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Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

lar farm center meeting of that dis
trict. short business session will
| prccedc the entertainment. Jasper
! is the only farm center which will
meet tomorrow night, the Mcloland
| and McCabc meetings both having
been postponed until January. Wat
er is reported to still be several
inches deep about the McCabc
school where the latter meeting was
to have been held.
The Organ Concert will be given
next Sunday at 4 p. m. at the Aca-
deny of Music, without fail, no
| matter what the weather. A cordila
Invitation is extended to all music
lovers. adv
Dr.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex.
fraction specialist. Davis Bldg.
evenings by appointment. Phone
5W. adv
Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc, Fred
X. Cross, Mgr, 660 Main st. adv
Kindling Wood For Sale. Phone
24l. Valley Lumber Co. adv
Bishops Jewelry Store announces
that it will remain open evenings
until Christmas 500 Main st. adv
Police Court Notes.-Iamcs Me
Cartv, arrested on Il charg" Of IN
toxication. was fined 80, and the
sentence suspended, with the provis-
ion that it would be imposed or q
jail sentence in lieu thereof, if he
again appeared before the court
within one year. Nelson Bonar,
charged with using abusive Ian
guag" and SO disturbing the peace,
was fined $25 aud the sentence sus.
pended. Judge IIervey, however,
handed out some wholesome advice
TO the Young man. which he hoped,
he said, he would follow in the
future, and SO keep himself out OF
police court jams.
Goes To Santa Monica. W. f.
Rau, proprietor of the Oregon hotel,
left today for Santa Monica to visit
his wife. still Il patient i'll the new
Santa Monica hospital. Mrs. Rau
recently underwent 4 very serious
operation there. She is reported as
making excellent progress toward
recovery.
Royal Society Art Embroidery
package goods and open stock, at
$50 Holt Ave. Opposite hospital. ad
Everybody Likes It! Paul's But.
tered Popcorn. Why' 5, 10 and
25c bag. At Pickwick Stages De
not. adv
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1921. Assessed to Charles M

1921. Assessed to Charles NJ.
Faure.
Lot !. See. Twn / g. r L
T. % :. acres
Lot 5 Sec / Twp L r 70
+ 1850 acres.
Lot 6 Sec. l Twp. Is s. r. -
f 1850 acres.
SEh of NWh Sec. l Twp Is
S. R. ~ f. 40 acres.
SEh of SWA See. Twp. Is
S. r. II f. 40 acres.
Lot Sec. Twp. Is s. R. 12
+. 40 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County,

p Are Prepared to take care Of
trade, anything in the way Of
ems and fryers. Give US a trial.
r. Todd, 1882 Woodward Ave.
le 066. adv
ney to Loan on Automobiles.
ing Securities Co., Inc, Fred
Ioss, Mgr, Go Main st. adv
iterday's Car Movement. -
friday = car movement was as
rs: So ears of lettuce, four
llpf peas and , ears Of mixed
ablcs, making the total move
for the season 2J5 ears, nc.
Ihg to the Southern Pacific
r bureau in this city.
Amy Lyons. Osteopath, 7o4
fifth st. Phone 744. adv
lin and Band Instruments.
ams Mnsic Studio. Telephone
adv
hted Grapefruit Wrappers
in stock. Schcniman Paper Co.
adv
reels SOC, Shampoo, 35c, Mani
Foe. Hair Cuts SOC. Vera Rod
/, Park View Apis. Tel 237W.
adv
a Va-PerMarcel, it 8 pcrman-
Parisicnnc Beauty Shoppc.
80. adv
! A Mistake,' Imperial Jun
lass play, indefinitely post
adv
us to Appear.-Thc mixed
directed bv Madame kath.
Nard kupelian will appear in
concert at the state Street
an church Sunday evening.
mas music will be featured.
Marie Rcitz jenkins orchcs.
hich plays every Sunday ~
hurch viii also furnish part
program.
Suffer with scrc feet or that
b. for d.. S"aton is located
Casa Rcy Hotel. 1 corns and
ut 81. Trusscs correctly fit
and up. SO years experience.
adv
IA Blesy Dance Studio. 723
Phone 4llW, adv
er Center Meeting.-Girl Re
of the Jasper district Will
Il special Christmas program
Jasper school house t0moI-
ght. The program will hr
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

Money to Loan on automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co., Inc,,. Fred
X. Cross, Mgr 660 Main ST.. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16
Lot 3 Sec. Twp. Is s. r. 1:
1923. Assessed to Charles NJ.
Faure,

Lot See. l Twp. Is s. R. IL
+. 28.7+ acres.
Lot 5 Sec l Twp. Is S. r. II
+ 1850 acres.
Lot 6 Sec. l Twp. Is s. R. IL
+ 1850 acres.
SEA of NWA Sec. Twp Ii
s. r. IL f. 40 acres.
SEA of SWH See. l Twp. Ii
s. r. ~ f. 40 acres.
Lot 3 See. l Twp. Is s. R. 12
+. 40 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16
IA Blesy Dance Studio. 723
Phone 4llW. adv

er Center Meeting.-Girl Re
of the Jasper district Will
Il special Christmas program
Jasper school house tomoT-
light. The program will hr
n connection with the rcgu.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

No bid shall be received or accept
ed at such sale for less than the
amount of all the taxes levied upon
such property, and all costs and
penalties for every year delinquent
as shown by the delinquent rolls
for said years to the date of the
execution of the deed to the State,
and all expenses accrued to the
date of the sale under this section,
together with interest at per cent
per annum from the first day of
July following the delinquency in
each Of said years to the date Of
the sale hereinunder, computed
upon the aggregate amount Of such
delinquent taxes, penalties and costs
Given under my hand and seal
of office, at Fl Centre, this 9th day
If December, A. d.. 1926
MONT J. REID,
Tax Collector of Imperial County.
State of California.
First published December 9, 1926
Second publication Dee. l6. 1926.
Last published December 23, 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16
Goes To Santa Monica.

Royal Society Art Embroidery
package goods and open stock, at
1s2 Holt Ave. Opposite hospital. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

Everybody Likes It! Paul But.
tered Popcorn. Why' 5, 10 and
25c bag. At Pickwick Stages De-
pot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

1922. Assessed to Charles NJ
Faure,
Lot See. l Twp. Is S. R. 12
f. 1874 acres.
Lot 6 See. l Twp. Is s. r. u
L 1850 acres.
SEA of NWA See. ! Twp Ii
S. R. II E. 40 acres.
SEA Of SWl4 See. l Twp. Is
s. r. 12 f. 40 acres.
f. 40 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

anee of the law in such ease made
'and provided, /, RAY l.. RILEY,
Controller of the State of Cali
fornia, by virtue of the authority
ia me vested by the laws of this
State, do by these presents author.
ize, empower, and direct you, the
said Tax Collector, to sell at public
auction, in separate lots or parcels,
the property hereinafter described.
(SeaD. Given under my hand
and seal of office, at Sacramento,
this 18th day of November, a. d.
1926.
RAY l.. RILEY, Controller
BY G. f. COOPER, Deputy.
Therefore, in pursuance of Law,
public notice is hereby given that /
viii on
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16
FRIDAY, THE 31sT DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1926

At the hour Of ten clock A. NJ,
in the Tax Collector s office at the
Court House in the City of FL Cen
tro, County Of Imperial, State of
California, sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder for cash, lawful
money Of the United States, the said
property herein before and in said
Controllers authorization describ-
ed, which authorization is hereby
made q part of this notice, to wit:
Situate, lying and being in the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia. and particularly described
in said deed to the State of Cali
tnrnia, above referred to- as fol-
US. to wit:
The property above refer ed
nd hereby authorized TO be sold s
situate, lying and being in the
"ountv of Imperial. State of Cali
fprnia. bounded and particularly de-
seribed as follows, to wit:
Personal Property. Deed based
m Sale Nc. 1880
$50 Assessed to Charles N
Faure,
Lot See. l Twp. Is 8. R. l.
+. 1914 acres.
Lot Sec Twp. Is s. R. II
Z 1850 acres.
Lot Sec. Twp. Is s. R Il
Z 1850 acres.
SEA of NWA See. l Twp Is
s. R. u f. 40 acres.
SEA of SWA Sec. l Twp. Is
8. r. ~ Z. 40 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

Suffer with scrc feet or that
p. for Dr.. S"aton is located
Casa Rcy Hotel. 1 corns and
ut -. Trusscs correctly fit
and up. SO years experience.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

l A Mistake Imperial Jun
lass play, indefinitely post
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

a Va-Per-M Marcel, it 3 pcrman-
Parisicnnc Beauty Shoppc.
|s3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

reels SOC, Shampoo, 35e, Mani
Foe. Hair Cuts SOC. Vera Rod.
II, Park View Apis. Tel 237W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

hted Grapefruit Wrappers
in stock. Schcniman Paper Co.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

Bishops Jewelry Store announces
that it will remain open evenings
until Christmas. 500 Main st. adv
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
Student Body Meeting

The first assembly of the month was held Friday December 10. There was no business of import anee to be discussed except the ap- pointment of a committee to draw up a petition for the purpose Of presenting it to the school board in order that the Christmas vaea- tion would start on the twenty fourth rather than the twenty fifth.
 The program which followed the regular business meeting consisted Of a song by the Girls Glee Club, a piano solo by Erma Grant, and mandolin solo by MT. Kuehr.
 Coach Fabricius entertained the assembly in the manner in which he related some of the exploits of the team during their recent trip to the largest city in Alaska. AIr. Fabrieius must be given credit for remembering all the experiences the boys encountered during their stay in the first city.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
IAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION
 IS WORTH 4 BOUND OF CURE

Diphtheria has appeared in Ju- neau and to prevent any possibiI- ity of it's spread among the chil- dreu of tbe public schools. arrange ments have been made for 3 morn Ing inspection of the pupils by Mrs. Naino Hendriekson. formerly ou the nursing staff of St. Anns hos piIaI This arrangement was made on the advice Of pr. H. C. De Yighne. Territorial and City Health officer Mrs. Hendrickson was as signed for this service through the Juneau chapter Of the Red Cross Special attention will be given to children found to be suffering from severe colds or inflamed throats The lighter cases will be treated by the nurse. and more serious cases will be sent home with q recon meudatiou for medical inspection.
 Inspection of the children of the Paroehial school In Juneau is also being made every morning. the work being done by Miss Robbins of St. Anns hospital staff
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
TEN LIGHT CRUISERS
 WILL COST S10500O.000

WASHINGTON. D. C. Acting on testimony that American naval strength is dropping behind that of other nations. Chairman Butler of the House naval committee in- troduces 8 bill 10 authorize an ap- propriation of one hundred five million dollars for the construction of ten ten-thousand ton light eruis- CTS The bill was drafted burriedly after the Chairman and four com mittee members, two Of them Demo crats. had conferred at the White House eu $aval matters for nearly an hour. The bill was introduced after 8Ir Butler had represented the proposed expenditure as being in harmony with the Presidents national defense program. The committee chairman made no ref erenee in themeasure to the three light cruisers authorized by Con gress last winter for which the budget bureau failed to recommend an appropriation to start construe- ton.
 On learning of Mr. Buffers ae- ton Secretary Wilbur said he was much pleased with the bill. The building of additional light cruis- CTS will be of great value in balanc- ing our fleet. the Secretary said, and will be very important ad- juncts to the fleet.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
AUXILIARY HOLDS ELECTION
 OF OFFICERS FOR NEW YEAI

4z= HH l4 tHg
 Is.z Legion Auxiliary. Ner= ia Elmer Palmer Post No. 5, Waz held Dee 18th al which Mrs. Frank
 Nas initiated mo tb organization
 Following tae initiation eerema nies the election of officers Tor the #sul.s Nszr za5 h=Id and Ihe fol
 j=e azzl=5rz wefe elected
 President. Mrs. Olive E. NJ .aushlin. reelected. First Niae President. Mrs. II. R. GoCuIter. re= .letea. Second yiee President. Mrs T. J. Case. re-eleeteds see Treas. Mrs Frank ". Hynes Chaplain, Mrs. Josephine Mason reelected Historian. Etoliu Coulz ter. sgt.-at=Arms. Mrs \. Mss baumer. Executive Committee. Mesdames II. D. Campbell F E Bronson. D. Coulter reelected.
 After the conclusion Of the bust. ness meeting a social hour wa spent and lunch served.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
ALASKA LAD FIGHTING
 HIS WAY TO FAME


 The following article relating to brother of Mrs. Frank Berry of Wrangell, the Cook Inlet Kid. who fought Kid Stokes here last winter will be Of interest to local readers. Speed io his stock in trade. se-,s the Seattle Star of recent issue in describing Walter Cleghorn and following the caption was a large pen and ink sketch of the clever SeldoYta lad. who left his northern home to gain fame and fortune in che pugilistic circles in the States. And at the rate Cleghorn is going. his friends predict it will be only a short time when he will be boxing main events on the Pacific coast.
 It has been the keen pleasure Of the editor Of this paper to have closely followed the career of Cleg- horn since he first stepped into the ring at Anchorage. about four years ago. He was green then, terribly green and knew next to nothing about boxing science. But he loved the game and possessed what is called the fighters heart. With youth on his side-he is not yet out of his teens-and with the proper training everyone predicted Walter had a good chance to go up, providing he took care of himself. He has done that. And he is also under capable hands in Seattle for Lonnie Austin, former Pacific coast welterweight champion, is his f4saf E1t-6r4y F3 or has heard of Austin and the many boys he has sent to the top.
 Possessing a fast left hand Cleg- horn who Is chased in the light heavy weight division. is not only a strong hitter but can take them. This was plainly evidenced in bout he had two years ago with a flashy and clever boxer by the name of Speed Williams Will Hams knew he had not a chance with Walter provided Walter con neeted so immediately at the sound of the gong, he set himself and let Walter come in. Walter did and took a lovely crack square on the chin. Not once but three times. Naturally. the blows staggered him but only for a moment or two as he came right back for more. It was then, Williams said he knew he wa sbeat for he had put every thin ginto those three punches and could not stop Cleghorn. In this fight Cleghorn broke two of Will Hams ribs.
 In his bouts in Seattle he has won every one and in his last match he stepped from out the pre- liminary class into the semifinals and around the coast cities a lad must be pretty good to do that lit- tie thing If anything at all will prove a handicap to Walter it will be his size With few exceptions fighters in his class are generally much taller, rangy fellows. The seldovia lad lacks the height being quite short and stocky, but he has kick in either hand which should bring the majority of his oppon- ents down to his size.-Anchorage Times.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
AMOS EMERSON
 PASSES AWAY

This community lost a highly re= specfed citizen lafe last Thursday afternoon when Amos Everson. Ioeai merchant, passed away
 str Eyerseu had been in poor health Che past few months and hls aeath was not wholly unex= peeted
 Mir Everson was born in Dem mark in 1857. He came to Ameri- ea al the age If l7. During his first fifteen years in America ha lived in various Western states. mostly ia Colorado
 He first landed iu NraugeH in iSS9 and went from here Into the Gassiar After spending some time in that region he entered che em- ploy of the Hudsons Bay Com pang and during the next twenty 5wo years he was iu charge oI Yari- ous trading posts for that great company.
 In DIT Nr. Everson. much to Che regret of tbe Hudsous Bay Company severed his connection with that organization. and came lo Wraugeli ia order 10 be where his children could have school ad- Rausages.
 soou alter his arrival here he opened a grocery store which he conducted up 10 the time Of his death. He was known as man Of fhe highest business integrity and vas respected by the eommun= ity as au upright citizen.
 He was q member of the Pio= neers of Alaska. being treasurer of he Wrangel Igloo.
 He is survived by a widow and six minor children Ella. Lucille loau May. Ruby and Ann.
 lie is also survived by a brother ia Australia. and three sisters. one of whom resides in North Dakota. one in Illinois. and one in Yakima. Wash.
 The funeral was hold from the Presbyterian church Saturday af- ternoon. Rev. R. J. Diyen. D. b. officiating.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
: CONGRESS NOTES

WASHINGTON. D. c. Senator Harrison. speaking for the Demo erats. appealed To the Senate to ob- serve the Christmas session by granting tax reductions.
 The House naval affairs commit tee unanimously ignored Coolidge wishes and recommended an approz priation for the completion of the 1924 naval building program.
 Election corruption was eonsid- cred by the senate. with the judi eial committee considering the in vestigation of bartering of offices by Republicans in the southern ne- gro districts.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
TRAPPER'S PETITION IS
 RECEIVED BY COMMISSION

The petition recently circulated by Eddie Berkeley has been receiv- ed by the Alaska Game Commission. Mir E. P. Walker, the executive officer. in a letter to the Wrangell Commercial Club writes as follows Dear Friends:
 Receipt is acknowledged of Mr Fritchett's letter of Decem- Der 4 transmitting the petition advocating extending the mink. land otter and weasel season to March 31. east of longitude 132. This subject will be given care ful consideration by the Commis- sion when it meets in Juneau on or about January 12.
 twill much appreciate re- ceiying additional comments from your body or from individ- uals."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
NEWS FROM THE
 OUTSIDE WORLD
CORRUPTION IN BASEBALL
 AGAIN APPEARS

NEW YORK. Dec. D. High commissioner Judge Landis has named r Cobb and Iris Speaker, two Of the greatest players in his tory as being implicated in throw ing of che game between Cleveland and Detroit on September 25, 1919.
 LandIs made public without de- eisidn his investigation based largely on the testimony of Dutch Leonard, ex Detroit pitcher that Cobb and Speaker met with Joe Wood and Leonard and agreed Cleveland would throw the final game. as Detroiters wanted to elineh third place. All agreed Leonard said that money might as well be made and arrangements were made for bets. Leonard and Wood won S420.00. but Cobb and Speaker failed to get any bets up.
 Letters were produced from Cobb and Wood tending 10 bear out the fixing theory. Leonard is said to have sold Cobb later for s20.000. Cobb stated that he wrote the let ters in all innocence. It was point cd out that Leonard was banished to bush leagues by Cobb and has hated Ty ever since.
 Cobb. who recently quit as man ager of Detroit, and Speaker, who resigned as manager of Cleveland. said they quit for business reasons and not because of scandal With ehoked voices they denounced the charges and said that box scores in which Speaker made three hits for Cleveland and Cobb made only ONE for Detroit in five times at bat proved falsity Of accusations.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
Cardinals Trade HornsbY

ST. LOUIS Roger Hornsby. of the Cardinals, has been traded to the New York Giants for second baseman Frank Friseh and right hand pitcher Jimmy Ring. Presi- dent Breadon. of the worlds base ball champions made the announce ment after stating that he had been unable to reach an agreement with H0rnsby over contract matters.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
A Word from the Fairbanks Coach

Just out of bed and at the break fast table when Manager Stump came aboard to arrange for game with the College basketball team. Though tired and somewhat crip= pied after four hard gaines in as many nights at ketchikan. We agreed to dress and play the Wran gell boys providing the captain of the boat would hold over for Us. but upon eonferring with The ship $ captain We learned that the boat ould not wait and that il would be leaving at 10s00 \. T. instead of I030 P. M. so Ye lost a sim chance of giving all Wrangen glimpse of the College boys in ac- ton.
 h behalf of the College team want to express our regrets in not finding it possible 10 meet up with your team and having the privilege of meeting and assoeiating with Wrangell in general. especially af. ter coming a thousand miles with those expectations in mind.
 We journey on to Juneau ane starting tomorrow night. play six straight games so as coach of the College team, can state, that one days rest will be cod-send for my boys.
 Another basketball season is bound 10 come and We anticipate another trip south so WrangeI can rest assured that next year the College will contract for at least one, if not a series of three games. with the Wrangell team.
 COACH K. ". ABEL
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
Narrow Escape from Death

s. ". Jekill who has been trap ping up the Stikine arrived iB town Sunday evening after having had a narrow escape from death Running into an airhole he lost his valuable catch Of furs and bis lad. IL vas only by quick work Wlth his knife that he saved hi augs and himself.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING

Peter Knutesen who was drown ed at Chomondelay recently was declared to have met death acci- dently while boarding his skiff, ae- cording to the findings of the eoro- ner's jury which met at Ketchikan to decide as to the case of his death.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
Prince Carols Mother Getting in
 Her Work in His Behalf

PARIS-King Ferdinand of Ru- mania wishes the former crown prince Carol to return and reclaim the rights to the throne he re- nounced January 4ths He told his ministers this at a secret council last week. Carol will agree under certain conditions which it is be- lieyed have been mapped out by Queen Marie. who is sometimes called the uncrowned king or hu- mania. These conditions include a Democratic Cabinet.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23

ROME-The spokesman for Pre- mier Mussolini said that Duee is amazed at the alloeution of the Pope in which he scored the fascist excesses and criticized the idea of fascists making state the end in life without regard to individual and natural rights. The spokesman said the Premier will reply to the Pope, pointing out that the eXeeses spok- ell of are things of the past which have been wiped out and which should nor have been raked up. His allocution has widened the breach between government and Vatican to the extent of forbidding early settlement of the Roman question.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
High Cost Of Coal Strike

LONDON-What the coal strike has cost Great Britain is now be- ing slowly and painfully totalled, according to Sir Phillip Cunliffe Lister, president of the Board of Trade. in an answer given to the House of Commons. The strike has cost Britain between one and one quarter and one and one-half bill lion dollars in hard cash already.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
Masquerade Dance

The Pr. A. has planned a mas
 The PIT 4. has planned a mas querade dance on New Years night at the gym Three good prizes are offered and nothing is being left undone by the committee having the affair in charge. to assure ey= eryone having a good time
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
-
 President Denies Pardon

President Coolidge has denied the application for a pardon for Kensuke Yamaguchi, who was con- yicted at Juneau for killing T. Ka- gita at Chatham in 1914, according to recent advices received In Ju- neau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
Fishing Boat Transfers

A news dispatch from Seattle re- ports the transfer of F fishing schooners and motor scows from the Sunrise Packing Company and the Todd Packing Company to the Stewart Corporation of Ketchikan and the sale of the halibut vesse Brumboll by A. Substadt of Tacoma to c. Blomquist of Ketehikan for consideration of s18,000.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-12-23
MRS. LOUIS sH0TT sENps CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TO
 HER WRANGELL FRIENDS

Mrs Louis Sehott of Yuba City. California. who has a host of friends in Nrangell, sent the fol- lowing eablegram today from Marysville. California.
 Please insert in the Sentinel the following.
 Best wishes for Merry Christmas and Happy New Tar ta all my Wrangell friends