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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-12
Last Minute
News Bulletins

Washington. July l2-(AP)-
Expecting to participate actively
NJ u frcclance in the primary
campaigns in Wisconsin. North
Dakota. Minnesota and other
states, Senator Shipstead Of Min
nesOta, the sole representative Of
the Farmer-LabOr party in the
senate, left here Sunday for his
home. His speeches will deal
particularly with the farm relief
and foreign affairs.
Paris. July l2-(AP)-Thc
French franc to-day sank tn 20 ~
the dollar in unofficial quotations
after the close Of the BOurse.
Several transactions were re-
corded at this new low level.
Soon after, thc franc reacted 10
1896 to the dollar.
London, July 12-(AP)-Fi-
nance Minister Caillaux Of France
and the British Chancellor Of the
Excchequer, Winston Churchill
today reached a complete agree
ment on terms for funding the
French war debt to Great Britain.
The terms will be published to-
morrow.
Springfield. Ills, July r.
(AF)-Orville Allen. 81, semi
professional baseball player, WAS
hit by q pitched ball during \
game yesterday At MOrrisOnvillc
and died last night. He was at
hat when hit.
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PENDANTS will appeal from the YER
diets and sentences.
Lions Make Plans
For Family Picnic

Plans for ! picnic for members and
their families were made today q tho
weekly. noon day luncheon q Inc
Lions club in the den at the Grand
Pacific hotel. The meeting was Tea.
tured by rehearsal Of . num0er q
new Lion club songs.
The program was made up Of shor'
talks BY members Of the club. There
was q large attendance. President r
B. Strauss presided.
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Il Moure--Water rates here were
reduced from 30 70 20 cents per
thousand gallons at . recent meet
ing Of the city council. The reduc-
ton was made upon recommended
ti1n Of Mayor Crum and 10 war
rented by the fact that there Is =
5000 surplus in the water fund.
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Former Auditor
Of Kidder County
Dies at Jamestown

N jamestown. N. D.. July l2--(<P9-
Alfred Persolm. As, Of Robinson. said
% Re i former county auditor OF
Eidder county. died 1t Trinity Hos
piaf il Jamestown Saturday evening
of : cemplication Of diseases. He Is
survived 81 widow and several chill
hHen. The remains are being taken
~ Skeoie Tor burial.
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reported the find to the local banks
and to Christensen.
When the package Of $4,000 in
securities was received by Mr.. Chris
Hanson, Helen received crisp five
dollar bill and long letter Of
thanks.
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ed complete figure eight In his
efforts to avoid going through the
fence. He pulled up into the pits q
Jew laps later. Johnny Waters and
Dewey Shank also figured in near
crashes.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9

MERIDIAN ST, OFF 10TH Beautiful <
rms, kit, bath dining alcove: AID. 772
CHARMING home for family of refined
girls every comfort and convenience,
piano, Victrola. Cap. Hill. 220 st. N. p.
ROOMS. bath. ami. h..w, h: furn OF
unfurn.: suitable for adults only rem
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Hudson Essex
BIG REDUCTION IN NEW
AND USED CARS

Hudson Coach, 1 925
New paint. mechanical cond eouid not
be better. upholster like new Soso.
/ Oakland Sedan, 1925
Fully equipped, cond. like new. Price
$500 or best offer.
Ford Touring, 1925
Run only few miles. balloon tires
cond. like new. $685.
Ford Coupe, 1925
This car has had the best Of care.
has the, appearance Of new car; rare
bargain. $500.
Ford Touring. 1925
Excellent condition. natural wood wheels.
balloon tires spare tire and other extras.
Chevrolet 4-door Sedan
1925: this car is in the best Of. condition
bumper, front and rear: rare bargain,
$475. Terms.
Essex '2e Coach
All steel body. new paint mechanical
cond. excellent. many extras: . bargain.
Hudson Broughan1, 1925
New tires motor excellent. paint and
upholstery Just like new: viii sacrifice Tor
$975.
Hudson '26 Coach
Special paint a beautiful blue. disc
wheels. bumper. spare tire and other ex-
tras. mechanical cond. perfect. mileage
1000: d real bargain. $500
Dodge Coupe, Late 1924
Excellent condition, good tries, uphol-
stery and original finish like new; yours
for $3.50. Many other real bargains.
Ford 4-door Sedan, 1928
Balloon tires. spare tire. lock wheel and
other extras, fine shape. owner will sacri-
flee for S206.
Ford '26 Coupe
Balloon tires; general condition excel.
lent, $3.50. Terms il desired.
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WOODBRIDGE.
senni-detached Brick,
Near Rhode island Ave.
$3.50 CASH.

5, This is q. new 4-bedroom home
: IN one of the choicest locations
in this delightful section. Tne
house has southern exposure ana
fs situated on a large lot with
terraced lawn and impressive
grslfte retaining wall. There are
seyen rooms. all Unusually. large,
as the house itself is 20 feet
wide. Living room has line tap
esfry brick open fireplace. Bath
Is tiled and has built-in tub. with
shower, Among other features
are double rear porches; hard
wood floors; extra large closets;
floor plugs in every room: built
in REFRIGERATOR: kitchen cabinet,
etc. The owner is very ANXIOUS
: 20 effect immediate sale ana has
F1rieed the property accordingly.
You cannot find a better value
IN This eection. For information
can Mr.. Pearce, Main 1904.
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SALE OLE
REPDSSESSED CARS
All OF these cars are to be
sold for unpaid balances.

Ford Tudor Sedan, 4 926
Latest model: balloon tires. fully equip.
feet condition guaranteed. $3.50
Durant 4-pass. Coupe, 1920
In Al condition. This car was former
" owned BY careful mOtOrIst and has not
been abused IN any way: plenty acces-
sories: five practically new cord tires: me-
chemically uerfect: guaranteed $500.
Buick 4 Touring
1928 model. 4-wheel brakes, mechani.
good: tires Al: has not been abused,
Ford Coupe, Late 1928
accessories. $3.50.
Essex a Sedan
car with good reputation Runs
like q clock: upholstery and paint very
good. Mechanically Al. a real bargain.
Packard Straight s Roadster
1925 sport model: best looking car In
town: mechanically perfect.
Hudson Coach, 1928
This car has only been. run s.7oo
miles; motor ppeerfect: upholstery and paint
Cadillac 81 Touring
New tires. paint "a and ss ggahOlsters like
Studebaker Big 8 Sedan
Al all through. $3.50.
Ford 4-door Sedan S
Balloon tires; new paint; Al mechanf.s
cal condition: looks and runs like new
car. $500.
Studebaker Big 6
seven-passenger, 1924. touring: Just
overhauled. and repaired: good tires: IN
perfect order. 5000.
Elcar, 1924
Good tires, good paint: in excellent cons
dttion and guaranteed. $3.50.
Durant SedanS 1924
/ Looks good and runs good. SS95.
4 Ford Tourings, S1OO Up
Studebaker 6
Touring car. 1894: ala new cord tires
dition. $465.
Ford Tudor Sedan
Model 1925: new paint: can't tell from
new car: Just overhauled. $500.
1924 Overland Touring
Good tires. new paint. A real bargain.
Terms: One=fiftl1 Cash
Balance i'm IL Months
GIassn1an's Sales And
Finance Company
1921 L st. N. w. Main 67Q5
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GIVE NEVER
MISREPRESENT'
YOU WILL FIND HERE WIDE VA
RIETY-THE QUALITY YOU APPRE
ClATE. AT THE PRICE you CARE TC
PAY.
'AUBURN-Sedan.
BUICK-Coupes, Sedans, Roadsters
and Tourings.
RYSLER-Brougham
UODGE-Tourings and Sedans.
FORD-Touring and Coupes.
HUPMOBILE-Sedans and sCoupes
JEWETT-Coaches and Broughams
JORDAN-Tourings and Sedans and
Roadster Demonstrators,
NASH-Sedans.
OAkLAND-Sedans.
SMOBILE-Sedans and Coupes
PEERLESS-4.pa pass. Phaeton.
WILLYS-KNIGHT - Ian and
=. Touring.
STUDFBAKER-Sedan. ~
VELIE-Sedan.
Our Easy Payment Plan win
Surprise You.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS
DICK MURPHY. INC
1885 14th st. N. w.
I'VE NEVER ,MISREPRESENT."
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room home in ThTifton Village. Va.
$3.50: garage large lot: small initial pay
ment, balance $50 month. Gall III. 54l3.
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Hudson Coach, 1925
New paint. mechanical cond Eould not
be better. upholster like new. Sb95.
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CONN. AVE. n. W.. 6536-Five roo
and bath. newly papered: rent reason
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5000 Titles Submitted Title Contest
AuTOMOrILEs FOR sALE IS

BUICK AGENCY. 1915 CONN. AVE.
Open SUNDAYS and Evenings
RS SSsss g gss s!saasss s:: SssS
1926 Buick stanuard Y, Z. Fass S eS
Is ssss R Rslss sss.sss gss:: SSsSs.
1925 Buick Master 81 6-Pass. Sedan.
Makes u possible for us 10 offer the above
cars. which are almost equal 70 new; y 9
fair price with low terms and your car e
II. ' egs 81 4. s. Gaddess. 1919 Conn Ave.
CHEVROLETs AID FoRDs-5SO to e
choose from: mostly closed models; e, See
low monthly payments: guaranteed; p ILL z:
TAYLOR MOTOR CO 1927 and 1o4O
14th st. N. w. North 9600:
CHEVROLET Touring. 1920. WITH VIII many aay
terms can be Arranged: car muss % EEL see,n
1o be ,s appreciated, eau Bhl kosehsnai
CHEVROLET Coupe, new pant: Just over gs.
hauledi new tires: S220: terms POO
eosys A fash ST. \. MOTOR W. EAsaa1 4. s6ae.
DODGE roadster and .Dodge touring, both
in excellent condition balloon IL. slses'
prog feRy a aed eS 1915 fec Conn: AVE.
DODGE Touring: good condition: 500:
terms $35 cash: 500 monthly; ..np
2o22 I4th ST. II. Vi. q. 5ezg:
FORD-Tudor sedan, 1924: al condition.
no Varnum ST. N. w. Admins. 2S5 -
FORD Touring. 1921 car 10 good condi
ton. 30 Bso;N sSfHRoaiE Mo Isl n CO. ete9 80
216 Pa. Ave. 81 n. LIN 000.--
FORD coUPEs iats W ggSs .t,b loss
Of extras: prices Sls5 and SS ~ e rnens
M o. oP ss;SSi ESsRIgsf u 4tJIo 3 g.
1927 NJ st. n. w.
FORD SEDAN '23. good condition. $50
cash. 321 3 st. 9.
FoEDs AND 0 cHEy cEossd F nodeis s e
these before buying low cash payment:
low monthly payments: guaranteed - =. u. y.
Il. W. North sSol. s. -
FORD Tudor Sedan. 1925. ballo0n equ CUP
ment. Rnxel rear. car Y excellent con-
DoNOHoE MORON CO.. 2f5 Pa. Ave. 8: 2.
FORD 1925. COUPE ,....
Balloon tires and in excellent condltion
S27b. Terms IL desired = 20
BUICK AGENCY 1Ol6 Corn AZ. - =. =.
FORD TOuring, 1885, new t sJgS raaoni NV
10y, WA:sH Il MOTOR rs EXEC 1NssasEza .
FORD. I-tOn truck chassis. 1924: good
eonuisGpj ojNoHoE MOTOR Co.,.
215 Pa. Ave s. III. Line: jul
FORD Roadster. 1924. good condition
S1oV' nSo5NSEoHoE MOTOR CO.
215 Pa. Ave. 81 E LIN. 5U0:-
HUDSON Coach. 1925. fully eauipped.
Price. $500. call Dr: Rslsll. IT. 7o1o.
ofgsMBos5SIEd 1 sg55E ssS g ss 80
ssss "a soroR rzeH 4 ss ssza.
USED CARS , GUARANTEED AEE.AAET1
1929 ESSEX COACH, .a..s.ss...s. S50u
| 1890 BUICK COACH ~. g15
! 1926 HUDSON COACH 1880. So. PIG PIG
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FOUR SOLD BEFORE COMPLETION
CALL OWNER, ADAMS 500
OBEY THAT HOMECOMING IMPULSE
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YOUNG Filipino STUDENT, experienced as
houseman. butler. desires room and
a. M to n M: pvt. ref. fam: best ref.
furnished. Box SO Times-Herald.
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BOARD AND ROOM

DE SALES ST. N. W.. 1713-Large, double
rooms for couple or two men; bath on
each floor; all c0nvenIences, home com,
forts; 3 meals and rIu.. $50 ana S4V
monthly rate per person
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BELMONT RID, 2OO9-3 rooms. kitchen
closets in modern fireproof building: ex::
elusive ueighborhood See Janitor and
apply 4. L. Cooper 500 Denrike Bldg.
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YOUR DECISION NOW
MEANS FUTURE HOME SHELTER

Move into new Takoma Park bungalow
m small cash payment and easy monthly
fnstallments. $1,000: five. rooms. bath,
Gleeping porch. a. m. l.: splendid construc-
fion, high location artistic interior. shaded
iaf hardwood floors throughout. fireplace.
w IA. concrete cellar. coal bin and chute,
laundry trays buiIt-in ironing board. re-
drigerator and pantry; attic.
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-AP ENTS
UNFURNTSHEO 81

B ST. s. W.. 6OQ--Entire % floor. 8
rooms kitchenette, bath. $35. Be. 37l .
BELMONT ST. N W., 1872 or front
rooms, priv ate bath, ami. Col. S824-W
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BARG AIN-S4. 500.

4 rooms and bath. furnace heat. cleo
tFicity and gas. large front porch: nicely
arranged home: on paved street. near car
line and stores: lot 40Gl50. Act quickly.
TerEnk arranged.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
San Diego Road
Resumes Traffic

Traffic on the San Diego and Ari-
zona railway, interrupted by the
storm Of two weeks ago, has been re-
sumed, according to announcement
by Dale Ramsey, local representa-
tive.
The first train over the road since
the storm left here last night, being
combination freight and passenger
affair.
Commencing today the regular
train scheduled to leave here at 6:05
a. m, resumed its trip. Eastbound
traffic was also resumed this morn
ing from San Diego, the first train
leaving that city at S:45.
According to Ramsey all the nee
cssary repairs have been made and
the road is in good condition
throughout, with the exception OF
road ballasting in few places,
which will be completed during the
week.
Considering the havoc which the
storm wrought on the company 5
line i'll Carriso Gorge and west of
Coyote Wells, the reconstruction
work was unusually rapid. The com
pany kept gangs of men at work
night and day in order to have the
repairs completed at the earliest pos
siblc date.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
UNION
ELEVEN TO BE
HONOR GUESTS
Football Champions Will
Be rendered Banquet
at School Tonight.

Under the auspices of the Hi
" of Central Union high school,
the championship football team will
be rendered a banquet at the nigh
school cafeteria tonight at 6:30, to
celebrate the third consccutlS =
cham pionship of the blue and white
team.
O. g. Horne, vice president Of the
Pacific Southwest bank, will act
as POSTMASTER. The principal
speaker for the occasion will be
Cameron Beck, personnel director
of the New York Stock Exchange,
nationally known for his interest
and work among boys and young
rlen.
Following is the program for the
evening:
Invocation, Rev. G. L. Flanagan.
Songs, Percic Thacker, leader,
Doug Decide, pianist.
Selection, Rotary Club quartctte,
Verne DcTar, Pcrcic Thackcr, War
rem Curricr, Arthur Schultz.
Introduction of each football
player.
Toast, "To the Football Team, "
John kcpley.
Toast. "To the Supporters Of the
Team. y Captain Bill Peters.
"Why We Businessmen Are In
tcrcstcd in the Team, Jim Jones.
'Why We School Men Are Inter
cstcd in the Tcam,' Professor }. l..
House.
'Rcvicw of the season. Frank
Richmond.
Address, "Thc Cost of Living, >
Cameron Beck.
Cooperating with the IIi-I'
club in the program are the Rotary,
kiwanis and Lions clubs of the
city. Banquet service is by court
csy of ladies of this city, interested
in the boys.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Dec. 81. - The
" who s who Of filmdom went on
parade today to welcome home his
honor, Will Rogers, the newly elect
ed mayor of Beverly Hills.
Headed by Doug Fairbanks and 9th
cr heavy taxpayers of the aristo'
cratic movie town, Rogers consti-
tuency gathered at the Santa Fc
station here to greet the ropc-twist-
in wise rackcr as he alighted from
his train.
The fircmcn's 40-pieee band was
on hand also, together with officials
of the Beverly Hills chamber of
commerce who have demanded "a
statement of policy from the lectur-
ing gum-chewer before allowing him
to be officially inaugurated.
Prominent among the grecters
was Raoul Walsh, famous film di-
rector, who carried in his pockets a
batch of recall petitions which he
planned to circulate immediately
after the inauguration ceremonies.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
Arrest Man On
BunkO Charge
BY United Press Leased Wife

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2l.-.John
+. Connolly, stock promoter and al
legged bunko artist, was in the city
Jail today pending the arrival of
warrants from New York for his re
turn there.
Connolly was arrested in Holly
wood on a tclegraphic warrant from
New York City charging grand lar
ccHy in connection with asserted
fraudulent sale of stock in the
American Gas improvement company
Of New York. Connely with mum
Der of associates is said to have
swindlcd investors out of approx
matcly s Sl,000,O00.
Connolly was apprchended in his
fashionable Hollywood apartment
where il is said he has been living
since last February. He denied CON
ncction with any fraudulent stock
transactions.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
POLITICIANS ALREADY AFTER
NEWLY ELECTED MAYORS HIDE

Walsh took exception to Rogers
telegraphic declaration he would en-.
force in Beverly Hills the age-old
California blue laws, which forbid
Sunday golf and pinochle.
The cowboy politician also wired
lis consti titutencv while cnroute here
that he would not go ahead with the
Inauguration until guaranteed a GER
tain salary, which he will donate
to "the poor people i'll Beverly who
haven't got bride path or swim
ming pool This only affects one
resident, however, it was pointed out
by Rogers hackers, and meagre
salary will be sufficient to cover his
wants.
Rogers urged that any star unable
to attend the Inauguration send his
double. elf Charlie Chaplin can t
come. send one Of his boys the
lassoo expert wired.
"And don It go in with Los Angc-
les till YOU hear from me- he q!
ded, referring to agitation to annex
Lo, Angeles to Beverly Hills.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
INDICTMENTS OF
FALL SINCLAIR
ARE ATTACKED
By United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Dec. -. Justice
Jennings Bailey today took r"dcr
adviscment for two days a triple as
tack upon validity Of indictments
charging former Secretary of the In
terror Albert B. Fall and Harry Sin.
clair, oil magnatc, with conspiracy
to dcfraud the government in tho
Teapot Dome oil lease.
Bailey announced he would give 4
decision Thursday morning and di-
rccted the two defendants to be
present for arraignment if the mo
tions to quash the indictments are
denied.
Three defense attorneys addressed
the court i'll support of the motions,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
- -
HEBEK
BY Press starr Correspondent

HEBER, Dec. 2l.- Mrs. w. T.
Fishburn, Mrs. John Briggs, and
Mrs. Wyatt Briggs were noted in Ell
Centre Friday.
Mrs. Roy Womack and her sister,
Mrs. L. Logon were guests of Mrs.
Herchel Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Reed, of Los An
geles are visiting relatives in Heber
on their way to Oklahoma.
Fred Reed of Riverside came
down with his cousin.
Miss Agnes Tozer and Avalon
Courtney came home for the vaca-
tion.
Heber will have a Community
Christmas tree at the Palm Garden
on Christmas Eve. The church and
school are cooperating in the pro
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
Three Men Die
From Gas Fumes

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Dee. p. -
County officials attempted today to
make positive the identification of
three men who were accidentally
asphyxiatcd in a small cabin on the
Ridge route south of here.
Papers i'll the possession Of the
trio have indicated they are f.. NJ.
ostmorcland and Edward West
morcland, both of Dos Palos, and
Etlcr Hill of Stratford.
according to investigators, the
three men went to sleep in small
cabin with Il gas heater burning. The
stove went out and the men died
while they slept.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
REED MAKING
SECOND SURVEY
FOR HIGHWAYS

Webster G.. Reed, the special
Borderland highway representative
Of the San Diego chamber Of com
merce and San Diego-C California
club, who recently completed his
first official survey Of til" route,
including the securing of data on
the auto-camps and facilities in this
city, left San Diego ON his second
tour Friday. Reed says his timer
ary will place him in Phoenix De
cember %, in Tucson "a and 26 and
Lordsburg, New Mexico, the 2oth,
visiting all other communities be
tween those dates, later going on to
FL Paso.
The San Diego chamber reports
great interest and appreciation in
the reports filed with Manager Nc
Phcrson by Reed, which revealed
that he has received cordial reccp-
tions bv our citizenry and given au-
thentic data that will find its way
throughout the United States
through the publicity department of
tne san DleSO-N alltOfllld cIub.
Reed says that r. Ellis Wales, pub
licity director has already written
many articles regarding the last in
spcction trip ard expects to cover
the route personally with camera
in the near future.
The highway between San Diego
and FL Centre is now clear and as
most of the huge 80 foot signs have
been put up by the San Diego cham
Der of commerce, energetic solicita
tion will be made by Reed and the
citizens along the highway to steer
all auto tourists through this city
who are headed to California Rec.
has been instructed by the San Die
go chamber of commerce to coop
crate fiftyfifty with all chambers
of commerce on the highway and by
working together they can accustom
all westwardboumd auto tourists to
Just naturally' take this most d-
rect route. All are urged to give
Reed the fullest cooperation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21

charging the senate usurpcd excel
tive power when it ordered special
prosecution of the cases growing out
Of the senate oil investigation of
l923-24.
Martin W. Littlcton, head of Sin
clair's legal staff, said the oil in
vestigation was sensational 'scna-
torial Vesuvius dripping destructive
lava on his clients. Owen j..
Roberts and former Senator Atlec
Pomcrcne, government attorneys, dc
Tended the prosecution procedure of
the oil eases.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
Gets Long Term
For Dispensing
Poison Liquor

BUFFALO, y. y, Dec. 2l. -
james A. Noclkcr, must spend from
- to 80 years in prison because he
sold poison liquor which is alleged
to have caused the deaths Of 40 per
sons.
Nuelkcr. who has been on trial
here for murder aS result OF the
Socalled poison liquor cases in west
crn New York, was convicted of see
ond degree manslaughter at mid
night by the jury which heard his
case.
Noclker was alleged to have been
the man responsible for the distri-
button of the poisonous liquor and
after many deaths had occurred, he
was arrested and accused of murder.
The deaths took place last July.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
BLAME TEA FOR ILLS

LONDON, Dec. 21.--The enthusi-
asm Of Londoncrs for tea has been
somewhat dampened by medical
pronouncement that too much hot
tea leads to inflammation of the
stomach and to neuritis. Thousands
Of Britishers suffer from the latter
complaint but up to now they have
blamed it on the weather rather
than on tea.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21
Livestock Market

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 2l.-Cattle
receipts 200 active, steady; bulk
steers $I00-900; bulk she stock So
6: bulk calves $50.
Hog: Receipts 400 active; top S14.
Bulk &13.G0-l4.00.
Sheep: Receipts none; lambs
tl0.50-l2; ewes $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21

EDMONTON, Alberta, Dec. IL
Dog teams will be used this winter
by the Hudson y Bay Marland or
ganization to prosecute oil develop
mcnt work in the Ribston field in
Alberta.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21

Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
Il. Cross, Mgr, 600 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21

FREDERICTON, New Brunswick.
Exports OF Christmas trees
through Fredericton are three TINES
as large us last year. Most Of the
trees are consigned TO PcInsylvan-
in and New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21

The best rice brought $2.95 q
hundred pounds at the first auction
i'll San Francisco this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-21

\ $4,000 union high school build
ing has been completed at Gcyser-
vile, SOnoma county.