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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27

before this office or on appeal, if
You fail to file in this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH
publication of this notice. as shown
below, your answer, under oath,
specifically responding to these al
legations of contest, together with
due proof that You have served Il
copy of your answer on the said CON
tcstant either in person or by reg
istcrcd mail.
You should state in your answer
the name Of the post office 10
which You desire future notices to
be sent to you.
Z. p. SMITH, Register.
Date of first publication, October
8, 1925 0 St31
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27
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Pleasant to the taste and. taken
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Boyer were
recent visitors from Calexico.
l.. c Lee left today for Yuma,
where he viii spend several days at
tending to his lettuce acreage near
that city.
Mrs. 5. o. Lingo is spending scv-
eral days in Los Angeles on buy
ing trip.
Mrs. Pearl Jones has returned
from san Beruardino. where she
visited over the weekend.
Robert Hill. FL Centre attorney,
is undergoing treatment at the Sani-
tarium at Iona Linda.
George Mann, Brawlcy resident,
was in the city on business yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Jackson of
Riverside. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Austin and will re-
main here for several days.
Frank J. White of the White Auto
company, Los Angeles. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. kimball of
j26 Vine street.
Robert tolller. representative of
the West Coast theaterS. is again in
El Centre on theatrical business. fol
lowing 4 weekend trip to Los An
geles and San Bernardino.
Miss May Echkert was a recent
visitor in the city from Holtville.
Mrs. Grace NJ. Stephenson Of Hol-
lywood is spending the week in FL
Centre, renewing former friend
ships. Mrs. Stephenson WIS 4
teacher At the Lincoln school prior
to her departure from this city.
Mrs. Fred Gunterman and Mrs.
W. Ii. Lorenz We're Calexico shop
pers in FL Centre Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27
ESTABLISH IDENTITY
OF POISONED YOUTH

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 27.-Idcn-
tification of the body Of the youth
who committed suicide here Sunday
by taking poison, WAS established
today as Charles Coucv, Buena,
Washington. Mrs. Ora Gaines, Mo-
desto, an aunt of the suicide, made
the Identification.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27
SANTA FE DECLINES
TO AFFIRM REPORT
nN United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 27.-Offi-
cial of the Santa Fe railroad today
refused to affirm or deny that
plans were being considered to clec-
trifv that railroad. contingent upon
the erection of a dam in the Colo
RADIO river at Bridge CANYON.
Senator Ashurst. of Arizona. had
intimated that such plans were
pending. during examination of 4
witness before the senate commit
tee ON irrigation and reclamation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27
EVERY ITOS5E OCCUPIED
by United Press Leased Wire

ESCALON. Cal. Oct. 2G.- This
is one town that has reason to he
contcnted with itscIf-eycry house
in town is occupied.
Not alone that, it was pointed out
hut there 5 a waiting list for
larger quarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27

NO. S616
ACTION BROUGHT IN THE SU-
PERIOR COURT OF THE COUN-
TY OF IMPERIAL, AND COM
PLANT FILED IN THE OF
FICE 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.
II. y. KLINE AND BERTHA f.
KLINE vs.. LOUIS BREILLING ct.
l., defendants.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET.
INGS TO: LOUIS BREILLlNG.
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY, a corporation,
John Doe, Richard Roe and Mary
Roe, defendants.
You are directed TO apScar i'm an
action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Super
ior Court Of the County of Imperial.
state of California, and to answer
the complaint therein within ten
days after the service on YOU of this
Summons, if served within the Coun-
~ of Imperial or within thirty DAYS
if served elsewhere. and YOU are
notified 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, thi,
9Th day Of April 1929.
c. G. MOUSSEAU, County Clerk
. BY L. B. KIRK, Deputy.
lSEAL SUPERIOR COURT, I'M
PEkIAL COUNTY,
5 ID % 20 Oct 6 13 90 % N 1T
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27

Prunes in ->apa -cHnty are so
large and full of sugar they do not
dry wel, remaining sticky, ye; los
ing less than one-half their green
weight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27

The state highway commission has
authorized the construction Of eight
new construction stations from
Marysville, Yuba county, north
ward.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27
SENATORS CLASH
AT |, A. HEARING
ON BOULDER dam
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dam.
o. VI. Souden, president of the
United States National bank, was
the next witness. He testified as
to Los Angeles ability to pay its
share of the work.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27
i. S. Navy Today
Cele lebrates Its
150th Birthday

(Contiued from page u
ceivc visitors. Al the local port
the drcadnaught Pennsylvania, four
Submarines and other vessels will
entertain civilians.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-27

-Four ears Of Winter Nelis pears
were shipped last week from New
castle, Placer county, to London,
England.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12
DARING MOTORISTS INVITED
 TO HUDSON RAY TERRITORY

MINNEPEG Man. Dee. To. t4p- A procession of tourists driving into the picturesque nprthdnd on their family cars. fitted with Hanged rims grip the rails of Hudson line is in aenious scheme proposed by K. NJ. lault;tiu rail construct engineer of Winnipeg.
 Mir. llultain believes that surh tIeiic the government railway will present difficulties. IT.. ohyiatc dange ruf accidents he would pl,ecard the line the thu. odd days o the month would be reserved for nolthbound trat, and the days for southbound Each would he required to carry light derailins silo, lo provide for emergencies.
 Tn" investment the part of the railway rany in Hanged rims tr;tileIs steering gear etc, would he negligible. declared flauain. when compared the increased reyrnlr obtained from ireshtins different points along the Hudson bay line.
 Mir Iaultain has complete confidence. in the feasibility of the scheme. and maintains that the north country would ultimately become the mecca of sport lovers and attract tourists to the profitable advantage the ucal railroads
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12
ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS FOR EXTENSION
 NOME. JETTlES

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 10. (P-Attorney Geo. D. schoield Nome delegate to the Western Division of the Chamber of Commerce of United States Con yention held nere said "Congressman Free when he travelled over the Alaska Railroad he had a six shooter strapped to his hip la cowboy, he seemed to afraid Alaskans. it Is preposterous yet amusing. why woman is safer on the streets on any Alaskan midnight than she is in any city in the United States during the day tme' /
 The convention adopted resolutions urging a continuance of the Government Alaska Railroad, another urging tha: National policy for Alaska be adopted including the present U. s. Mail Service with improvements. Also continuance of the present tarim and duty fresh frozen fish products of the North Pacific and for the development of the wood pulp and paper production in the National Forests
 The convention also passed resolutions he presented Congress asking for the improvement of the arbor at Nome, by the extension of the pres ent jetties and the dredging of the inner harbor project as originally contemplated
 After choosing Colorado Springs as it's next meeting place the convention adjourned to lun- chenn the Arctic Club and discussed the forma- lion of all Alaska Chamber of Commerce. at which time Attorney SchOfieu Of Nome, declared that Aaska's voice weak in Congress because of the that Alaskas Delegate vote-less. saying Alaska must appeal thru the business of the States represented by the United States Chamber Commerce, when her interests jeopardized, he and"d the Seattle Chamber of Commerce for it per sistent attitude in pressing Alaskas progress
 In telegram to the Northwestern Alaska Cham her of Commerce. of Nome. from Geo. D. SchOfeld,
 is National Counsellor, telling of the convention held in Seattle by the Western Division of the C.. of C. of the United States he says six hundred dele gates representing eleven Western States. he was chosen chairman of the Alaska Delegation and ad- dressed the convention Alaska matters. He says the Alaska delegation successfully passed all reso- lutons presented stated above and that he per sonally drafted the Alaska National Policy and the Nome harbor project resolutions, which moueiy endorsed by the convention.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12
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Especial Nugget srlvircl

Especial Nugget S"rNicel Film. Alaska. Nov 2o, 1925 A few days after the opening ut the Film Puhic schonl, an epid emic broke out in the village. which neccsstated closing the school The disease took much the form of iniantile paralysis. child
 ren and adults alike losing he ist4 oi their limbs for t few days, The epidemic Was preeeetrd hy q gen eral outbreak of colds and bilious a lacks, calling for constant med | ical attention from the teachers Rev. Ost and family returned lu ] the village in October. after spend ing the summer in Golosin They | were stormbound enroue q couple ot days, and the gas boat May | llower' was forced to find shelter l near Cape Darby Master John and | Master Joe Ost followed Il few days later. and tramped home over the
 
 were storm bound. subsistiug on q few late berries, picked by the way | side and found shelter for lhr night in he cache The sturdy boys
 were none the worse for their eN- perience. arriving home quite fam ished and somewhat sore of limb. q. | Chief' returned safely to ihe village l by way of the frail having Jeff | their schooner high and dry on the beach at the month of the Koyuk River. whither she was blown dur-
 ing q violent sou easter
 | One Of our local natives. Julius. was first over the trail to Chinik, on Nov finding q poor trail be cause of the late freeze-up.
 Rev. Otto Ost returned to Film
 Il few days ago, in small dury
 forr Walla Walla. by trail from Chnik to Walla Walla Re. Ost 1h" the contract to .rn h" Il !"
 shelter cabin at Moses Point, which
 is well under way, and for repair
 ing the Walla Walla shelter cabin. Misha Charles left Film on Tues
 day morning for Unalakleet. to get the first overland mail of the sea
 son up Rev Osts' this week. the
 former bound for Council the lat
 ter for Nome. .
 Peter Eagaluk passed through
 Film last night, bound for Unalak-
 leet. Peter will return with the
 overland mail for Nome.
 NJ. F. NYLIN.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12
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lSpecial Nnpsel sarvicel,

Now that the Gr4rze up' bas fin nliy come and traenl c"mmed i Whit Mountain up lna4,r fecta Isolated Oer fte.t regular dog team mal aan,e iast week. Vhbh. whil, not yoin,aiu@1~. 9-l5u put as in touch with frienee as well as bringing periodi,ztl5= and p'reels. school r4W is III fHll swing SIih f, iarev cnrollm-Ht and good at- end"ner
 Hnildins is srili going fo'N srtl. and. in addition te thai heinr ,toue nY the United States ,mrea, of F;I- ucation. Several natives have al ready started repairing 'hnii homes Several have added a room. and one new nouse has been buili
 h,s fall.
 Mir. E. II Piaffl and Mr Pete Olson of Goloyin were visitors "Ntr night last week 1,hey brought ap Walter fonuk l4omrn X Company 's chief herder for medical attention. who. a short time ago WAS badly burned by a gasoline explosion,
 F. A Hanson stopped over night the later part ot the month, while on his way ta Council from Colo yin. where he has been for several weeks past NJ. Henson is always q welcome visitor.
 The anEual election of the village council cf White Mountain took place Nov = Frederick Kahki, simon Mukpeadehk, Maggie Row rhee. Jim Eerk and Gregory Nh 4nkpun. were elected to aorvr for inc ensuing year
 Churca services are heinz held regularly Sunday morning and ,.venius nader Fred Walker Is leader
 The choir under Gregory Ahsnh= unpun is tiuins spelndid work
 Tom Bone sn employee nf Pfai He x Co. fGem Comet i> in the village fot t few days
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12

Representative Thos. Jensen. who is q member of the Alaska Game Commission, expects to depart from Nome next Tuesday with the [. $. mail carrier. enroute to Juneau to attend the annual meeting of the Commission, MT Jensen eX-X poets To stop enroute al the diff ferent settlements and obtain first hand information as to game con dtions in the different sections.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12

NEW YORK; December H. e41-Pau Berlen bach, he worlds light heavyweight champion, cessfully defended his title last night in fast fir teen round match with Jack Delaney of Bridgeport This the first boxing show to be given a; the New Madison Square Garden since it's completion.
 The following preiminaries took place before the main bout: Pat McI.arthy of Boston the decision Max Retly, the Negro light heavy weight Peru in their six preliminary before a crowd of twenty three thousand fight f,ns.
 George Cook the Australian heavyweight. got the ten round decision King Solomon inc Pan anna SeminOl
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12
I,crienbnch and Delaney Fight b, Rounds:

Iscrienbach and Delaney Fight by Rounds:
 ROUND ONE-Deaney got rousing ovation as he entered he ring and danced around the Cham pion a half minute before he able to land Berlenbach. Delaney crossed with right but Cham caught it going away. both cautious crowd roared for action, Delaney landed weak iabs and he Champion counered with left body damage
 ROUND Two-pancing continued, neither will ing to open mp. Delaney bounced lef, iah off Berlenbach's jaws stumbled and avoided the Champions return falling in the ring hn immediate ly iserlenbach landed right to jaw. Jack iarred the Champion with stiff left in the face, then contn ued dancing landing weak jals.
 ROUND THREE-Deaney scored lefts, the Champion brought blood with hard jah he chalengers nose; Delaney lifted Cham off his feet with stnging left to ear both landed efs to head; Delaney lifted neat upper cut and drove Champ [" ropes. landed three more jals Champs head and took smash the bell rang.
 ROUND FoUR-The Champion landed sndly to the challenger's head and body; Delaney counteled with left face; Berlentach rushed Delaney to ner and had bitter wild exchange; Delaney knocked Berlenbach down with well timed right to jaw; Champ took of three blood trcked from his mouth, Delaney was cool as he started to deliver blow with chance for the championships hut the Champion covered himself completely.
 ROUND FIvE-Deaney jabbed with left Her lenbach backed away. brought blood to Delaney's nose: Delaney cleverly blocked le lead kept sticking left jab to Berlenbachs face and with other stinging jab sent the Champ into elinch; with well delivered right sent Berlenbacl back on his heels both fighters bleeding and fighting faster; Delaney staggered Berlenbach wicked right.
 ROUND SIX-Berlenback struck jab to Delaney's face; Delaney continued torment Champion with talking jab; boxingi cleverly the Champ could nt get set for punch another well timed right punch to jaw Berlenbach to clinch and in i; second backed him ropes; Berlenbach landed left which brought more blood. followed with vicious body blow to Delaney
 ROUND SEVEN-Berienbach rushed Delaney with flying fists, landing both face; Delaney box ed away; Berlenbach sank his left 10 body Dclancy turned Champ around with right jaw, smacked two left 1abs and another crashing right caught Der
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12
BERL LENBACH DEFENDS TITLE IN FAST FIFTEEN ROUND
 MATCH WITH DELANEY

lenbaehs jaw. he backed away Delaney wild with uppercut.
 ROrND EIGHT Both poked weak jabs. l1elan- with vicious Jeff bounced of of Berlenl,achs jaw before he could another arrived third left jab caught Berenbach coming in he landed good blows body; Delaney landing frequent jabs. crossing with right al intervals; blood srreamed from Champions and mouth prlanry swung Itrlenh,rh with straight left
 ROUND NINE Delaney danced and jahbrd around the fhan,p Herlenhaeh missed landing Jeff hook then wrestrrs and eineled crowd h""e.l, De ianey dropped haH Eo' right up and iwirlcd the Champion with ais right and another right gered Berlenhach, who grabbed the ropes the bell found them sparEing.
 RouND TEN Delaney jahbpd Berlcnhach all the ring wi h light Jeff waiting chance to put in his mule airkine right. using left iab Beren bach peppered leianey with iabs thai kept blood running Berlenhach sank hard right to prlane! heart; Challenger enched delivered slm upper which lifted l,rrleubaeh
 ROUND II ,.rrenSa.h slowed the, rhallenrer with his left to stomach. then st:asrere him Wlth iclt to head: De,n"v missed npp,rcuI, landed I Jah followed by "arL right jaw ri..It to Jaw. Champ rOunl"ttd With two good body blows Delaney staggered the Champ with right and Ber l,nbach rnched
 RoIND l2 ,,rlcnbuchs rehl pnna,l double it's size this opened, the Champ moving wn,n I'elanrA crossed with lrfr: D., lanry put another lab the Champs right eye which all bu, closed. Delaney punched H"ren bach will A fierce exchange rtsued rocking each others head back and forth with straight leads and uppercns; peaney's right started to swell the Champ played tattu on his cheek bone and short Iab and Jeff swing ioor"d Draur, who took
 ROUND l.. lierlenbach started punch wild iy and chased Delaney around thu. ring and with stnging left spun Delaney around who pulled n'" ench; both iabbed with t"fis; Champion growing stranger battered Delaney with both hands. much blood flowing from Delaney nose.
 ROUND II Both fighters landed good iahs 10 each others head Berlenh,ch's left glanced orp laneys ear; Jack plugged away il rlr Champs ribs with his right; Berenbaeh staggered Delaney with vicious left punch the body, Delaney down knee and got up immediately: blow hurt be laney who lifted by right uppercut. followed with jab Berenbach received right nppercut
 ROUND 15-Delaney iab Berlen bachs eye; right punch hody doubled De fancy who clinched; another right to Berenbaeh which made him They hammered merci- iessiy in Berlenbachs an uppercut drove Herlenhaeh to clnrh Both landed crashing drives to face and jaw. the face being reached with weak right handler from Delaney Herlcnblch ing Both fighters slood pnnchins; each other he fight ended by the ringing of tla gong. closing Tho fifteenth round without knockout
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12

Jerry Sullivan the veteran Kou- gar0k miner and trail blazer, ar rived in town this morning.
 Thomas Gaffney who Is mining near Anvil creek. came into town today and after replenishing his supplies will again hit for the hills,
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12

Father Post arrived in Nome to. day from Pilgrim Sprng with Boh Oumak the mail carrier. they left the springs Thursday. the weather being 26 below zero. and report the trail as rough in many places due to the wind creating drifts.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12

SEATTLE Dec. 12QF1-A baby girl born on the streets of Seattle after the County hospital fused to admit Mrs Frank Benson IT year old half breed Choctaw, when she attempted to walk to the city hospital carrying suit case. but the stork took her. The baby and mother are doing we'll despite the ordeal.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12
BEAiT TY QUEENS OF RIO
 STRIVE FOR ODD PRIZES

Ri" d Janero. Dee II, t4) The business men of his city apparently believe that pretty girls in Brazil bit different. Gen of the local papers is running beauty with usual prizes being offered by local commerciai firms.
 There are. of course. the usual premiums of tai cum powder. toilet and perfume but of the others difficult harmnize the prev alent belief that the Brazilian girl does no work and never goes unless accompanied by il mem her of the family.
 Included in the list of prizes is a repeating rifle q bicycle, stove, ice chest Il typewriter, 50 safety razor blades lottery ticket, 25 collect ions of love stories
 The photographs already published have not included any who seem to he in need of such Il large supply of blades. and the motive be- hind the donation is unexplanable. except the theory that the girls with bobbed hair are in the habit of shaving their necks.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12
REP. INSURGENTS
 ARE 0USTED

MAaiiiAtloN, u L, Ie,euiLnl IF, Lil ih, Eepubiuan ,"mlit.t. tomlnitlr,'4 4Wept lh, i3ns,. Republican Insurgents with the exception of Wiscousn, tle important standing tommill'es; Cooper removed from ranking tn"n rhr Foreign Affairs Committee but retained on 1at' it"li at bottom !.amper. Nelson of W Wiseon srn l"1l os'rrmanshir Nelson, frear :rowne and Nolght of Wisconsin, Sinclair North pakott, well i"avy and Schneider lost positions Com mittt''S. IiSUn t'onneiruli. republican floor leader explained the action thu. carry of mandate "l rain'us held last spring remove all l.aFoll,te supporters.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12

CORDOvA. Dec. 12. Q0-The freighter orowa is reported to be proceeding under her own steam in moderate with coil of eight inch manila hawser leading from both quarter chocks trailing asern which forms tuiry rudder. the ship Is steer ing well. particularly when headed Into the wind. The engine is going seventy two turns practically full speed. The Dewey Is conveying and the two ships moving slightly southwest.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12
PRES. COOLIDGE SENDS NOMINATIONS
 TO SENATE
NAME OF tAHi. rHEIi.E. FOE SECRETARY oi' ALNShA, SENT TO SENATE Bi COOLIDGE

Washineton, D. (. bee To lIl President Coolidge the Senate several nominations. Including the 1h,p of Alaske also Registrars Land Offices Wplter roul" of Portland. and Irving D. smith StaGln-
 Editors Notc-The Associated Pres in another wire stated Thciles the aSy Alaskan nomin,t Whci has been received hy the Scuttl, 
 
 WASHINGTON bee. 12. Gln Tine hell eaIrt Martial concluded today
 LOS ANGEL Els, Dee. r. l4a=Jae Demps,.y admitted that the contract of Floyd Frzsmmons 1or tn, Wills match broken he Waiting for another
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12

Alick Holmsen left Thursday. driving Henry Burgh's trail team down the coast. with Carl Jepson. an employee of the Northern Light Dredging Co. that Is operating in the Council country. Alick will visit at Chinik and Council before he returns.
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12

BIRMINGHAM. Alabama Dec. II, l4)-Sixty one coal miners lost their lives 1t Is figured in gas explosion the Alabama Fuel and Iron Co. mine, fifteen escaped injury, five in the hospital in a serous condition.
 BIRMINGHAM. Dec. l2 QF9-The death list of fifty one is confirmed today, with two bodies still hemaining under the rock slide winch extends for
 distance one hundred and fifty feet by nine feet wide,
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-12
PLANS NEW
 RAILROAD BOARD

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dec. 12, R-The local Chamber of Commerce is sending to the Secretary of ing representatives from all depar ments to cooper in railroad management and to induce invest and settlement, also to study and advertise the resources of Alaska; modify regulations govern and complete all transcrptons designed to meet complaint of the Bureau System, which is the greatest development in the railroad