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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
MINISTER lAUDS
IMPERIALISM OF
WALTER RALEIGH
British Ambassador Talks
At Observance in Hon
or of Virginia Dare.
Uy Rited Press LEASED Wire

M\NTEO, North Carolina. Aug.
IS The imperialism Of Sir Walter
Raleigh has resulted not only in
The development Of America but also
ia the growth and spread, through
America, of Il new ideal Of industrial
and international peace, Sir ESme
Howard, British ambassador. dcclar.
II in a speech here today.
Sir ESmc spoke at the second dav :
rcIrbration Of the 3&9th anniversary
of the birth Of Virginia Dare. first
white child of American nativity.
The speech was delivered on Ro-
;uokc Island. site Of the i'll tatod
calouv founded by Raleigh in l5s4,
which WIS wiped ont without n trace
after only Il few years Of exist.
yu,e.
Comparing Raleigh with Cecil
Rtodrs as an empire builder, Sir
E>mr said:
II am far from upholdiug every
thing that was done by the frs
empire builders of any ra~e. They
were often selfish and brutal and
cruel in their dealings with the
aborigineS. They abused the power
given them by their superior civiliZ-
alton hut can amy one Seriously
maintain the theory that il would
have been better fer the world and
humanity had the unciViliZrd and
harharouS continents remained un-
civilized, barbarouS and with their
great natural resources undeVClUped,
without knowledge and education,
without any of the benefits of mod
.crn >cicncc-for that is what the
wholesale condemnation of that
much abused word imperialism
leads Us to if followed to lis logi-
cal conclusion?
For the >avagery of plunderin%
tribal life. such empire builders n
Raleigh in America and Rhodes IN
south Africa. substituted "pcaee,
law and order. and Il progressive
utilization of the riches till then
hidden in the ground, 80 tie am
ba>Sador said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
Cotton Staple
Standard Meet
Delays Action

The meeting Of representatives. Of
English and Continental Cotton As
-ociatious with representatives, Of
the United States department Of az
riculturc which convened at Lon
don, adjourned without taking de-
finite action, according to cable
received today from Lloyd S. TcnnH
acting chief Of the bureau Of agri-
cultural economies, who represent
cd the department.
Every association was well rep
resented and the delegates consid-
cred the questions relating to cot
ton staple standards. A majority
Of the representatives Of the Euro
peau cotton associations expressed
unwilliugucss to take action to-
wards cffccting an agreement, bat
promised to submit, at later time
statement Of their reasons. A
minority favored an early agree
J nent
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
EscOvar Held On
Burglary Charge

Carlos E>covar. charged with
burglary in connection with the
lootjng Of several homes aud a
store in Rockwood was ordered held
"a answer in superior court follow
my preliminary hearing before
Justice Griffin at Brawiey this
morning. In default Of $1,000 bond
he was taken L. the county jail 10
await trial. ESto;ar has admitted
the thctts, according to the district
attorney : Office aud II is expected
he Will plrac gui'ry when brought 10
trial. Deputy District Attorney Lee
Nuff,r represented the state at tn"
hearing.
Ike Meadows, who was to have
had preliminary hearing before
Griffin on bad check charges hal
his ca,e continued until a later
date.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
Kearns Flies Suit
Against Dempsey
Nv United Press Leased " Ire

NEW YORK. Aug. IS SuIt for
@:3&a.@2&. charging breach Of CON
tract. WIS filed in supreme court
here today by Jack KearnS, form
cr manager of Jack Dempsey.
worlds heavyweight champion.
Kcarns specifically charged that
Dempsey ON two occasions refused
10 FIN a contract to fight and that
KearnS had lost Sl66,GGd ON each
occasion.
Kcarns said that on August :,
1923. Dempsey signed q three wear
contract with Kcarns a. his man
agcr. agreeing to fill all fighting
and theatrical engagements krarn~
should obtain for him and to give
Kcarns one third of the profits.
Kcarns said he had a contract
with Tex llickard for a fight be.
tween Dempsey and Harry wills
somewhere in this country, on July
/. and that Dempsey refused to
meet Wills.
dempsey also refused t" fill 4
similar engagement for a fight with
Gene Tunncy on August -, the com
plaint said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

Miller was arrested three tunes il
one day early last month and cha1g-
,rd with three Violations of the
county traffic ordinance One Of
ficcr charged him with reckless
driving, another preferred two
speeding charges against him. Mil
lcT pleaded not guilty and fought
the ease before Ju>ticc MaNfirld,
after vauly attempting 10 secure a
couple Of rontuumcr>. Then he
asked tor an extension al time in
which 10 ray the fine, ThS was
granted.
Miller than filed notice ofs ap-
pc:l and the cas-" seemed destined
for "a hcariu@ in superior court.
But Miller : attorney consulted the
wrong law book ANA waited nine
days before filing his statement Of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
THOMPSON HINTS
AT WITHDRAWAL
FROM ISLANDS
By w. X. KUHNS
Omitted Press staff COrrespondent)

CEHC, =. i.s Aug. Ex-senator
OSmcna Introducing Colonel tarmi
Thompson at the chamber Of com
m"rcc today quoted President Cool
idg" as saying III" United States
intends TO Withdraw from the Phil
ippinrs when tlr islands are in bet
ter condition financially.
"Thc United States intends to
Withdraw from, the Philippines but
does not Intend To- leave YOU with
limited resources, OSmena quoted
President Coolidge as saying. He
added that the President said il
was America S desire TO help the
Philippines develop their resources
50 they will be self supporting
OsmenH confirmed this annouucc-
mcnt later in an interview, declar-
ing that the President WAS defin-
tie in his statement and that the
administration was adhcring to II
policy Of developing the islands
commercially, looking to the day Of
rrlinqushmcnt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
JUDGE MAYFIELD
WINNER OF CASE
AGAINST MILLER

j.. J. Miller Of Covina has been
2 consistent loser in ms bouts with
John i5aw in Imperial county the
past month and it appeared today =
final kayo 10 his cause had been
administered by Justice MayficId
with announcement he win issue 4
t1mmt tmcnt calling for Mi)lcr'S
Incarceration in the county Jail if
he does not pay "a 500 fine assess
"a against him on July PC.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
CANTON SUSPECT
WEAKENS UNDER
RIGID QUESTIONS
Nv United Press Leased Wire

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. lS-The
IiM Of Lou, Mazcr. charged with
Tie morJrr of Don r. Mellrtt. cam
;on gcv~p"prr peh.t~hrr, is break.
ing aowu. according to report,
rmanMing trom ;hr room * lhr
t,acraI hmldug where Gr = uAdrr-
going cNamina,ion.
Mazor confessed +" leiuE ahoW
certain details in his aeeount of
his whereabouts before and aftrr
the murder. investigators said. Tie
acc4>cd man told gur>tiunrr~ yes
ferGaq hc WIS at the hoHe Of :; po-
iccman. until l:3u q. nj. the might
ri the murder. 1hru went 70 the
horne Of Dolly Cary and remained
thrrc Hnt.l p. III. the following
dav.
When confronted today with the
statement of "a Canton man that he
WAS seen i'm Canton restaurant at
~ Il. nj. the morning after the Mel
Ictt murder Mazer is reported TO
have admitted being there. He is
also said to have named au uu-
dcrworld character he met that
morning to tell him "ahout a dog
that was sick.
Throughout the first d3v Of cN-
animation Mazer, proprietor Of Il
pool hall in Canton : Jungle. chung
desperately 10 the story that he WAS
visiting Floyd Steitcnherger. po-
liccman friend. at the time of Mel
lett : murder
Norman Clark. former Canton
Official. will face Mazcr some time
today. He was located n Alliance,
Ohio. last night. clark has sworn
out an affidavit charging Mazcr
threatened his life for "talkjng too
much, shortly after MelIctt was
shot Ia death more than "a month
ago.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. Is The
scene of the MelIett murder inveS-
tigation was diverted to Canton
this afternoon with announcement
Of District Attorney Bernstein that
federal authorities VIII concern
themselves henccforth only with the
resulting liquor problem.
Evidence in the murder case will
be taken directly 10 the Stark cauu-
~ grand jury NOW in session.
I. G. Zumwalt. who has 200 acres
Of pears ut Colu>a. this year used
a fruit grader tha, replaced ten
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

appeal Justice Navfield ava1e Of
the fact rn:tt a new law which went
into effect tins wear allowed only
five days in which 10 file state
mcnt dr appeal ruled Miller ont
Of orarr and took the decision on
points. The CoviHa man has q
choice Of paving the 500 or talk
ing up residence in the county iail.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

+ HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 17.-Pola
Ncgri may make her transrontinen-
, tal journey 10 the bedside Of Rud.
o}ph Valentino i'm an airplanc.
Officials o.. Tie Western Air TX
press conferred with the Polish
star and her advisors today, and Of
fored 10 place special plane at
hcr disposal for the trip.
Miss Ncgri declared she was an
Nous 10 make the "trip by plane,
but her employers are wary about
ri>kin4 the expensive star in such
q journey.
The actress worked until after
midnight, aud was on the set again
carly this morning, working double
time to speed completion Of her
picture.
Ii is planned now to have the
film finished by the end of the
week., and if Miss Negri is allowed
10 fly, she may reach Valentino S
bedside by Monday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
" STARTS FRIDAY. AUGUST 2Oth
West Coast Greater Movie Season :

HERE IS ONE FOR THE MOVIE FANS OF Ell CENTRo
How MOVIE STARS make, using the let
of WEST COAST GREATER MOVIE SEASON also adding
B, H P L, Y, the letters
wish twelve months will be given to the
the of MOVIE STARS six months
pass highest three months the third
highest passes will good Valley and
all Airdome Theater
the AIRDOME This contest closes Friday II p.
Goth. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
BOX SCORES
NATIONAL.

At Pittsburgh (First Game)
Eostou 600 000 loo 9
Pirt,hurgh l20 00l 00X-4 II
r. Smith, Mogridge and Taylor, J
TaEiur: krcmcr and Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
At Chicago

Now York 1000 O00 600 u 6 O
Cnicago 600 600 100 o-l .
Barnes and McMullcn, SNYDER;
Root and Gonzales
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
At Cincinnati

philadelphia 000 600 00O-o 5 ]
Cincinnati POI 600 OoX-@ u
Pierce, Knight ana Wilson; MaN
and iiargraN".
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

Kern county shipped l,4Gl acres
of fruit during July,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
By lnised Press Icnsrd Wire

By Inised Press Lcased Wire
SAN DIEGO, Aug. lS.-Bail for
j. +. Drgman and Earle G. Parker
two Americans held in the county
iail here in connection with the
purportcd revolutionary plot
thwartrd bv federal officials sun
dav, win be fixed al SlO.Oo0 each
j. G. OhauurSiau. deputy t. :. at
toracv, announced today.
II the federal prosecutor 5 re.
quest is granted bail for General
Enrique Estrada, recognized lead
or Of the attempted rebellion. viii
be set at $50, 600.
The three men, with l. others ne
ruscd rs ringlcadcr~ III the plot.
were to hc arraigued this after
noon.
More than lO0 prisoners who hav"
been held at Fort Rosccrau~, and
who were arraignrd yesterday were
marched To the [. :. Marine base
under heavy guard carly this morn.
ing. The men Will be held at the
haSe until date fer triad, September
6, unless they furnish Loco bail
ordered yesterday.
SAN DIEGO. Aug. lS-More
than 100 men held at the t. :.
Marine base IN connection with
General Enrique Estrada : thwart-
ed Mexican revolution will be al
lowed to walk away uumolcstcd un-
less Il guard is provided before
night by the I. :. marshall : Of
flee.
This was the notification sent to
Deputy l. :. Marshall J. Keno
Wilson at noon today by Co. T. y.
ki!gorr, mex in command 10 Cen
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
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Earle G. Parker, local hardware man
and J. r. Degman, Culver city con-
tractor, are hold in Ii" county jail
and will be arraigurd TODAY
The prisoners held :t Fort Rose
Grams viii be marched under guard
Ia the marine base today where
morr comfortable quarters have been
nrrangrd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

,lal @medley Butler at the base.
kIlgurc sand that the marines now
ON guard were there ON unauthorized
duty, and that they would not be
allowed to remain after this even
ing.
Wilson announced that Il deputy
marshall would be here from the
Los Angeles headquarters this af-
trrnoon To take charge Of the pris
unrrS.
\ guard Of II men viii l- nee,
rsaarN, accounting to Col. Kilgorr.
The demand for electric rrfrigera
tors in h"ncs is growing in those
countries who's" electric service is
fast improving, according TO the
United state department of com
mrrcc. Switzerland and Japan are
ln this category.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

Traffic accidents ON the streets Of
American cities that could be avoid
eel 10y good street lighting cost
about % million dollars 4 year, ar-
rurdIng TO estimates Of Charles j.
Nialh, Illuminating engineer Of
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
For 4 considerable time in July
grape shipments, from Fresno aver
aged - cars Il day.
The olive crop Of Tularc county
., y per cent Of normal.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

Dcuoit at Washington, both
GAMES postponed, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
Many Mesa ges

F. Geo. UIlmm. Valentines per,
>onaI manager. WIS ut the bedside
for an hour before 9 Il. m. today
and on leaving reported Valentino 5
fever had dropped slightly after an
apparently reStful night.
He ~aii the actor was permitted
for the first time to take nourish-
mcnt. being served Il small bowl of
broth. Tllman >aid he was much
encouraged.
" Rudolph asked me once how
long is this damn thing going to
last Ullman said.
PoIa Ncgri. actress. teIephone':
the hospital twice during the night
from Hollywood, Calif., and among
fhc messages arriving at davhreak
VAS second cahlcgram from Doug
Fairbanks aud Mary pickford and
"a Telegram from Svd Grammar, Los
Angeles theatrical magnate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
AMERICAN
At Boston

y. L0uiS 0Ol O0l 600 > u
,o.tou 200 OIL OOX-4 .
Davis and Schang; Ruffing aHd
Ga~tCu.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18
BULLETIN STATES
VALENTINO MAKES
SLIGHT PROGRESS
Pola Negri May Fly to
Bedside of Sick Screen
Star.
HN ujted Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK. Aug. lS.-Rudolph
Valentino, the tiappcrN idol of the
t"llc>, Who Is critically i'll here.
WAS reported Slightly improved bv
Lis physicians after their morning
CONSULTATION today bur it probably
Will hc two NOR" days before Val,
,ntuo is out Of danger.
Mr.. Valentino rested comfor
'ahiy, 'H" bulletin issued at 1915
Ii. u. said.
d" Hr showed "a Slight Improvement
iu general condition this morning.
His tenrrraturr is l0l; pulse 90.
aHt respiration -.
Doctors Paul +. Dcrham. Harold
Z, Mcchcr and Q. Randolph Man
Hiu-. >i4Nod lbc bulletin.
Seldom have persons in the public
eye been watched 50 closely by both
'arir attendants aud hv the public,
IL fine Of illness. = Valentino.
Three attending physicians and
'wo cun>u'autS are in constant
touch with the progress Of his case
and frequently are at the bedside.
Nurses tip toe in and out of the
carpcted mahogany furnished suite
in which the actor lies i'll.
But down the lobby of the Poly
clinic hospital the real demonstra,
ton Of public interest is to be
found.
\ special Valentino information
desk has been established to re-
lieyc the regular telephone switch
board and desk clerks Of the great
rush II inquiries made by telephone
and in person about Valentino 5 CON
hitinm-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-18

I. G. Znmwalt. who has 200 acres
Of pears ut Colu>a. this year used
a fruit grader tha, replaced ten
MON.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-28

May Is and in Williams last Sunday,
her subject Prohibition versus Prop
aganda." She has gone to Winslow
and Holbrook for the weekend and
will return to Flagstaff later when
the above ADDRESS win be delivered
here.
Mrs. Frances T. Parks, national
secretary of the w. G. t. u. says:
''Mrs. Brewer is a woman with a
message. AS a speaker she is inter
esting, forceful and winning. She
has served tn reorganization accept
ably in varied capacities, as national
organizer and lecturer, viee-presi-
dent and editor of the Texas w. c. t.
u, and president Of the Arizona
union. She is earnest, consecrated,
tactful ana efficient. She under
stands the principles and methods Of
our work thoroughly She is heartily
commended to community welfare
workers" Mrs. Brewer will speak at
the Federated church Sunday, May 80
at p. m.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-28
wbv France Had Poor Crops.

During the year 1861 the haryests
of France gave an unusually poor re
turn, and a commission to investigate
the cause OF the deficiency was ap
pointed at the instance Of the minister
of agriculture. The commission took
counsel of experienced naturalists, ST
Hilaire, Provost, and others. By this
commission the deficiency was attri
buted in great degree to the ravages
of insects which it is the function OF
certain birds to check. The commits
sion placed the blame for this condi
tion on the French people, who had
destroyed millions of birds.