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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
LONG STRUGGLE
LOOKED FOR IN
MEXICAN CIhS:5z. 81.
Both Sides Determined
Not To Give III 70
Other.
By \. ~. FCIGTE

fulitc5 Press Sta T CJ~fespCa3cnt)
MEXICO CITY. Aag. Graft.
t..r,oa o. pou, pia- IT tire t.n
,,.aa - Tie Ne .cau cIora@. - ex-
.n-.ct b. tto rortjff ira ratia-
~rH'9 u t0e ..rNiraH ,pj,cerate in
which H. sent the plpaI ben aiot.ou,
las strengthened the stand Of tie
church against the new religious
laws. Observers here believe.
When aud in what form the cX-
pcctcd petition Of the cpiscoPatc,
asking reform of jhc laws, viii hc
'r,>catyd to congress, is not known,
.ut il i generally believed rha
'nr otr"g-' WI, be long VraWu OH
tn the worjs Of the cpsroftte a;
mtt.r of either months or v.aa~.
4 further effort to sock 2 ~aIn-
t.pa vjl be made at tho last moyt-
ug Of Tie rpiscopatc today, al which
tur body terminates its present SIS.
,ou. MEANWHILE. bulletins of the
Catholic league of religious defense,
,AEur;jug the ~Jithtu 10 continue
the economic boycott, still flood The
city.
Movican Scottish Rite Masons
have tr!e4raphed President Coolidge
cor4ra0uiating him for his refusal
TO participate in the religions CON
il,rt.
The message, Sigucd by Luis Man
u,l RojaS, grand commander, reads:
We send you our hearty aP-
plauso for your firm stand. We
present Our sincere recognition for
Your refusal tn enter into a conflict
despite the pressure brought to bear
on your government. For # You
had 4iycu any encouragement on
this question your action perhaps
would have unclaimed Il trcmaulous
war i'm our country.
u, IS impossible for one on the
outside to have real understand
mg Of TINS conflict and t. realize
MAT the only W1v to maintain pub
lie order in Mexico is 10 enforce"
the law and u compel the Roman
clergy to submit urcouditionallN to
Size will Of the people as eNpreSSe /
many wears ago in the 'nS'it1-
tiun.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
RlFFIAN LEADER.
STARTS JOURNEY
INTO DANISHMENI 7
Accompanied BY Wives
Add El krim Leaves
For Island.
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BS nit"H Press itHSch ~ iFt
CASA BLANCA. .Fr,uch Morocco,
.tr.. - Ahd f! Nrir, broken #ud
Ge sized Gitfjau ir"anr, has left
here to start ~, voyage into per
pctu.tl exile ON Reunion Island, ot.
,hr East African coast.
T..Hr0ju. arru>. thr Ncjitcrran-
oau ru The dispatch lnar Abda h'
was expected - re q, NarN"i't''
rot. ..,av. H. viii ner be allowed
to l.ua fEcGr. or @t au ut the rnr'N
1T which his ship Will touch on IFS
uar, eastward through THE N"ez
caua..
Win Aim ao four wives. Il oHitr Of
~ attendants aJu tlrcr teucAlnaIo
Of baggage Including trunks, hai'N
and hampers Of native food.
Ouly - persons witnessed th'
.G.fratod chiefs departure from FrI
for this plrt. anal I'll. @oNermae1; IS
ANNOUNCED intention of makin-
ngh- or hi, departure WAS wholly
successful. there hoiug mo- reaction
.aINul,ue along the ryGtg.
EHn amcar.l .r#tIr weakened
.. Al, mra>aom.at. He Wa0hoi
..h Il ,.n. Irw'o- heavily Q" H..
Ni, 1,.p -as uryI -r,N.
wla arrival lr.. 50 his wives "i. l.
hassao. cr.atcu w.r, Wtcre~. than
did The arrival ,t t!.r .radcr, N"''"
Nrim ,raNeI,d i'm - luxurious INol,
smc. lis wNo, we've transported "E
AUTO ,uHch, some a.. th.u sitting
.un.h.l High ou t0t baggage.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
British Veteran
Given Probation

At.c 81 trar,a. ln SWrr." Jr 5t'
Franklin Coles rour, y,,''rl9E at'.
raooD James a. Conway, former of.
ur,r m the British ;uu., WAS
placed o probation for w' ye7r
ON charges OF forgery conway
Was accused ot having ATTEMPTED 70
ua>~ forged chcch n CJIcNiro. ""
pleaded auttv +" thc charge hpl Of.
fc,rd 81, d,tcu,c Size feet that br
lad secured tlc check from ao"th"r
man ama hal talcn it In good faith
Cud,r terms of his probation he will
hc required 70 stay w lapr1lI
CouutE.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Escaped Trusty
Is Recaptured

Heavy Niford ,oiov,d nu' a few
hour, liberty following his escape
from the county jail late Thmsi"y
lie was rccap'urod m CoIaNjco thi~
morning 10y Deputy ro Thaanrn
and brought back to the county Jail
to face charges OIL escaping.
Milford WAS scutruccl in juno ON
- narcotic charge and had three
months Of sentence TO serve, His
GOOD behavior had earned him the
privii. gos Of truoty at the Jail and
for the past few weeks he had been
allowed to work around IT," i1I
vard. Thursday he took French
leave aud few hours later depu
ties tujled him to CaIcNjco. II"
will be arraigocd in Justice comH
Monday on charges of escaping
from Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Whale Exhibited
At Ocean Park
Nv United l.ress Leased Wiz"

OCEAN PARK, Calf, Au9. 2s.
An 50 foot blue whale, weighing -
tons. which the Norwegian whaling
ship. Hanka, captured after a spec
tarular four hour battle off Catalina
Island. was held in tow at the port
here today for observation.
The sea monster towed tn" Hank%
- miles after he was first harpoon-
cd. according to officers ON the
vhalcr. Capt, g. NJ. Brydc, who di-
rcctcd the catch, sad il was the
..toughc,t battle In hi, 80 years
of whaling experiences.
Three l00 pound steel harpoons'
each loaded witha INT bomb, were
fired into the rj,alS Of the whale
before he gave up his battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Former Aviator
Commits Suicide

&EAITfH. #a.h. hG-. =, IN
-udca>.r ~. bpuq nndr ,. po.i@.
today - s5HI se,ati}'a a. Chiffon
Nrolos. -. satt-,uc former ar@E
a,.stor. W.. ertcI his life "=lh =
p...ui D.. lhe police station le" l.
.n.,.fe- at.et IT, vo- arn-ted f@
Sm,a Earbora california mtaori
tics.
police ea1 thur u.-.t.I Nale#
of 04r h'.e abrm. ,u 81 1eIe-.apA.
ic N,auma from tn. H''faaa c'l"
h"roiaa afa ,2th la-r," ID WORTH.
J.s check.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
NURSE DEFENDS
RELATIONS WITH
ADMIRAL BARBER
Denies His Wealth lad
Any Influence On Her
Love For Navy Man.
- I~.t"h r,o.. LEASED ,Si,c

f'- - -" is-"~ LEASED " irc
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. -. -
Iudcr an honorary naval guard. tlo
body Of Rear Admiral Geo. II. Err.
her WIS placed aboard - train -elaE
to be- 'rNou - Glastonbury. tnu' g.
for burial His nearest Of Eir a..!
most Of Iii, -tooao9 c~t11c. u.iaa
threaten, 10 become involved ju .
legal controversy. Is in Conuor.lea..
HricJ faHefa service, were aeIt
At hy Masonic Temple, attended -
high ranking nayal nffjria.f IN !
mcmbrrS of The fraternity. Nj.
Helen Ashley, aar~e and tirHra- =
Admiral Barber. wao WIS nawrl ia
= death bed codicil 20 the nnya. -
f:.,r 5 viii. G5a ~ at'oH ,.c .srn-
ices.
In-tcaI Mis- ASHLEY took tie Or
rasiou to break her wrck-loag sil-
cncr and deny That Admiral Bar
hcr', wealth had any influence on
her love, or that tlero wa, ane ~
coward Significance in The tlrf I}at
six hour, before his death last Mon
day hr viGet lar $4,000.
"l' .. a.~44a-. ~" -"i.I al
.n,~c rmaes ard ignition.
Ours Wa~ rpmaaee mw1. +" How
an. would hate married linn : l.e
iid not h%He cont.
"Uar would t4art va- u .ana.
1o r.u.juucA ~ If oVr i...Hde4
rarriagr WIS moi thr mo~t proper
tlag u de- aar'd. hal rar.
,'..n1 al ny tr4->aau "nI 'Ae al-
air. wa Hayia- 13- ~r@''H-
-,otI o-.
.wAi'.. 'he caroar'- chemist
v.. rotjaoe 'h~ cSan'u.'.m af.
fha .9tal of5.rar'~ stomach, So, ..a-
,.r possible traces Of poisson.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
YANkEE FORCES ARE LANDED IN NICARAGUA
Mrs. Corsor Of lNetv York Succeeds In Channel Sui
City Issues Four
Building Permits

Gaa b#.aiaa permits la ean-
,rW.,.aa aHJ %Ito"ri"u T. ca-t
$4,000 were .~~ucd 3. tae .ft.ee II
80. .i.. eag.Heer the PAST tHo l. y.
Hm@ skinner Wis -.EsH ID permit
tur o..r#.ou cf - dwelling r. 60
-i-.t ~ 5fa SoUth ty@b'H street.
Nick "eaHcc is cou'rac0r. ptheH
permits WeEa r, follows: M. .. T..
|aI..a garage $50. 5-o Beoad-
way: r. ". EHIrc, moving dwelling
80 2.a Maple, s+5o: Il. l.. h.Igh,.
ranu,v tor gasoline pumps At l2&l
~t.ty, ~4oa; Pauline ln Blanc, fill
a.. station. 81 EpIuh street. go.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Felix Pleads
Not Guilty

Leo Felix. i wear od youth VIII"
is accused of passing nearly 500
v.rtn of bad checks ON FL 'eutfn
and uaDtviljr merchants last week.
pleaded not guilty when taken be.
fore Superior Judge Franklin
cole tli, morning.
His plea was surprise rs he had
amoun,cd Il, his preliminary hear
ing tb., le woaN plead guilty and
a,k tu. a,uooey. Ilc is ~7id 10
h.v. aum.tcd to police and deputy
di,tw,t attorneys that hc rashed q
+ checks in order 20 secure
nome, tor gambling, Tie wiII 3P.
puar FOR trial vn sept ~. 'AafI IeS
Brown has boon etaiuci rs dc.
fcnSe counsel.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Clarke Attacks
Sh0rtridge 0rk

PASNDHNN, Aug, -. Jude"
Robert NJ. Clarke, candidate tor
United States onHator, assaulted sen.
ator Samuel Shortrid@c for voting
to seat Senator Trnuau NcWhorv,
If Michigan. in campaign ry''h
here last NIGHT.
The candidate also attacked Scr
&ror Shomridgc FOR NOT voting i"
favor Of am Investigation of Jh'
Pennsylvania primaries and f'r Not
inc i'm favor Of Au,t;,l : entrance
i'm to the world court
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Brands WO2nans
Claims As False
Nv yr,tca Press ,a~,d Wirc

san FRANCISCO. Auy IS.
Garrct' NcErcrrev, a'torncv for
tlc Sl~.0oo,ooo estate ot the '@t'
James J.. Flood. ~aa ot James e.
Flood, bonanza king, today branded
rs "'to.Mlv without merit III"
claims Of Mrs, T.. Gavin. wife of ;
Los Angclr. bank teller 10 ho'rso'n
i'm the estate.
Attorneys for Mrs. Gavin wcr,
collrctiHG Il mass a. docnmco.""
evidence which thcv hapyd wou,
support hcr claim to a share of t,'n
fortune.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
UNCONSCIOUS WOMAN
REVIVED BY GARLIC

SAN JOSE. CAL, Aug 2d. Il re-
manned fa r. Castro to discover
hlun wttaetes ii common Sar'l..
N.r Castro 5 automobile rolI'd'
al with another machnr q woman
l... ...r. W.. Ee,tol "consc.ons-
c.H,. vas 5a..cl n her face
w'loa o-trct
Castro pushed to "a tonuean Of
His .rhHe, w..n H s..h of Irr0'l
...rr.e., l, llr waved
.o.. wlU uuJ,r lh. unconscious wo.
n.... Y..c. Sia huatbod decplr
aud Sighed. H. uar.| n aoti'
and lcr ovelds fule.i. NitH
tho third fe8rl-h sh. pumped mp IN
IrI possession Of Der .yu
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Brewster To Get
Mexican Divorce
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Ia@ ANGELES. Aug 2S Eug.ae
n Hrc">.eu. mi.Ianaire pa1'jShor
90" "'Njc mr-a/iH,. Hia"~ to obtain
orco iu ;,oaoga NeNiro, from
his ~tuanaod wife. Ms. Eleanor
Iu. ~t,r, "ud 'ha~ hs Gree ~ mwr"
o.. $ Palmer. screen ae,rc>~.
maw.eo is 50 take place ON
Il giving dav. the pobl'slo"
}lis~ ramcr anl h.ec b.on
.cd Sis years, ~aid HrcW~'.r
last Wy hryr found ~ place
oa W." cam lo4>Jlv SIT aside She
-. actions ru, i'm abc say of nay
at.,c hv Mrs, Hryw~fct. -
IT'S. Brewster was awarded 5000
~. Judgment a4.u~t Miss Palm
# +. mcwtr,r suit t.r alIon"
vt be publishers affection. lm
YORK last March,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Raran Trial
September =

NAHI"o~N ,aL. An4, >. Paul
Urrac H. et1 oVucr of the Little
;>hv.o,h> ulr. near D.. &. who Las
Lcru a aa4rf with ~. ww.0"r Il his
tire. wr,aer~, Victor Shimon-
oioft. whoaaos. ~ha,'r,r ard iiarrv
i. cIara wiz g.. oa ,."! mee Sap.
t,rh,r .l
U1, cat. was . j- $"nr".or
jn52. D. !. Tr"hur' ..tnr H"ao
h". pleaded mo-, guilty.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Se0u0ia Fire Is
Still Serious
II, Un.,ca rrr~- leased Wire

TIJpEF RIVERS. Cul. tr- ->.
1.-The ~ypom ot.wI ta.r~ aw
Scquoia natmnal park forrest t'9''
which nas been lurmmy for unarN
lrvc weeks. u.H p. "nlar rahl''.
again in tlre, or four jav9. Col"r,
John Il. White, superintendent "
the park, declared lodaN
Wur }aI, h.- h.u ac.'8sa| H".r
control three '.ms, h"' to" ''..
,r~ have NOT h,cu ahIe tn keep n
from breaking oU.. THE lae-. ont.
Lr,1h. which Is burning on Il N
rHIt front over Pine Ridge a".
r.ar The uorh fork II ,hn E"v .
river ha, been spreading for Ne."'
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Sailor Killed
During Brawl

san ERNNCIsCO, Aug. 2S-J.
\. French. Fireman attached TO tn"
l.. $. $. Nevada now in port here
with TIVE fleet, was stabbed to
death carly this morning rs eli
mas to what police Said was = hraWI
in rooming house George
Burnett, proprietor Of the rooming
house is being held rs suspect,
The knitting took place in China
town,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28

WILL. HAVE
PROTECTION
Marines and Sailors From
Cruiser Gal weston
Ready For Revolution
lists.
ATTACK FEARED
BEuefields Is Besigej BY
Rebel Forces. Tulsa Is
Expected At C0rinto.
Nv United Press Leased Wire

WASNi%GTGN. Aug -. Two
hundred Asacfaa sailors and ma
rluos have bee landed from the
Emitted States cruise. Galveston at
Hlr,ticlds, Nicaragua. for che pro-
tccjjou Of American lives and prop
..t,. the state department aunoun.-
.a ..ta..
The .@diua cam- after the GOV
gum # H1usfI# ld- informed tn
Amp.rau naval commander Ire coulG
uot guarantee safety Of Americans
There If the beytt9iu9 rcNolU'ioHistd
attacked tile city
U. S. Is Neutral
The United States government
doe, not recognize the regime Of
c...a' thamarre. now i'm control Of
Nfcaagua. bnt Is -ad to be main
tanning nrrra policy toward the
attcm,trd revolution. IT is bcliev'
ed mi. government win ignore the
formal protest sent by Chamorro to
thr Lcagu, Of Nations. protesting al
legged suppogt bE The Mexican GOV
clumcnt Of tie rcvolutioui>tS
~ word had been received from
Cormto on the Pacific coast OF
Nicaragua. where the gunboat Tulsa
was dispatched from Panama. Blue
fields is ON the Atlantic coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
DOES NOT
BEAT TIME:
Of EDEE:Rl {:
Crossing Is Accc nNlished
Faster Tnan Any Man
Has Made II.
DEFEATS TWO HEN
Woman Has Two Chill
drcn ard Is Holder CT
Many Swimming Rec
Ords.
nN nifcd Press irGscd " ire

BOWER. England VA. -. Ms.
''emiaatau opr>oD Nmr- saarH
of Nrv York, p.pl-f American
Swimmer, To-day conquered 1ae En-
lsh channel i. . -eerr-~tHl aul
speedy >a.m tnm cap a... >e<.
In 50 doing >lo d,t,a,ct taa H.u
swimmers. thr pou,..al egyptian
Hetpe. Who gave np nhcn Selal tN
er. mas IL 4:.u e.. u. fadaE aH
the English WINNER Eraak rs.H-,
VII #t w.. AID ID Haf ntt
ther. = l:f4 p. JED.
Tho Flaeky - ,#r aId eaaan
uu.ar - tsa rhUar.a : IT, .r
Dl ,ymau n w ,hc etaWr'.
Nr-. CWr>"Y cr'o"H 'bc wnt"r 81
Cape Ge,~ >,1 at iI.-5 p. u H
tuIay aaI .1.I.d roto. .'.a' 3
p. u. TODAY.
She .anl to I.at G~,.uJ
Edcrlc~ tumr of If hours aud 81
minutes hg' hr h.' 'ua hr-f re.
ord established hy wW. that o..
Scha~tjan T..pu.ai, Argentine
.wimmer. who cros -.J ia l6 hoar
ad - minutes.
II wa, ottir1lly "rsouuccd Tint
Ms. Coraou Hal. tia swim m II
lo.r> and - inmates.
Her .ffciaI starting 'imr WIS
given as Haze 70. m. Yesterday asst
her off 'a. .mi-,u. t.Hr - $40
NJ. ~. L-lLN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
SEELEY WOMAN DIES

MIS-. William Null, -, died at ltl
b m. south of Narlcv. early thj-
morning after a brief illness. She
H ~HuNv1 ov the husband Mrs
NuIl .ms to Imperial Valley q mann
~ wears AGO from Mississippi
Tho body is to be sent by Lemons
Hera mHars to Shawnee, Okla
hwa for burial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
Needs Money

rair weather aidcd the swimmers
ia th,ir ati.vpt. "h -cq W. ca.m
aud i. bright m,ou was shining whn
Mr.. Cos>on. I!clmy "ud Pork to"h
to the uajcr
N,lHt "Iyr Jp rompratlNriT ''rI|
| but Nh. CoI~oa and rcrks h.p' col"
the latter abandoning his "'t."W
a short distance otr Dover,
\ biz crowd ON the beach cheer
| ed the plurkN Woman Swimmer a~
he aaded. ashore.
~ wa- determined 20 make It or
o., lluu. ,ti. said. ''l 'Nc go, -
make some moury for ny kld~.
Accompanying tcr was a moior
boat ceu;aiuiug her he.haud, a W".
man fr.aud, Nr-5rc' Williams of
|philad,iIhia. and her Trainer NriI.
mglv.
Mrs. Cor~oa ,'r'ua'e collapsed af
ter landing SHE Was taken to .
hot. bath and the 9fcas' ~crorrd OFF
her body. Ey -, no. sAc was 3.I''2.
NEW YORK, Aug. = -''l-n t
that loyc'v," Miss Margaret Edorh'
sister or Gertrude ElcrIc, who holds
|thc channel rccord exclaimed today
when the United Press todd her iha'
Mrs. Clcmiuatou CorSou Of \'"
York had succeeded in swimming
from Girls Ncz, France, 10 Dover
Gertrude. who received rotouS
welcome in New York which lasted
until near daylight today, marking
her return from lcr ch"nnci con-
quest, was still sleeping when Nl''
Coryou finished, and was not aW3N-
cned to he tolI Of III" Nl'i""N "i "''
fellow New Yorker.
Mrs. Corson - tie wife Of I'I'o'
Captam Ciemiugtou CorSon of New
York. she is known professionally ~
| bv her maiden nam" Of Nm'@'
|Gadc and is called the Danish we
man swimming champion. Sh" has
hccn decorated three times bV N,nS
Christian Of Dcumark for her SWIM
ming activities.
Sic holds the. around Manhattan
record, having swum around M"n-
haitian Island in - hours aud %
seconds in 1921 That same year
she swan the Hudson from Albany
TO New York in stages, completing
thc swim in GG swimming hours.
She also SWAN from Sandy Hook,
\ !. 10 the battery i'm New York
averaging the distance in 20 min
ntcs TO the mile. -Four years ago
she swan from Dover to within two
miles Of the French coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
p nostpone Hearing
In P0isonin@ Case
py United Press Lrn>vd Wirc

u, United Press i.rn>vd Nirc
CLEVELAND, Ch.o Au@ 2N.
IN, ing Of Emil EaIa"-yu 'I
vra cid French moIlca '"H'. "'
y Charge of mm>'m2bt.r ur~u.f'"g
froH the sudden dnth ot Dorothy
krl.,. his Sweetheart WAS postponed
TODAY until sept. $.
#a po,tUouomom Was requested
nv detective, who Wawt moIr .wo
I'D investigate Uhv Strange "I"Tr
potIoo' ease, Bond "ar ti>rJ /"
.&.eae,
Mis- Kirk, pretty - N."" oi.
s,c.graphcr, died last Sunday 'p-
put,ly from poisoning.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR SCREEN STAR
TO BE- ON MONDAY ]
By United Press t.cnSeh Wire

NEW NOGK. Aa2. ->.-Althoueh
Alberto GugInmi, brother of HI-
jolpu Valentino, dead finn star,
viii be- far oJt to ~ca wucn N"."H-
tiuo $ iucral is bold Monday, ,hr
brother win hc able to -'c NalcN-
tluo before the hody is final Y laid
to rest. The heaita department has
granted permission for the body to
be kept ~ hours after the funeral GA
condition The eottiH lr sealed and
mo- One bu' Gugtcirsj bo permitted
to view thc corpse.
Alberto viii arrive trpm Paris
Wednesdays
TIL, Iuyral viii d. lH1 ot st.
MgI1ch', churh whrro 800 per
sous win hr present ON cards Of m-
vitatiou.
\ solemn high requiem mas, will
hc sung anna the hoIv viii b" placed
in vault where il rohJpIv will
rrmoiu until taten 10 IoitN"''d
for burial ader present r..u~.
CHICAGO. Au4. 2>.-pola Ncgrj
arrirod here at lu g.. m. today aad
prepared to complete Tie tiu@l lap
ot N"r ioa:ucy 20 thr bier ot Rl-
do}uh Valentino. She arrived here
ON th, Golden state Limited rud
was .urbcd iu black satin and c.os".
~ guarded hy friends. SIZE board
ed I'll, 2o'A Century Limited for
New York.
The acrr>, would ~.c mo- one and
orders were given that ali meals
venc.to hc ,~rvcd the screen star l1
her ~tu'.'no!u.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28

Six Irish officers are coming over
to .tndv our army instead Of to get
Jobs as policemen.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-28
NAVY TO PRObE,
ACCIDENT WHICH
KILLED RODGERS
Great Hcroism Shown BY
injured Aviator During
Efforts To Md Him.
Nv Unitcd Press Leased Wire

PIILADEIrIHA, Aug. IS In
au cftor, TO determine how com.
maudor John Eod4erS, famous naval
aviator. met his death when his
Mmc diycd into the Delaware river,
board of inquiry met at the navy
raw here today.
Th,r rcporl WAS forwarded To-
Rear Admiral Naerulcr, comnanj-
u' Of the navy yard, hu' was not
m.d. public. Broken ribs pmr
turing the lungs. was understood 10
Ic tine cause Of death.
Commander EodIar~ leg WIS
Lru.rn i'm two places. II WIS >aIJ.
Witnesses Of the tragedy sand
they saw the plane side slip as
II uoarcd The pIilaIc'phia "irpbne
factory and fell - feet into the
pe'awarc river.
Rodgers NNas caught In the wreck.
nc, Of hi, plane and it was nearly
am hour before he could hr ro'eaSeJ.
His first thoughts were for h1S
machmisf. Samuel Schultz. who was
injured. ucrhaps fatally.
sect schultz" he directed res
cucrS.
Whca Rodgers w#s freed he WaS
taken to the naval hospjt" where
he died.
".Notify ny mother. were his
last words.
Rodgers was making trip to the
airn'aur factory to inspect planes
i'm which he was to attempt au"' h'f
lIawaijm flight when the ayr'dent
occurred.
WASHINGTON. Aug 9~. The
navy air forces, hard hit hv the
d,ah in Philadelphia Yesterday Of
mmauda~ loho L. RodIrrS viii
carry ON with plans for a Panama
l.ight aud other long airpIanr tests
which Rodgers was to have directed
i. was understood today,
Wle dc.th VI Rodgers when us
arrplauc fen into t,c .h"llow h'Ia-
aarc river At tie naval afr'ai'
factory was regarded by cNprrts
here ms - severe blow to naval AVA
tiou development.
His most fareuS exploit ana 'a'
one whicl m.@c linn known TO + ~
crtiro world WAS the Ilr"mia'
flight attempt in 1928, IT," com
mandcd the expedition, but his sen.
plano was forced 10y lack Of f"rI -
Land in the Pacific far from 'and'
For nine DAYS, while every resource
Of the navy was bent oo Whai WAS
feared to be a hopeless search ne
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-07-29
SAFER AIRPLANEs

Safer airplanes is the objective of a fund established by Daniel Gug- genheim. It means to encourage manufacturing everywhere to make aircraft that shall be so secure that the most timorous mortals need have no fear to fly. That is an ideal that will take a lot of technical ex- periment but already designers are aware of the desideratum, and are doing their best to minimize the risk involved in the use of wings. Those who have flown do not need to be told what a delightful mode of rapid transit it is nor to be re- minded that under usual eircum- stances it seems altogether safe There need be no fear of vertigo, since there is no yardstick to the ground and there is equal freedom of space on every hand. Undoubt- edly the aircraft of the future will make our present pioneer devices seem crude in their arrangement of safety devices, which the new fund supplies an additional incentive to develop Gateway.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-07-29

In the July issue of the Elks' mag azine there appears picture of the district deputy grand exalted ruler of Alaska clothed in an Eskimo out fit with team of huskies nearby, ready to take the trail And there is an explanatory note informing readers of the magazine that MT. Kubley used the dog team in visit ing lodges in his Jurisdiction. Out siders have a preference for pictures of that character and they like to be told of the ice and snow and iso- lation of Alaska communities, and it is likely that MT. Kubley would find it difficult convincing them that there is no season of the year when the northern lodges cannot be reached either by steamship or rail; but they should not be given too much encouragement in their Illusions. With every winter pie ture of Alaska, at least one sugges- tion of summer should be given publicity, just to remind outsiders that it is not always winter in the northland.-Anchorage Times.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-07-29
NEW PAPER AT PETERSBURG

A new paper on our exchange ta- ble is the Alaskan published at Pe- tersburg by the Alaska Native Brotherhood with Louis F. Paul ed itor The first issue states that
 "The big objective of the Alaskan is to place before the reading public the industrial opportunities that are lying dormant right now at our doors. Bring into the community q spirit of civic pride and energy that will work with unity and harmony whereby every business will benefit Carry on the ideals inculeated by our forefathers and set forth in their Declaration of Independence and to aid in the development of the highest type of citizenship
 The new paper is we'll printed and edited, and the first two issues would indicate that it also intends to have its say regarding the issues of the coming political campaign.