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SUMMONS

In the District Court for the Tern tory Of Alaska, Third Division
 Walter R. HoIben, plaintiff, vs- Flo ra HoIben, Defendant.
 The President Of the United States Of America, to Flora Holben, the above named defendant, greeting
 You are hereby required 10 appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, within th1-- ty days after the last publication 0- this summons, namely within 1hirty days after the 5th day Of July, 1925, in case this summons is published, 0- within forty days after the date Of its service upon you, In case the sun mons is served upon you personally. and answer the complaint ez the above-named plaintiff 0n file ln said court in the above-srtitled action
 The plaintiff in said action demands the following relief: That the bonds of matrimsny existing between y0T and the said plaintiff be dissolved by 2 decree Of absolute divorce
 And in the event you faE 10 so Er pear and answer, the plaintiff VII take judgment against TOl for want there of, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in his complaint and as hereinabove stated
 The order Of the above entitled court for service Of this summBns by publication is dated 11fh dEy of June 1926.
 WITNESS, the Honorable E. E. Rit chic, Judge Of said Court, and ths Seal Of said Court hErsUnfo affixed on this 11th day of June, 1928.
 (SeaD ". N. CTDDE,
 Clerk First Publication, June 14, 1925. r ,-% TSv~s,1sor~sr~ T,-F- -u1E
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTE7Ior United States Land Office
 Serial No. D5537
Anchorage Alaska ]

Anchorage, Alaska, May T, 1925 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Northwestern Fisheries Company corporation organized under the laws of the State Of Washington, and doing business in the Territory Of A. aska, through Fl. l.. Faulkner, its al torney in fact, has filed application, serial No 05537, for g patent, under and by virtue Of sections 230s and 23O7, Revised Statutes Of the United States, as assignee of Jonah A. Pc tray, for a tract Of land embraced 1n U. $. Official Survey No. 7454, situ- ated on the south shore Of SheliE0t Strait, Alaska, EpprDZImaBB1y m1ls northeast Of the mouth Of Karluk R5V- CT, at a location locally known as the Rocks" and adjoining g- s Ams16- ed Survey No. 40, on Kodiak Island, Alaska, Latitude 57 deg. Sz' 90" north, and Longitude 154 deg. 26' 45T west and particularly described as follows
 Beginning aI corner No T adEn-
 tical with corner No 4, Am4nded
 survey NO. 40, whence J- s. initia1
 monument No. IA bears N 6s 6eg
 2 E. z.56 chs thence N. f 69g %
 west along west boundary Identical
 with line 4-3 J- 6 Amended survey
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF General Land Office
Ancborage. Alaska Nav 11. 1g2

Anchorage, Alaska, May Il, 1926.
 Notice is hereby given that Star Nielsen, together with his witnesses, Stanton Shafer and Charles Miller, all of Homer, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead entry, Serial 04690, for lands embracing the SE1k- NWA, S1sNE1z, NW1 SEA-, Section 1, T. 6 s. R. 13 ". s. M and is now in
 the files of the U. s. Land Office, at Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office at An chorage, Alaska, within the period of publication, or thirty days thereafter,
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF General Land Office.
Anchorage, Alaska, June ', 19

Anchorage, Alaska, June ', 1926, Notice is hereby given that ThirZs G. Holmes, of Homer, Alaska, has sub mitted final proof on her homestead entry, together with her witnesses, Levi W. Holmes, of Homer, Alaska, and Thomas Oliver Perry, of Seldc- via, Alaska, for the Northeast Guar ter of Section g, T. s. R. 12 W. s. M. Serial 0424S, and is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office, at An chorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office, at An chorage, within the period of publica- tion or thirty days thereafter, said final proof vii belacaepted and final certificate issued.
 J. LTNDLEY GREEN
 Register First Publication, June 10, 1926. Last Publication, July IS, 1926
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF General Aanr orfics

Anchorage, Alaska, June :, 1928. Notice is hereby given 1ha1 Lev William Holmes, Of Homer Alaska. has submitted final proof On his home stead entry, Serial e41So oogs1hsT with his witnesses, ThOs- Oliver Ee-- TT. Of SeldOvia. Alaska, and Th1-za G. Holmes, Of Homer, Alaska Tor loI 6, NWA SE5z, S15NE34, Section c. I- 6 s. R. F V. $. VI. and is now in the files Of the .. $. Land Office. Bt Anch- orage. Alaska. and fl no protest ls nl- ed in the local land office, s1 Ancho- rage. Alaska, within the period oi publication, or thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 J. LTNDLET GREEN,
 ReglstH-- First Publication, June 10, 1S26- Last Publication, July IS, 1928
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DEpAp-NEN- or TIE INTERIOR United States Asrc c~ce
 Se~ls5 No. CSS5S
Arch1-sre. Alasks. Nav I-. 1S26


 Anchorage, A1ssks. May I-. 1895 ! NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN Thzt -be No-thw-esre-- Fsshe-ses Ccm-suv. "a c8-p0-z-i8n 1-zzn7ze6 unse- the laws rF rse S-Rte aE Wash frrto-. and doing business n the Territory e ] Alaska. through E L. Esu1kne-- Sts a11o-nsy 5n Facl. has lied spplsCs-e1- ] Serial No. N55sS. for a -srsr1- under and hy vi-1ue os sec-S01s 13es and Z3B- Revised Statutes CT the T1ue6 ! States. as assignee 0E Jonah "A Pc tray, for s r-sc- e land embraced in ! I- s 0EFscis1 survey No zSS5. s5rE- areE ur 1he Suu-k shs-e Dt Shelfko& lStrsi1- Alaska Ep--0xlBs1s1v zax Eriles northeast ot the mouth Of ks-luk River. ar 6 Location 10czIew known as 4R7e sTvFsrs-RgT- and s5s0lrizg and 1v- ing us the northeast 0E '. 6 Su-vsv NO. -54. E06izk Island Alssszs- In Tast- 5rude 5 Ger. Ss' sg~ -o-1h and Long -u6s 15z Ger. sE co" west and rz-zs- culz-1v described as FoIlr-s-
 Beginning a. corner No. ! ". |
 CT the ssu1E sho-e q She1koF Sr-zft sr line 0t N E- T. whence . :. 3n1-5s- D0zu-e-c bears soEtA 5s deg. S-v ssst 2lsz chs. thence s9u1h 5S 6se. sz esst along bou1-
 da-y line 1-z T s survey No. 1s4. 1928 chs to corner No. 2. sserUcsl
 xi1h corner No. T. s xu-vsy No z5z5 thence N0-1h along esst hou1- dzy 2z2B chs. rC corner No. . thence w6st along No-1h bou16zTv 1 4s5 chs tD corner No. z N- C sr line 0f N II T. Cr s1u-h Shc-e be ShslTkoF S1-zs1- thence Ev mean de-s along line RI n T n s south- westerly direction along south shore oE Shslikot S-s7t- as 1olows. n S0u1h s.2s chs f2a South $ ! 6eg. 5f' Wes- 5DS chs (s3 SCuch zs 6eE B1' West 6 chs tc corner No. 5 NJ c thence EsSt --zs chs
 10 corner Nc g. thence South -e5 chains 10 cU-1- Nc T. thence Test zS1 cfs 4n corner No S thence hT msanEe~s along N E- T I line zn southwest Ei-ec-ioz as Eot-
 80xs- "a Sou1h g 6eg. 2E West 500 chains f58 SoU-A 9 Ger e ' West 2SS chs, c01rsz17nE E- area oF zZzz acres.
 Any and al persons C1azuf-r aE- we-se8y znv 0f the land above EesC-zh- A5 should Ele 1he5- adverse claims win 1he 1wgss-e- aE the -neeE States Land 0Encs s1 Anchorage, A asazs. xzeh3r the pe-se6 ae rsuo1ics-so1. z- Fhz-1v 6zrs 1he-az1-H-- CT 1hsv VI be barred Ev 1hE --o~lsi0-E oE the S1atu1s.
 q ZGNDLET GREEN.
 RsEiS-e-. Frs PubhCz1S1r Mar 14 -s@S- < T.z<- -sz7ss7sl-x-s~s~ Nmr q ~E9r
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said final proof win be accepted and final certificate issued
 ]. LNDLEy GREEN,
 Register. First Publication June 2, 1923. Last Publication, July 17, 1925.
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M 1B 1gz chs. 10 corner No : N Trs e W- ' F 01 shore af She1RoE Strait thence Ey me sr5e-s along line uz G- F. T c1 sgu4h shore SheIik01 St-s1t az va-1neaSes-sv direction ss follows faa No-sh $ aeE- 5S' E 1-oS chs Iz3 No-.h Lz dez- Sy East 61SS ashs ry8 No-1N xS 6eE. Gs- Ezst 2sS rsHS ID corner No g N C a. Inc e MI T. Ehe-ce Sou-h along the sss- boundary -s-Ss chs -o corner M q thence wBst along soEth A1unas-v sIss chs -o co-1e- No : N. C. a. line N Fl T o- shore ot Es-luk Lzcoo1s thence ev mean 5e-s from corner No : along shore ns Es-7rk Lagoon 5- the north esSra-av 5a-ecIoz ss follows l4s Na--r sz 6az. zs' Ezst It's chs frs N1--h E- Eer- 4- EsS 1-14 chs 1sa North co Eer. e Esss l-l0 chs. ID rB-ne- No. E et N Ez- T oU beach n Es-7uk Lagoon thence North along west boundary -Sb chs @ co-nE No -- the place q haE7n1inE- con Ea7ning an area CT --S1 acres Ar- ana s- persons claiming a1- -e-selv any 05 the land above cesc-3e- s6 should fife thez- adverse claims with the ReEisoe- ot the C-E-e6 States Land 0Ffice s- AnchC-aEe- AlSsSa- within The period Ct publication CT -hfrtv dsrs rhe-esfre-- o- theT VII ee barred b- 1he provisions ot c1e sat ute
 L7NBLEE GREEN.
 Perse- rxz-r+ -1r-lTs~sn-s-~ NFr- ga 1898
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CIRCULAR NO. 225.

To All Concerned:
 Effective July l, 1926, Mir. D. ", Metzdorf, acting general stoTekeeper is hereby appointed general storekeep, CT. with headquarters at Anchorage Alaska, reporting to the general man ager.
 NOEL W. SMITH, gen. mgr
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Eaton, Crane and Pike Highland Linen Stationary-Schalle Alas ka Shop.
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Buy your Bunting and Flags for the Fourth of July at Urbach's. tf
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Remington Portables, S60-Schaller- CTS Alaska Shop.
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Photograph albums and art corners -Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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"The facts well told" Subscribe to the Seward Weekly Gateway. $500 a year.
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Garden seeds and onion sets at Brown & Hawkins Corporation.
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Picture framing Schallerer's Alas ka Shop.
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Fs-s1 PubHcz1s5r Mar z4- -s1S. Las PUb6cslo1 AuE- 5, -s2s.
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J LNBLET GREEN.

Frs Publ5cE-io- May 14- 7S26. TsaE Publication Aug g. 1895.
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First Publication, June 1z, 1926. Last Publication, July 5, 1926.
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ka Shop.
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NOEL W. SMITH, gen. mgr
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
Wo9nr7ml3te=,aa37''ss; W9r7l3t=,a7's; Inaterests I7tte=:l,1,!tss
FEDERATION NEWS
BRIDGE PARTY rs
DECIDED SUCCESS

More than fifty women were
present at the Federation News
bridgc.tea. given at the Ten Thou
sand Club house yesterday after
noon. The object of the tea was
to gain subscriptions for the FEEDER
alton News, the official organ Of
the Women 5 Federated Clubs and
each woman who attended was Civ
On a year $ subscription to the News
Hpon payment Of her entrance fee.
The tea is one OF the many plans
being carried out to obtain 100 per
cent in local subscriptions. which is
the goal Of the women : clubs
throughout the state.
Twelve tables were used for
bridge by the guests Of the after
noon. and after an enjoyable game
tea was served The high score was
achieved by Mrs. T. r. e. Fcnton;
Mrs. II. Straub had second score.
and the low prize Wos; 10 Mrs.
Susan Martin
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
HONE DEPARTMENT
TO ENTEETAIN WITH
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Original invitations have hcon
sent out by the Farm Home De
partncnt to a Hallowc en- party 10
hc given Saturday evening in the
farm bureau rooms At the court
house. The Invitations, which were
designed and drawn by Miss Or
pha Miller, homo demonstration
agent, are drawn in black on orange
paper and picture the arrival of an
informal looking crowd Of merry
maker, driving happjlv toward the
scene Of the party. No one rccciv.
ing an invitation could resist the
suggestion of mcrrrinakiug in the
drawing.
Many surprise, are promised which
viii De in keeping with Iiallowc 'cn
and the farm home department is
noted for It's originality.
Invitations have been serf 10 all
farm center directors, alternate di-
rcctor~, sccrctarir, and treasurcrs
and county Officers. to the home de-
partmcut chairmcu, yic"-chairman,
secretaries and treasurer aud coun-
iy Officers, county supervisors,
county horticultural commissioners,
club leaders, project leaders, cx-
tension folk aud scout executives.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
MANY INITIATED
AT GIRL RESERVE
MEET WEDNESDAY

The FL Centre Grammar School
Girl Reserves held their first initi,
alton at the Wilson school Wcdnes-
day afternoon with their advisors,
Mrs. B. y. Ilarrigan, Miss Lena
Eastwood. Miss Mac Walker and
the Girl Reserve chairman, Mrs.
GIuwrl in charge.
Doris Gibson presided rs prcsi-
dent and Marjorie Moore. Margaret
Hill and Thelma Jenkins acted as
the flag bearers.
The following girls were initiated.
Orlynn iIartze!i, Doris Weir. Geaa
Bibbins, Vivian Spencer, borothy
Duudas, Janet Underwood, Florence
Buzby, Annie La Frankie, Believer
Ion Peck, Lou Anna Cunningham,
Kathryn Jones and Villa Mae Rob
crts.
The impressive candle lighting
service was given under the direc-
tion Of Louise f. Kelley. Y. W. c.
\. secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
Rain Slickers
Popular With
Portland Girls
By GEORGE D. CRISSEY
(tr. L. Staff Correspondent

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 2S.-This
is the time of wear when old timers
feel comfortable, as the damp sea
son is here, and when strangers
stare at comelv maidcns parading to
and from school dressed in start
ling fashion.
Galoshcs flip and flop, slickcrs
below out behind, being of stiff
light yellow material. Bat it is
the decoration upon the slickcr that
causes the man from New York or
Chicago, Los Angeles or New Or.
leans to rub his eyes, and then take
another look.
y fair maiden walks down the
streets, wearing Il pair of Swishing
Captain Kid bootccS over her
dainty shoes. Her bright yellow
S'lchcr apparently had been mistak-
en- for an artist s canvas. for upon
The back of it there appears a pic.
turc. It is of two hearts which
are forever joined by a kccn-cdged
dagger which picrrcs each. Whcth.
or Il portrays love fast and true
q represents the death of a once
mutual affection is unrcvcalcd.
Not to be outdonc, on the other
side of tho street, there strolls a
tlapperish blonde ono running
toward the robust lines Of the femi
ninc type which, generation ago
was classcd as 1.-The beef trust. -
Her slickcr too, is bright yellow
but her Daddy must be from Dub
lin or County Cork, as the decora-
tion is in duh green. 'Wha. is
il asks the curiuus visitor, and
upon inspection he discovers it to
be a giant frog and Mr.. Freq has
No fears of the rain for ne is hold
ing an umhrclla over his bead.
Then, as though to gladden. the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
UNUSUAL PROGRAM
GIVEN AT MEETING
OF CHURCH SOCIETY

Mrs. S. p. Holiday was in charge
of the meeting of the Missionary
Society of the PRESBYTERIAN church,
which held its first meeting OF the
wear Yesterday afternoon at the
church.
After a business meeting in which
plans were worked out for the com
ing year, the afternoon was devoted
to an unusual program covering
foreign conditions. Papers were
read bv Mrs. II. c. Coc and Mrs. 4.
Laekey on Cuba and Porto Rico.
Mrs. c. Parker then read an inter
csting letter from her sister. who
resides in India, which was much
enjoyed by the members.
The next meeting is to he held
n conjunction with the Ladies
Bible Class. and viii be at the
church.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
Author Adopted
by Indian Chief

T. hc adopted by Siouy Frdian
chief and formally taken into the
tribe with an impressive ceremony is
an cXPcrinecc that la, faiIcr 10 rev
white women. The chief was Red
FoT of The Sioux reservation in
North Dakota, an old Indian
wri.h-N WITH honor> aaI prestige
among his people. The white Y.sitor
''''rn 'r honorc1 is Miss Frances
Dcnsmorc. an authority on Indians
ana Formerly with the bureau Of
American ctm"logy.
"ptosanonpawin, - or Two
Wilt" buffalo, the name Of his
dead daughter, who was beloved by
her people, was the name formally
given 10 Miss Dcnsmorc. " Red Fox
and his wife gave purity 10 intro
ducc me to my new Sioux relatives
writes Miss DcnsInorc from Red
Wing, Mimi.
"A steer was killed and there
was great fcasting, Red Fox told
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
State Produces
Tons of Babies

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 27.-Cali-
fornia produced l66 tons al babic,
worth Approximately Sl2.I0G. IS
during the seven months Of this
year.
Thi, figure was complied by l.. f.
Ross. statisticiau Of the state board
Of health, to prove his contention
that the baby crop is the most val
uahlc crop harvested during the year
The total number Of babies record
ed in the period was 7,662 and their
net value was computed from an cs-
timatc made by Ross that every
baby born in California has a value
Of approximately 1854 or more than
S36 per pound.
If placed end to end. the babies
born during the seven months would
reach from San Francisco TO Ricn,
mond, distanrc Of = miles, Ross -
urcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
Ticket Sale For
Operalogue Is
Very Favorable

Reports from the tiekc. commit
tee of the Music and Arts Assoeia-
tion, at their meeting last night at
the studio of Madame katharine
kuprlian, were very favorable. Til"
tickets for the opcralogEe are sell
ing well and seem popular because
oi the nominal price, according -
the committee.
Thee operaloguc which is to b.
gwen Nov. 9 at the Palace thpatcr
originated with Havrah Hubbard
who will present il. Hubbard takes
the part of all the characters of tho
operas l." presents through the OF.
oralogrc medium and, owing to the
fleXibility of his voice, is said Ia
sing any part we'll His prescnta.
ton Of his own creation, wart-nese
Tom. the principal in the little
fairy story which forms the tranSi.
tiun between the operalogucs Of
" Pagliacci'' and -" Hansel and
'.retel' - is said to be most delight
ful and the music, which is the com
l,sItion of Nj. Simmons. accompan-
=. is remarked upon for its charm
a4d apprrp rpriateness.
N.ss Iuiia Foneannon, publicity
e.a'sma" fer thc uncralrgreS. S=aies
-':r /? u.1rhcr pf tickets have been
>n.d f. j'@ivilHals who pan on
ta,ttor parties rhrt evening and the
event of@csS Sn'eadil epportanity
1o" these '"I" wish to entertain in
IN unusual manner.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28

me must not hesitate to use my
newly acquired name, because, he
had earned the right TO bcstow it.
Twice he had been chosen to shoot
albino buffalo so that he could give
the name to his daughtcr. He told
me that whenever | visited an In.
dian tribe in my research work,
must tell them of my adoption aud
receive the courtcsies befitting the
daughter Of a chief
The adoption was ratified by Red
Foxes band. The last ratification
was made by 200O Sioux at an an.
nual gathering.
Miss Dcnsmorc is the author of
various Indian tales, which have
been published in the y. W. c. y
magazine.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
SCphOns0reS Entertain
Freshmen Friday Night
At Costume Affair

Friday night the high school gym
naSium will Toe the scene of the first
of the undergraduate school affairs
Of the season when the sophomores
entertain the freshmen at the annual
reception.
The reception is to be Il Halo
We EN- affair, and everyone has been
asked to como in costume appropriate
TO the season. Prizes are to be
given for the best costume of the
evening and surprise. Spcit
with a capita letter is promised to
the freshmen class.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28

cynical eye, there is the stunning
brunette, a wiilowly beauty with n
tender gleam in her soft brown
cyes-a girl that makes you think
of pay checks unspent. She is wear
'ng the Upper boot but the Upper
has not been tipped. The boot is
open at thcftop--how else could one
see a shapely calf in its shecnv
flesh colored hose
Her slickcr is bit of art. 1t
pictures a coy corner "far from
the cares that arc' and a comfort.
able davenport. There arc two low
Crs with arms cntwincd a scene
telling story with a sensible NOR
ai-onc informing man that he
should have sense enough TO come in
out of the rain.
But the old timer, the Orcgonian
who loves his Oregon, doesn't like
these slickers and galoShcs. He does
hct object to the Hopping boots,
vivid rolors, artistic and inartistic
pictures, but maintains that such
things east reflection upon a
Portland and Willamette Valley
myth-namely, that Oregon rain
ism 7 wet.
What they wearin them things
Ter? questions hop grower from
up Salem way. as he views a hcvy
of maidcns homcward bound, school
hours over tain I rainin "
Well, it's slightly dampish. ="
replies his comradc. Whcrcuocn
s2cakcr number one lifts his face
htavenward and with look OF sur
prise, while rain bounroa off his
nose and rams through his whiskrrs.
remarks, "derncd if we ain { hav.
ing an Oregon MIST
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
NortFend Centers To
Hare Home Furnishing
Tour All Day Friday

Two northcnd l;ome ceuters. Key
stone and Magnolia Mulberry arc
having a home furnishing tour on
Friday, October 20, starting at 10
4. III.
The women will visit the homes of
Mrs. w. I. Ficficld. Mrs. Il. f. Ben.
son and Mrs. l.. a. Strictly who have
recently rcmodcled and refurnished
their homes under the direction of
Miss Orpha Miller, in charge Of the
home project work.
The object of the visits is to give
all the women of those centcrs an
opportunity to see the rcdccoratcd
homes, and show what may be ac-
in bcautifying homes
and making them more liveablc. y
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
Dinner Dance Viii
Be GiUen Tonight By
Ell Centre hi,cania,,s

Tonight is t. he ..adies' Night
Tor the kiwanis club al The meln-
Lcrs Of that club will entertain their
ladies a. Il dinner dance at the Ten
Thousand Ch'b housc. A delight
tul program s promised, but the
men have refused to divuIgc just
what form IL. entertainment will
take, wish ny to completely sur
prise the guests.
Fred Ncbcl-Thau Is to be chair
man Of the occasion, which is the
first of It series which the kiwanis
club viii .ron or during the win
tC..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
Mount Signal Project
Leaders Hold Meeting
With Mrs. BrsckDldR

Yesterday the Mount Signal prof
Get leaders IN hat work of the farm
home department held an all day
meeting at the country home OF
Mrs. c. ". Brockman. The women
OF Secley, Lantana and Alamo
were also present ii the meeting.
The day was devoted to making
and remcdeling hats under the di-
rection Of the project leaders. This
work is being met with great en-
thusiasm in the farm centers and the
work they are doing is Of Il very
unusual class.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28

tcrdav morning in the tea room of
the club house. This makes : total
Of about Is in this section.
The color cnar-, on which the
members have been working under
the direction Of Ruth Tecple Reid,
was completed and the next meet
ing will be devoted toward getting
the members interested in the paint
ing Of definite subjects
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
PosTCFFICE TO BUY
loo ARMORED CARS

WASIIlNGTON, Oct 28.- The
postofficc department today pre-
pared for war. Postmaster General
New advertised for bids, to be sub
mittcd by Nov. 10 for 100 armorcd
ears, 700 screened truck bodies and
- bullet proof cabs for two ton
trucks, designed to safeguard trans
portation Of mail
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
ONE LIFE LOST WHEN
RIVER STEAMECS COLLIDE

NEW ORLEAES, Oct. 2S.-Thc
steamship Louisiana was sunk at
South Pass, near tlc moath of the
NJ mississippi river early today in Il
collision with the steamer Madison.
The only casualty listed was u
nanlr stricken member of the crew
Of the Louisiana who was said to
have leaped overheard when the
hoats collided and was drowned.
The Madison was not dlnageo
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
No Advertisements
In Text Boo X s
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 2S.--it is i
,egal for manufacturing concerns t
carry advertisements of any kin
on the pages of textbooks used j
California schools, it was ruled tc
day by Deputy Attorney Genera
Flank English.
The ruling was made on rcqucs
Of Will c. Wood, state superintens
emit Of public instruction, vino ri
ocivcd large offer from a coucer
20 buy space in the text books.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-28
NeU Members Present
At ArtS-Craffs Meeting

Three new members were present
at the meeting of the Arts and
Crafts section meeting Of the Ten
Thousand Club, which was held yes