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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
SPORT NEWS SECTION

aaIu.. themselves ont, weakened
f..u.,I.r- Dos the slaShing strug.
4.s- f.,. pu ego against more rug.
..rI Au.erirlH opponents. Hancho
NfI.. 'h lion hearted died after "a
h.ff. With jimmy Mri.arnin on the
r...'. t'..,I ~,Urlu, another whirl-
nIa# Hut-,'. died n Milwaukee
au.. taking whipping from Bud
I.N|.f. lut these bows fought at
r.,. THAT was killing for men Of
f... U-hr rhv-.qur Thi, y" Leon
Is husky. rl2Ccd, two fi~'cl bat
fH .,uo IS fitted for the rough.
Tough furnishing -tylr "f fighting
pu.a a..rH' 900 the land uf the free.
ll, q wrI'erwright with the
sHeH'd,f- aud arms of % middle
WEIGHT. whereas most of his broth
r,H fum 'lr rhtlllpiur rings hattie
10 'U. ryn,igh'. bantam, or fcath-
,#..sighr class. This Mitchell per
-.a. urpai.I tn b" an individual
e#'u % HtUg tuf the slaggiug game,
Is syrrsH}r destined tu be- accom-.
#oItfrH vl,u bc steps out against
H. Leon " be- measures up to ad.
,.u,, aetic,s fl Ccu'ru fans who
IaHurv ou' r. 'h" arru, tonight
are golp2 Io WI'ncs, some fistic
t.a... ork
Eunv tIatel. ~ C1lrSiro
urlnI,r WHO I.,ran- Frauk,r Nragon
10 "a, otH,. reiu elrnt tonight *
I'D ulDd up o>,r reports that
I.Ho..e may he The T. aaritc to win.
tla1cl who !. abon a, well con.
.Iae',' . .oUug m.n - one may en-.
rogr',. Ulrr ~ is .gt Of the ring
h5,N VITO town yesterday with every
Indication Of hetug under a strain.
=. How ,oma' quoth Benny.
Aud moreover. vino, what and
hos,
Qar-tlu.l - 70 what all the
.i"u'u- va about I;cuny let il be
kronn that hr !, unable to deter.
mInr what ,n'e'icctual process was
a..pIwN.I hg the person who dccid-
ii lr.nkIr Hill lick him.
- whipped frnkrr Icci,ivolv
I~t time. Ecnny Grated, and I
s.a# -es Just how that puts me
- the shout end thr, tim" frankie
taaa one whipping from mo and be-
,tLr- .4o'lo. on" Ills 'imr''
Nnd Benny took hi, leave. ar.
p,rrtIy feeling much better. ~
Feauhie feel, just q, confident he
@tH umtH,t-t .hcllacking 10
I;c.una me fans are preparing 10
croaJ thc ar,H1 iu expectations of
seeing Whale Of "a battle. With
Ara..r hoa~tH2 kayo victory
over Jaa4,v Ice In E.,al"v last
e-s,s apa auNila~ 20 PROV. that he
Is uIted T. rule among local
feathers tile ~afan offers splendid
r# -rntli'5"-.
Iromaft .t so Andrew Brook,
@ kia O"I.a win stan; tae yugi
.z,..r eHtet.ameut Wit four
un contain raiser. d It.
l.g,r'r~ a.. "a Melvin WI prr
t..u % II. 'aJ'urc pr,liu .acdJ'
cI tor '.u lpUrl.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
NOTICE Or MEETING
OF Board Of Equalization, Imperial
Irrigation District

The assc,Sor of the Imper.sl lrrl-
cation District, having completed
the assessments for the year l226.
las delivered the hooks to the sec
rotary of the board of directors, Nho
row have them in his office IA IL.
MaSoulc bidding, FL Ccntro, Cal,
fornia, where they VIII renajp for
the inspection of alI persons int r,at-
cd until September /, 1926.
The board of directors, acting as
- board Of cquaIizatjor Of ,,id M.
pcrial Irrigation District wI!l meet
tu cqualizr assessments and continue
in session from September LIST to
September 4th, l92G, I'D from time
to time thereafter as long as u,..5
lac necessary, not to exceed ten days
exclusive of sundays. to hear and
determine such objections TO the val.
uatioQ aud assessment as may come
before it,
BY order Of the board Of ,j-cr'ors.
+, II, McjNER, Secretary.
Panty aug ) to sep
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Autom0fiDe
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

l.
Notice is hereby given shat in ne
cordancc with Section &051 and
%o52 Of the Civil code Of Califor-
mia that on the 30th day of August
at IIushman : Garage, 761 Main
Street, FL Centre, California, we
VIII sell at Public Auction:
One Hudson Touring, 1922 model,
license 30. E39270, 1926 Engine
No. 15143o. Tow, storage, $3.50.
One Ford Touring, 1924 model,
(wrccEcd.) License 80. 1-16l21,
Arizona, 1926. Engine 30. 9j7321l.
Tow and storage, $4,000.
One Ford Coupe, 1921 model
(wrcckcd.J License 80. f 11-622
1926, Engine 30. 31124S1, Tow,
500.
Anc Republic Truck, 1917 model,
-. ton 40 liron>c. Engine No.
2s6@G. Tow, $1,000.
One StuJchakcr Special, touring,
1923 model. License so. 31s i99,
1929. Engine No. B. G. GLOSS. Stor-
age and Taxes, $l0O.22.
said sale Will be held to satisfy
their charges for storage and re-
pair, 10 the sum of $21S.72, togcth-
or with thc cost Of publication of
this notice and cost of sale
Dated August Il, 1926.
IIUSlIMAN'S GARAGE.
lStlo james IL. IlushuIau.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
FOrse and Doty
San Diego Card

Earle Forsc and Battling Dojy,
fighters well known to valley ring
fans, will display their wares be
fore San Diego fans tonight.
Forsc will appear in the main
event of Il card at the Coliseum
Athletic club against the hard hit
ting Ad Cadcna. The bout is
scheduled for eight rounds. Doty
will meet Jimmie Carter i'll Il six
round special on the same card.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Help Wanted

WANTED .Stcno2raphcr and book
keeper Give references and
state experience. Press Box OIL.
1853
WANTED Married man to work
ou Highway Date Ranch, / miles
west. loft
WANTED Ambulance driver for
county hospital Married man
prcfrnel good job for the right
man See superintendent > mics
south ON Date canal, II and g
p. m. 19t3I
WANTED Practical nursing, con-
trom"u' case, preferred. Apply
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20

The posting Of a $1,000 guarantee
with the state athletic commission
by both Joe Stcehcr aud Ed
= N'rangIcr' Lewis, claimants of
The heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship of the world to settle the
question of who is rightly entitled
10 the title has added renewed in
tcrrst 10 the Pcsck .Stcchcr bout in
tn" Olympic auditorium Wednesday
night.
While Stcchcr, il was announced,
had signed to meet Lewis regard.
less Of whether his match with Pc
SIX resulted in q win, lose or draw,
a match between Stechrr and the
'.>translcr' would mean little If
Pc~ck should pin Stcchrr'S shoulders
to the mat in the meantime.
Along this line the Stcchcr-PcSck
match. according to Lou Daro, who
signed Stcchrr yesterday, will have
ii. bearing ON the Stcchcr.Lewis en-
counter. Tn, StcchcrL"wis battle
,hpuh settle for one aud all "a con-
t#o>,t>N which has been Idgiug tor
.urr p wear between the two wrcSt l.
lrr- and will br to all intcnts u
.'grudge' fight, Daro says.
Tho Ntc,hcr Lcwi, word war got
b., start ahuut "a year ago when
Nuvpr Big Mum threw Lewis
ant of the ling in championship
sgl'. Lrwi, va, then heavyweight
wrestling champion and the title
n4,~,l to Mum. Levi, however
claimed that Mum had foulcd him
,ud refused "a part with his dia-
mpud bolt rmhlcmaljr of the cham
pou-hIr.
Mum was Iatrr bcatcu by stan.
islam. Zb>.lko who iu turn lost to
~ir,ucr. ~rucc tlrtt time Strchcr
aud L.vi, hat, both claimed the
title.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
So. California
Sporting Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Aug. 20.-Bil
Cook, crack quarterback Of the Uni
vcrsity Of Southern California 5 last
year team, has been signed to as
Sist in coaching the freshman foot.
ball team at the Trojan institution
this season. Cook is to have charge
of the backficld men while Bert
Cole and Holly Adams, former Tro-
jan stars, who coached the ycarling1
last year, will have charge Of the
lincmcn.
Cook is the fourth of the men
who wound up their college athletic
careers at L. :. e. last year to take
up coaching. Henry Lcfcbrrc will
guide the Pacific military Academy
team, Hobbs Adams will act as men
tor AZ Monrovia high school and
Newt Stark will be in charge of the
Pittsburgh, California, high school
squad.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Special Notices

WANTED 6 four horse teams,
drivers and equipment to rcicH-
cl, border and plant 30 acres.
Commence sept. 20 Allen, 9l6
no. Chestcry Pasadena. l'tG
WANT to trade for COWS or hcifcrS.
Chryslcr car in first class condl-
tion 1925 modcl Phaeton type.
c. O. Ilarbcil, Escoudido, Cal.
l7t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Dempsey's Def
Not Accepted
by United Press Leased Wjre

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.-Paddy
Mullins, manager of Harry Wills,
thus far has failed TO come for
ward with $ljO.0OO to cover the
money jack Dempsey announced he
had posted as side bet for a
bout with Harry Wills.
Mullins charged Dempsey WI,
hluffing and said Gwen post oar
money Immediately if Dempsey Will
sign to fight Harry Wills before
September 23, but as Dempsey has
AN appointment with Gene Tumcv
on September -, Mullins words
were viewed largely as Bit Of
Kidding
Many fans here were of the oru-
ion that Dempsey > challenge woaM
never b" accepted.
$1,000 whether She succeeded in th,
swim or not.
Bud Taylor. $500 wcalthicr a.,
the rcSul' of his fight with Dixie
La Hood in Olympic auditorium last
Wednesday might, left Los Angeles
'hl~ morning for Chicago where hc
viii 20 into training for his forth.
coming bout with Charley "Phj}'
Rosenberg, bautamwci4ht cham-
plou OF the WurId
Taylor, who scored Il technical
knockout over La Hood when the
lattrr = handlers TOSSED Il towel into
the ring in the sth round of their 10
round fight, received word yesterday
tha' his tight with Rosenberg had
hr'n p">iponcd one week and wotld
take place on September II.
Th' reason for the postPoucmrIt
hcIEg given that WcStrmcrS cnroutr
tu attend the Dempsey Tmucy fight
IN Philadelphia will have chaHcr
to drop off aud ~cr the bautam.
weight championship bout.
Tou1 ro,ur Won thc decision over
Eat'hu- Paul in the eight muHl
main rNrtt iu the paead,na agmu,
lat ni2lf l.ro Claro anl Npus
laHjhn fought 80 siN punj du. .n
thr ami "pd 'r.
WIN Ju"-' "I the hrrl pIJNrl~ .
'r.i -Iir' rather cts. oppuuu.n -,
r.at lu ttr lu, Nas,',, County ..u.
pl> ,hlpr.aH IHr, started thi, n
W- 10 .le.r,o panmar Truui~ ,..o.
Man llsr.w.ton. Noalnrm t..l.
i"na >tnGut- champion. ,u- ...
u..ie faIlincr II, draw Il a.tf o.aa.
rU' lH thc "p'uu4 romI N. ..l
.. .d Wa"tll ,hi, .fj.rro,..
Nj Ma ~Wtau Hund,. " .u
WIt.r. ..I Nj Nutm fi ~
a'' df,0 tafIN 49,, opponents ,r
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20

Watching the
Score Board

Yesterday -, bopo H5j ~und"t,
Cardinal hull,r, vlo won his sixth
victory oxen G3ooklyH iu ~nNco
starts, .,bug . 62 wju Fho Cards
won't u'" "a virtual IT, for the "a-
que leadership Wl'b Pittsburgh rs It
result,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Philadelphia 80, Pittsburgh IL
Ghia"go ;, New York !.
II. Louis t, brooklyn
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20

With Gcorgic Rivers still being
favored to take the decision over
Corporal Izzy Schwartz in their
match tonight in the Hollywood
American legion stadium, both box
crs wound up their training ycstcr-
dav afternoon and are resting until
the wcigh-in this afternoon. The
two flywcights must make 1l4
pounds for this match.
The contest will be favored by
the fact that should Schwartz win
II viii make him one of the most
formidabl" contcndcrs for the fly
weight championship held by Fidrl
La Barba. Schwartz if he wins in
tends to ask for Il match with News
boy Brown, the winner to meet the
champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20

Ili.l ll Ba-hl, f.,v,'ghi liam
eI.u uf 'l. world. -t.n"d Yesterday
fro jr.ra.u g. meet \cW~h"v Brow -
m 20 tsu r.uul decision bout at
Vernon O,'uhcr T..
The match vlU not hr "a title
fight. Th, contract call, for the
usIt,r, 80 weigh mot less than III
,ound and not mot, tbau llN.
EruVu t> tho outstanding con.
',uI,r fur thr fINNrighi ''tlc and
la. been after bout ton several
la"ufl ha, ng .la0mrd 'laf 10 l'a1
bee N.,. ,tI, <t,puuu- hlw Wbru Ia
l,.lhl ,-ruI With '',"rgir River
.iu. f.H., age.
r.. Vernon ugb' VIII m,b, a."
..,rnd m,,ttu. ~ fh' p1tr. 20 o..
t.u.. hnui 10 iieiltN hsrtN
tte. Eunu nrf raur wt.t. rnl
,p- o. dIaa-
William Wn.'~. d.. chewing -am
uiH sua', ANIL aNHrf ut 'Ifa'luI J.
hud. Yesterday renewed h.- offer ui
>,uup 10 CeHfua. EI,rb q. a'
i,mu b ~u.m u' tIiJlmt ,huunr.
aud stated tlar % ea. Dos trm be-
Irf that Mi EI,tl. ,.uIl ,onH...
tHaltus ,hHnn.
!, Ma. EIrfI. ...rr. 20. utf.f
Nusi,, wuu. O.. ht.. H. f8ff fr.#
N>,Iuu. Ing roIH' l-'.nH. 'as'
aud lftb, directly fu fh. ~a7 I,.It.
shur, Hrr
M.,, El,It uau. urr... CTS
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

Yesterdays Results
10, Angeles %, Mission 2-6.
atrameuto + Oakland J.
san francisco ., Hollywood /.
Portland G-i, Seattle -,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Wanted To Buy

W, TED-SecoLc hand f-Tnituro
Cali 49jW. $40 Main st. l9tf
FURNITURE WANTED-1l5 no.
5th. Phone 623. 14tf
WILL PAY cash for fertilizer, any
place in valley. Call at 81 18th
ST., or write Box 361. 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Situations Wanted

PRACTICAL NURSE wants work,
confinement cases preferred. GOA
Olive. 1oti
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YesterdaYS Result

Philadelphia ., Detroit /.
Boston |, Chicago o.
Only games schcdulrd
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
San Francisco-Cal. NcVrv. :

captain and manager of the CIncin~
natl Reds in 1879 and later with
the Boston and Chicago National
league clubs, died here yesterday
after an illness Of several months.
During the height of his baseball
ca Ger he received one Of the high
est salaries in baseball at that time,
$1,000 d year.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
For Rent Estate

TOR FHNT-2o acres alfalfa fol
vegetables Dearhcad Ranch. j
mile north MeCaDc school. A. IT..
Rchkopf, Box 1916, FL Centre. Off
FOR RENT-W Wanted experienced
gardener to farm 20 to 80 acresl
miles southeast ct Secl,y. CasiI
or share crop. AG33ress P. j.!
Storms, Box S24, Sce!ey. stiff
FOR RENT-S0 acres of old alfal-
fa land. Will rent in 20 acre lots.
This is the very best land for
Vegetables Win make convenient
terms. See John u. Leja at Seal
Heights. } miles cast Fl Centre.
1916
FOR RENT
81 acres in city limits, some al
fnlta.
100 acrcs, miles from Ell
Centre, 100 acres in alfalfa.
81 acres old alfalfa 2l4 miles
from Imperial.
Is cares, mile from Ell Cen
tro.
13l2 acres, 81 mile from FL
Ccutro.
LENS AGENCY
'Drysoa Hoe Binding I2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Miscellaneous
For Sale

PIANO tOh SALU or rent. 515
Broadway. PhoLe 218. 2ltf
FOE SALE-5O0 Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemonS. Ii.
ii. Hunter, San Dies =, Rte 4, Box
4I9, Nursery, Lemon Gro-e. lstf
tok oAAE-pldgeons, White King
and Red Ca-ous. 7o4 Vine St
1StL
ron SALE--Iy2l rod roadster,
0, o,crhaulod end painted, extra
tIso, spccdomctcr. Irice 500. So
down. Massh DRY Cleaners.
12tt
FOR oALE-Carioad uubrokcn
young mules ready for work. Well
matched. Address Rte. . Box 3lj
Naut~ Ana, Cal. l4t6
FOR SALE-Smal drink stand with
lease. 472 Main St. 1ott
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Lost and Found

LOST-On highway to Yuma, trav-
cling bag, containing clothes. Re-
tUu to Press Office So reward.
lSt4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
,.. Newport, r. I.-Advancc won the
schooner cup in the annual Astor
cup races Of the New York Yacht
club. Harry Payne Whitney S
Nanitic finished first but lost ON a
time allowance. Fifteen Schooncr5
and nine sloops took part,
Chicago-Archic Bell and Midget
Smith, New York bantamwcights
fought a sizzling ten round draw
here last night. Ever Hammer, vet,
cran lightweight, who is attempting
a comeback, defeated Ted Blatt Of
st. Paul in another ten roumdrr.
San Francisco-Pctc Kilduff. vet
cran second sackcr of the Seals and
former Brooklyn Robin, has been
sold to the Minneapolis club Of the
American association. He leaves at
once.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
Furnished Cottages
Now Ready
Summer Rates
w. ], STONE

50" Euclid Phone 3S7
TuE RENT Cool sleep = rorn.,
Close in. 10 Broadway. I,t6
FOR RENT-3 room iOfnished
house with bat. Inquire 672 Ci
ange. lSti
ROOMS, board if desired, homo
cooking. GQ4 Olive. lot4
FOR RENT-yhree rooms, bath,
breakfast nook. 672 Orange. Call
after 81. m. 22@f
FOR RENT-Front apartment, fur
nished. Tar"e rooms. large screen
porch. - Olive @1tf
MUUNTAIA COTTAuES Tor rent.
If you want cool, mountain cot
tage, you cannot DO better than
Hipass. Address Murphy x Cram
cr, ow .crs, Hipass, tues & fri If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
LOTS, LOTS!

We have several lots below
market value, one especially at
500. Close in.
.. v. AFFLERBAUGH
- No. Sixth Phone 573
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20

San FranciSco-Dom NcWmrycr.
star tackle of the late Andy Smith S
champion Bears of 1921, 1922 and
1923, will coach at Il local high
school this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
For Sale-Real Estate
FOR SALE

Good land, choice dairy COWS and
leases at reasonable prices and
terms
FOR BENT-Good land for dairr
and vegetables.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
ALFALFA!

IS acres perfect stand, one
year old, just ready for dairy,
located west Of FL Centre. If
YOU have your COWS clear We
can make YOU rent terms.
o. ". AFFI.ERBAUGH
- No Sixth Phone ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20
:, LISTEN :!

Why pay rent when We can sell
.you Il good five room, plastered
house for $500 on easy terms.
For this and other city proper
t.. See
0. W. AFFLERBAUGH
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20

Tput rotu won 'hc decision over
iiat'lIu- Paul in the eight munl
main c'rrt iu 'lr ro-adrua am.N
h,' ni2h. lro Claro aud Npus
laHiha 'pHeit 80 siN uunj dus 70
t'r .,m, nlpd yr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-20

PLANO tOh SALH or rent. 515
Broadway. PhoLe 218. 2ltf
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-06-12
.., ,lggla
 HE SsSEly lgliyS(Ss I .!|| Ss|slRskS:s:l NEW YORK

by designated for that purpose.
 J. Lindley Green
 Register. DONOHOE & DIMOND, Attorneys for applicants, Office and postoffice address, Valdez Alaska. First Publication June 5, 1926. Last Publication July 31, 1926.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-17

Sheaffer Lifetime Pens, SS.75-A1 Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-17
1T THE HOTELS

Van Gilder-Nrs. Howard Johnson. Anchorage; c. L. Rich, Seattle, N- Baker, Seattle, Mrs, Arthur Shonoech, Anchorage, Mrs, c. L. Wayne and child, s, F.; Winifred I. Moves, Yak ina, Wn.; Anna Brunsdale, Portland, N. D.; Marguerite E1kin, Nayvi1er ND.
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 Overland-G. Freeman, A F. John ston, Joseph Anselm, Ketchikan, Ayrs Willard, Anchorage.
 Seward-A- Beiswanger, Frank D Long, John Purdeen, Portland; F. F Stoddard, ". B. West, M. A Benton and John Salt.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-17

Brunswick Monographs and records -SchaIlerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-17
SEATTLE TO BECOME IMPORTANT CENTER
 FOR ALASKA WOOl
ALEUTIAN LIVESTOCK COMPANY VICE PRESIDENT TALKS OF
 FUTURE PLANS

Tn a recent edition of Seattle pa per the following story, of interest to Seward residents, appeared:
 Seattle soon is to become an i'm portant wool-distributing center, ac- cording to Aman Moore of Los An geles, vice president of the Aleutian Livestock Company, which last night shipped $500 head of Montana sheep to Nikolski, Umnak Island, Western
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-17

Alaska, on the big freighter 0duna, of the Alaska Steamship Company The Aleutian Livestock Company has had 2,O00 head of sheep on the west side of Unalaska Island for the last three years and plans to Increase this new Alaska industry in large way
 we expect 10 make Seattle our headquarters and market our wool from this city" said MT. Moore yes terday. Western Alaska Is destined to become one Of the greatest sheep raising countries in the world We have found that Alaska wool has only from s to S9 percent shrink age compared to from S to 70 per cent shrinkage in the States. The sheep on Umnak Island win have grazing twelve months of the year.
 No Snow Wear Around.
 There is no snow the year around on the island and only an average ot two inches during the winter months on Unalaska Island. H J Craven, my personal representative, is going to Umnak Island on the Oduna He will arrange for the construction of an electric sheep shearing plant. There is a waterfall two miles from our camp on Umnak Island capable of producing 2.oo0 horsepower- Umnak Islands is 100 miles long, JwenE-rhree miles in width at its widest point, and contains 500,000 acres of fine sheep grazing land,
 we have made three shipments 0t wool from Unalaska Island and found the Alaska wool contains much less dirt than any wool produced in the States. Tmnak Island is 150 miles west of Unalasla. Our ranch is 0r the western side of the island The sheep shipped on the Oduna are Of the Ramboulette and Delaine varieties The shipment totals fifteen carloads and came from Cascade, Nont- The consignment is valued at S60,000
 Land Leased From Govsrnnent
 Seattle soon will become a biz sheep and wool center as a result 0. the industry we are building in Q per manent way in Alaska Our head quarters now are in Ogden, Utah. bu we expect to move 10 Seattle soon The only countries producing wool 0 a lower shrinkage than Alaska ar Southern Chile, Southern Argen tin' New Zealand, South Australia and -hi Falkland Islands"
 h addition to the sheen. the AleU tian Live Stock Company is shfppins six horses and two cows on the O6unl to its great ranch on Unmak Island The sheep-grazing land in Weste7 Alaska is being used by the Aleucial Livestock Company under pe-ml from the government
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-17

Developing, Printing and Enls-g1rg -Schallerer's Alaska Shop
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-17

Fleischmann's Yeast st Brown E Hawkins Corp. r
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-17

For Garden and Flower Seeds See Brown & Hawkins Corporation 1.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-25
STATION KFYR
GETS LETTERS
FROM PARKWAY
Bismarck BrOadcasters Have
Been Heard AS Far Away
as Florida

Some startling reports Of long dis
tance reception have been coming in
to Hoskins- Meyer. owners and opera
tors of the Bismarck radio station
KFYR. lately despite the fact that
the local station is small one with
limited power and according to all
theories Of radio should not be heard
much beyond 100 mile radius.
This morning the local company
received a letter frola J. r. Chase,
Cleveland. Ohio. stating that the
writer had had the good fortune dur
ing the past season to pick up the
Bismarck station several times and
that he had enjoyed the programs
greatly. He inquired as to the sta
tion's summer schedule, saying that
he hoped to be able to tune in kF'YR
again.
Not long ago Hoskins- Meyer receiv-
ed brief communication from the
Yelverton Furniture company Of Pal
atka, Florida, in which it was said
that the local station had been heard.
there very clearly.
Checking through huge file kept
by HOskins-Meyer for correspond
encc from radio listeners, it is noted
that station KFYR has been heard IN
almost every part Of North Dakota,
as we'll as in the following states:
Pennsylvania, Washington, Nebraska,
Indiana, Michigan. South Dakota,
Minnesota, Montana. Florida, and
Ohio.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-25
OVERTHROW OF
GOVERNMENT
WASPLANNED
Plot Aimed at Primo de Ri
vera Regime in Spain Barred
in the Nick Of Time

Paris, June 25.--LP-A plot which
had as its objective the overthrow
Of the Primo de Rivera government
in Spain, backed by advanced Re-
publican and liberal Iemcnts, has
been discovered, and many persons
connected with it, including numer-
Gus intellectuals, are under arrest,
says a dispatch to the Journal from
Madrid.
Prominent among those connected
with the plot and who signed the
manifesto to the people calling for
the undoing Of General Primo de
Rivera, the premier and virtual die
tator in Spain, is the Duke of Rubi,
known in the days when Cuba was
under Spanish rule as Captain Gen
eral Weyler.
Weyler is now at Palma. on the
Island Of Majorca. and is said to be
under close surveillance.
Former Minister Of War General
Aguilera is declared to have been in
volved in the plot, which was to have
been put into effect Wednesday
night.
The Journals correspondent says
the government is in control Of the
situation, and the country is quiet.