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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
ELMENT, ELTAvoZoTT, TIT
HAGYOTT BENNttNKET

November h6 3-an Szab6 p
Istvanne. sziil. Szabo Zs6fia orok
alomra hunyta lie szemeit, Erie.
Pa. varosanak Scent Lorincr0l el
nevezett korhazaban, As ewes ko-
raban. Banatos ferjen xviii. aki-
vel "a evi boldog hazassagot tM
tott, 3 gyermeket, vagyis arvat
hagyott hatra ferje gondozasara
a 19 ewes Eszter lanyat, Is ewes
Istvant es a 13 ewes Sandort. FL
hunyt no testyerink sziiletett
lSS3-ban, szepttember San. Zemp
len megye Kis Kovesden. Hazas-
sagra lepett 1904. augusztus %
an. Szab6 P. Istvannal New Yors
varosaban. 5 gyermekkel aldotta
meg Sket ezen lido alatt a Min
denhat6. melybol negy 81 es egy
mechalt. Elso gyermekuk, Erzse-
bet. feriezett Kosk6 Ferenczne es
fentemlitett harom el
Az elhunyt no tstveriink tobb
even keresztHl gyogyithatatlan
gyomor betegsegben szenyedett,
mig vegil ez ev september 2-en
csaladja beleegyezesevel operacio
ala adta magat, mely utan OF heti
es par napi nagy kinl6dasok ko-
z0tt kizenvedett. Ferje hazaszai-
iitatta Is no sen sajat hazuk-
b6l, 534 Tyndale aye.-r6l kisertek
or0k nyugalomra a rengeteg 70,
konsae. komaik es barataik gyasz
,kiserete mellett.
| Kivanunk ezen megboldogult
nStestveriinknek a rideg hant a
latt csendes pihenest, lelkenek
0rok boldogsagot az egekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
Izpalnas vaIasztas
Campbellen

Nemcsak Youngstownban va
lasztanak a polgarok kiil0mb0z6
politikai aflasolSra hivataInoko-
kat, hancm Campbcllbcn. is. A
campbell valasztas azonban usy
latszik sokkal izgalmasabb, mint
d youngstown. Mintha az egesz
varos KIT hatalmaS tAhorra osz-
lott yolna. Az cgyik tabor IT. Roy
Gordon jeloli melleti hareasko-
dix, a mask pcdig anthony Ju-
Iius mellett kardosko odik A va
laszias napjanak folyaman t0b.
bek k0z0tt ket lak6haz alaposan
megserHlt egy bomba robbanasa-
nak k0vetkezteben. A rend fen
tartasa erdekeben nen csak q
rend6rseg, hanem megyei She.
riff segitsege is meGjelent a rend
fentartasara.
Allitolag felfegyverkezett ESQ
portok iartak varost S igyekez.
tex megfelemliteni a szavazokat
A partok vezer embcrei tagad jak.
hogy akarmilyen 0sszekottctesiik
is volna rendhont6 csapatokkal
Tiltott fegyverviscldS Matt t0bl
beket elfogtak, inert kcscket cs re
volvereket mutogattak s azokka'
ijesztgettck a hel1es szayazo pol
garokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
Szelesitik a
Market St.-et

IL4tfon este tartott Council gyii
lesen ugy hataroztak a varos a
tyak, hogy a Market Street azon
reszst. amelyilS a Dalasen es War
rem StreeteR k5z6tt van, go lab
nyi szeles6gr6l 81 labra szelesi
tik.
Regota kesziilGdnek ere a le
pesre, de eddig kiil0mboz6 akada
lyok lchetetlenne tett&k hata
rozat meghozatalat. A varosi is.
kolasztk cgy ntobhi gyiilesen
ugy hatarozott. hogy hailand6 a
sziikscges darab f0ldet oda ajan-
dekozni. valamint a rea esd kolt
stgekct megfizetni.
"A megszclesitett rfszt South
High Sqdarenek fogjak nevezni
Daczara annak. hogv munkala
tokat azonnal mcgIehetne kozde
nj ,tekintettel tel k0zcledtdrp
csak tavasszal kezdik meg. A vii
lamos vaganyok javitasa is ke
!szen lesz akkorra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
KATHoLIKUS EGYHAZI
Il GYtLEs.

A Magyarok Nagyasszonva R6-
mai Katholikus Hitkozs6e az el-
mutt vasarnap tartotta nagy gyii-
leset. A gyiildsen a hivck nagy
szamban jelentek meg. Eel lett
olvasva az alapt6kebc torleszt6l1
nfvsora. hogy ez ideig XII mcnnyii
t6rlcztctt. A ielentesbol kitint,
hogy sokan mar az egesz ossze-
get kifizettek. Jelen volt Fot.
varlaky Sander plebanos ur is,
aki felmutatta a birtok levelet -
Deedet - excel igazolta, hogy
a birtok X; van fMetve. A felolva-
soft penztari szamadas is j6vaha-
pyassal tudomasul vetetett. A Je'
lentes szerint a lottok kifizetes1
kran feliil a bankban boteten ma
radt $1O9e.o9.
A gyiilts alkalmaval. az elsd
keruletben a kollektorsagot elfo-
gadta Pal Janos. Elhataroztatott
hogy tekintettel rossz rnunkavi-
szonyokra, csak egy kollektalae
lesz egy keriiletben. A gyiileser
lev6k elhataroztak, hogy ARA kc
rik a hiveket, hogy a kollektoro
kat fogadjak sziyesen, akar ad
max valamit, akar nem. Hiszer
| mem maguknak gyiijtenek, hanen
! az 0nkentesen magukra vallalt ki
telessegiiknek tesznek eleget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
EL0ADksT TART.

I
Kraia J6zsef, a United Printing
Co. alelnske, november lien, en-
nenteken este s 6rai kezdettel eio'
adast fog tartani eur6pai utaza'
sar6l. melyrol a kozelmultban teri
vissza.
E5adasat a Campbell Neigh
borhood Houscban fogja megtar-
iani az international Club osszc-
jGyetelen.
Mindenkit legnagyobb szive'
lycssaggel latnak czen az e'oada'
son.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
HALALozAs.

Szueta Janos, 1927 Albert st.
alatt lak6 honfitarsunk 81 ewes
koraban meghalt. Szueta 25 eyvel
ezelStt jott Magyarorszagb6l A.
merikaba, Youngstownba. Hala.
lat felesegsn Julian kiviil gya
sx0ljAk Ferenc, JAnos fs Julia
gyormekei.
szueta SIT. Gyorgy hitkoz
seq tagja volt IS oman foriAl
temetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10

kovetkezOk: Gus A. Doeright az
els0 keruletben, Jerry Sullivan a
masodikban, w. L. Buchanan a
negyedikben, nagy hare utan a
magyarok altal partolt John Nc
Farlanddal szemben, Thomas Ro
bertson nyert. az 0t0dik kerulet,
ben, John Rothwell hatodikban.
es VIM. A.. Lamb a hetedik ben
Ebben a keriiletbcn Kepk6 Agost
bevandoroltak jcloltjc masodik
lett.
4 grade elimination mellctt
lsaknem hats2or annvian szavaz-
tax. mint ellene.
\ Marshall bill ellen csaknem
n6gysZcr annyian szavaztak, mint
mcllctlc ChiropractOr bill pc
dig liet eS felSzeres t0bbsegrel bu
kott cl Youngstownban.
Gordon nyert.
A campbelli valasztas korai
hajnali orak izgalmai dacara Cor
dom polgarmester gy6zelmevel
vegzodott. Gordon t0bbseee k0zel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
vERHovAY s21.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 321.
Campbell. O. fi6kja most vasar-
nap 2 oral kezdettel tartia rendes
havi gy1leskt a l2O Robinson Rd.
alatti gyiilesterembon.
AZ alApszab&lyok ertelm chen
a tagok felk&retnelk, hogy a gyii-
lfsen jelenjenek meg.
A tisxtikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
K0SZ0NETNYILVANITAS.

Alolirott eAlton is kijSz0netet
mondok Matyasy iigyv6d urnak
azert, hogy torvenyes iigyekb6l
kifolyo reaibizottak'ban oily elSze-
kenyseggel es pontosaggal. sza-
balvszeriien intezte ell a rabzott
ugyet. 10 lelekkcl ajanlhatom 81
mindazoknak, akik iigyes-bajos
dolgokban iigyvedhcz 6hajtanak
fordulni.
Kopacsy Janosne,
1862 Manhattan Ave
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10

te Gordont a polgarmesteri
szekbe.
Altal6ban nem panaszkod
hatunk a valasztasok cred
rn6nye felett.
Hot,ngstown,! IS Mahoning
naegys kor,nAnyzata j6 ke-
-ckben lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10

Ohio allan polparai.
"A 1sMs,as library
~ Wlsk Az /
,., -. ..' :
1vonoSsnot u,,...
csontszarazak altal annyira
partolt Is minden Kukac
templom sz6szfkfr6l nagy-
ban desert igazsagtalan tor
v6ny.
Youngstown varosanak
polgarsaga beigazolta, hogy
amikor arrol van $40, hogy
a varos javara az adokb6l
igazan sziikseges dolgokra
forditsanak penzt mint
NOT llellette van es tiz eV
~
q sra,'e eiiilllh''l"h a'''
mott amilvcnre 4 varoshan
meg ncm volt pelda. Mem a.
karom magamat dicserni,
AIT megtettek mar az ame-
rlKal lapok, &c a grace ell
i'''i'A''on N'ii'l.''"'' VI ',
y
.o,o,hy, u, ~, l. ;,,ttotnol
oc1- ns1mo soat
"Dzs6' Heffernan. a Talr
10 Morr,ort ,or,,.r,,1 ;s 60,
-. h:s , v,,t.,
,,-
ioi''' i'' e'o az
. tA a. 'N''' i'"A''''" 70
earok Macy .resze he1lernan
meliett szavazott a valasz-
tasokon. Heffernan j6 pol.
garmcster lcsz. 10 bir6 volt.
R;ztosra vohetS hoov q va
roc ns,v;;o,.; rcvotss6hcn !;
..y
: "
reA taflacsa''
Williams, akit sokan biz
los gvoz.esnek 'ar'o'ak an
Ilak hoszolll'eti Verestci'
nogy d hukacoA q az : a.ois' |, :
percpen me'ie''e iosia''"N
aliast'
jart. Az ok jeloltjeik minc
megbuknak. Exert bukot1
meg Williams is, inert haba1
3 maga nem kert a Kuka'
narto1ash61 mar a tudat;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-10
(N) Gyoz0tt az igazsag

IN GyOZOtt az lgazSag
a valasztasokon.
A gyalazatos Marshall
bill-t, afnely visszaadta vol
ma az onkenyii hataImat q
skvajereknek Is konstable
reknek, fel millid szavazat.
tobbseggel vetett6k vissza
Ohio allan polgarai.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24
COMPANY
 CLEARS $500, ,OcO-N NOME

Placer operations of the Ham, mon Consolidated Gold Fields in the Nome district were very successful last year, $1,200,- 900 being produced during the open season by the three dredges operated. The output is said to represent a net prof. it of $600.000. During the last three months of the season the monthly operating earnings averaged $515,000 a month. The company expects to prv
 duce about $2,0O0,0O0 during the present year in the Nome
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24
INJURED MINER
 NOW SIGHTLESS

Late Fairbanks press dis ratches report that Dunlap and Shaw, miners, who were recently injured at Beaver as a result of the explosion of dynamite caps when they fell over a cliff, are now in the Fairbanks hospital, having been brought to the Interior metropolis by airplane, Dun lap is reported to have be- come sightless as a result of the accident and Shaw has the use of only one eye. Their condition otherwise is favor
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24
BUTTE FR0DUcmoN
 TWO BILLION

E
 c. A. O'Leary Company of St. Paul states that in an area of two by three miles, Butte, since 1882 has led all mineral zones of the world in product ion of mineral wealth and. gives this district a yield to date of more than $1,850,00o,- 900. The above total does not include production of the Butte hill prior to 1882 and does include the placer and quartz production in the Butte district.-Mining Truth.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24
KUSKOKWIM DREDGE
 HAS GOOD SEASON

The New ork-Alaska Gold Dreding Company, operating on Bear Creek, in the Kusko- kwim district, took out $60,000 in gold during the past season. The dredge was installed on the ground late last spring and actual mining operations did not commence until midsum. mer. The gold production tor the period of operation went about 5000 a day.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24
able.

Dick Hoogendern, a resident of Deering in the Nome Sc -tio has been arrested on a charge of murdering his wiGe, . forh. CT Nome girl, who was t..s mother of II children, all of whom were left destitute hy the death of their mother an :. imprisonment of the father.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24

AsAA DSA SSASR
 Malamute Barber Shop Bakery GoOds- Quick Lunch.
 Ideal Cafe.
 Hyder Grocery. Blacksmithing- Hyder Machine Shop. Clothing
 Hyder Mercantile Go. Chinaware Crockery- Hyder Mercantile Go. Curios-
 Hyder Drug Go. Card RoOms-
 Malamute Cigar Store. Northern Pool Hall. Drugs-
 Hyder Drug Co. >Dairies- Hyder Dairy Electrical Supplies- Hyder Mercantile Go. Explosives
 Salmon River Dock. Go. Fuel
 Hyder Fuel Company Salmon River Dock Go. General Supplies- Hyder Mercantile Go. Groceries-
 Hyder Grocery. Hyder Mercantile Co. Green Goods- Hyder Grocery. Hyder Mercantile Go. Gas Engines Hyder Machine Shop. Hotels
 Golden Gate Hotel. Hardware
 Hyder Mercantile Go. Jewelry-
 Nugget Shop.
 Hyder Drug Go. Laundry
 Portland Canal Electric Machine Shop Hyder Machine Shop. Meat Markets- P. Burns & Go. Notary Public Ernest Bl:e. Plumbing, SteamfittinC- Hyder Machine Shop. Printing Hyder Herald. Pool Rooms- Northern Pool Hall Professional
 Ernest Blue, Attorney. Photo Supplies Hyder Drug Go. RestaurantS- Ideal Cafe
 Quick Lunch Silver Grill Smokers Supplies- . Malamute Cigar Store. Northern Pool Hall Hyder Drug Go. Hyder Mercantile Go. Golden Gate Hotel Stationery
 Hyder Drug Go. Steamship Agencies- Salmon River Dock Co. Steamship Lines Border Line Transport'n Go. Toilet Preparations Hyder Drug Co. Tranfer Companies- Sam Potts
 Crawford Transfer Co. Hyder Fuel Co. Typewriters-
 Hyder Drug Go.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24

.Of a total of 26 babies born
 tt the Anchorage hospital last year, 21 were boys and only 5 girls, according to records If that institution. Out of S7
 ,irths in 1925 the boy babies held a majority of only one.
 II 1924 there were 53 births, and 65 occurred in 1923, with boys predominating in both years.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24

Ed Forman, Skagway pioneer nd for years one of the pro- rietors of the Golden North
 otel at Skagway, passeu way recently in Seattle.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24

A new production record wa, established last year by the Alaska Juneau mine, with |. total of S,s0O,o0o tons of ore trammed. This was SIS, ,360. tons more than in 1925. O1 the total amount of ore pro- duced, 1,60O,OO0 tons were millcd and 2,20O,000 tons were discarded as waste. For the last three months of 1926 .::le daily average of ore handled was 12,2OO tons.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24

Excusing himself to friends
 0r the trouble he had brought
 hem, M. Shogen Fugicowa, of a small laundry at Cordova, recently committed suicide by shooting himself through the head with a revol- ger. The act was committed turing a fit of despondency because of lingering illness for which he could see no hope
 relief. He had been i'll with 'ri hts disease for several
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24

J. J. Davis, former resident of Ketchikan and Craig, wno absconded from the latter town with about $500 in ,hecks given him by residents 70 cash or bank in Ketchikan during a visit he made to the First City in 1925, will be brought back to Ketchikan rom Seattle to answer s. frand Jury indictment for
 n5ezzlement brought against he same year. Since his disap-
 earance from Ketchikan, 1avis was arrested about five aonths ago at Greeley, Colo- edo, on a Seattle warrant
 aarging embezzlement in tha,
 ty. He was taken back to Se- title and received & five months sentence. On com
 letting the sentence he was rdered returned to Ketchikan y the Federal Court to answer he local indictment. Davis Is lso said to have taken the avings of his young wife, 5hom he married while at 5raig, at the time of his disap >earance.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24

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Hyder weekly herald., 1927-01-24

Mrs. George w. Carmack, widow of the discoverer of the Klondike, has presented a tract of 15 acres of land to the llaska-Y Yukon Club of Seattle for use in connection with the establishment of a home for aged oldtimers of the North. The acreage is near Seatt :, and close to a railroad.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-12
BEAU CESTE"
TO BE SHOWN
HERE SHORTLY

Of particular interest to FL Cen.
tro residents among a list of new
films which will be SHOWN at the
Palace and Valley thcatcrs within
the next few months, is Beau
.Gcste,' starring Ronald Colman,
Noah Beery and other celebrated
stars.
This picture will appeal strongly
to local folks because many Of its
scenes were filmed in the sandhills
between Holtvillc and Yuma, a year
ago. At that time many FL Cen
trans paid visits to the moving pic
turc camp and have since been
awaiting the finished picture.
Many other attractive offerings
are included in the following list
just received by Manager Norris:
John Barrymore in "Don JUAN
michael Strogoff;' Footloose
Widows with Louise Fazenda and
Jacqueline Logan; Sydney Chaplin
in "The Better Ole;'' Vera Rey.
nolds in Corporal Kate;' Pola
Negri in "Hotel Imperial;' Ronald
Colman in beau Geste;' "The
Music Master;'' Richard Dix in
- Paradise for Two;' Jackie Coo
gan in Johnnie Get Your Hair
Cut Corrine Griffith in "The
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-12
Inquest Held
In Fox Death

Inquest into the death of Carl
Fox failed to bring to light any
clues as to identity of the driver of
the machine which struck and killed
Fox on the Calexico highway near
Heber last suncay night. The in
quisition was hello in the offices Of
b. T.. Lemons, coroner, late yester-
day afternoon.
Several witnesses were summoned
to testify but no direct evidence as
to the driver of the death car or
evidence which would serve to iden-
tify the machine itself was given.
The finding of the mans body in
the highway and circumstance
which took place after that time
were unfolded by the witnesses.
The jury after a short delibera-
tion returned the following verdict
through the foreman, Loe Hetzell:
1--WE find that the victim whose
name is presumably Carl Fox, met
death by reason of a fractured skull
caused by being hit by an automo-
bile, driven by an unknown person,
while the deceased was walking
along the county highway at a point
near Hebcr, Cal.'
Investigation into the case will be
continued by the district attorneys
office.
A short funeral service was held
for the victim in the Lemons flu
neral chapel at 3 clock this aft
ernoon and burial was made in the
Mountain View cemetery. This was
done at the request of a sister of the
man of Bristol, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-12

so l am told, are the only one who
has any
81 have one jcr Of carrot lam
left down cellar saiI the bunny,
! somewhat sadly. "If it will make
Mr.. Stubtail better, take it by all
means. I'll get it for you.' Go
ing down cellar Uncle Wiggily took
the last jar marked carrot Jam, and
handed it to DR.. Possum. "Give it
to Mr.. Stubtail with my compli-
ments,' said the bunny bravely.
When DR.. Possum was gone, I'm
ele Wiggily felt hungry.
60 was going to eat carrot jam,
but now | have nome said the bun
ny. 81 viii take turnip jelly in
stead He brought up the Jar
marked with the jelly's name, but
when he opened it the bunny gave
a glad and joyful cry, saying "Hur-
ray!' Here s another jar of carrot
lam! I must have had two when
thought there was only one! Hur-
ray!' And he ate the carrot Jam.
But lust then DR.. Possum came
back, all smiles and said: ~ made
a mistake and so did you, Unc,e
Wiggilv. l should have said Mr..
Stubtail needed turnip jelly 20
make him well, and that s what you
gave me for him. The jar was
marked carrot jam but it had tur.
nip jelly in it. The labels must
have been mixed. Turnip jelly was
what the bear wanted.
"Then thank goodness, I have
my last jar of carrot JAM laughed
the rabbit gentleman. 81 m glad
the labels were mixedl' And so
was Nurse Jane who had accident
lily mixed them. So everything
was all right. The bear gentleman
got well. Uncle Wiggily didn t lose
his last jar of carrot jam, though
he was willing to give it away, and
the sun shone. And if the puppy
dog will kindly give the goldfish
niece of Swiss cheese to hang in
front of its globe for a lace cur
tain, | II tell you next about Uncle
Wiggily's valentines.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-12
Bedtime Stories
Copyright, 1927, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
Ey HOWARD z. CARTS
UNCLE WIGGILY'S CARROT
JAM

Uncle Wiggily was very fond OF
carrot jam. Oh, he just loved it
And each fall, when his wife made
other preserves and canned green
clover and made sassafras pickles,
one Of the things the rabbit lady
had to be very careful about was
making Uncle Wiggily's carrot
jam!' =
II always make a dozen jars of
it., Mrs. Longears said to her
friend Aunt Lettie, the goat. wig
is so fond Of carrot jaml'
4" I hope he gets enough of it,
bleated Aunt Lettie.
"Oh, yes, but it doesn't last
long" replied the rabbit wife. =
think there is only one jar left down
cellar. Wig is saving that as a
special treat, for l can t make any
until next season.
Truly enough, Uncle Wiggily was
saving that last jar for a special oc-
casion. He knew it was the last
one and though he often wanted to
open it and spread some on his
bread, he held back, saying:
mo. I might be taken i'll, and
then I d need that carrot jam. III
save it. Ill wait a bit about eat
ing it y
But each day he would 60 down
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-12

cellar and look at the jar of carrot
jam on the shelf, and he would
smack his lips and twinkle his pink
nose and rub his paws together say
ing:
"Ah, such treat as 1 have in
store. 1t will be worth waiting for,
How I love carrot jam!'
On the shelf stood other jars of
preserves, such as turnip jelly and
cabbage marmalade. But to Uncle
Wiggily nothing was so good as car
rot jam spread on bread.
One day Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuz-
" went down cellar to get a jar of
huckleberry pickles for dinner and
while there the muskrat lady motto
ed that some of the labels had fal-
len off the preserve jars. Each jar
was named. Pieces of paper, with
the name Of the preserve or jelly or
Nm were pasted on the jars. Now
two pieces of paper were on the
cellar floor. The paste had dried
letting them drop.
"Huml' said Nurse Jane, pick
Ing up luG IdlC1S' OHC ID O44 tiiN
jar of carrot jam, and the other is
off the jar of turnip jelly. l II
paste the labels back so Uncle Wig
gily will know his jam when he
makes up his mind to eat it. But
he is waiting a long while. "
So the muskrat lady pasted the
labels back on the preserve jars and
hoped up stairs with huckleberry
pickles, and everything was all
right for while until, all of sud-
den, DIR. Possum came hurrying to
the hollow stump bungalow.
"Oh, Uncle Wiggily!" called DR..
Possum. "Mr. Stubtail, the bear
gentleman, is very i'll. The only
thing that will cure him will be car
rot jam. l have inquired all over
Woodland for carrot jam, and you,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-12
Bar Association
Holds Meeting

AT a meeting of the Imperial
Valley Bar Association held yester-
day at l 0 clock in the court room,
department two, a committee was
appointed to investigate and report
upon the proposed bill which would
make the Bar Association a state
wide organization with branches in
every important town of Califor-
MIA.
In addition a committee was ap-
pointed to investigate the bill
which is under consideration by the
state legislature, and would change
the criminal procedure now practis-
ed in the state.
After appointing the two commit
tees to investigate and report upon
these important matters, the associa-
tion adjourned the meeting until
February 25, when the committees
will report before the regular meet
ing scheduled to take place on that
date at the Barbara Worth Hotel,
and which will be preceded by
luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-12
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Fehrr,av 10 1910

The Imperial Valley Gas Company
is extending its service mains on
west State street.
The board of supervisors of I'M
nerial county has ordered that the
proper correction be made in the tax
rolls go that the California Deve-
lopment Company, whose property
escaped assessment and payment of
taxes to the state, shall be pro-
Derlv assessed.
Flovd Rragg. student Of the
Central Union High school, is to go
TO Los Angeles this month to try
out as a PLAYER in the Vernon base
hall team. Brauc is one of the best
ball players in Imperial valley.
G. E. Paris, general manager Of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-12
TEN YEARS AGO
February IL. 1917

Lieutenant w. A. Robertson, who
figured in the sensational aerial
flight from San Diego to Calexico,
and who was lost in the Sonora de-
sert, is again on duty at the North
Island school at San Diego.
Each postmaster in the valley is
aiding in recruiting soldiers and
sailors for the United States gov
ernment. At present there is spe-
cial recruiting office at the Prin-
cess hotel in Ell Centre, but the
federal officers, such rs postmast-
ers, are doing their best to aid in
recruiting the army and navy to it's
full strength.
Mrs. w. II. Timken, wife of the
well known ranch head, motored
over from San Diego today.
J. Ordonez was brought to the
county Jail this morning from Ca.
lexico, where he is accused of at
tempting to steal an overcoat from
Varney Bros. and Company s store.
The manager of the furnishing de-
partment detected Ordonez in the
act.