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Evening star., 1926-12-02
MAID SEEKING $4,000
DAMAGES FOR ARREST
Former Employe at Lawyers Home
Says Health and Name In
tured in Theft Case.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 2.-Suit for
100000 damages was filed in Supreme
Court yesterday by Margaret Mo-
Connachie, former pantry maid in the
home Of Myron c. Taylor. attorney,
based on her arrest in connection
with the theft Of Jewels valued at
100000 from the Taylor home No
vember 8. The former maid also
asked that she be awarded $4,000
exemplary damages because Of the
total disregard Of her rights and
liberty"
She averred she was arrested by
private and city detectives without
warrant or justification and that her
good name and her health have been
permanently injured by the humili.
alton Of arrest and Police Court ap-
pearance. She was discharged a few
days after her arrest when detectives
said they had no evidence against
her. She contends her arrest was in.
stigated by Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
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Special Sale Observation-Disclosures Floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Why Do Men Leave Home? az
Iii School Boys
Are Arrested

Three high school students were"
arrested Yesterday by Traffic Of
fircr Van Bczel. two on charges Of
reckless driving and TIA" other ON
charge, of operating IA car with the
crt out open.
The arrests were made at Eighth
and Brighton streets shortly after
Classcs were dismissed AZ noon. The
boys names are being withheld ~
the request of the police as il is
tE,ir first otfenSe.
Van Bezcl was stationed in tn"
vicinity bv Chief Oswalt following
receipt Of numerous complaints from
residents who declared the students
we're burning up" the roads aud
disturbing the ncighborhood by run
ming ears with cut outs open.
The students will appear in po-
,.ce court next Monday and OSwalt
win recommend to Police Judge
I;ervcy that their drivers licenses
be revoked for 30 days.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14

No. 10913-Dept. ..
ACTION BROUGHT IN THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL AND
COMPLAINT FILED IN THE
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SAID COUNTY.
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial,
CIIAS. T. SCIIIROS, Plaintiff,
SAMUEL l.. CATANZARO. MARY
s. CATANZARO, CATANZARO
FRUIT COMPANY, a corpora
ton WILLIAM b. CONNI2Y,
JOHN DOE, RICHARD ROE,
MARY ROE, FIRST COMPANY,
corporation, Defendants
The People of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greetings to: Samuel
L. Catanzaro, Mary S. Catanzaro,
Catanzaro Fruit Company, a corpo-
ration, William II. Connirv, John
Doe, Richard Roe, Mary Roe, and
First Company, a corporation, de-
PENDANTS.
You arc directed to appear in an
action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the Sup
erior Court Of the State of Califor
mia, in and for the County Of I'm
perial, and to answer the complaint
therein within ten days after the
service on YOU of this Summons. if
served within the County Of I'm
perial, or within thirty days if
served elsewhere, and You are no.
titled that unless you appear and
answer as above required, the
plaintiff will take judgment for
any money or damages demanded
in the Complaint, as arising upon
contract, or will apply to the Court
for any other relief demanded in
the Complaint.
Given under my hand and seal Of
the Superior Court Of the County
of Imperial, State of California, this
18th day Of May, 1926.
C. G. MOUSSEAU,
County Clerk.
Bv G. +. Williford, Deputy.
l9:ia'u A ia 10 20 S 2 o 10 90 80 OF IA
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Firemen Visit
National Forest
Nv United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO. oct Delegates 10
the convention of the Pacific Coast
Association of Fire Chiefs ia ses
sion here. visited the General Grant
national forest today, They We're
guests of thr THlare reaoty fire
man : association.
Practically cL~ryono attending
the convention madr the trlp, tak
ny the opportunity for dar !, rest
tefofa Tie husy session hcduIcd
for tomorrow, when Officers wiil hr
elected, resolutions adopted and the
l997 convention city selected
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Name of Precinct:
PICACHO
Duck Season to
Open Saturday

Imperial valley. especially the sec
tiou near Salton Sea will be the
mecca Saturday of hundreds of MIN.
rods from the coa,t who plan to take
carly advantage Of the oHcniug Of
the duck season.
Sportsmcn in tins section predict
tho greatest duck season in The his
tory Of the sport in California.
Fraak Richmond. county game VII
den. reports the presence Of an IN
usually largc number of ducks in
the valley. Tomorrow the deer sea-
son will come to elose in the
state.
t., % RI
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Curse On Irish
Town Fulfilled
by United Press Leased Wire

DRCMCOLLOG II f Il, Ireland,
Oct. li.-Thc warning of the com.
ing visitation of II 'scVcn Years
curse upon this town, voiced by the
local priest from the pulpit seven
years ago, has been fulfilled.
Inhabitants are hopeful that the
thcatcr fire, which occurred here re
Gently with a loss of 81 lvos, will
he he last of the Course forever,
The "curse' upon the town be
gan seven years ago when Il wealthy
and eccentric farmer WAS wavlaid
eu his way home at night. Shortly
aftcrward another farmer was Killed
on the same spot. 1t was after these
murders, which were practically the
first descriptions in the quiet life of
the little town, that the local priest
announced from the pulpit that the
..scvcn.v ars curse had laid hold
Of Drumtollogher.
Soon following the announcement
two inhabitants We're shot by the
militia within Il few moments OF
one another. \ wear later inreh
diarics added to the list of eataS
trophies. \ party of Young men en-.
tered the local courthouse with the
! intention Of burning it. After
sprinkling the entire place with gas
olinc. one Of them accidentally
dropped a lighted cigarette. \ loud
explosion followed and slammed tht
door, trapping three of the NoHtas
! Two lost their lives in the fire and
the third died u few days later from
/ burns.
Many Fatal Accidents
Since then many fatal accident
j have occurred aud three citZrn'
have committed suicide during thp
ra>t year and a half.
The aisastrous fire, which occur
J rcd rretat'v. WIS in Il wooden harm
the loft Of which had hecn convert
81 into II moving picture theaief
/ The inquest following the fire re
j vea'cd that the projection maah1a'
WIS placed II the middle al th
floor with thr eNpe>ed films 3Aeb
teri feet away. IN unprotected eah
/ lie provided the only light lm
fire started when u raet ef rec
came in contact with the fi@ne q
! the candle.
Scarcely my If The few farailir
in town c~capad without mourning
far SOM member ~ the result q
'he fire.
\ 4illagcr. who assisted with n
urv.ug of thr victims Of boleea'-t
declared That i5e previous light h
tlaa are#aaa ~ burvin@ thre u
! The .own,peoplr Three 5aT- late
le assisted in bnrviug them.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
CITY Hall

city Hall
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Edward Dool
Judge: Herbert W. Going
Judge: Mrs. Grace f. Blaisdell
Clerk; Roy o. Milan
Clerk; George F. Ramsey
clerk: Mrs. Hally Wallace
Name of Precinct:
ALDER
Location Of Polling Place:
Jasper School House
BOARD CF ELECTION
Inspectors: Joseph Burdick
Judge; Benjamin Nlier
Judge Leonard :. Weed
Clerk: Ernest l.. Parker
Clerk: Mrs Zipporah 4. Bump
Clerk: Henry J. Mccullough
Name 81 Precinct:
MT. SIGNAL
Location Of Polling Place:
Mt. Signal store
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspectors: Mont X, Downing
Judge: George A. Cook
Judge: William L. TYLER
clerk: Mortimer Willingham
Clerk: Mrs. Ethel None
Clerk: Mrs. Olive NJ. Wolfe
Name Of Precinct:
VERDE
Location Of Polling Place:
Bond 5 Corner Store
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Henry T. Hooker
Judge; Leroy Hawk
Judge: Lee Bonesteele
Clerk Mrs. Synde Holiday
Clerk: Hosea Neidiffer
Clerk: Tom Waters
Name of Precinct:
HEBER
Location Of Polling Place;
Post Office
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectir: Eugene Potts
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Pursuant Of of
the State of California; notice hereby that General Election
will be held throughout Imperial
November be of
o'clock m o of the
be held at the
anated polling places precinct County
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14

If YOU re in college this fall aud
want to make hit with father,
write home for a couple Of pairs of
pa jamas.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Ask Police To
Protect Wedding

Two members of the flock of the
Rev. Roper, pastor of eolorcd
church at Second aud State streets
are going to be married tonight aud
they do not intend to let a little
thing Ike a riot stop them.
Their decision TO carry matters TO
y successful conclusion was reveal-
ed this morning in II note received
bv Chief of Police Oswalt from the
pastor.
Thc note Informed Oswalt of the
approaching ceremony aid request
ed that two policemen be detailed
to the church to see that disappoint-
cd suitors Of the bride do not ''start
Il riot.
OswaIt has detailed Officers Ma
W anI Pryor to attend aud TO see
that the Rev. Roper is permitted TO
marry the members Of his flock
without Interference. The hastilis
ties or festivities are scheduled TO
start al 80.
Headlines that tell the story:
! Fires at lis Wifc's Parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14

Judge: Silas Watson
Judge: Mrs. Sarah Colby
Clerk; Mrs. Addic l.. Oglc
Clerk: James Owens
Clerk: Mrs. Gertrude lloran.
Name of Precincts:
MELOLAIND
Location of boiling Place:
Meloland School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Homer \. Spear
Judge: Thomas l.. Rye
Judge: Zen Christian
Clerk: Grover G. Tucker
Clerk: Howard r. Jones
Clerk: David II. Williams.
Name of Precincts:
SUNSET
Location of Polling Place:
Porter \. Ferguson 5 Ranch
BOARD OF ELECTION
inspectors: Porter \. Ferguson
Judge: Robert 7. Benson
Judge: William T. Smith
Clerk; August ANlcr
Clerk: Gladys Rutherford
clerk: John G. Dick.
Name of Precinct:
PALO VERDE
Location of Polling Place:
Post Office
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Mrs. Marjorie Bra.
Ieel.
Judge: John G. Foley
Judge: Star X. Morrison
Clerk: Justus Smith.
Name OF Precinct:
PICACHO
Location of Polling Place:
Post Office
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Thomas j. Reilly
Judge: Bruno Mcndivil
Judge: Leonard PoSton
Clerk: Walter poston.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Name Of Precinct: !
HOLTVILLE No. |

Location Of PoIIing FIaee:
CITY Hall
BOARD OF ELECTION
inspectors: Norman Little
Judge: Mrs. Nancy Gresham
Judge: John T. Clark
Clerk: Mrs. Ida b. Cline
Clerk: John :. DYER
Clerk: Mrs. Lena BridenStinc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Name q ITrcIuct:
CALEXICO No. |

CALEXICO No. |
Location Of Polling Place:
Gateway Garage
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector Rudolph Il. Alvarado
Judge; Harry +. Bowman.
Judge: James II. Daily.
CLERK: Arthur J.. Herzog
clerk: James F. Holden
clerk: Hiram II Leonard,
Name of prcrincr:
CALEXICO No. 2
Location Of Polling Place:
Chamber Of Commerce Rooms
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Vincent y. Norman.
Judge: Robert D. Cameron.
Judge; L. NJ Hutchinson.
Clerk: James H Marshall,
Clerk: Lillian Colvan.
clerk: Miss Ruth Ritter.
Name Of Precinct:
CALEXICO No. 3
Location of Polling Place:
Sones Lumber Go.
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Den Wiliingham.
Judge: Earl b. Bowersock.
Judge: Strother H. Lockott
Clerk: Howard Heavener.
clerk: Paul W. Stowe
clerk: Edward H. Rogers
Name Of Precinct;
CALEXICO No. 4
Location Of Polling Place:
High School
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector Harry X. Mcconnell
Judge: Mrs Laura Carr
Judge: Edgar NJ. Beidleman
Clerk: L. j Gorec. Jr.
Clerk Alex w Leiseuring
clerk: Carl T. West
Name Of Precinct:
CALEXICO No. 5
Location of Polling Place;
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Name of Precinct:
NORTH END

Location of Polling Place:
North End school House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectors: Edward 7. McKim
Judge: Virgil c. Barber
Judge John Doss
Clerk: Albert =. Cox
Clerk: Ransom J. Morrison
Clerk: Laurence g. Sharp.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
McCahc School House

Location of rolling Placc:
&. W. Donley Bldg.
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Mrs. Olive Cannon
Judge: George W. Damron
Judge: Mrs. Mabel Daily
Clerk: Mrs. Edna Daniels
Clerk: Mrs Emma l.. Gale
Clerk: John Beleove
Name of Precinct:
IMPERIAL No. 2
Location of Polling Place:
Imperial Hotel Annex
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: William j. Webb
Judge: Simon T. Williams
Judge: James f. Cannon
Clerk: Guy j. Cannadv
Clerk: Lester Eichold
Clerk: Mrs. Dora Gott
Name of Precinct;
IMPERIAL No. 3
Location of Polling Place:
City Hall
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Will A. Edgar
Judge: Chester \. Afford
Judge: Ray l.. Carter
Clerk: George W. Donlev
Clerk: Miss Estella Falla
Clerk: Andrew Y. Preble
Name of Precincts:
MESQUITE LAKE
Location of Polling Place:
Coon Ranch
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Mack Trentham
Judge: Daniel Southwell
Judge: Mrs. Henrietta Timpe
Clerk: Don c. Goodrich
Clerk: Amos II. Hevencr
Clerk: George O. Mason
Name of Precinct:
NEW RIVER
Location of Polling Place:
]. w. Poor Ranch
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Dorman Y. Stewart
Judge: Lewis \. Kirkpatrick
Judge: Vaughn Quaekcnbu>h
Clerk: Patrick Skelly
Clerk Charles II. Westmorland
Clerk: Aldred NJ. Mealey
Name of Precinct:
BRAWLEY No. l
Location of Polling Place:
Rrawlev Union High School
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectors Ashley c, lnwood.
Judge: Mrs. Nora s. Juvenal
Judge: Mrs. Alice VI. Robinson
Clerk: Elmer O. Waters
Clerk: Mrs. Zoe H. Baker
Clerk: John De Lahunt
Name of Precinct:
BRAWLEY No. 2
Location of Polling Place:
E.astside School
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Mrs. Mary F. Pack
wood
Judge: Mrs. Edith Harris.
Judge: John A. Irelan. .ir.
Clerk: Charles d. Fowler.
Clerk: Clarence Ried.
Clerk: Irwin Waldsmith.
Name OF Precincts:
BRAWLEY No. 3
Location of Polling Place:
GUY Pearson ; summer House
Imperial Ave. and H. Street
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Leroy 4. Andrews.
Judge: Cyril b. Marking.
Judge: Horace G. Fiehls
Clerk: George \. Dahl
Clerk: Charles c. Casey
Clerk: Philo Jones.
Name of Precinct:
BRAWLEY No. A
Location of Polling Place:
Grammar School
BOARD OF ELECTION
INSPECTOR: Carl \. jacobson
Judge: George Hayes
Judge: +. H. Harris
Clerk: John r. Mcdonald
Clerk. Mrs. Lillian Crandall
Clerk: Roy Thompson.
Name of Precinct:
BRAWLEY No. 5
Location Of Polling Place:
City Hall
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Earl McReynolds
Judge: David w. RannellS, Jr
Judge: Alvin II. Rice
Clerk: d. Sheperd
Clerk: Mrs. Helen NJ. Fulton
Clerk: Samuel y. Fritz.
Name of Precinct;
LAVENDER
Location Of Polling Place:
Wills Ranch, l2 Miles east
of Brawlev
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Mrs. Flossie Arnctt
Judge: Edgar S. Bellwood
Judge: Robert \. Benson
Clerk: Charles II. Brooks
Clerk: William p. Mansfield
Clerk: Mrs. Ida Tabor
Name Of Precinct:
MAGNOLIA
Location of Polling Place;
School House
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14

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ncy.
Judac: Mrs. Laura G. Barnes.
Clerk John w. Briggs
Clerk: Nell II. Gavin.
Clerk: Joseph II. Robinson
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. |
Location of Polling Place:
Commercial street Grammar SchoC
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Paul X. Church
Judge: John II. Williams
Judge: Arthur c. Rath
Clerk: NJ. Clark Falkcnhury
Clerk: Owen j. Morris
Clerk: Irwin II. Nelson
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRO No. 2
Location of Polling Place:
Wilson School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectors: Irwin Maupin
Judge: Charles b. Jobcs
Judge: James W. Shepard
Clerk: Francis \. Richards
Clerk: Robert y. Stetson
Clerk: Wm j. Strickland.
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRO No. 3
Location of Polling Place:
County Jail
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectors: William G. Reed
Judge: James \. Schofield
Judge: Charles H. Small
clerk: Rollie e. Bridges
Clerk: Julius B. Hoekett
Clerk: Gohle Hurst
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRO No. 4
Location of Polling Place:
City Hall
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Hugh f. Hanes.
Judge: Mrs. Lotus Casebere
Judge: Preston c. Hill
Clerk: Mrs. Elizabeth Embury
Clerk: Mrs. Irene McLaren
Clerk: Jacob Steiff
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRO No. 8
Location of Polling Place:
Olive Street School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Robert P. Moore
Judge: Frederick W. Connolly
Judge: Douglas R. Decide
Clerk: Francis B. Ferris
Clerk: Clarance \. Grabendike
clerk: Cleo c. McCarv
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRIC No. 6
Location of Polling Place:
1ocopah Club. 9th and Holt Street
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Charles Morgan
Judge: Edwin ]. Allen
udge: Lloyd f. Byrne
Clerk: Herman \. Conger
Clerk: Mrs. Anna W. Strickler
Clerk: Mrs. Irene {. Modem
Name of Precinct:
FL CENTRO No. Z
Location of Polling Place:
Seventh Street School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Don c. Bitler
Judge: William L. Garrett
Judge: Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Diller
Clerk: Mrs. Belle Hovey
Clerk: James T. DeNore
Clerk: Mrs. Leota Overholzer
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRO No. 8
Location of Polling Place:
Valley Lumber Co.
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: William \. Payne
Judge: John Friday
Judge: Mrs. Lucille Culberson
Clerk: George f. Davis
Clerk: William 4. Jackson
Clerk: Mrs. Matte $. Nelson
Name of Precinct;
DOGWOOD
Location Of Polling Place:
Me Collum Ranch, Dogwood Cana
and Main Street
BOARD or ELECTION
Inspector: Herbert K. Anderson
Judge: Foster o. Bragg
Judge: George NJ. Hopgood
Clerk: Eugene VI. Deyo
Clerk: Edwin y. D. Hatch
Clerk: Gerald II. Shaw
Name of Precinct:
DATE
Location of Polling Place:
Eucalyptus School
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspectors: Robert A. Chestnut
Judge: George \. Swami
Judge: Robert W. Campbell
Clerk: Owen Chick
Clerk: 4. Victor Klintberg
Clerk: Miss Florence Yarnell
Name OF Precinct:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-14
Name of Precinct:
Ell CENTRO No. 8

Location of Polling Place:
Olive Street School House
BOARD OF ELECTION
Inspector: Robert P. Moore
Judge: Frederick W. Connolly
Judge: Douglas R. Decide
Clerk: Francis B. Ferris
Clerk: Clearance \. Grabendike
clerk: Cleo c. McCarv