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The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
RICH CHINAMAN ON
 WAY TO VISIT POPE

New York, July %, tP)- Lo Pa Hong, the Rockefeller of Chi na," and considered one of the greatest Catholic laymen. arrived enrote to Rome for an audience with the Pope He has been dec orated twice by the Pope for char ities.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

defense attorneys prepared affidav- it's of prominent scientists the prosecution rested while the will be entered on the records as the court resumes Monday The aftidavits will show what they would have said had they been permitted to testify regarding ev- olution.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
PALMER SAYS TO
 ACCEPT FORD Ein

WNeh.netou July 2f. (P, Pre- tdeu' Palmer of fhe Fleet Corpo'
 al on recommended to the Ship ping Board that they accept Henrv Ford's bid of one million seven hundred six thousand dollars for
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
VICTORIA LEFT kETC HIkAN
 10 P. NJ. SATERDAN

Radio advice to MT. Daley sa l that the Victoria had cleared from ketchikan at 1o p m. :Saturda5- enroute to Nona.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
@fNERT FOREST FIRE
 ..5. IN THE SKAGIT WILEY

Seattle July 20 lP,-sweapine 8 large section of timber near Lyman, one hundred miles north of Seattle. is one of the most Sc were forest fires yet reported in the State dRsghingtSa 4 sdrs ss to forest 2 sersice ohiesrs.i : Ths camps ots tss .AssfNil soiapEas| on the skasstariasr saturday. 2 2
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

the two hundred shipping board vessels wh oh have been slated for the scrap pile.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

Several homes are in the path tof the flames.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
MIKE McTIGUE VICTOR

Albany. July IS, lP) Mike McTigue won over Frankie Carp enter of Freeport in tonight's 12-
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

sn unjust law. Amy action other thanti,I pursued. would have been a violation of my idea of acad-
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

i'tiots sfa .4Hid'ar sfea'r bUg
 is9da Teifes
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

Prepare Afffdavits ~ -' Dayton. July IS, Pl- Judge Rar,ston and the attorneys for
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
HOLTVILLE
ny Press Staff Correspondent


HOLTXILLE, April 80. - The
annual valley tennis tournament
+ between the grammar schools Of the
valley was held Wednesday 1t the
local school. Edward Brady play
cd boys singles for TIoitville and
worked himself up to the semi
finals. but los TO Jack Brown O.
FL Centre, who in turn lost 10 the
CaliFatria entrmt. who Wen the
match Roy Williams and Belmar
Ray Nassingale conquered oil their
opponents in boys doubl : and won
the tournament, rs did Beatrice
Cook and Buster Scroggina in mix
cd doubles. EVELYN Wake. :4
girls singles worked Up 70 tao Sc
mi-fiHa,s aud lost 10 BrawIeH The
girls doubles for Holtvilll lost
their f4st match. Holtville. how
ever. won tvo first places, which
probably gave them first place IN
the Tournament.
Mis- Gladys Largeut 3 again ~
her place as >teuorrauher A. The
high school aft q few lavs oh
Sr-cg.
Large Dairy Sale
The Large,I 5airH sale which
was held Wednesday, w5s attended
bv what was probably the .argest
e~owd that ever attended >aIe in
the valley. there being over 500
lunches given out, and then not
caruoh - 90 around.
The local Hatatorium was q very
busy place after the tennis torraa-
mcut II fhe grammar school We'd
r"s lay. for nearly all the T.avers
took p dip in thI plunge.
GLADDEN. Little. SON of 1Ir. and
Mrs. Norman Little Is stu serious.
'~ Ill ut the home Of lis parents on
Pine street
The high srLool VIII ne rcrreeent-
od IN the ura1. urlav. in con
acction with the chamber If com
wrrce's mammoth celebration, by
font typical Of the valley.
Holtriilc VI ulav it, ninth base
bon oniae Of .lo se"sca - Imper-
ial Fsidav aftruoou The how
arc an2ipgs 20 win this aowc 10
save themselves from Il "c1llar
championship. having won only one
game thus far
Dr.. ". T. Noshor plans to leave
Frifav for q couDlc of weeks raca-
tior, before thu hot summer months.
Mrs. c. G.. Bliler ard Miss Viola
Jones were absent from heir
classes Thursday. having journey,
c4 O Calexico to accomDanv their
entrants in the annual commercial
subjects which wore to be held
,hcsa.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
APPROPRIATIONS
TO BE ASKED FOR
DEFENSE, HAWAII
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. April 3G.-Con-
gre~a viii be asked by the admin
istrution f,s increased appropria-
tjons 10 strengthen the defense, Of
Hawaii * "a result of the capture
Of Oahu hy the attacking naval and
air fleets in the Pacific maacuyers.
Immediate increase Of the is
lands permanent air force IS the
most importaA reform that will
hr urged, it was said here today.
Secretary Of War Weeks recon-
mendation in his Mast annual re
ports for all around better prepa-
reduesS at the "croSS roads ef the
Pacific Will be put in the form
Of an urgent demand in the next
report.
Officials outlined ON the basis of
the army : defeat i'm ,he maueuvera
the needed reforms TO make The Is
lands safe from attack by Il hos
Tile fleet as follows:
/. Increase air force stationed n;
Oahu from 30 planes 10 100.
> Increase artillery and nfant-
" forces from $4,000 10 $4,000
men.
;. Improve interior eommuniea-
tiouS, iuciuding more light rail
roads. trails and telephone lines.
+. Large reserve supply of am
.. More StorchouSeS and barracks
costing about SI,200,0c0.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
Recital OF Well
Known Artists
Highly Enjoyed

What is conceded TO be one Of
the most enjoyable musical events
i'm the history of I'll Centre was
given at the high school last night
when Miss Betsy Lane Shepherd,
the beautiful soprano singer Of the
Edison lPhouograph Company and
Lombardi Opera Company assisted
by Jacques Glockner, artist cello
player, gave recAal under the aus
pices of The Imperial Valley lizard
ware Company.
One of the most interesting and
enjoyable parts Of the program was
the clearneSs and accuracy Of the
Edison machine. When the lights
were extinguished and Miss ;HheP-
herd left the stage, the Edison con-
tinued to play and when the lights
were turned on, tho audience was
much surprised 10 find that it was
not Miss shepherd, but the Edison,
itself, singing.
Miss Shepherd held her audience
spell bound as they listened to her
most mclodious and sweet voice,
which was so beautifully displayed
in the numbers wheh she chose 10
sing last night
The numbers "Sleep Little Baby
of Mine. = 'eThe Gay Gitana and
ssGarden of sleep" in which she
sang with the record of her own
voice played by the Edison, were
especially we'll received as well as
Z. Home Sweet Home" when. she
sang an accompaniment VIII her
own record and "In the Garden OF
Tomorrow when she sang with
the piano on the Edison.
Mr.. Glocknar also delighted the
audience with his varied numbers
which showed his wonderful talent
as a cellist. and with the witty and
interesting way in which he an
nounced the numbers Of the pro-
gram.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
ROYAL NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE RALAcE THEATRE
In Person In Their Big Act AZ
PERSONALS

John Graham, Il large cotton man
of CaleXico, was in FL Centre yes
terday on business.
Bert Lemons is spending the day
lat Moreno dam trying his fishing
luck.
The following were among III Cen
tro guests registered at the Hotel
Resslvh and Annex, Los Angeles.
last week: j. c. Kuylc, Mr.. and Mrs
H. NJ Yessey, Y. Bakers, Mr. and
Mrs. II. Z. Gillctt, S. NJ. Liable, G..
l.. Gillett, j. o. Cole. James T..
Brown. J. r. Hunter, Mrs. Clara f.
Shewn and Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Sum
mons.
H. J. Messenger of TToltville was
a business visitor in FL Centre yes
terday.
Miss \. l.. Turbett is confined to
her home on account of illness
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Il. Butler, old res
idents Of near DiXieland, who owns
q large amount of property in that
district left last night for Pasadena
to spend the summer.
Mrs. Hattie 4. Spencer of the
Mr.. Signal district was in town to-
day ON business.
W. H. Best of Calcxico was Il
visitor in FL Centre yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Hillabohl of
Kansas city are registrants at the
Barbara Worth Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. VI. JOY of Miiri,
Sarawak (Borneo, East Dutch In
dies) are visiting the valley this
week ON their tour through the
states. Mr.. Joy is connected with
the Shell OIL Company in Borneo.
Helen Johnson, stcuogeaphcr in
the Crescent Creamery office, is
confined to her home on account of
illness.
Emerson Conner and Ray Alexau-
der ere new employees of the Loynd
Drug Company in the soda fountain
department..
Mrs. c. IT, Eckert, Mrs. II. G,
Gates and Miss Bertha Gates of
Holtville were visitors in FL Centre
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
VITAL RECORDS
Marriage licenses

STEVENS HIPP Milton II. StcV
ems, %, native Of Kansas, rcsidcH
of FL Centre: Bessie Hipp, 10, n&
tive of Texas, resident of Holtvil!e
NORENO-ORpUNA-Pedro No
reno, 20. native of Mexico. resident
Of Brawlcy; Paula Orduua, %, ma
tive of Mexico, resident OF Eraw
ley.
CHACON CABRILL0 - Carlo,
Chacon, u, native Of New Mexico
resident Of CaleNico: Amelia Carril
10. Is, native of Mexico, resident OF
CaleXico.
VALDEZ -PARCItDQ- MarcariC
VALDEZ, 4l, native OF Mexico, resi-
dent OF Brawley; Rose Parciado, 20,
native Of Mexico, resident of Braw-
ley.
JAMES -McCAWIFY-George W.
James. -. native of Kentucky, resi-
dent Of CalcNiro; Maud +. NcCaw-
ley. y, native Of Minnesota, resi-
dent Of Brawley.
ETLBERG WOOD-Adam Eul-
berg. IL. native of Iowa, resident Of
Brawlev; Anna Therc>t Wood, -,
native Of Minnesota, resident Of
Brawley.
SANCEDO SULLIVAN - Jesus
Sanrcdo. -. native of Mexico, resi-
dent OF Mexieali; Enriqmeta Sulli-
van. lS. native OF Mexico, resident
OF Mexicai.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
I'll Centre Wins
Girls Doubles
At Tennis Meet

THO elementary schepl tennis tour
lamcut held mt Holtvine yesterday
lrought tngcthcr the best plavers
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
TRIO OF BOYS
STILL IN JAIL.

Following an investigation by A..
". Swanson, Juvenile officer, re-
gardiu- the ease OF George, Charles
end Il. ~ Robinson, who ran away
with three girls Saturday night,
later being arrested in Yuma, the
girls were turned over to their par
ents for discipline, the boys in the
ease still being confined IN jail.
Further investigation of the con
'duct OF the boys during the time
they were with the girls is being
made. and when this is completed,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30

Nathan Hale, the Revolutionary
hero whom the government is mem
orializipg by placing his picture on
the new half-cent stamp, probably
is the best remembered spy in the
country 5 history.
As in the ease of many other IA
nous men, however, posterity re
members his last words better than
his deeds.
It was Hale who when the British
had captured him and were prepar,
ing 70 hang him, said, - only re-
gre. that have hut one life to lose
for my country.
Nathan Hale was born at Coven.
r.. Conn, June 6, 1913. and was
graduated with honors at Yale in
LIS. II thaught school for Il while,
but shortly after the outbreak of
the Revolution he became first lieu
tenant in a Connecticut regiment.
On Jam. !, 177G, he was commits
stoned 4 captain and in March he
started with Health : brigade for
New York, where soon afterward he
is reported 10 have captured by
night IL British pfovision sloop
which was protected by the man
Of war Asia.
Early in Seutcmber he volun-
seered to visit Long Island aad New
York, TO obtain mueh5ifeded in
formation.
IL entered the British lines dis.
guised as , Dutch school teacher,
got the desired information and was
about 10 return when, on the night
o. Sept. q, he WIS recognized and
captured. The following morning
he WAS hanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
WHO WON THE
WAR" Is TOPIC
ON THE ISLANDS
Result of Mimic Battle
to Come From
Capital
BY ARTHUR DE GREVE,
United Press Staff Correspondent

. NONitSO 6lSSS SUN CO-EeS pOlluSnCl
( HONOLULU, Hawaii, April 90
/ Official crigiqGe 10 decide "who
/ won the war viii be started here
4 tomorrow
/ Admiral Robert L. Coor.z, CHIEF
ilmpirc in the Enitll States navy S
greatest maneayers. just ended,
win assemble his co-ordinatmg um-
( pireS and otacr high officers who
took par, "A the "gamc' 19r Il
five dav conferences
Although thu general opinion is
that victory lay largely with the
"bluc attackers, ii viii net be
until after the umpires confab that
the full result Of the maneuvers is
known.
Pending tbe conferences, high
naval authorities refuse 10 discuss
the camLaign.
Tie mnpires are not deSirous
of becoming embroiled in any CON
troversy over who won the war.
said Admiral Coontz referring to
claims Of "'black ayiatorS that
they beat eff the attacking fleet.
No foundation for the airplane
victory claim is seen in any com
muniquos issued during .hc "war. :
however. and other high army and
navy authorities said there was
nothing accomplished 10 support the
plea.
Report From Washington
The umpires' report viii be Is
sued from Washington some time
following the conference Admiral
toontz said.
Congressman who viewed the man
cuvers today continued inspecting
naval strength at Pearl Iarbor and
Wis. ed nearby fortific; ions. Three
coUgrt ssionaI committees in whose
hands lie much Of the welfare of
the islands are represented. TheE
are the appropriations. interior and
rivers and harb0ss committees.
CoHgr ssman Burton L. French,
idaho. chairman of the hous, sub
COMMITTEES on naval appropriations,
said, II &m definitely committed
to the development of Pearl iI2rbog
and any firmly convinced it is the
mos important naval base Ameri-
ca has in the Pacific
Congressman Walter I.'acherger,
California. a member Of the rivers
and barbors committee, has been
studying the intimate problems Of
lGaWaii bgt declined TO comment
on the maueuyers, pending the um-
I.res decision.
Entertainment Of Officers ana
men continues as the armi>tiee "
is celebrated everywhere. The sail
ors afy for the most part orderly
and enjoying fully .hejd lays ashore.
TLcre axe ne nights. Land, as
liberty ends at 6 p. III.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given bv Geo.
". Allen administrator Of the e=-
tate If Wm. y Buntop. deceased.
to all persons having claims against
said deceased 10 present them with
in four months after first Dablica-
tiou Of This potice to the Ua1ersigo-
cd. af 107 Rehkopf Building, Fl
Centre. Calf, the place selected to
transact business Of said estate. or
file them within four months after
first notification Of this notice in
the office of tho Clerk Of Superior
Court. Jmnerail County.
Dated this goth dov NJ Anil 1925.
GEO. ". ALLEN.
Administrator
Lilac. W. Claesford ATTORNEY FOR Al.
tninistrator. 4 30 VI : u q 28
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30

Tho really hard thing about maxi
ing both ends meet is there are
about a million ends.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30

Tie news from Washington is
Coolidge chatted about his boyhood,
this being q sign Of spring in Wash
iagton.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30

of the grammar schools of Imporial
Valley.
After many hard games the fol-
lowing schools were declared win
ners: girls singles, Westmorland; (;
girls doubles, FL Centre; mixed
doubles, Holtville; boys singles,
Calipatria, and boys ddNiblcs Holt
vile.
Given Gwyn and Jewell Harland,
both of the sA class, were the vii.
SON school representatives who won
the girls doubles, beating Holtvilla
aud Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
Roaring Lion and
Mate Free Again

OROyITLE. Calf, April 80
Mrs. Anna Rhodes, "roariug lion Of
Judah" ana her husband, Edward
Rhodes. We're free today Of charges
Of insanity growing ont of the
branding and death Of Herman
Sehalow. the woman's brother, in
& religious gte. District Attorney
William f. Rothe declared he would
AXE no further action in the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
NOTICE OF DTSsOTTTTIoN or
PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Mrs =. J. Ritz and G. r.
Morrison IT what 81 known rs the
III Centric Market 54l Main Street,
TT Centre. California, is hereby dis
eolvea on This date
Nre. G. J: ritz u hereby autho-
rizea 10 take charge Of the mariner
Shin business, collect an bills. die
nose Of the assets. and settle all af-
fairs of tho partncrship.
Dated this 1st day of Nav. 1925.
MRS. e. T. RITZ
G. r. MORRISON.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30

,he juvenile officer win decide
whether the case is one that should
bc brought into court, or II il can
lee left with the parents of the boys
to handle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
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ALL fixtures las is at
this price, but really they
are in remarkably fine
condition.
Same Set "A' Grade $75
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-30
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iNEw YORK. April 39.-Thc cot
ton market closed irregula-. M 10
% off points. Spots quiet. mp .;
nids 23.40.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-12
ENTERTAINED THE CHOIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben + Strong enter
tanned the members of the Congrega
gregational church choir Fat an infor-
NAL six o'clock dinner at the church
basement Tuesday evening. Covers
were laid for eighteen, which included
the full personnel of the choir and
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis H. Skidmore.
After partaking of an abundant
chicken dinner prepared by the hos
tess, with, Ben as first lieutenant, the
guests participated in several novel
stunts, the winners of which were pre-
scented with suitable prizes. Then, not
forgetting the weekly grind of pre-
pairing church music, the assemblage
settled down to regular choir re-
hearsal-just to make themselves
feel at home.
But chicken dinners and choir rehear
sails all in the same evening make a
heavy program, consequently after
preparing an anthem for next Sun
days service, the vote was unanimous
for more entertainment and less
singing, with the result that the hos.
tess brought on few more guessing
contests which wound. up most en-.
joyable evening.