Cau use one or two good
fast messenger boys. Al day
work. Postal Cable Co., -02 Maiu
1t. liz
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
FOR SALE
c. F. Sammann, Box 181
IioltVillc. Calf.


NOR SALE-Having leased my
ranch ! have for sale $ good work
mules, harness, . wagons. two
bottom disc plow, fresno and 9th
er ipmlemcnts. On my ranch /
mile north and = miles west Of
Nj. Signal store. o. y. Hyde, Rte.
y, Box 80, CaicXico. 2t6
FINE ROOMS for men. Ill Com
mercial. Phone z5lJ. 2t3
FOUND TIRt-On east Main St.
Owner can have same by identify
ing and paving for this ad. VIM.
Baker, Nelolanl store. 2t1
FOR sALE-Grapcfruit, oranges
and lemons by dozen or box. VIII
deliver. Eighth ST.. mile south
city limits. Phone 9lG3l. 2t3
TRACTOR MAN, Al, warts steadY
work. c. c. Huff, &50jl2 Mar
guerite St, Los Angeles. 2tA
FOR SALE-Wickcr baLy buggy.
Bargain. G6G He'll. 20
FOR RENT-Fuuishcd five room
re house. Inquire go Hell. 9t3
For SALE-About lo0 Lcguorns,
Rocks, mixed hens and pullets
i from 6 to IS months. VIII sell
4 right. \. l.. Mavficld, 112 miles
Il southwest of Scclcy, 2t2
MANTED-Whitc Legion laying
i, II !,
of city wafer works. H. d. White.
Phone 910R1. 2t3
FOR RENT-Thrcn room apart
ment, hot water. Park View APPS,
Phone 237W. 2tf
|, LEARN ELECTRICAL trade in
!. Big Los Angeles shops. Training
fits you for 500 to 5000 a week
Jobs. Quick advancement and
pay increase for right men. Free
! employment service. Part time
/ jobs pay room and board while
learning. You get personal train.
+ ing from electrical experts on
half million dollars worth of new
equipment, etc. Over 10000 mcr
hiVc increased their pay with this
training. Write for information
TO National Electrical School
Dept f., 1906 Figueroa St, Lo:
Angeles. > cod II
FOR RENT-,Nicclv furnished room
adjoining bath. Outside entrance
7l2 South Fifth. 2tt
FOR RENT-Roonl for ,. hot bait
and shower, 347 Hamilton Ave.
2t3
PASTURE For dry stock Of al
kinds. -Four miles vast. Richter
2tt
FOR SALE-Fiuc saddle horse,
wears old, one roam mare, ; wear,
old. / miles west. Richter. PIT
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02

b. Mod - irrigation o1~t'i''
vote on the issue of 525i,uUu ia
I Is on Dec. ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02

Apultry raiscrs in Kings and Tu
! counties complain OF the dep
'tions Of opossams.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02

Representatives of niuc mstitu
tious forming the Pacific coa,t con
ference opened their annual schcd
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02

shc game will start At 30 on the
1 high school grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
HAY BUYER HERE

Will {. Newell, represent
ing Kenneth r. Simpson &
&C., will be at Oregon Hotel
for a few days buying hay.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION |
Miscellaneous
Fur Sale

Fur Sale
PIANO FOX SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2lS. 21tf
FOR SALE = Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
FOL SALE-50O Marsh .5aedless
grapefI ait. SOC eureka lemonD Ii.
ii. Hunter, Sac Dieg :, Rte 4, Box
479 Nursery, Lemon Gro.e 19tf
Observation-Disclosures Takes guess
work cut Of rooting Phone 251W
7tt
FOR oALE-E'ine seed barley. Earl
Nenoill. Phone 907M3. 20tf
DESERT HONEY--o48 Broad
way. 29tf
NEW AND USED furniture. Hcber
second Hand Store. 8t3O
MOOD FOR SALE--2 mles west
ot McCabe. Green S ktEch. $500
ttcr 1t ranch 1924
FOR SALE-Six Shetland ponies, ,
mares with foal, ! stallion, two
two year olds; buggy and harness.
&. K. Pinney, Ninth and Orange,
Uoltyilie. 1910
Stove Wood-CIean, dry, long
burning Mesquite Voc, in one
foot lengths, delivered at your
door on a few minutes Dotice. 81
for ono fourth aord. Soncs Lum,
Der Co. Phone I3G. 19tf
FOR SALE-1 team of good young
horses. Clark W. AGair, Seeiey.
22tf
FOR SALE-20 acres corn stalk
pasture. l mile south city limits
on Dogwood road. 23t5
FOR SALE-2 good rugs. Kero-
gas stove and oven, perfect con-
diJion. Priced right 6227 Wensley.
2Stf
FOR SALE or exchange, two thor
oughbred White Leghorn ROSTERS.
Third and Cedar Ave. 30t5
FOR &ALE-20 acrcs corn stalk
pasture. l mic south city limits.
On Dogwoed road 1t4t
FOR SALE-Powdere milk for
poultry. Also one grain grinder;
two beds and springs, ST and $
each; Que 4horse disc. just over
hauled, SD: one 2row lettuce
planter with riding attachment,
500 one lew wheel wagon, $50;
one De Laval separator and parts
i 81. Valley Goat and Poultry
Co. y mile south water works.
1t2
FUB oALF-a50 lbs. 8 year o.l
lettuce seed at $3.50 ger lb. Paci-
fic Southwest Trust and Savings
Bank. 9eod If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02

From It's late bond .s,uc az ti.
100000 Fresno win build an J. II
T,rh8jcal school.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02
For Rent-Housqs

FOR RENT--Bcdrocm adjoining
bath. $50 owe. 20tf
HUIEL 1OLj.1WOUD. Rooms and
apartments Sixth and Elcil. 8tf
FOR EEAT-Dolble room. 7O4
; State. 22tf
y EAT clean furnished apartment
for .ent. $50 DER month. 1G3 Park
l5tf
PLEASANT furnished lJom for
rent, 753 State. 27tf
tOK REAT--One apartment and
one sleeping room. 72l Holt. 27tf
FOR RENT-N1cely furnished
rooms, hot water. Mrs. Watson,
10 Orange Ave. 29tf
ltOUaE fOR RENT-l'honc STOW
or G23 16tf
FOR RENT--Room with bath. Call
before 9 Il. III. or after Is p. III.
5ff Olive st. l6tf
FOR RENT-Furnshed rooms. All
new beds. 643 Olive. 16tf
FOR RENT-Ilouscs furnished and
unfinished. Also apartments,
Mrs. NJ. Muntean, 1888 Park. 17tf
FOR KEN r-otoreroo on Fifth
Street. Inquire Valley Lumber
Co. Phone 241. 17tf
ruH EENT-Clc;.n furnished apart
/ maEt with shower. $40 Adams.
! 17tf
FOR RENT-Large lvom in com
Portable home. Hot water, GG5
Hell. 20tf
ROOM AND BOARD. 81 Brigh-
! ton. 27tf
COMFORTABLE sleeping rooms for
} rent. 304 South Eighth St. 30t6
FOR RFlNT-Two rooms, separate
! ly or jointly. Apply between 5
/ 2. III. and SIP. m. 534 Hamilton.
/ 29cod5
FOR RHNT-IIousc. SIS. 424 Or
! ange. 1t4
FOH RENI.-l6 acres alfalfa, seed
el las spring, Al stand. Full
! stand feed at pc&crt. Nice bun
gaow on land. See Owner, Jul
ius Hofcr, Box 11G. Ete A, CalcX-
leo = mile west Of 10 #. drop.
+ It,
FOR RENT-At Imperial, four room
! house with bath. Phone 90lRi.
1t3
FOR RHNT-Clos. IN comfortable
quarters Tor gentlemen. Private
/ entrance. 81 Brighton. 1tf
, FOR RENT-100 acres alfalfa; 80
acres alfalfa. J. 7. DtNore, 30
Main St Ito
GOOD RANCH for rent for dairy
or pastuing only. No gardening
Long lease, good feed NOW. d. o
White, miles west mile >out}
Scelpy, tract 6i-IG-12. It,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-02

FINE ROOMS for men. III Com
mcrcial. Phone Z5fJ. 2t3
FOUND TIRt,-On east Main St.
Owner can have sAInc by identify
ing and paving for this adj VIM.
Baker, Nelolanl store. 2t1
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-09

Mrs. c. E. Cobleigh was a Saturday
afternoon caller at Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engberg and daugh-
ter of Belview spent Monday in Red
Ben Walker of Minneapolis is
guest at the Earl Bliss home.
| Roy Ever and two daughters left
Saturday for Remer where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Ben Simpson OF Belview was
among the shoppers here on Satur-
day.
w. E. Kempton of Marshall has
/ filed for office as county attorney of
Lyon County
Donald Peterson WI spend his
summer vacation on the farm of his
! uncle, Fred Murset on Route l.
Miss Ruth Cooper left Saturday for
Lisbon, N. D., where she will visit
her parents.
Gordon Cole who is attending Garlic
ton College at Mortified spent Tues
day at his home in Redwood Falls.
Miss Alice Little of Minneapolis is
| spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Little near
Seaforth
Miss COrrine Brown who has COM
pleted her years teaching at Com
frey arrived here last week for a WIS.,
1t with her sister, Mrs. Perry Nell
son.
Mrs. G. G. Smith and Mrs. A. E.
Biglow of Sioux Falls, S. D., are:
visiting in Redwood Fails with their
sister, Mrs. w. A. Hauck.
Mrs. Charles Pay and her daugh-
ter and Miss Nellie Pay and Miss
Porter of Mankato spent Friday in
Redwood Falls and also enjoyed a
picnic dinner in Ramsey Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Clement and
family left Saturday for Marshall
town, Iowa, for two weeks visit
with Mr.. Clements parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Clement
Mrs. Maude Winter OF Minneapolis.
will arrive in Redwood Falls this
week for short visit with her son,
Lee Winter. Mrs. Winter plans to
| leave soon for California where she
will make an extended visit with her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. c. p Gibson
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman and
Mrs. Anna Roper of Redwood Falls,
Mrs. Timm and Mrs. Schumacher of
North Redwood went to LIE -Sueur Cen
ter Thursday to attend the fuenral Of
Mrs. Roper's sister. They returned
Saturday.
i Dr. and Mrs. A. Aselson and fam
lily motored to Minneapolis Sunday
where they were guests of DR.. AISLE
sons brother, H. j. Asleson. On
Monday they motored to Farming
ton and returned in the evening ac-
companied by Miss Rose Adele AISLE
son who has completed years
teaching there. Miss Asleson will
teach next year at st. Cloud.
! MARRIAGE LICENSES
! Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon re-
ports the issuance of the following
marriage licenses: Leo Kicks to Prima
Steiner, Joseph L. Hengle to Helen A..
WEIGH, Edward Ungs to Rita Lueken.
John C. Fink to Ellen E. Boyer, Ken
:. meth Gaffney to Florence Fletcher
!, Fred w. Ware to Fern Albertson
!. Arthur Senst to Olga Kratzke and
Richard Wendlund to- Irene Cieve-
land.