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VISALIA DAILY YI7ALIA, CALirQItNLA SATURDAY, DECEMBER la, 192 izz3, AIJRICA F0M1AUY INVITED BY LEAGUE RAWEBICTIES TO IHP CUT TICKS S0I.IE SEASONAL CONCERNING SUGGESTIONS TOYS DONATIONS Brief Items from Abroad TO PLAY UiH I3VEIS CIIT2AI I (Continued from Page One) Leagues 1926 disarmament conference. All states which, are not represented ou the commission will bn invited-to submit their views. The Councils action constituted a ratification of it armament committee' action earlier, in deciding to ask especially the United States, Russia and Germany to assist. Th preparation commission has been summoned to meet February 15 at Geneva. The American invitation Was transmitted this afternoon to th American Minuter at Berne.

national agreements recorded openly in Geneva. An effort to meet President Cool-idgeg views in favor of separate land and naval conferences failed when the Council decided unanimously that military, naval and aerial aspects shonld be considered in preparing for the parley. Representatives of 'France, Japan and Italy announced that their gover-ments could not consider separating these phases. OTHERS INVITED GENEVA, Dec. 12.

The League of Nations Council today formally decded tk invite the United States, German Russia. Bulgaria, Finland, Holland, TOIand, Roumania and Siberia to participate with ten members of the Council on the the city who might not otherwise enjoy the pleaaures of a visit 'from Santa Some Suggestion It is asked of those who would donate toys that they see to it that toys given are in repair, at least. It has been suggested that tomorrow might be a good day for Daddy to put in a few licks at the request of the childre in fixing up the toys to be put to good use. While it is the desire of the committee that the toys be brought to the Community Christmas program in the auditorium, many toys 11 have been donated beforehand, judging from word from parents who have been digging through the toy boxes. Miss Fuller will be glad to take charge donations.

of all such commission for preparation of the (United Press Leased Wire) ATLANTA. Dec. 12. Walter Goodwin, star Georgia Tech guard, and Red Barron, former Tech captain, have been signed to play football for the same team which Ernie Nevers, Stanford fullback, will captain In Florida next year. The team, which is being financed by Jacksonville, capitalists, will meet Red Grange's Chicago bears in that city January 2.

Other games are to be played in Atlanta, Miami, Los Angeles and San Francisco. According 'to "Pup' Phillips, local football coach who is representing Jacksonville capitalists financing the team, contracts to play in New York and other cities are being arranged for Nevers team. CARD OP THANKS To all those who by thoughtful acts and kind words and floral offerings comforted us in our bereavement over the deatn of our son and brother, Basil Ervin' Raulston, we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks. MRS. SARAH RAULSTON, and family.

95 'limes Advertising Pays FREE DELIVERY ALL HOURS Phone 28 LOOT MARKET With Martha Washington Store Western Autos Auto Accessories make sensible, practical gifts qifts that are always appreciated qifts appropriate for friends and relatives gifts that add to the comfort, pleasure, safety and economy of motor i no gifts that are in use all-year round. The shelves at all Western Auto stores are just teeming with new merchandise. Your Christmas gift monay will go farther if you make your selections during this sale. Your gifts will be packed in Christmas boxes all ready to present. Below are a few of the articles included in this tale: '(Jr Sam Goes Fishin Sam "Gawge, Ah wants to tell you 'bout a little sperience Ah had fishin.

George What am dat, Sam? Sam Well, Ahs settin thah fishin an a man done come erlong an say Hello, Sam, what you doin? Ah says Yes, suh, done kotched hunner an fifty black bass. Den he Bay You knom who Ah is? Ah say No, suh, an he say Ahm de fish and game warden an you been violatin de law. Ah say Mister you all know who Ah is? He say he don know an he don care, an Ah say Well, suh, Ahm de biggest liah in dis yere county. Ah aint koch no fish, not even a minny. He say You come erlong with me anyhow, an he put me in one dem licious lookin young Nash automobiles, called a Ajax, an drove to Campbell's Garage and talked to Jimmy bout dem Nashes and AJaxeses.

Dat Jimmy he done say dat business is good an gettln betteh. Anything Want In An utomobile NASH and AJAX Offer You CALL ON JDJMY Visalia Nash Co. CAMPBELLS GARAGE 315 East Main Street Visalia, Calif. Leader Spotlight Here Is a really useful gift dependable always handy ready to point out house numbers, road signs and bad spots in the road. Our Gift Sale Price Is $1.85 "Williams Spotlight Genuine Williams Spotlight very popular.

4H-inch reflector. Gift CO QC Sale Price is yfaaVW Stanley Jug An all-year utility. Keeps foods at original temperature all dav. Cannot break. An ideal family gift.

Gallon size. reduced during $5.95 the Gift Sale Icy-Hot Vacuum Bottles Pint and Quart sizes, in enamel and corrugated nickel finishes. Priced according tj size and finish, from $1.58, $3.05 NOBLESVILLE, Dec. 12. Two motions seeking a- new trial tor D.

C. Stephenson, former Indian klan loader, serving a life sentence for the murder of Miss Madg Oberholtzer, were denied in Hamilton county court today. Judge Sparks overruled the motions to have the judgment of th court set aside and to grant a new trial. Defense attorneys announced an appeal would be taken to th state supreme court. Klassy Step Plate Are exceptionally desirable as gifts.

Frame and kick plats are of solid aluminum with heavy barred rubber mat center. Gift Sale 1 9Q Price, each 9 I ifaO Other 98c to $15 Ash Receivers A gift for the smoker. It Is combined with match box holder and cigar rest. Made of solid brass, black or nicksl-plated finish. Gift Sale Price ie exceptionally 4 4 low at la I De Luxe Ash Receiver with removable plaas cud Two models $2.68 The Smithkit Three compartments cigarettes.

matches and ash tray. An Ideal gift. Cl Price, each I iOw Visors Visors make very appropriate gifts. There are the rubber cloth, all metal and green pyralin. Priced, according to type, from $1.58, $4.10 Christmas Cheer All the Year The Gift of Gifts Happiness and lov all 5-ear round.

Hours, days, months of enjoyment. At your finger tips are lectures, singers, musicians a tiA-n of the dials and they entertain you white jou are enjoying the comfort and environment of your own home. No home is complete without a radio set. "I 1 I 'S (Continued from Page One) ing to the' reportf, he informed Fethi Bey that France and Britain were pursuing a common policy In the Near East, which, it was indicated, would render the desired intervention out of the question. The Turks manifestly have seen the hand-writing on the wall In the form of a stiffer atittude by the British toward them in the wake of a stronger pro-British sentiment in the Council as a result of report of Turkish deportations of Mosul Christians.

The Turks realize, too, that the Council is only delaying a decision adverse to them, so as to enable the Turks to negotiate with the British for a peaceful solution meantime. The terms of such a settlement, however, are placed higher by the British than they would have been a week ago before the Laidoner report turned the tide toward the British. While negotiations for an amicable arrangement continued, the League Council decided upon calling its disarmament commission to meet at Geneva February 15 to act further on preparation for the proposed 1926 arms conference. The historic security and arbitration agreements of Locarno were officially registered with the League today by the signatory powers. HARRISBURG, Dec.

12. Governor Pinchot today set the week beginning Monday, February 1, for the execution of William C. Cavalier, 15-year old slayer of Schuylkill county. Cavalier killed his grandmother to obtain a sum of money which she had hidden in fheir home. His case has attracted nation-wide interest because of his extreme youth.

Counsel for Cavalier carried the case to the state supreme court, but the appellate court affirmed the conviction by the lower court. Mf if if if if if. if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if Visalia F' S-- (United Press Leased Wire) LISBON, Dec. 12. Bernardino Machado was today elected president of the Republic.

The old Cabinet has resigned. JERUSALEM, Dec. 12. Arab sources, without conf'rmation elsewhere, today reported thdt Druse rebels practically annih lated a French force of more than one thousand to the east of Damascus. Damascus notables are reported to have refused to meet France's civil commissioner, Henry D.

Jou-venel, to arrange a peace settlement. GENEVA, Dec. 12. League of Nations Council efforts to mediate in the Turktsh-British controversy over the future control of Mosul today ended in failure. The Turks were awaiting fresh instructions from Angora Meantime it is said that the Council will render its abitration decision on Tuesday.

BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB GIRLS IN LIVE METING A lolly supper was held in the Y. W. C. A. rooms last evening, by the Blue Triangle club of younger business girls.

The invitations read: Please accept this invitation and start your preparation for a joyful celebration with a happy aggregation; enjoy participation in the fun and recreation, with the Blue Triangle club. Seven members of the Progressive Business Girls club, of Fresno, and four members of the Porterville Business Cirl3 club enjoyed participation with the local girls. After the fun of the supper hour, a short business session was conducted hy Miss Bose Reynolds, president It was decided to hae the meetings on the first and third Thursday evenings of the month, the next meeting to be on January 7. 'Program Numbers Mrs. Frtna Harkins kindly took the place of Miss Winifred Lewis, unable to be present because of illness, and delighted her hearers by a half-hour of Christmas poetry.

Mrs. Verna Mazuskl gave an entertaining ta'k on the Business Girls conierence at Asilomar last August and the coming mid-wintpr conference in Fresno on January 23-24. At the close of the program all too part in some singing of peppy songs, with Miss Edna Munford at the piano. CHEVROLET DEALERS ARE HEADED FOR MEMBERSHIP IN SALES AWARDS CLUB R. O.

Dillard and George W. Moyle, of Niete Watt. dealers for Chevrolet automobiles, are well on their way to become members of the 72 club, which means that these two salesmen will have sold an average of six cars a month for 12 months. Since August 1, Mr. Dillard has sold and delivered 50 Chevrolets and Mr.

Moyle 26, which is considerably above the average of six a month. To all salesmen who become members of the 72 club, there are handsome rewards; hence every salesman in California is doing his best to become a member. ANGELES, Dec. 12. Tom Buy, motion picture cowboy, was acquitted of the murder of Yak ima Jim Anson by a jury here this afternoon.

Bay was accused killing Anson, a half breed Indian. in a drunken brawl in Hollywood. He pleaded that he shot Anson in self defense. JUST THE GIFT For Christmas; good for 50 a ears service. 29rS $28.00 With Monied Handled Knife f5 It 29'srrs $32.50 With Hollow Handle Knife THE FOLLOWING PATTERNS: Adams, Grosvenor, Bird of Paradise, or the' Hampton Court Single Pieces in Gift Boxes $1.00 to $4.00 Whiled Williams The Jewelry Store The Hi Jo elry Store Around the 1 Hank t'ornor At 1(T So Court Stieet Visalia, Oahf.

Visal'as Community Christmas program this year will be ail the more interesting by reason of the decision to incorporate a toy-pile tor the children of the city, not otherwise remembered on Christmas Day. ii The toy-pile plan, similar to that held two years ago under other auepicts. was presented to thd children in the local schools during the present and met with such a hearty response as to indicate greater success than expected. Toy-pile planB are in the hands of Miss Harriett Fuller, Y. W.

C. A. secretary for this division, as chairman of the committee. She has the Girl Reserves work ng with her, hese young ladies having gone to the schools to present the message asking each ch'id to bring at least one toy to thj Community Christmas toy-pila on the'night December 22 in the municipal audi-orinm. These toys will be distributed under the direction of Miss Marion Horrocks, city nurse, between that date and Christmas, to cnildren of .1 ITEMS GLEANED FROM RECORDS IN COURT HERE A petition for letters of administration in the estate of J.

T. Myers, who deceased on November 9, 1925, was filed late yesterday with the clerk of the Superior court, by Mary E. Myers, widow of the deceased. She and seven children are the7 immediate relatives and heirs. The petition states that the estate does not exceed in value the sum of $10,000.

Farnsworth, McCiure, Burke Middox represent the petitioner. An action has been filed in the superior court by W. E. Kelch vs. C.

W. Pitt, et 1., the plaintiff seeking to obtain judgment in the im of $185, also asking that such ttm, alleged to be due the plain-tt from the defendant for performing the labor of sinking a well, md made a lien upon the land involved. The complaint states that the contract to do the work was entered into on August, 1925. E. W.

Holland represents the plaintiff. Thomas McKee, aged 21. was brought to the county Jail today by R. Macdonald, Tulare police chief, following his arrest in Long Rach last Thursday. McKee is charged with stealing a Chrysler sedan in Tulare, the license plate bearing the name of Clarence Smth, of Tulare.

Officers in the southern part of the state were notified, 'and the police Bong Beach wired officers' bl'JTB-are county, stating that he was holding McKee. Chief Macdonald and Constable Jeff Reed, of Tulare, went to Long Beach and brought McKee back today. He was ar-aigned this afternoon- before Justice D. P. Kendricks, of Tulare.

COUNTY OFFICERS CONFER ON QUESTION OF REFUND (Continued from Page One) time to which the ruling is amenable. Some Suggestions Representing Porterville in the hearing before the board members today, with Supervisor Charles H. J. Hausch presiding in the absence of Chairman J. K.

Macomher, was City Attorney Guy Knupp. Dinubas city attorney, Joe E. Greene, appeared for the alto city. Members of the board were somewhat divided In opinion as to how the matter should be adjusted. Attorney Knupp presented a verbal compromise method of settlement whereunder each city might pay into the county treasury the amount of fines collected in criminal cases by the citv recorders since the formal demand was made for refund, last January; since there had been paid all expenses in such court matters prior to that time; and it was contended that such expenses practically consume all of the fine sums paid.

Supervisor R. C. Sturgeon favored splitting the amounts, collected during the time covered in the claims 50-50, as between the towns and the county. Supervisor Pfrimmer held out for collection of ail sums due the county. Supervisors Hausch suggest taking the matter under advisement, with the full board in attendance.

Seek to Compromise The district attorney, Leroy McCormick, and Deputy Frank Lamber-son represented thb county in todays hearing. During the noon hour the parties to the conference were gathered around the desk of the chairman, endeavoring, apparently, to reach some kind of a compromise plan for settling the matter, since each was equipped with a pencil and was figuring like luncheon depended upon the success of the effort. LICENSED TO WED Bernardo Lopez, aged 21, native of Mexico, resident of Tulare: and Socorro Abasta, aged 17, (fathers consent) native of Mexico, resident of Tulare. Aubrev Clyde Pettis, aged 22, native of Canada, resident of Bakersfield; and Evelyn May Robker, aged 18, native of California, resident of Bakersfield. Talmage Dewitt Harris, aged 32, native of Tennessee, resident of Tulare; and Edna Marcel Lower, aged native of Missouri, resident of Fort Bragg.

Cirilo Flores, aged 22. native of Mexico, resident of Oakland; and Teresa Mesa, aged 18. native of Mexico. resident of Cutler. Interior Mirrors Make very Inexpensive, suitable gifts.

No motor car Is complete without an interior mirror. They are a necessary part of the qulpment Special T-inch mirror with nickel plated brackets. 70 Gift Sale Price IwC Other Mirrors, $1.24 to $2.45. Nobby" Locking Cap The Individual gift. A beautiful Locking Radiator Cap vtth monogram theft proof.

Three black knobs of genuine bakeltte. Gift OP Sale Price Sport Model Locking Cap Same as Nobby, only with two knobs. Ford Size $3.11 Chevrolet, Star, Essex, Oldsmoblle $3.28 Electric and Exhaust Horns A complete line of horns from which to choose. Prices reduced for this sale. Range from $3.10, $13.60 WILL BE GIVEN Our QijT to "Ybu an Inner Tube Christmas aint a SEASON, Christmas aint a DAY Christmas is a reason Fr giving things away.

Christmas is a FEELIN Way down round the heart; Christmas is a HAPPINESS And your gifts the nicest part." Cords $8.95 9.75 10.95 13.80 16.95 17.85 18.65 25.75 26.85 27.90 Wear 30x3 30x3 V2 30x3 30x3 31x4 32x4 33x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 -well Reg. fftse CUnober Reg. sine Clincher Ovemise tiorber Str. Side emise Ftr. Ride Over sire Str.

Hide 0 entire 8tr. Hide Overuse 8tr. Side Overdue Rtr. Hide Overture Mr. Side Oversize with every Wear-well, Western Giant and' Western Giant Balloon tire bought at our regular low prices.

Whether you drive a light, medium or heavy car. a Western Auto tire will meet your requirements. They are manufactured according to our high standards of quality and sold direct to you. This method of distribution enables us to sell these high grade, dependable tires at lower prices. Our liberal guarantee fully protects you.

BLUE RIBBON Tube with Wear-well Cords. JUMBO Tube with Western Giant Cords. This offer good only during this sale. ''VUH is cho k-fnll of unusual (lifts 'cheerful, colorful tilings that liieathe the spiiit of the Ilolitliys, and constitute real reel. I iance-5 of uni uoness and charm.

if i' if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if i if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if Radio Brings CHRISTMAS CARDS PICTURES MOTTOES VASES POTTERY BASKETS LAMPS SHADES CANDLES STICKS GIFT BOXES BRIDGE SETS PLATES and PLATTERS HOLLY BERRIES WREATHS GARLANDS is designed to give you radio as ou want it. It embodies tone, volume, selectivitv simplicity and beautv. It is a set vou and vonrs will be proud to own. Built to our own specifications and sold direct to vou at the astoumlinelv low pnre of J110 00 complete. (Nothing extra to buv Convenient terms can be arranged.

Better reserve a set now to Insure Christmas delivery. 400 More Cut Flowers-Bulbs-Flowering Plants-Ferns than 125 Stores in the West- FLOWER SHOP Next Door to the Post Office SuppIy.Co. East Main Cf x' f- K' f', I TT.