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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
Deputies to Try and
Solve Murder of Girl

SEATTLE. Nov 2O.-Sheriff Matt
Starwich announced that eight
Deputy Sheriffs will endeavor to
solve the murder of Lettia White
hall. Ia year old sophomore of the
Kirkland High School, whose body
was found last Sunday in slough
near Kirkland, across Lake Washing
ton, from Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
WALKER FOUND
GUILTY.; FACES
70 YEAR Term
Man Who Attempted to Kill
Another by Electrical
Device Convicted.

PORT ORCHARD Wash. Nov. 20
W. G.. Walker. Bremerton eleetri
elan, charged with attempting IL
murder Herbert J. kennison on
August 3. by an electrical device.
has been found guilty by the jury
which was composed of five women
and seven men. The penalty is 20
years.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
Says thousand Aliens
Struggled Over Border

NEWPORT. Vt, Nov. 20.-Chief
immigration Inspector Ford said
fully 1000 alieus We're smuggled
across the Canadian border last
summer.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
King Ferdinand Is
Reported Quite III

PARIS. Nov. 90 The Parisien
says today that there is no doubt
that King Ferdinand, of Rumania.
who had a minor operation last sum
mer, has become worse during the
last three weeks. That is the chief
reason why Queen Marie has can.
celled part of her tour i'm the
United States and is returning home
early in December.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
ELECTRIFIED EGGS GOOD
FOR YEARS. ON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Nov 20.-Electri-
fled eggs, guaranteed to keep fol
years and designed to aid in keep
ing down the cost of living, have
been placed on the British market
This invention by which eggs are
sterilized by means of an electrically
heated oil bath makes it possible
it is claimed. to keep eggs almost
indefinitely.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
Alaska Merchant and
Banker, Buried Sunday

SEATTLE. Nov. 20.--The funeral
of r. c. Button, banker and merchant
of Nome and the Iditarod, will be
held here tomorrow. Relatives Of
the deceased include his widow a
sister. Mrs. Burt Ritter. brother,
William Button. and Mr. and Mrs
Button his parents, all Of Denver.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
EIGHT BODIES
RECOVERED IN
RUINS, TANKER

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. 20
Search of the cooling ruins of the
oil tanker Mantilla. which exploded
yesterday, accounted for only eight
of the I6 reported killed late yester-
day afternoon
One of the men injured by the
spraying oil died today.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
Hotel Fixtures Are
Demolished, Dry Raid

TACOMA, Wash. Nov. 20. - In
two raids in Aberdeen and HOquiam
last night, Federal Agents demolish-
ed fixtures of a 16-room hotel, ar
rested three men and two women
and destroyed liquor.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
Escaped Convict Found
Dead from Starvation

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. 90
The bodr of Thomas Griffin, who
recently escaped from Folsom Prison,
has been found. Griffin died from
starvation and exposure.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
George White Is Killed
In Auto Accident, Seattle

SEATTLE, Nov. 20-George White,
aged so years. who was killed Thurs
day afternoon by an automobile. was
retired lighthouse keeper, from
Ketchikan. Alaska His skull was
fractured in the accident which oc-
CURED in the business section of the
city. Two others We're also hurt in
accidents
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
HALIBUT PRICES

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., Nov. 20.
-Ohe hundred and forty thousand
pounds of American halibut. cnught
before the close OF the season, were
sold here today at S and 1850
cents
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20

aeeQup lished by July I. 1927. al
though movement of certain sections
from NJ Cook Field to the new field
will begin in December.
Nov 5000 Acre Tract
The little pasture has grown to
5000 acre tract which includes
the new Wrighf 1ield and the Fair
field Air Intermediate Depot Wright
Field. which vas given to the War
department by the citizens of Day
ton and surrounding territory, ranks
today among the largest of the
goHernment's military projects.
All the engineering activities now
lCnnAinl.aA on
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
Snow Now Covers
Interior of Alaska

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Nov. 20.-A
light snowfall Thursd day night
mantled the interior of Alaska, ter
minating an ideal fall.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20
HENRY STEVENS
IS WITNESS IN
MURDER TRIAL
One Defendant Takes Stand
in Own Defense-Fails
to Draw Crowd.

SOMERVlLLE. n. J., Nov. 20
Henry Stevens. one of the three de-
PENDANTS in the Hall-Mils murder
trial. took the stand today, on his
57th birthday, when the court opened
this morning Willie Stevens and
Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall were to
have testified Henry Stevens did
not draw the crowd as Mrs. Jane
Gibson did several days ago.
Stevens testified that he returned
in 1924 and previous to that taught
the people trap shooting at Atlantic
City and previous to that was with
the Remington Arms Company
demonstrating trap shooting. and
calling on dealers. | had to do with
tho shotguns of the company and
did manufacture an old-fashiOned
pistol which | sold to the Hundred
Years South Company. | made cart
ridges for the pistols"
Purchased Pistol
Stevens said he could not use
pistol but had one about % years
but gave it away in 1915 and in
for Mrs Stevens"
Mrs Mills was shot with a 80
caliber revolver.
Stevens testified he was at home
so miles away.
Special Prosecuting Attorney Simp
son called: stand up, Pete"
man stood up and Simpson
asked Stevens: Did you not tell
this man you could drive in one hour
and one half from Layallette to New
Brunswick"
Stevens replied. Il did not"
Alib Defense
SOMERVILLE. n. j., Nov. 20
Defense Attorney Clarence E. Case
late yesterday afternoon, following
the state resting, told the jury that
we will show you what is known
as an alibi for each of the three
defendants"
Henry Stevens was at home in
Lavallette and Willie Stevens and
Mrs. Hall were at home i'll New
Brunswick until early in the morn
ing. when Mrs. Hall, alarmed at the
absence of her husband, awakened
her brother, declared Case.
Continuing the defense attorney
said they visited the church to see
if he had fallen asleep. Case said
the defense would also show that
Carpendar, who is also awaiting trial,
was guest of friends in New
Brunswick.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-20

Continued on Page Two.l
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
RAPID GROWTH
SHOWN IN BOXED
APPLE INDUSTRY

Tia great aaPle Industry
sar we>r La conn ~ I'll. .asat
within tn ra~t = yea,. L 46a
1fter Lalf j cenlurv II comm e.3
sppie growing IN H. east, b. la,
expanded rapidly along it, aH#
,ne>. II mu.N secent >=@~as.S
nearly hulf lbs mashct >lG.v at
aip}., has hreu produced jr IT,. =
states kHoWa aS thr western aoz-
ad apple region.
Tie industry las f....ppcd meth
DDS Of il olyn in handling, ptcHHl,
au1 marketing. Thc,s ae'AedS ar.
- diftergu. in all the var.sl> OPP.
atjon> which attend Tie rl4-ee-, III
tho fruit from orchard ~ ceu>HnIer
that TIE western boxed applc i.
ou,ido,ed us = cla~- by t-.i- IN rs-
cent apple investigations conducted
by the department ot agriculture.
Washington, Oregon atd Idaho.
usually termed the Pacific. npr'a-
western apple region hay. b"ou -tlp.
png the greater part 81 'lr ~int
supply OF boxed ap1'o~. 4 taw proc
ductiyc valley IeLiou~ ,a.a ~ th.
Weuatrhrr, 1akima aa1 It~~ E;ver
sections, hare brcnH.e ln unr b..
cause of immru~n aWoa' puaH'-
Of high grade fruit.
The reputation Of northwestern
boxed apples ~crm- ~ defaad oil
cIoice varieties that ag" '.# grown,
handled carefully. gtai". uniform
ilv according 10 ~izr "ad cutor, and
put Up attractiyy.r. Thus tar Wn-
Der of fruit, in q boz aaH She an
pcaranrr Of the aw'e- uaT be- d"-
tcrmincd qujtc reliably br NJ. mnrE-
ON the package, and trad j. pA".
ii on fairly drfiHita basis.
The list Of le.rtic- imposed
of apple. rxcciia4 in co.r, quality
ami .cuefaI appearance. -Hrd a. the
,yinr,al. Joaatbau Home ~pitlou-
hcr4. dcIirinu- and E,.!oH Newton.
Nmv leading ca~ton kinds l'i"
Baldwia Urcaniug nrthorn spy,
York and Bon Davis. a.r at' import
ant III thr boTrd pack.
High Standard Pack
TIL. high standards ~ western
pack ave attended with lativcIv
icavv expenses f.s aaul I'D ra-
trrla. There Is Is I4t- Horn'a-r
If Jos. from un.-ca c..I .'..E. iIl4l
cost OF shipment 10 de.H' market,
aud uumorm, marketing r<pvr~c-
af. Other LaudiraP-. ) AHHrenilN
the western 4.n"'r received nH'
jitlc more for :. ba-a + THIS
fruit thau docs the -tyu orchard.
III notwithstanding 'Aa a-pr priee
! aid iu eastern markets.
4 study ~ tine rta5. n.rr inii-
Gates that giowcr- mav r.r.Ee jrSS
than ou fourth If thc alaoant Paid
/ br distant consumers. Fut main az
+ vantage and source Of w9tI, Of III"
+ boxed apple industry # n 'aa larger
aud more regular crop, po.Hera 1h-
! der irri4atiuU. cultivation aud faN'
orahle climate.
Boxcd apple cEpoHt- "Seocd ,I%
/ million Lu-he, ia each of several
rcccut seasons Tho boN,e pack j.
j becoming popular II reHtHrntaI
Europe and IN NarloUs markets ot
Latin America Direct shipments
fton Pacific coa,' rol ~ the "a
ter route have proved arcc~stnI
and growing branch II 'ar e&Por'
trade.
The Gcpaytmrnt !, bHl@io Mar
kcting Western Bozed Apples
$50. HE'D tclI- ef tine lliti'
known apple sections 0 wcstrr'
yallcy and along mountain Slopes
Copic. If tie bulletin may BE- OH
tanned by writing tLc Department
ot agriculture, Washington. y. e.
Thi, i, the FIRST J4jr tia' Toka}
erape ha1a hera lire W hlbN"EI'
CU.usa county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Fight To Keep
Blister K US t
Out of State

.tltAu,iuh blister rust has not yet
reached California;. active step, arc
being taken to keep il out. a. well
- 70 determine methods to cope
with il successfully when il aupcar>.
II ha, been decided bv The United
States de,mr'mrnt of agriculture, ~
v.U "a, rho >rvrral states which
lav,. stand, ot whitc pine OF whi"h
sugar pine is tire mcdominatlng
,nrnrbrr o1 Mis- group in California.
that tho eradication Of the cui'lNa}-
ri black currant is 81 very necessary
~'eu in refar!jug tbr establishment
If tli- disease M upiutcr'rd frrlI-
...r,-. Extensive cvidrHro Indicates
that tL!> currant i, thc most i'm
aortaut agent in the introduction 81
the disease fur long distances, Far,
thor. j., /, much more susceptible T."
no di,easr and develops il more
la,idlu and abuudautlv than any
other currau' er gon,chrrrN. -Four
mra. during July, completed the sur
t.r at Yuba. Suttcr. Nnlo and 50,
'.ua committees fry this plant. erad'.
eating u paintings Of - bushes
Ar The ,ahp timn. experiments ~
lpc.I control are being c1rried ~
ia tla ~tanl~lau, national forest.
Thc abIao' ii tb-~c experiments j.
10 determine TIE best practical
mo,had- for removing The. wild co'-
raat, aaa goo,cbrrri", from 'h.
~-.uar .psa5 ~t;Htd-. since the III.
-,.,-. aims nat ~frcad from pine 20
pine and spread, only Il short dis
,anr. trm tho rurranf, or go"sr.
baria, - the pine the removal Of
rb.,. b.-br- frcm q sugar pine stand
win protect il from blister rust.
mfmg July. 800 arrc- wcre. cleared
III 4a.ouo bushes.
The two projects may bc ,ummar.
| izrd a- follows; cultivated biark
| curram eradication 10 delay thr
| spread ot tie disease; local control
! to cuut.ol i should it br"oInc e,'ab.
! li-h.I
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
SUMMONS
r thc Justice s Court Of Imperial
Township, County of Imperial
state Of California
SUMMONS
+ ELL, P.;HllIii.

T. 81. OaI.E, Defendants.
The 'epIr oi ,hc State rf Cali
forra oud GrecliaG 20: r. ".
Oagc. pofpnlan'.
Yag Me- Hereby Directed 20 Ap-
pear before m- y" my oftirc, -
mFGcrtat II ,aij Township, and an
-g.cr Tue complaint in an action "a.
Titled a> above, hroHrat against
yon ~ tho 3J,Dj"~'s court Of I'm.
porial Township, Comfy # Imr"r-
i;1. St.:c If CaiifDra.l, wi'Aia five
dars aitrr 'he ryicc on %oH 3t
This sunImou # if !, served with
in the city aHd cog5tv, township or
citv IN which this artjon is brouGht;
bat within ten day. if l. is served
ont Of said township or city but in
the county in which the action IS
brought, and within twenty days if
seeved elsewhere.
Aud you are hereby Notified that
mIcss you so apPcar and answrr as
above required the said plaintiff
~iH tal.c Judgment for any money
Or damages dcmIrind in the com
plaiui a5 arising upon contract, or
Plaintiff win apply TO the court for
The relief demanded in the com,
plant.
Given under my hand this 4th
day Of August, 1928.
+ c. II. HAWKINS,
7usticc OF the Peace Of said Town
ship.
tlIuber A Collins, Attorney foI
Plaintiff
" 3 10 II Il 81 4 7 II u 2S $ 4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
PRICES FOR FARM
PRODUCTS Still
GOING DOWNWARD

Tle geaerai .cfrl i @rire~ IN
fa4a IHaaaet> aeei.neI = H. pe9
cg1t d. .ae areeal Hve. ~ Au-a-'
T.. raa..a#a- IL ae# winch ez.s-
rica II tfaaa taa # .i#ae - - -
.la4. according - tae naaraiE mlse
in4oz af tie aep rturu' = a.4irsa.
turc. Taly : - points, aaeas =
ItI eeae fasseH t#aa ii 3aGa>, ~,
yeae. Tas #aaea = - : III 10y
est f4aHaa - nearby ~ Eeaa>.
~aal. 'fe Laia> il -at.an an#
grqil ; Nsr. uar. z.an efteet Us de-
ell- a IL, m..t l.n' ami 5ujr
.aJd ve-,ta.l gfou>. Farm ia.ees
II earu alsaarra abaat u pef my
from .i4Jr II IT, August T. ea3le
tn prigr If hog, aapI+t. about
eight points. With Ju.E II ta1M
prices, tIr price Vi loo pounds q
loas wa, equivalent H. rlr lr5se et
nearly i, bushels of raaH. while
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
FIREWORKS PoRTR ATS
TO FEATURE G. A. r. MEET

r:.r nE~ NOL\E>- Sept +
IiU-r portrait, ot PrsHeut iugofu
~ ho wa- lit thu htu of 'hr uatio"
during Tia, Civil war ami cen. I. :.
Grant. who I"d I'll" Union forces
,o victory. WIil Lr reproduced iU
fireworks :, Fl part IL tlc laIga DIS
plav vhiyn wilt b." staged OIL 'hc
Iowa state capitol 1rwH$, Tuesday
evening, Nept. ~. as featura of
;5r aunual reception Of john T. In
man, rommandtr-iu-ct.et IF The q.
A. Il. which VIII be I'M rncamPurnt
H,,e sept. l@-2t.
Tnc>e portruit> 1r1 b. arraup1n.
led by several other patriotic pieces
and many rockets, bomb, aud Wr9-
technical materials.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Go Church Sunday u
MUSCLE SHOALS
CONTROVERSY TO
TO REACH CLIMAX
By PAUL r. MALLON

/ Omitted Press Staff Corresponaent)
/ WASHINGTON. sept. {. For
seven wears congress has been fight.
I InG over disposal of the $l65, 100000
] power dams built by the government
! on tie Tennessee river at Muscle
Shoals, Alabama, during the war
! The climax Of the long battle which
/ Involves needed low priced fcrtiliz
ct Tor farmers and the cost Of elee-
taieitF far homes and commercial
purposes III the south Is t. be reach
~ IT 'hr coming session Of congress.
The special Joint congressional
committee appointed by congress
t>eit ta find Il solution of the per
pltNiHg Problem las proposed to the
senate that the project be leased 10
1.-The Alabama Power company and q
Gazcu associated southern power
companies.
Tie bill i noN ON the senate cal.
endar and Chairman Dcneen of the
Joint committee has announced that
He Will pres, for its adoption soon
after congress rcconvencS for the
regular short session III December.
\ strong opposition is growing to
the measure. Senator Norris, Re
p3bliean. Nebraska, advocate OF
government operation OF the prop
err. vbe has il the past prevented
acceptance hv congress OF any OF
thu leases proposed. i planning an
other >treuuou> fight. He has rallied
around him TIM advocates Of govern
ment operation aud others who
have been opposed IA offers made
hv the Alabama Power company.
Hh~ stroa. opposition. tile full
strength q; which cannot be t>ti-
saated until the debate comes 70 ii
Showdown. at least makes the >uc-
g, at the hI highly doubtful.
Tae view II the opposition i SCI
firth lN representative ". Frank
James. Reublicau, Michigan, Who II
i minority tepor; II the joint coin
ai;,rt stated: "Tbc>e bidders have
Shown bv their actions that they are
Interested IN avoiding fertilizer re
,pon~iai}itieS W~t = far ~ theN
po>>iGlv eau. and when. like Greeks
bearing gitt>. thev come here otter
~ price I9t ti#' i'"'i ~
greater ,han q reasonable return T.
tic goecrH3Heuj-J price winch
would haxt tAe effect Of deliberate
IL making fertilizers le>> ~aleah'e
and deliberately releasing more
pav.ar far tisir oWn raepasa. fea1
tIem. for have uo confidence III
,Leir god faith.
penron', majority report. boW
area.- defends he lea>r oH the
ground that it agrees 70 produce
41.uuo tons - euuceutratra fort'Il<-
yr - ii profit rt mot more than pal
..rn-; that the government vii! re-
COW, %~~.oo.ooo return from dam
81. ; and Slo9.@4>,ooo when it con-
>truyt, a7.m No. :; and that tHr
povcr H. be generated by the -
a,>oriatcd power companies viii he
equi.ablv distributed through thu
southern states.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Saturday, September 4. 1926

according to the annual report of
the territorial treasurer, madc pub
lie August II. The report $ fig
urcs showed that in 1923, the total
assessed valuation of the property
was $99,3l3,S0l. The 1925 total is
placed at $l59.2$U.507. Outstanding
facts of the repor, was on hand in
the territorial treasury at the end
of the fiscal yca, June 30, repre-,
scnting $l>0O0,000 more than the
balance ON JUNE 30, 1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
OLD LANDMARK IN
san DIEGO WILL
BE DEMOLISHED

~ DIEGO. cal.f.. SEPT. The
Ill " Ceaerat traur Iol4e hras
HaaHe#as @Gamafs of iae great
aees, HrH.a ~. 0ll hr denal
tsaed .eae WY IN aa aaa.t
mea a5e~s
Beits Is 81 Il -ost III ~75.0eo,
lie fa5e site VIZ known aS C,eaes.
neck HI Aft tn f#4ae5er Vto
huilt IT, Groa~t.yh suffered hyay-
t4-~e> ethen tire +-am eellaRaed anal
ta# a4A~lps ras-eI. o>ar IT, a Npo-
iaHe u.iI'airc Who i'm tarn sold
IL e. = ti1au;. .lr. Tlr SITE Na,
Um3 Geaut 5 IiI.l
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

August il tll.~ ratio Nils reduced -
les~ -laH Il baslel> which i tn
lowest >lHrs November w.. Tie
eum price ! rye increased pef
cent and the price of potatoes d-or-
ped ugaeiE - per cont.
0t tie more important farm pro
duets fof which prices AaNe heea
determined. aa.r five are ll9 IL.
eeHa = tl+ F=5ea received - farm
- during tic prg-war period of
l9o2 t. l9a4. er equivalent Ia the
gNet II Wholesale prices - non,
agricultural pHojaet~, which Wa
-. pes cel.t u IL Hee-war leFel In
say. Tn ttye Egu PcFiod. l2o9-
1414 ! a>ed II -he base - laa Tor
t5s #udeN ~ prices O. agriculture!
r naaaets. H. fa4m prices = tn
49, tae.a products Expressed - ieH-
esI-saLc> : tAe "-fgt,s average ar :
to-, 49, wood l7@. 'anh> l>>. chick
eH> fa4, aHl POTATOES - per cent.
Il iii. other rNtrane ar horses -
pr -ea'. barley - oats -, rye 100
hcef castle l2l, r-4s l2&, and corn
ia per rerr al Tie prt"ar aver
a-r.
The purchasing Towgr or a4r.ra!-
rral lr.durts j, also down. drui-
ping t. : iu July which j. the low
e~r ,ofei since bccemhcr 1924, De
crya~~~ In purchasing power are re-
rorJal fir grains, fruit, and vrge-
tan1e> and cotton and cotton seed,
N,at animals held their own and
dai,v product, advanced point.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
new BOOKS AT
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The story and teaching of the
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Caun&n. \ minister broken by the
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" lIangman 5 House. Dom
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The Unknown Goddess, Ruth
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Child Of the Wild, - Edison Mar
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THAT Fool of Il Woman, Milli-
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04

On august i!tc Me!one, damn
lacked bul ten feet Of fuIl hciehi
aud should b. completed, ~cF.cmh"
i.
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This i, the FIRST J4jr tia' TokaF
grapc har boon lila u tlbu"hb
Co!usa county.
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MAY SOON
TRAVEL TO 3. C.. BY AIR

SEATTLE. Sept. T. American,
who want 10 for,akc the land OF tho
tgatr tor ourury 10 British 90.
iaatia Wi'h 1t, bc"r, and stronger,
way br ab.c b0 HoA' Prju4 :" make
'oe journey br air. The Eocing Air
p,No. eampaas has announced plans
to cntcr fla field Of commercial
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wt} Eicref.u -b,s. according e.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
AUTOMOBILE
FERRY SERVICE IN S. +

SAX FRANCISCO. sept, T..
TIE Southern pacifi" company i1-
auurtcd mtumobilc fcrrr service
betwoclt San Francisco aud Alamra1
Yesterday fo.lowing action hF l'i
,aM District Judge a. F.. - SHr'
ai,soIyu2 the temporary injunction
retaining Tie company from oprfat
iug Tile service.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
BTTTERFLIES ON
ANNUAL VACATION
TO SEA SH O K Z

~~iN~ON BEACH, Calf, sept
'icat ler..s Of butterflies have
seconded on 'thr meadows sur
,.Hd.H- Boliua> Bay 1,r their an
agH beach vacation, They c,my
flm tie high >..ra,.
Tbe tq.t tha' they m5be This AN.
wJ pilgrimage was told bv y. l..
Fltlb.nrv, owncr Of the town-iic a'
~t.r~ea Beach. He said they como
5a tAi> manner Zach ycm TO spend
tt, Wluter and de ii tAc spring.
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ti-it, ill., ~1id
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
Honolulu Real
Property Shows
Healthy Gain

HONOLULU, sept I. r Asses
sed valuation of real property III the
city and county of Honolulu, mas
increased 4G0,Oo0.Ooo III four years,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-04
MUSCAT GRAPES BRING
RECORD PRICE AT HANFORO

UANFORD. Cal Sop. Mus
c.,' -.aiu> r.ym IL" famous Lnrcrr"
rt4,va.d l.un-..t tla record price
~ $3.50 far @2-paaul lu9 On tie
NeW York mafk#t yesterday, a"r"ro-
n. ~ t"le-raua.r advice, received
,olav. The truit was shipped in
tHe "N1arvari pack and graded
lis rE'ra faucT.