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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for Kenai Pre- cinct, Territory of Alaska, Third D. vision
 In the Matter of the Estate Of James Orr, deceased.
 Notice Is hereby given that the un- dersigned has been duty appointed Ao- ministrator Of the Estate of James Orr, deceased, and to all persons hay ing claims against the Estate of said deceased to exhibit such claims with the proper vouchers within six months after the first publication Of this mo- tice to the said Administrator al the office of Wm H. Whft1lesey, attorney for said Administrator and Estate, in the J. L. Graet building, Seward, AT aska, which said place the unds-sign- ed selected as his place Of business in all matters connected with the said Estate.
 Dated, April 18th, 1926, at Seward, Alaska.
 c. E. BRYAN, Administrator of the Estate Of James Orr, deceased.
 Publish, April 1s, 2s, 30. May ', 14, '26-
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Owner of Keedples
 h a Gratefd Mood

The following recently appeared in the Nome NuEge--
 John G Ross wishes the NuggeE to convey the Information so drivers of dog teams and others. who have been helping themselves so d-Ett logs belonging 10 hin. just Ezst of Fort Davis, fhat he has anocher pie Of fire wood stacked up 5us- No-rh of the Fort. and II might he a 1itt1e easier for them 10 a0a6 5- on the3- sleds If they viii take advantage ot calling hin 10 Rssisc them ir load ing
 lAnd the olE gag -he lEsCA string Is open"
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Narket Manager Goes
 Seattle 0a Northwestern

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NORTHERN LIGHTS

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NOTICE TO e4v sc4ool -AN

NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN thEc the undersigned has been Gu1y ar pointed School Tax Co7ec-o- Eo- Sc ward. Alaska. in conformity w5th hsurn- g Alaska Session Laws. 1878. af rwent ntv-one auE ff-v years except soldiers sailors jn . :. Navy 0- Rev enue Cutre- Service. wo1U- tee- Ire men, paUpe-s an5 Insane persons, are subject to tax in sun e Eve $500 Dollars.
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"The best n the north" The Seward Weekly Gateway. s3.eo a year and worth 1t.
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sEAs 4UN-Ess ATTENTION

s- Faz1w eeC5u-eS to conduct hunt 5uE parties eE su k7n6S. -h1ee ves~s experience ss rscH-ses guide Fine hunting along ths Alaska pensuSuls.
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 False Pass. Alaska
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RESURRECTION LODGE NO. A-z,
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 Meets every Thursday s1 CSs:o0 D. n. fn Odd Fszlcwr' Hall, next to the postorice- Visiting brothers welcome. Lu6vig Larson, N. O., Charles Lechne-, secretary.
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FRhTERNAL ORDERS

lGloo No. NINE, PIONEERS os
 ALASKA Meets every Second and FourIh Fri day nights in Odd Fellows Hal; E. E. Moore, President; C. N Brosius, Sec retary.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
BUILDING LECTURES
GIVEN AT EXPOSITION
Tonight Expected to Be Biggest OF
Realty Show at the
Auditorium.

A number Of washington's largest
builders and real estate men last
night attended the lectures on various
subjects pertaining to the construc-
ZION of houses at the better homes
and building exposition being conduct
ed under the auspices Of the Wash
ington Real Estate Board at the Wash
ingon Auditorium.
One Of the most largely attended
lectures was that Of Prof. Norris 1.
Crandall. head Of the department Of
architecture at George Washington
University. who spoke on How TO
Plan Your Home" James P. Schick,
secretary Of the Washington Real Els.
tate Board. also gave a short address
on the. aims and purposes Of the
realtor and the National Association
of Real Estate Boards.
Tonight Robert n. Harper presl-
dent of the Washington Auditorium,
will speak. Miss Emiline S. Whit
comb, expert in home economies OF
the United States Board OF Educa-
tion. will speak at $50 tonight. Ben
iamin H. Streets. former instructor
a the University Of Fine Arts. Beau
Cote dor. France. will speak on Fur
Evening star., 1926-10-22
P0STP0NES POLICE CASE.
Trial Beard Defers Decision or
Accused Of1cer.

Decision in the case Of Pvt. Orville
Staples Of the third precinct, charged
with failure to pay a debt. again was
postponed by the Police Trial Board
today when Robert Munro. builder.
who preferred the charge. failed to ap
pear or to send to the board the
agreement IN real estate transaction
between him and Staples. out Of
which the debt Is said to have arisen.
Policeman Staples at the hearing
last week WAS represented by Repre-
senta tive Blanton Of Texas. who had
interested himself in the young officer
at the time OF his appointment. July,
1925
Pvt. Harry G.. Johnson Of the ninth
precinct deserted the force on October
is. Capt. Charle Il. Peck Of that pre-
.cinct testified before the board this
morning. johnson has a wife and
two children here. johnson disap-
peared. Capt. Peck testified. after.
check for $500 which he had cashed,
vas proved worthless.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
BODY OF LINCOLN
IS BROUGHT TO CITY
EmancipatOr'S Son Is Placed
in Temporary Vault
at Arlington.

Accompanied by members of the
family. the body of Robert Todd Lin.
coin. son Of Abraham Lincoln. was
brought here early yesterday from
Manchester VI. and nIaced in a tenn
porary vault at Arlington National
Cemetery.
Although place was reserved in
the Lincoln monument at Springfield.
ILL.,. for the burial Of Robert Lincoln.
It was said today on hehaf Of the
family that the body will be inferred
permanently in Arlington. to which
1t was entitled by reason OF his serv-
ices as Secretary of War and on the
staff of Gen. Grant.
No announcement bad been made
of these plans in advance Of the arr
rival of the body yesterday. accom-
pa anied by Mrs. Lincoln. grand
daughter. Mrs. Mary Lincoln Beck
with. and Frederick NJ. Powers,
representative OF the family. In ac-
Evening star., 1926-10-22
ACCUSED CLERK
IS FOUND SLAIN
Man Charged With Embez-
element Planned to Turn
States Evidence.

CHICAGO. October 22--The body
Of Jerome l.. Williams. ., ear-old
discharged brokers clerk. shot
through the head. was found in an
alley here yesterday.
1t developed that in addition TO be
ing charged with defalcationS to;aling
$4,000, young Williams also WAS ac
cused of forgeries and had intended
to turn States evidence against fei-
low clerk, jointly accused with him.
II also was reported that he had Of
Tended the "Egan's Rats gang Of ST.
Louis. bilked a bookmaker, deserted
his wife and two children, and re-
Gently had remarked TO his attorney
that he would do anything to se;
some money"
Three months ago. Williams was a
trusted clerk Of Farroll Bros. hrok-
ers. When customers checks disap-
peared, Williams and Thomas Kenny.
AZ, another clerk. were charged with
operating a confidence game. Will
liams also had passed worthless
checks. police claim.
Federal agents yesterday began to
trace report that Williams WAS in
volved in liquor running.
Letters from his father. J. l.. Will
Evening star., 1926-10-22
GETS BELATED AWARD.

Robert J. Sharp. formerly a cook
in Company |. 33d United States Vol
unteer Infantry. and now In the Vet.
Grams Home i'm Napa County. Calf.
has just been awarded by the War
Department silver star for heroism
In action in the Philippines - years
ago. According tC the citati the
Evening star., 1926-10-22

cordance with the wishes of the
family. no public service was held.
Whatever funeral services that 1t
may be decided to hold in connection
with the final burial in Arlington. il
was said, will await the completion
OF a suitable tomb there. 1t is not
proba BILE that these services will be
public.
Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Beckwith.
1t was said, would remain at their
former home here Indefinitely.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

action in the pursuit Of superior forces
of the enemy under the insurgent
general Tinio. in northern Luzon.
Philippine Islands. December 4-lS.
1899, through a most dangerous and
difficult country. through hardships
and exposure. thereby forcing the
enemy to liberate % American pris-
oners held ny him"
Sharp was a resident Of Phila-
ielphia when he enlisted in the Army.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
GIVEN Three YEARS
ON BiGAMY CHARGE
William Stevens Pleeds Guilty in
Airing ton County-Two Are
Fined as B1okmakers.
special Dispatch To The Star.

special Dispatch To The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, October 22.-
William Stevens of Washington, ar
raigned before Judge Samuel G.. Brent
in Circuit Court here today. pleaded
guilty to a charge of bigamy. and
WAS sentenced to three years in Jail
Stevens entered on his second mat
rimonial venture July 10 with Thel-
ma Elizabeth Berkeley, the wedding
being performed by Rev. George n.
Fielding of the Clarendon Methodist
Church. The bride gave her address
As Walker Chapel Arlington County.
but it was later learned that she also
resided in Washington.
Harry Weller ant. thomas X. Moore
pleaded guilty to charges of book
making. and were each fined $500 and
costs.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

niture Of Yesterday and Tomorrow
at S;55 pm.
Thousands Of persons still continue
to crowd the auditorium to capacity
and II is expected that tonight will
he the biggest Of the exposition. The
show is open every day from | pm
to II pm 1t will close tomorrow
night
The first sunlight photograph re
uuired 6 minutes exposure.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

One of the latest sensations in Eu-
rope is Eleanore Zugun, 15-year-
Old RumanIan peasant girl. whose
alleged spiritualistic manifestations
are mystifyina the scientists and
other lea armed men of many coun-
tries.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

iams. ST Louis, and one bearing the
return address of Mrs. l.. Wallace,
Washington Hotel, ST. Louis, were
found in Williams clothes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

Cantus, Brawley, 2nd Mrs. Sam
Webb, IToltvillc.
Quilt, silk patch, 1st Mrs. C. G.
Marshall, Brawlcy.
Quilt, cotton patch, 1st Mrs. San
Duran, Brawlcy; second Ida Doan
Brawley.
Quilt, applique, lst Mrs. F. j
Trudc, Brawley.
Quilt, silk, 1st Mrs. W. II. Gavin
IIcbcr.
Quilt, any kind, 1st Mrs. Vernon
Smith, Brawlcy, 2nd Mrs. w. +
Taylor, Calcxico.
Quilt Tops, 1st Mrs. Wallace Re
lice, IIoltville; 2nd, Mrs. Willial1
Corn, Calipatria.
Rug, crochet, 2nd, Mrs. NJ. f
Gardner, Brawlcy.
Rug, hooked, first Mrs. Ray Ed
gar, FL Centre; md Mrs. W. NJ
Burk, Brawlcy.
Rug, yarn, 1st Mrs. Conway, f.
Ccntro.... 2nd, Mrs. Conway.
Club group-First, Woman s Civ
! ic Improvement Club, Fl Centre
2nd, Woman S improvement Club
| CalcXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

1st Wintcrton Bros, Charleston
Utah.
Heifer, summer calf, 1st, Winter.
ton Bros, Charleston, Utah.
Hcifer, senior calf LIST, Wintcrton
Bros, end, Wintcrton Bros, Charles.
ton, Utah.
Cow, with calf at side, 1st Win.
tcrton Bros, Charleston, Utah.
Fair, animals, either sex, any age
get of some sire, 1st, Wintcrton
Bros, 2nd, Wintcrton Bros, Charles
ton, Utah.
Two animals either sex, produce
of same dam. lst, Wintcrton Bros,
Charleston, Utah.
Age herd, 1st. Wintcrton Bros,
Charleston, Utah.
Yearling herd, 1st, Wintcrton
Bros, Charleston, Utah.
Two calves, born after October !
1925, 1st, Winterton Bros, Charles
ton, Utah.
Best saddle horse, 1st, ]. J.
Mackcv, Brawlcv; 2nd, Vera Good
son, Brawlcy; 3rd, Lester Derrick
Jr.
Best cattle horse, 1st, San Pasqual
Land & Cattle Co., Brawlcv; 2nd, II.
A. Hastain, Brawlcy.
Stallion, lst, j. j. Mackcy, Draw.
ley; 2nd, G. l.. Robinson, Bra wiley.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10
Old shiOned
Candy Appeals
To Hungry Bee

HANFORD, Cal. Dee. 10-Bab bies
may need their calories, hens their
Nitamines and dogs their carbo-
hydratcs in these modern days, but
4 bee can buzz along on just good
old fashioned candy, apiary "dict-
icianS' here have found.
Depletion of hives for commercial
apiarists in this vicinity caused
them to cast about for some prod
uct as a substitute.
More than 10000 hives in Kings
county live through the winter on
a candy diet. The candy is pre-
pared from a special recipe, is pour
ed into wooden racks and allowed
to harden and then placed in the
hives so the bees can crawl on the
surface. A wholesale candy man
ufacturing firm has added bee
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10
Queer "Mystery'
Clubs Sheltered
In Old London

LONDON, Dec. 10.-London hous-
cs-or has housed during the last
couple Of ccnturics-morc queer
"mystcry clubs than any other
city in the world. While a few
such as the "Urban Club which
is open only to persons connected
with the drama still survive. most
Of them have passed into oblivion,
but their names or activities are still
remembered.
Perhaps the strangcst Of all these
clubs is the Abduction Club,
which was organized in 1866 by a
group of sons of noblcmen who
banded themselves together to
make speciality of forced mar
riages. The members assisted each
other by providing relays of horses
and carriages whenever necessary
to assist in abductions or for pur-
poses of escape to the continent
after abductions had been carried
out. Their activities became so So
rious that special Act of Parlia-
nent was passed making abduction
a capital offense.
In Billingsgate there was formed
| one of the oldest clubs ever origi-
mated. 1t was called the "Surly
Club' and was formed with the
sole object of allowing cabmen, car
men and watermen to exercise the
art of abusive language. Another
peculiar club which is still in ex-
istence is the Ebony Clippers, -
| the members of which always carry
& chip of ebony in their vest peck
! cts. There is no compulsion to at
| tend meetings but if Il member at
! tends and on challenge fails to pro
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10
Football Game
Is Postponed

Due to the fact that members of
the Central Union and CaleXico
high school football squads are not
equipped with web feet, the cham
pionship game scheduled for to
morrow in the border city, has been
indefinitely postponed, Principal j.
l.. House. of the local school, stat
ed this morning.
The game will be played at the
earliest opportunity after the sun
gets on the job. Both squads will
remain in training, ana the addi-
tional delay is expected to put them
in better shape for the big battle,
The field at Calcxico is reported
TO be miniature lake.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

, Guce his ebony chip. he is immedi.
ately reported to the secretary and
punished at the next general meet
ing.
Among other clubs thot have been
famous for their oddity in by-gonc
days were the Mohawks,' Bold
Bucks,' "Hell Fire. and the
"You BE Quiet clubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10
PRIZE WIN NERS
AT VALLEY FAIR
ARE ANNOUNCED

Additional prizes awarded at the
Imperial Valley fair given in the
list printed herewith All prizes
have not yet been awarded and fur
thcr lists will be printed in the Press
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10
Division G.. Glass 8, Miscellaneou
Arts and Crafts


Beaded bag, crochet, 1st Miss Al
len, Brawlcy; 2nd Miss Allen.
Bag. knitted beaded, 1st Mrs w
II. Kirby, lIoltvillc.
Bag, fancy. 1st Mrs. A. Hale.
Basket any kind, lst Mrs. w. A
Scott, FL Centric; 2nd Mrs. G. y
Vance.
Bon-bon dish, 2nd Mrs. Phillip
lladdan, Brawley.
Best conventional design hanj
painted, 1st Mrs. j. Ralph Ander
son; 2nd Mrs. Phillip Haddan.
Crcamcr and sugar, lst Mrs. Mvr
tie Jcrnigan, Brawlcy.
Cup and saucer, lst Mrs. +. Nc
Reynolds, Brawley.
Pepper and salt, 1st Mrs. f. Nc
Reynolds.
Pitcher, 1st Mrs. Phillip Haddan
Plate, 1st Mrs. Phillip Haddan
2nd Mrs. Frank Taylor, Holtville.
Tea set, LIST Mrs. Dorothy Smith
Brawlcy.
Vase, 1st Mrs. Phillip Haddan.
Handkerchief, hand painted, Isl
Mrs. o. Scnf, Brawlcy; 2nd Mrs. A
{. Kccnc.
Hand painted article, LIST Mrs. G
j. Clausscn, Brawlcy.
Flowers, hand made, Mrs. Yosh
licrota, BraWlcv.
Enameling, any article, 1st Edit
Ferguson: 2nd Mrs. G. II. Eckert
iIoltvillc.
Gesso plaque. 1st Mrs. Schlattcr
CaleXico; 2nd Mrs. George Kruger
Brawlcy.
Gcsso any article, 1st Mrs. Schlat
ter. CalcXico.
Gcsso, book ends, 1st Mrs. B. An
dCrson, BraWlcy.
Lantern. parchment, 1st Mrs. VI
JCrnigan; 2nd Mrs. +. McRcynolds
Lamp shades, parchment, Is inch
cs or over, 1st Mrs. NJ. Jcrnigan
Lamp shade, silk, 1st Mrs. Schlat
tor. CalcXico.
Lamp shade. crystalline, lst Mrs
N. Jcrmigan: 3nd Mrs. II. NJ. Mich
OILS, Brawlcy.
Lamp shield. crystalline, lst Mrs
y. Gillespie, Brawlcy.
Mats, beaded, 1st Mrs. 7. NJ. Han
cock, Wcstmorland.
Painting in oil, Mrs. +. Welch. f
Ccntro; 2nd Mrs. +. McRcynolds.
Painting in water color, LIST anf
End Mrs. Myrtle Jernigan.
silk pillow, lst Mrs. Sch after.
Scarf, hand painted, 1sf Mrs. w
Koblcc, IIoltvillc; 2nd Mrs. +. j
Yrude.
Trays, any kind, 1st Mrs. w. \
Scott, FL Centre.
Table, decoration, 2nd Mrs. II. II
Schulz.
Cravon drawings, 1st and 2nd
Mrs. Billy Anderson, Brawlev.
Display of pictures, 1st Mrs. c
II. Silliman, Brawlcy.
Display Of Indian relies, anti
cues and art, Mr.. $. c. Evans, River
side.
Best display of hand made arti
cles, Ernest Schweinfurt.
Display hand made silk articles
Mrs. Nick Cantus.
Division G, Glass 4, Bedspreads,
Quilts, Rugs
Bcdspread, coarse. lst Mrs. Ra,
Edgar, RI Ccntro: 2nd Mrs. Ra,
Edgar, FL Ccntro.
Bcdspread, fine, first, Mrs W. +
Taylor, CalcXico; 2nd, Mrs. W. Rich
ter, Wcstmorland.
Bedspread, applique, any kind, Is
Mrs. Il. $. Baumann, INLAND; 2nd
&, w. Willoughby, Calexico.
Bcdsprcad, embroidery, lst Mrs
VI. ii. Gavin, lleber. 2nd Mrs. W. +
Moshcr, Holtvillc.
Bedspread, applique. lst Mrs.
W. Edwards, Wcstmorland.
Bcdsprcad, applique, any kim. Is
Mrs. Daisy Allgire, Brawlcy; 2nd
Mrs. s. SaIlcc. Imperial.
Bcdsprcad, babies, 1st Mrs. f,
Kenny, lioltville; 2nd Mrs. Dickcs
! Holtvillc.
Quilt, baby, any kind, 1st Mr.,
ii. ID. Knight, CaleXico.
Quilt, applique, 1st Mrs. +.
FL Centre.
Quilt, best quilting, 1st Mrs. C. I
Mccullough, CaleXico.
Quilt, wool patch, 1st Mrs. Nicl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

Judges for Embroidery. Lace Work,
Arts and Crafts
Mrs. C. c. Kuykendall, Brawlcv;
Mrs. Paul Cook, Calexico; Mrs. Earl
Maurer, FL Centre; Mrs. Roy Still
gcnbaur. clerk.
Judges for Fruits, Vegetables, Gull
nary, Flowers, Bedspreads,
Quilts, Rugs
Mrs. II. A. lIastain, Brawlcy, Mrs.
J.. L. Ryerson, lIoltvllc; Mrs. Percy
Palmer, Brawlcy; Mrs. Henry Jack
son, clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

Royal Society Art Embroidery
package goods and open stock, at
5S2 Holt Ave. Opposite hospital. ad
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
traction specialist. Davis Bldg.
evenings by appointment. Phone
5W. adv
Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
r. Cross, Mgr, GO Main st. adv
Marooned at Jacumba.-R H.
llcrvcy, police judge, is marooncd
ut Jacumba, he states over the tele.
phone. Having gone there on bust
ness, lie finds he is unable to get
out Of the town on account of road
conditions.
Try Torken Beauty Treatment
Parisicnhc Beauty StGfp". Tel 7S5
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

candy to its list of swnetmeats and
is doing a land office business in
this product.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

The Yuba Pass and Placer county
routes to Lake Tahoe and Reno are
blocked by deep snow.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

The materials are on the way for
the Colorado River bridge at Blythe
and completion is expected by Oeto-
Der, 1927.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

Do YOU remember when the jolly
storckeepcr used to glue a dime TO
the top of the showcase?
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

The buffalo has become the quar-
~ for many big game hunters; th'
one on nickcls.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

What has become of the old
fashioned 'juryman who never lost
n case?
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
Il. Cross, Mgr. 660 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

More Stock Issued-The Mortgage
Guarantee company of Los Angeles
one of the strongest financial con
Germs in Southern California, has
been authorized TO increase its
capital stock from $4,000,000 to
$5,000000, according to papers re-
ccivcd in the office of the county
clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

Money to Loan on automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
K. Cross, Mgr eco Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

|ilder Here. w. Will
cr assistant county en-
mperial county and for
tIe years consulting Ell
he city of San Diego is
70 on business. During
bi office he surveyed a
Wcstmorland to hook
n Diego county via San
ner and Julian, and he
iinion if one is able to
he ROAD from Imperial
orland. that going via
to tn, ccast city would
as the greater part of it
ated c,..'.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
II. Cross, Mgr, 660 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

The Methodist Ladies Aid will
have pre- Christmas cooked food
and fancy work sale at Edgar Bros.
Hardware, December =. ad,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-10

n Concert which was to
place Mt the Academy
4 December 12, has been
Ito Sunday, December
count of the rain. adv