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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16

houses must have a secluded east side
where a breakfast porch or terrace
could be arranged very satisfactorily.
1t is quite the custom in England to
have breakfast porches, where the
family may enjoy their morning meal
In pleasant surroundings. Shown here
10 q breakfast porch which is one Of
the most appreciated features of an
English cottage. 1t Is simply furnished
and the bluestone flooring furnishes
an interesting color note. There is a
splendid view of rose garden from
this porch-loveIy enough to All ones
thoughts with beauty to last the whole
day through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16

It is a mistake to believe that work
10 the only thing that counts. There
is q power In leisure. This is not q
plea for laziness. for that is. prodi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16

Continued in tomorrow's star.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16

piquan served
II Winter e pame that y apt Y enc " serious
merely those drinks tickle palate and add
the stimulating h acton unduy
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

In all, four maps have been pre-
pared by this California corpora
ton. One deals with California,
Oregon and Washington; Il second
covers British Columbia; third
deals with Arizona and the fourth
with Nevada. Each map, which is
made up in handy pocket size, car
rips Il wealth of information to the
motorist. There is shown for in
stance such important facts as paw
ed through routes paved secondary
routes. gravelcd through and gravel
ed secondary routes and JnimproVed
routes. Local roads are also indicat-
ed. Cities and towns and even the
smallest hamlcts in MANY instances
are shown together with the dis
tances separating them.
la placing these MAPS with indie
pendent dealers and at its own ser
vice stations, Union Oil Company
has aimed at the widest possible
dist strihutiUm.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

the month is owned by \. H.
Smithson of Holtvillc. His register
ed cow "Coroua. produced III
pounds of huttcrfat.
The five highest COWS in one herd
are owned by II. G.. FarmsWorth of
Ell Centre. His five high COWS pro-
duced 2S9.4 pounds of butterfat or
an average of 57.9 pounds per COW
for the month. Robert Racher of
Brawley was second in this class.
His five COWS produced 252,5 pounds
of butterfat or an average of J0.J
pounds per COW.
Mr.. FarnSworth also had the larg-
est number of 10 pound COWS. OF the
- COWS which he was milking at
this time IS produced over 40
pounds of butterfat.. Emmett Ed
wards of HOltvillc was second i'll this
class with -.
During the month % boarder COWS
were culled out by members of the
COW testing association.
Listed below are the 20 cows which
produced over 80 pounds of butter
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

handle the accounts on a CONNER
cial basis, sending a collector to
each building once week. The
children bring their savings to,
school, where they are encouraged
to increase them.
Mrs. Charlotte Ellis children lead
the school in the amount deposit
ed. These first graders, the small
est room in the building from point
of enrolment, saved $14l. And
the Kindergarten kiddies saved, too.
Some Of the children have been
earning the money themselves by
doing odd Jobs. Others say that
they are saving their candy money.
Last year the children at Mckinley
deposited *G@J, or $125.50 less than
the present year S record.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

in japan they Published Il novel
in 1916 volumes. but many ot our now
lis seem much longer.
Washington wants to reduce the
size Of our money. Already, some
hodv has reduced the amount.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

Summertime is just around the
corner and the fortunate motorist
who lives on the Pacific coast where
there are 50 many good motor trips
over excellent roads, is beginning to
give thought to vacation outings.
Naturally he wants to plan his trip
ahead. He has in mind, perhaps,
some particular beauty spot OF
which Il friend spoke in glowing
terms. lie is however, somewhat
hazy on those details which go 10
make the vacation outing success
the choice Of Il route, the condl-
ton of the roads. and the distance
involved.
How MANY motorists have not
gone through these throes of uncer-
taintv ut this season of the year
when the open road is calling, and
who. rather than make haphazard
choice have given up the contemp-
lated trip and sought other scenes
To those who have. the announce
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Wild Regions of
Mount Olympus
To Be Explored

SEATTLE, WISH, June 9.-The
wild regions Of the Olympic penin-
suja ia western Washington of which
comparatively little is k own, will
be explored this summer bv an ex-
petition Of 10 picked boy scouts, or
-auilrd by the Seattle star
Tho region to be .xplerod lies
south and west Of Mount Olympus.
TIc scouts will be- led by Field
Executive Ronald j.. Ruddi.Aan,
WHO Will take the party down from
the headWater~ Of thu Queets river
to Lake QuiuWit,
Results Vt the exploration viii be
furnished government departments
for maps oWl records.
The Olympic peninsula, compara-
tivaly elu>a 60 the heavily populat-
ed renter, Of seattle and Tacoma,
is isolated by many arms and chan
ucls of Puget Sound. Whore the
foothills merge into tie rugged
>noW-capped mountains surrounding
Mount Olympus. whose peak is $50
fees above ,oa leNc., almost all
trace, of civilization ,mish. in the
country a.e many wild animals.
Several Indian reservations are sit
uatod OH the outskirts Of this wild
section Of thc ptniAsula.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
"Wednesday, June 9, 1926
Ehildren Here
Learning Thrift

FL Centre youngsters have been
|rning other lessons than those
Injected with the three OR S -
ling the term just closed, accord
/ to Mrs. Mont j. Reid, principal
the Mckinley school who reports
4 establishment of the thrift hab-
among the pupils of that build
The school year just closed is
third that the Mckinley school
common with the "'hor cicmcn-
~ schools of the city, has fol
Fed school savings system. Each
,r has shown q decided increase
h in number Of youthful depOs-
|rs and the amount Of their de
BITS. \ total of S76O.50 has been
Ecd this year, representing ap-
bximatclv l7j future financicrs.
4 Accounts may be opened with
'-cent deposits, Mrs. Reid
les. The banks of the city
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Around the W. orld
Racer Loses His
Race With Clock

TOXIC, June 9.-John Goldstron.
racing the clock around the world
in IN effort to break the record ot
% days, u hours. - minutes and
four seconds established by john
Henry Mears in 1913, apparently has
failed.
The steamer President Madison
has sailed without GoIdStrom and
the next steamer from Yokohama to
San Francisco sails on June u. By
catching it Goldstrom could com
plcte his journey in 49 or 80 days.
The cause of Goldstrom 5 delay il,
not yet known here but it was be-
licved he Was held up in Siberia.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

17T7" '--- ~ |"T"7 TIV
leaders IN the various classes Of the
dairy COW competition fer the first
SIN months of the cow testing year.
Class y, highest producing pure
bred COW:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
Miss Browne Has
Entered Finals

PARIS. J9Dr Suzanne Lcu@icu
viii meet Mary X. browne Of Cali.
fo~nia ia q Franco-Amcriom final
match for tho tennis championship
OF France,
Louglcu today defeated Miss Jom
Try Of England iu the women y.
5laglcs somi finals 81, 81.
Miss Browne earlier IN the da|
Won her wax to the final match by
tcioating Miss Katrina Bouum ot
Holland. SO, 81.
Suzanne ran Miss Fry from side
.o side of thc court and tncu placed
' "kiu" during most Of thc'
l.atrh.
PARIS. june 9. Mary *
I'reaue of Californian and clpa4
ri the Wightman cup team. today
Won her semi final match and en-
trred the finals Of the French
championship Al the Racing club
Miss Brown defeated Mis-, Katrina
BaumaH of Holland -, g..
The American player will prob
ably meet Suzanne Lcngieu for tin
championship,
Miss Browne was the oDiy Amer
.can voman remaining i'm sing,
Tournament play.
Rene La Costc Of France tedas
entered the semi finals of the men :
Singles by defcatiug Nicholas Miah.
! ol Bmlania It-l2; 81. 81 in th'
quarter finals.
Henri Crochet Of France dcfcatr,
y. Watcher Of Belgium in the quart
! rr finals, Oh. |-6, -, Oh
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
AWAIT ARRIVAL
OF S. d. NAVAL MAN

SAN DIEGO, Calf. Jane g.
When J. y. Malansy comes ~ai.ing
home on Ca!tcd States submarine
SIS today hc viii find thrcc cooju-,
gurgiug little babies TO -rrct hm
instead Of one, that was ,Nrrctcd.
Mrs. Malaury, ~ year oH wife OF
the navy mau, gaze birth to two
boys and one guI al the Mclullock
sauiturium
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
PROBATION DENIED
10 VISALIA WOMAN

NiNALIA. Calif., june 9.-Proba-
tjD for Mrs. Rosario Acdis, II year
Old riNicy resilient, convicted Of
mau,aughjcr u Judge j. A. Allen S
court who applied last week for
probation was d,uicI. aic was on
ncr way to san Quentin today for
from one to ten years.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
SUZANNE WINS MATCH
Nv United prcHS Leased Wire

PARIS, june 9-Suzannc Leng-
len defeated Joan Fry OF England
in the first set of thcir semi fiaaI
match in the French championship
tournament at the Racing club to-
dav. The score WAS 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09

'IINS Z, DVSt TIV0 COWS IN OTo N0rN:
Owner Address Lbs. Is. t..
ii. &. Famsworth, FL Ccutro..-l677I
Robert Bachcr, BraWlcy z-.-..-.l396.4
Emmett Edwards, Hoitvillc...l3S0.7
L. I, Parker 4 Son, CalcXico..- l32U.9
All tested six months each.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
RANCHER KILLED
In AUTO WRECK

MODESTO, CAL, June 9.-Chagi",
7. pyase, 30, raachce Of Ceres. WAS
killed whp0 The automobile br was
driving, oNeuwayl oa the Grows
Landing road Theodore Iuorsou
ST. also Of Ceres, who was riding
with Peasr, received injuries from
which he may NOT rccoNcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
HCLTVILLE cow
IS LARGEST OF
MAYS WEDDINGS
The Five Highest in One
Herd Were Owned in
Ell CentrO.

, During May of this year 22sl
COWS were tested in the cow testing
association. The average production
of these COWS was 723 pounds of
milk and 26.j pounds of butterfat
per COW.
The highest producing cow for
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-09
RUBY GOLQSTEIN IS
INDEFINITELY SUSPENGE1

NEW YORK, ,umc E Thc state
boxing commission suspended Ruby
GoldStein indefinitely for his ro
fusd to fight Mike Dundee, He
win be permitted 20 meet AlJ Hud-
ki1. q C4.~1a Jan. -, Ay@cYvt.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26
Father and Son, Partners
 Preparing Opening Mine

Probably one of the youngest of gold mining operators of the entire Terri tory passed through Seward few days ago en route to the Interior to join his father, and prepare for the coming season. The young man, F. H.. Hammers, under the voting age, has been Outside over the winter attend ing to a number of business details connected with the operation of the mine which is located on Boulder ok. in the Circle district.
 The camp is situated at a distance of approximately 165 miles from Fair banks, near the new Circle road which is being built by the Alaska Road Com mission and which thus far, has been completed for about 35 miles out of Fairbanks. Father and son have been operating the hydraulicking outfit for the last two or three years and are doing quite we'll.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26
One Word Bars Oklahoma
 Women from State Slate

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, March 15. (P)-Women political leaders in Oklahoma are praying for legal mir acle-the only thing apparently that can make them eligible as candidates for major state offices at the election in November. ~-
 One little word in the state consti. tution-male-s them from hold. ing eight of the most important off ces: Governor, lieutenant governor attorney general, state treasurer, sec retary of state, state auditor, superin. tendant of instruction and state exam iner and inspector.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26
Suzanne Wurtz Latest of
 1926 Channel Swim Entries

PARIS, March 15. Pl- Suzanne Wurtz, former champion swimmer of France, is the latest woman candi- date for the English Channel swim in 1926, which probably will be the ban ner year for the number of attempts ever made to cross the "fish-bowl''
 Mademoiselle Wurtz will start from Cape Gris-Nez and will have as a com panion Madame Jane Sion, who came within a mile of the Dover Cliffs in 1925.
 Mademoiselle Wurtz has won the swim across Paris''-about fifteen kilometers down the seine-three years in succession.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26
REDONDo DUE AT 6 p. M.

The freighter Redondo, of the AL aska Steamship Company, is due to arrive in port at o'clock this eve ming, according to the local cable office.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26
Moose Official Due
 In Seward Tomorrow

siguard Wallstedt, district deputy supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose, who has been in Fair banks and Nenana on official bus ness connected with the organiza- tion and who will spend consid- erable part of the coming year in the railroad belt, stimulating interest in the various lodges, is due to ar rive in Seward tomorrow night.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26
Will Construct a Dredge
 This Spring, Nolan Creek

Dan Schelener, of Nolan creek, Fairbanks distriyt, was among the h. terior operaton3 who passed through Seward the flSt of the week bound for the Interio followi)g winters stay in the Eiids of the Outside. schelener is a4ocated with Ed Hol- brook and others in g fine looking dredging property onthe creek, and will this summer construct dredge which they hope to have completed and in operation by the first of Au- gust. They have already dredge on Chatham creek. Nolan creek is about sixteen miles from Chatanika.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26
NORTHWESTERN DUE IN MORN

The SIS. Northwestern is due to arrive in port tomorrow morning at less dispatch received from the ves- sel today.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26

A beautiful line Of Easter cards at Schallerer's Alaska Shop. Pick out what you wish today and mail them out on Saturdays steamer. Easter arrives April 4.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26
TIE INSPECTOR RETURNS
 FROM TRIP UP THE LINE

Joe Hoffman, tie inspector for the Alaska Railroad, returned last eve- ming, having walked and rode part of the way down the line. Mr. Hof- man will be in town for couple of days before departing again on Sun days freight for Mile S6 where he will give some ties in that district especial scrutiny. During his last trip up the line, he made stops to inspect ties at Indian, Mile 69 and Mile A.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26

Select your Easter cards now and mail them out Saturday. Easter ar rives April 4, just time enough to get them out.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26

Special attention given to cleaning and pressing of women's clothes. New Method Cleaners. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26

Good program at the Liberty.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-26
KODIAK MERCHANT COMING

w. J. Erskine, prominent Kodiak merchant, will arrive in Seward next Tuesday a passenger on the Admiral Watson, according to local advices. MT. Erskine will continue on to the States on a business trip.
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Taa Mars.
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9THM pam RponleqHOI EH3HH, Rolo
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pHe Il %yBaheHie, HoI4a BCaEHe ne
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In Il MHoro-NHoro roro, zero enc.
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