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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-11-24
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Court Decides
McLachlan Case

The jury in the divorce trial o.
McLachlin and McLachlin after
hcing out until II o'cloek last might
failed to agree and was discharged
hv Judge William nazlett. This
morning the court placed both the
p!aintiff. Argyle McLaeh!an, a1d
Mrs. Pauline Viola McLarhlan, the
defendant and cross-petitioncr, on
the stand and after taking certain
.l-idencc with regard to financial
matters gave Judgment awarding
tccrer of divorce II Mri.achHn, and
making an order. allowing the de
PENDANT $500 IN casn and 800
per month for tn support Of their
child
Counsel for the defendant object
ed to the court : announcement that
he would render 4 decision in the
"a Sc. but without avail. When tn"
decision was given, counsel for the
defendant announced To the court
that the decision would be appealed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Third Attempt
To Bomb Church

san FRANCISCO. Oct. 29.-For
The third time within recent months
IN attcmpt was made early today
10 DESTROY hv bombs the Catholic
church f Saints Peter and Paul,
III the North Beach section Of The
CITY.
\ huge explosive was set off
against tho church shortly before
dav'ioht. E2rly reports were that
tho 1.~ns~, was hpavv
Fathe~ Ricardo De Martini. newly
ordained priest. was sleeping in a
room over the Dream loft. He said
he was awakened by the blast.
which rocked the church as though
it had been hit ny an earthquake.
Rushing to a window. the priest
saw an automobile speeding away.
Detectives believe the bomb was
st by the same fanatics who twice
previously this year have attempted
to wreck the church.
One theory is the outragcs are
the work Of group Of anti-Catholie
anarchists. known to have existed IN
the North Beach district for the
past 90 wears.
Despite the blast the usual 6 a. N.
mass was held by Father Trinchierl.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

have tho ease clinched. Everyon>
I feel, is anxious 10 have the Me
Pherson case definitely solved.
~ am prosecuting Mrs. McPhcr.
son and her mother because l am
! positively convinced that a crime
has been committed. That crime
is conspiracy 20 manufacture false
evidence.
The presentation of testimony in
hearing of the evangelist and her
associates ended late yesterday. Ar
gumcnts of opposing counsel are to
begin next Wednesday.
\ total Of SIS Witnesses were heard
i'm connection with the ease. Of which
80 were called by the state and II
by the defense.
Argue Next Week
Koyes viii open the arguments for
the state and he is expected to EN-
phasize the testimony of prosecution
witnesses who claimed to have seen
Ormiston and the evangelist togcth-
rr Mt Carmel -By-thc-Sea last Nav
during the period Of his disappear
ancc.
The defense VIII counter with ar
eumcnts citing the testimony OF
witnesses fro.I the border country
near Douglas. Arizona. where the
evangelist made her reap0caranrc
June. five weeks after her dis
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Rurnhams Return
From Honeymoon

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold \. BurnhanI
returned last evening 70 Fl Centre
after a two weeks honeymoon
which they spent motoring through
Southern California. immediately
after the marriage ceremony, which
was performed at the Mission Inn a
Piverside. the Young couple drove to
Lake Arrowhead whore they stopped
a few days AT Arrowhead Lodge, %
ing later to Santa Barbara and bach
down the coas; u San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham visited :
few DAYS in Santa Maria with NJ
and Mrs. O Brien. who are making
their home IN thar place tenlporar
ilv because of the former : busines
interests there.
Mrs. Burnham was formerly Mis-
Laura SWEET cf this city, society
editor Of the Press for the past tw'
wears. She expects 10 return to he.
desk next Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Infection Cause
OF Boys Death

Yale Denison, II year old son of
Jack Dcnison of San Diego, well
known narcotic agent, who has
made frequent campaigns in lmpe-
rial Valley, died yesterday of a
bodily infection. intensified by 4
fall in football game last Sat
urday.
Young DeniSon, who was stu
dcnt at Memorial Junior High
school, developed an infection in
lis right arm last week. Fearing
it would keep him OUT of a foot
bali game. he disguised his injury
and succeeded in PLAYING with his
team. FAILS which he sustained
during the game aggravated the in
jury.
lie was taken to Mercy hospital
Monday. and later an operation was
performed but it was too late To
save the boy.
The youngstcr was popular WITH
his school mates and was IN accom-
pliShed pianist. Funeral services
were held this afternoon IN san
LEGO.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Turkey Growers
Will Form Pool

Most of the turkey growers who
offended the meeting, held in the
farm advisor 5 office in the court
house last night were from Holtville
according to b. ID. Irvine. farm bu-
eau head. 1t was decided at the
meeting to pool the turkeys and
work will commence on forming the
oool next week. Solicitors will start
tart to visit farmers at that time.
\. l.. Drummer Of Holtville was an
oointed manager of the pool and B..
,. Irvine was made secretary of the
association. The next meeting will
je held about November s, at which
me officers will be elected for tn =
'oming year.
Brunner urges all interested in the
turkey pool to get in touch with the
,ssociation either through the farm
bureau office or through him in
H0ltvillc
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Dean of Women
Defends Colds
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct. %. - Thl
American coed is no more immoral
or irresponsible than her grand
mother was. in the opinion of Helen
Matthewson Loughlin. dean of wo
men at the University of California
southern branch
Aroused by attacks on the general
character of American college
women. which originated ct the
University of Chicago and were Civ
en- nation wide circulation, Dean
Laughlin is championing the goods
" There is no more immortality in
colleges today than there was 2o
years ago-40 or 80 years ago. she
declared. Those who judge the
Younger people are too prone to
Judge the. entire class by individuals.
II recognize this as an age of
freedom. but the freedom is of the
delightful type that makes for good
fellowship and fricndliness, rather
than immortality.
Dean Laughlin scoffcd at the
charge that one sex in college cheap
ems itself to find favor with the
other.
'.That's nonsense, she said.
" Naturally each sex likes the 9th
er's approval. But that 5 as far Is
it goes.
Il always have been optimistic in
this matter of Young folks and ca
find no time for those confirme |
pessimistS who see in every new fad
or fashion a lapse Of morals an
urnfilitv.'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Arizona Couple
Married Here

California is becoming the popu-
lar marriage place for Arizona coup
les, Judging from the number from
that state who have applied for
marriage licenses in the past few
weeks. Another couple reached FL
Centre late last night and, follow
ing the usual custom, aroused Miss
Charlntta Willaford, deputy county
clerk, from her slumbers in order TO
get the license. With her usual
helpfulncss, Miss Willaford located
Rev. 6. 4. Hartman, returning
from the Kiwanis dinner dance and
the marriage ceremony was per
formed. The couple has returned
to Arizona. They were Horace J..
Van Kirk and Beulah KEENAN, of
Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

ball game tomorrow between Stan
made an early start this afternoon
but majority will leave on to-
night s train. Several dyed-in-the'
wool sports will leave here follow
ing the boxing bouts at the arena
tonight.
Tickets fer the game are Mt u
premium. and those fortunate
enough to have obtained them are
considered fortunate by many 9TH
crs who would like to go but can
not
Sentiment is a little heavier on
the L. S. G.. side, though there is
Il considerable number of Cardinal
followers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Cole Club To
Meet Tonight

Al supporters of Judge Cole are
urged to attend the meeting Of the
Cole-for-J Judge Club, which will be
fold tonight at the courthouse 1t
% clock.
Matters f Importance are 10 be
discussed II the meeting. according
10 an official of the club. and a
laro" a.tendonce i desired.
The club i sponsoring an inten-
>ivr campai-n in behalf of the
5udcr and hopes to hr successful II
clectin. him next Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
ConmissionLets
Road Contract
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 29.--Re.
construction tracts involving ex-
pcnditures of approximately $92,.
900 were awarded by the state
highway commission for bridge and
road work in Los Angeles, Ventura,
San Diego and Santa Barbara coun-
ties.
Projects included:
Los Angeles countv--Construct
Ct reinforced concrete bridge across
Eaton wash on Foothili boulevard
1t Pasadena city limits; awarded to
Sidney Smith. Los Angeles: hiI
$32,444
Los Angeles and Ventura counties
Widening of existing bridge,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

appearance from tho beach ~ Ocean
Park. This testimony was designed
to show that Mrs. Mcpherson was
really kidnapped, as she claimed, and
that she made q 20-mile trek across
the Sonora, Mexico, desert after eS'
Gaping from her abductors.
Kcves win demand that the
evangelist and her mother be held to
superior court for trial, and defense
counsel will submit that the evi.
dencc produced by the state was in
sufficient to warrant further prose
cution. and that the ease should be
dismissed
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

across Los Nirgepes, Neia-s.sand
west fork, Of Vcjor Creeks, near
Calabasas, Los Angeles county and
repair of Conejo Creek bridge,
Ventura county; awarded to Henry
Aucrbach, Los Angeles; bid $2l,
324.25.
San Diego Building of 4
reinforced concrete bridge across
Las Flores Creek on Coast highway;
tawarded to Sidney Smith, Los An
geles; bid $22,220.
Santa Barbara county-Grading
end surfacing approaches to Elwooa
overhead crossing to remove danger
Gus curves; awarded to +. Schcll-
ing, Los Angeles, bid $16,542. =
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Chamber Secretary
Going To Coast

John s. Carmichael. secretary Of
the FL Centre Chamber of com
mcrrc. win leave this evening fol
lowing the al chambers hanoue' at
Calipatria for Rcdondo Beach
pherp he will attend the meeting
Of the Southern California Secr"-
tarv,' association. White attend
ine the meeting Mr.. Carmichael
viii make arrangements fer the
meeting of the association which
Il i'll he held in this city the coming
month. when this city will enter
tain the officials If the boosters or-
carnations from an parts Of South
en- California.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Discharged Sailor
Commits Suicide
Nv United Press Leased wire


Los ANGELES, Oct. 29.-One
nan was killed and another is dy-
'ng as a reSul; q falls from buil2-
les here today. One fan was ae.
.idcntal and the othe~ Intentional.
Frank Roberts, 81. fell from the
econd floor of Il building on which
Ic was working when he stumbled
nd slipped off hiS >caffold, lie is
not expected TO i've.
Wilford Serov. -. tired ef life,
capped from his second story bed
Dom window and died on the pave
N.ent hclcw. Serov was recently
discharged from the I. :. :. Ok.
'qhoma. Police said he had hccn
llinkine heavily and IVES merosc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29


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was purchased here and that he
can trace its origin by the trade
marks. lie said thorc was no evi-
donce Of a documentary natarc in
the trunk
A mans silk handkerchief with
the name Paul RAIDER embroidered
iu one corner wa among the effects
also, said the prosecutor.
RAIDER is Chicago evangelist who
occupied the pulpit at AngcluS tenn
pie while Mrs. Mcpherson was tour
ing tlc holv land last winter.
KeYes did not reveal his theory Of
the connection uctwecn the clothing
and the accusations Of conspiracy
against the evangelist and her moth
er.
There is other new evidence tha,
has come 10 light also. hc said.
d" which I consider very imuor.ant.
II am convinced we viii sooni
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

Beans were planted on ten acres
in Monterey county which had \
crop of vetch turned under in April.
"he growth was nearly double that
on land having no cover crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

Mrs w. II. Miller. Lathrop, San
Joaquin county, won % prices at the
Fresno fair on ic!lies, jams and pre-
served fruits.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
Football Game.
Attracts Crowd

Between 40 and so Fl Centro
residents will leave tonight for
Los Angeles to attend the big foot
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
COTTON MARKETS


NEW YORK. Oct. 2G.-Tha cot
ron market closed steady. Spots
1E o.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29
M'PHERSON CASE
CONTINUED UNTIL
NEXT WEDNESDAY

fContiued from page u
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

NI'E ORLEANS. Oct. 29.-Cotton
sUturcS closed steady. Spots I2.j0.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-29

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$3.50 to $3.50
"Hassler" Stabilizers - Fro III
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"veedol" Oils and Greases-"The
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life of countless cars. All weights.
Spring Ez"-The most popular
lubrichting rust solvent made.
stops squeaks. -. 30c, 6oc. s1.0O
hlemlte and Zerk Fittings and
Guns - The many cars upon
which they are standard equip
ment vouch for tho efficiency of
these lubrlcating systems.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26
EMPEROR IS IMPROVING

TOXIC, Nov. 26. The household department stated today that En- peror Yoshihito's temperature has dropped, indicating some improve ment in lhis dondition. Bronchitis added to other complications of dis eases dating from infancy, has pros trated the emperor in his mountain volla at Hayama, 50 miles south of the capital.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26
NORTHERN LIGHTS

J. H. Statter, veteran Department of Justice and Secret Service man has been appointed chief deputy U s. Marshal for the First Division vice Elmer Reed, resigned, it is an nounced by U. s. Marshal Albert White. The new official arrived witt Marshal White and immediately as. sumed the duties of his position.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26
MANY DROWN IN CUBAN
 RA|Ns; STREETS FLOOD

HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. 26. Sixteen province, where torrential rains food ed the towns of Banes, Chaparra, De- licias, Puerto Padre and Santa Lucia. The waters in the streets of Santa Lucia reached a depth of ten feet. Se- rious material damage is reported from the stricken region.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26
PIRATES BOARD CHINESE
 VESSEL 1v|l:s! ROB PASSENGERS

HONGKONG, Nov. 26. P)-The Chinese steamer Waihoe was board ed by pirates who robbed three off cers. Several soldiers were shot and killed and a few passengers Kidnapped. The cargo was taken and passengers robbed of everything but the cloth ing they were wearing.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26
DARK STRANGLER ABROAD
 AGAIN. WIDOW Is VICTIM

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26. The dark strangler has attacked again. Mrs. Anna Edmonds, a 5O-year-old widow, was murdered. She was found by her son, who had come to inquire of her health. Neighbors were able to furnish the police with a descrip- tion of her attacker.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26

The General Petroleum company has got it's Yakataga we'll down 53O feet. The cementing and casing has been completed, the trouble from gas and water eliminated and the crew is proceeding with the drilling. It purpose to continue the drilling op- erations, barring accident, all winter
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26
BURIED TREASURE

Seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars in gold is buried annually in the mouths of dead persons in Aus tria alone, states the president
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26

Joseph Mcclure and Miss Gather inc Hagan were united in marriage. The bride has gained numerous friendships in Fairbanks during a two-year residence as nurse at St. Joseph's hospital, following her grad uation from the noted St. Joseph's School for Nursing, Victoria. MT. Mo-
 Cure is pioner mining operator of the Fairbanks district, and retains numerous interests on nearby creeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26
PREPARE TO FLOOD MINE

COLEMAN, B. C., Nov. 26. P)- Preparations have been made to flood the fourth level of the mine in which an explosion trapped ten miners who have been given up for dead. Ten es- capped.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26

Fred Nadeau, aged Y years, and who went to the Klondike in 1896 but before gold was discovered there the same year, died at the Dawson hospital recently. Although he amassed fortune in the early days and kept it, he continued to live in a 1Ox12 shack until sickness overlook hom two months ago when he was taken to the hospital. He was a na- tive of Quebec
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26
WORLD UNREST STILL MENAcEs

LONDON, Nov. 26.-The eight years since the signing of the armistice have failed to eliminate the great un. rest occasioned by the World war, and the aftermath of the conflict is still menace to the peace and secu- rity of the world, David Lloyd George, former premier of Great Britain said
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26

All Signed Communications hand ed into the Gateway for publication must be typewriter and double spac- ed.
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of the Austrian Dental association. He estimates that s1OO,OO0,OOO to s15O, 10000 are lost to the world each year by similar burials.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-26

Photograph albums and art corners -Schallerer's Alaska Shop
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FOR SALE-Arkansa Hounds, young and traiaed hounds, long trial, guar anteed, 30 years dog bushes, list and reference free.
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FOR SALE-Quartz and placer not ices, proof of labor blanks and any
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 Territory, at The Gateway office. n.
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FOR SALE-Lumher and building material of all kinds. Cal M. Bro- sius. Seward, Alaska. tt.
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WANTED - Subscribers for The
 Weekly Gateway. Twelve pages of Territorial and telegraphic news.
 S3.50 per year, $175 for six months.
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FOR SALE-The Cochran House and
 lot in the Park. Enquire of Karl
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FOR SALE-Gem Cafe. Long lease and fixtures; small amount cash takes everything. Apply to Sew ard hotel.
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FOR SALE-Florence two-burner wa ter heater with 30 gallon tank, fitt- ings and stand; almost new. Mrs. Reid. Phone 121.
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WANTED-To Buy, Clean cotton rags. will pay Sc per pound. Gateway. If.
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New Britain herald., 1926-12-23
City Items

Dr. Fred schilling of Toronto, Canada, is visiting his parents, Mir and Mrs. Joseph Schilling of Fl Grove Hill.
 Toasted Sandwiches at Crowell's -advt. Misses Marion and Lillian Koplo- witz of Dewey street are spending the holidays in Montreal. Canada.
 Tasty Sandwiches at Packard Drug -advt.
 A meeting of the joint installa- tion committee of the A. o. H. will be held tonight at O clock at Judd s hall.
 Cynthia sweet chocolates, salted nuts. Soda Shoppe, Raphael Bldg. -advt.
 Landers Camp, Modern Wood men of America, will meet this eve ming at o'clock in St. Jean de Baptiste hall on Church street.
 Hot waffles, 25c. in Crowell's.- advt.
 James s. Beach of Black Rock avenue has returned home from Brown university for the Christmas holidays.
 Benjamin and John Slade, sons of Principal and Mrs. L. r. Slade of the Senior high school, returned last night from Harvard university to spend the holidays.
 Gustave F. Carlson, a student at Harvard university, Is spending the Christmas recess with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Carlson of 779 East street.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-23
OHIO COUPLE ARE KILLED IN YARD Unidentified ASSaiIant Murders
 Man and Wife

Springfield, O.. Dec. 2S LP, - Charles Hallerman and his wife were killed at their farm home, F miles south of here, early today by an un- known assailant.
 The bodies of the couple were found in the yard of their home by the dead mans brother Leo, who lived with them.
 Leo Hallerman said his brother and ster-in-law went to the yard when they heard a noise, Shortly after they left the house he heard Mrs. Hallerman scream: "Oh, Sam. don't Oh, they're going to kill Charles," then he said he heard shots.
 Running into the yard Leo said he found the bodies. Both had been instantly killed, Hallerman by bull let in the temple and Mrs. Haller- man by blows over the head He said he saw no trace of their slayers.
 A hatehet apparently had been used to kill Mrs. Hallerman, who was A years old. Hallerman, 45, apparently had been killed with his own shotgun, which, according to the brother, he had taken with him on his search for chicken thieves.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-23
ANNOUNC CEM ENTS
Maurice Berkey
 Gets Compensation

Just one more day and the Herald advertising poetry special session of the Yuletide contest will be a matter of history. Such sport we all had you'd be surpris- ed, thousands could hardly con- tain themselves until they got the Herald and found out who was the winner. And the reasons why advanced by that sage old savant the nice poetry judge. At a special session of the poetry grand jury called in extraordi- nary session, it was the opinion, without restrictions, that the win ner of the contest should be al- lowed to collect Friday nights prize, any time up until week from Friday with the reservation that if she, he or it lives within a radius of one-half mile of the Herald. and then 1t was cited and the opinion, after due delib- eration that the winner and the party under discussion should ap- pear in person at the Herald of flee which keeps open until o'clock every night. The Herald Classified and telephone 925) takes this opportunity of wishing all its poetical friends, classified ad readers, and everybody a thousand Merry Christmases. The judge got fits yesterday for making the reading matter so short and he's going to get even today.
 Todays' prize goes to Maurice Berkey of 53 Lyons street who writes knowingly and feelingly about Besse- -Leland's. Heres the poetry, there will be no rules today. US a free for all, catch-as- catch can and so-and-so take the hindmost.
 At Besse- -Leland's you'll find The things that you have right in mind
 In smart sporty clothes They're the first one that knows They're neat and clever in their excelling attire
 To keep their good motto Is what
 they aspire.