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Man, Woman Killed,
Employee is Arrested

FREEFORT, n. Y, April 6.-Mrs.
William Watson, fifty year old
wife of "sliding billy" Watson, Of
Burlesque fame, and Henry Kothe,
II. joint proprietor of the three hun
dred club, a restaurant. were found
shot to death today. Karl Keiferele.
a recently discharged waiter, sur
rendered TO police.
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was 16, led him in and out Of
prison and made his name a
by-word in every police sta
ton in the country.
As Chapman. whose real name was
George Chartres, started for the
execution chamber at one minute
after midnight, the prison chaplain,
the Rev Father Michael +. Barry.
took his place ut the condemned
mans side. The clergyman carried
no crucifix and Chapman was with
out the consolation that its sight
might have brought had he desired
it,
Father Barry has claimed the rob
ber's body for burial in Hartford
today
Hight Spots In Career
A $l.i5i.000 mail truck robbery in
New York. an escape from Atlanta
federal penitentiary. and another
escape from a hospital at Athens.
Ga, were amcng the high spots in
the criminals career.
Three times had Chapman been re-
pricvcd In last minute efforts OF his
counsel 10 save his life. Ills last
rcprieye expired last night at mid
night. A minute later he began his
march to death.
A small blue chalked circle on the
floor Of the death chamber marked
the end of Chapman's life's journey.
He cid not see on the wall moose in
a new hempen rope, for before the
moose was thrown over his neck a
black cap was drawn over his head.
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Grand Jury Expected
To Finish Business

cameron county's grand jury Is
expected TO finish up its business
fer the current session some time
Tuesday evening. having resumed
its sittings Monday after a recess
Of few days over the weekend.
In the meantime the trial of Pre-
ciliaao Lozano. who is charged with
violating the Dean Act. has been
held up to permit District and Coun-
ty Attorneys Westerveit and Faulk
to appear before the grand jury.
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POLICE STONED BY !
TEXTILE STRIKERS

PASSIAC, n. j., April 6.-Fifty
Passaic police today battled n thous-
and or more textile strikers at Wal
lington Bridge, arresting ten lead
ers and receiving in return a pro-
longed shower OF rocks and stones.
Police used their clubs on the lead
ers, who included Nancy Sandowsky,
known as the strikers Joan OF Arc.
She had been arrested several times.
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Hindu-Moslem Riots
Again Break Out
(By The Associated Press)

CALCUTTA, British India. April 6.
--Rioting between the Hindus and
Moslems again broke out in the
Northern section Of Calcutta about
4 o'clock this afternoon. "A Mos
lem mosque was vigorously attach
ed by the Hindus.
Police and military units quickly
isolated the scene CT the outbreak.
Spasmodic attacks on individuals of
both religious communities are also
continuing.
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Automobile Overturns,
Californian Killed

SAN ANGELO. Texas, April g.
Philip T.. Glass, IL, Corona, Calf.
was killed when touring car he was
driving hit rock and overturned
at curve at Live Oak creew half
way between Ozona and Sheffield
late Monday night. Robert A. Mol
Ger. Los Angeles, and Arthur Colley.
Maricopa, Calf, were net injured.
Glass body is being held here
pending word from relatives. The
party was en- route to San Antonio.
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DENIS MAY BAR PARTY "BOLTERS'
NORA BAYES In HUFF
4. j; II
WHEN SOPHIE TUCKER
y y i
FORCES HER TO WAIT

NEW YORK. N. ~, April c.
Nora Bayes is out considerable
cash for the sake Of her pro-
fessional dignity. Forced to wait
in order that Sophie Tucker might
do her stuff Immediately upon
her appearance at n vaudeville
performance, Nora left the theater
in huff. The theater regards her
as liable for an amount equal to
the salary she would have been
paid.
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BURNS TO DEATH
in HOSPITAL FIRE
CBy The Associated press.)

OLDT0WN, Maine. April 5.-lIiss
Blanche Frost. an cmpioye, was
burned to death and nine patients.
there of whom had been operated
upon yesterday. were removed with
difficulty during fire today in the
Penobscot general hospital. The
building was badly damaged.
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Bandit
Extraordinary,
Dies on GallOWS
(By The Associated Press)

WETHERSFIEIlD, Conn.,. April 6.-Gerald Chapman 5
sensational of crime ended the galows at 1870
o clock this morning.
Showing little emotion he stepped under the of
Connectcu's hanging machine and executed for
the murder of Policeman James Skey of New Britain
Conn., department store robbery October II. 1924 Sew
minutes and five seconds later physicians him
dead Thus ended at So life Of crime that began when he
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Son of Druse Chief
Is Killed in Battle
(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
JERUSALEM, April 6.-Dispatches
from Syria report that Prince Ha-
mad Atrash. son OF Sultan FL Atrash,
leader OF the Druse Tribesman, has
been killed in battle between the
French and Druses.
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TO STOP CRACKS.

NORTHAMPTON, Eng. April g.
The Boot Trade Research association
has announced discovery Of treat
ment for preventing patent leather
shoes from cracking. a new method
Of taking the squeak out of footwear
also has been found.
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LEE s. SMITH DIES

PITTSBURGH, Pa. April 6.-Lee
,. Smith "a, president Of the Lee 8
smith 4ental company. grandmaster
q the o1o1l encampment. Knights
Templa14 A. 1916. author and lectur-
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HERMITS OFT OF DATE

BRADFORD, Enn-John Carley
was ordered by court to stop living
like a hermit aad use modern con-
veniences in his home.
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KIWANIS OFFER BADGE
+ !; y
TO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS.
WEARING LONG SKIRTS

CHICAGO, Ill, April 6.-Wear
longer skirts and win n badge is
plea OF the all-Chicago kiwanis
club 10 high school girls.
The Kimanians plan. to give an
emblem Of honor to each girl
whose skirts hangs not less than
twelve inches from the ground.
And they want every school girl
to have a badge.
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GALVESTON Texas. April g.
Robbers entered a dry goods store
here last night. securin~ merrhan-
disc valued ut $500 and $50 in
cash. M arrests have hcrn made.
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What we would like to know is,
who is going to produce the first can
taloupes in the Lower Rir Grande
Valley this year?
The best proof is a sample. Two
or three will do, but case would be
preferred. of course.
Cantaloupe should be reaching the
market along about the middle or
last of this month.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
JUDGE LFiNIENT TO
ERhN'S CELEBRANT

7. F. Riley, charged with drunk
cnnfss, succeeded in convincing
fudge ',,'fi5claw in the police court
tins NJ ~ ng hat he should be Civ
en- q c'': 'ee to pay his fine of 80
aS Sptn = he gets paid
Riley t husky, red headed Irish
man, apparently celebrated St. Pat.
rick = Ia. Il little 100 strcnuousl".
The court apparently believed
that Riley deserved a little consd-
tration.
Jack O'Ncil, also Irish, and also
charged with drunkenness, did not
fare as wei! as Riley. This was
.lack s third trip TO the court in
two weeks and Judge Whitclaw told
han he is through giving him
clanctS. O Neil hat tie "canmc!
heat habit and he is in for Il sad
lron,i as hr will not be able to get
aay liqaor while scrl ing - lays j..
lieu Of Il 500 fine. He made II
plea for a chance to get out cf
town, but the plea fell on deaf ears
as Judge Whitelaw told him he had
not made good on the previous
chances given hin.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
ADVERTISEMENT
FL Centro. Californio

FL Centf0. california
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board Of Directors Of I'm.
nnrial Irrigation Distric+ at its Of
flee in the Masonic Building, in the
CITY of FL Centro. California. State
ut California. until 1000 clock
A. NJ. on the morning of the 9th
day of April. 1926, and thereupon
opened for the construction of the
nronosed drainage works of said
district. -'-'
The grade. alignment. and guam.
titles are as shown in detail in the
nlans and specifications. and the
respective location of the bitches is
voted on the man ACCOMMODATING
aid Wans and specifications.
Said work shall be convicted on
or before the 30th day of Septem-
hcr 1926.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office of the Board of
Directors in the Masonic Building.
IN the City of FL Centre. State of
California, and at the office of the
General Sunerintendent of said I'm
perial Irrigation District in the
city of lmperial. State of Califor-
MIA. to which plans and speeifica-
ti0ns reference is hereby made for
n more detailed description of the
wo"k 70 hn done.
Any bidder to whom the contract
"ha'l u" awHrdcd shall within ten
davs after the acceptance of his
bid. make, eNecntc. and deliver to
~" P"Hrl of Directors written
contract in form satisfactory TO the
/ P"3rd. =" No performance of said
work " 49," time and in the
manner stated in said notice. plans
and specification and also furnish
! II an acceptable bond in the sum of
% per cent. of the total contract
! nrice. based on the District 8 esti-
mate of the amount of work 70 be
done, for the faithful performance
of said contract. and also furnish
an additional bond in the sum of
so per cent. of the total contract
price, based on the District = esti-
mate of the amount of work be
! done. as n guaranty that the con-
tractor will pay in full the claims
of all persons performing labor
npon or furnishing material to be
usod in Sunh work.
Each bid shall be ACCOMPANIED
by certified check for ten per
cent of the amount bid, made paw.
/ able to The Treasurer of the Dis
/ trict, and to he forfeited TO said
District should bidder fail for ten
davs after the acceptance Of his
bid to enter into said contract with
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
LETTUCE MARKET
MAINTAINS HIGH
MARK OF SEASON

In spite of adverse weather CON
ditions, which are causing growers
much anxiety, the f. o. b. lettuce
market yesterday continued at Il
high level, little change being noted
from the day before which carried
the top quotations for the season.
Wide range in quality and condi-
ton was reported, however. most
of the stock grading poor to ordi-
nary.
Fours were sold at $3.2j-50, most
" around $3.23. Fivcs. best mostly
$22.75-3, few high rs $3.25, poorer
low as $50; SKIES, mostly around
$l.75, few best 81, poorer low as
$50.
Chicago today reported sales of
good fives as high rs $4.2j, mostly
$3.7j-4. Too few fours were avail
able to establish n market on that
size. New York reported the mar
kct slightly stronger, fours $1,000
special marks high as $3.50; fives
mostly $44.25. few $3.50, special
marks high as So. Skies, best $3.50
70, poorer low as So.
Yesterdays shipments totalcd l29
ears, with l2j ordered for today'>
loading.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
WEIRD RITES AT
OLD SANTA FE in
FULL SWING NOW
Medieval Fanaticism Is
Curbed by Law to Keep
Celebrants from Death.
Rv United Press Lensed Wire

SANTA FE, y. NJ, Mar. lS.-The
Pcnitcntc Brothers, Il religious sect,
lapscd into their second days ccrc-
monials here today after wild
scenes enacted last night in obscrv-
ancc of their customs.
Shrill walls and ghastly sounds
swept through the hills a few miles
from here. Voices almost inhuman
keyed themselves to the pitch of the
wall and then to the sound of crack
ing lassOcs as the PcnitcntS obscrv-
ed the Icntcn season and did p'n-
anrc for their slus by whipping
Themselves
Two mon staggered up the noun
'nin cnrrving heavy crosses made of
LOGS. Others beat them with whips
and the entire multitude kept up the
wailinr. Only the law kept them
from killing some Of their members.
The crosses were planted and their
bearers, dripping with blood. were
fled TO them and eft until pros
tratcd. The ccnmonials will be
continued each night until Good Fri
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
COMMITTEE WILL
ACT With COUNCIL.
ON 8TH ST. DITCH

NJ. y. King, W. e. Costello and
w. w. McEucn were appointed Il
permanent committee to work with
the city council and the directors
Of the Imperial Irrigation district
on the climination Of the Eighth
street ditch, following a discussion
of the matter at last night $ meet
ing Of the chamber directors.
Costello presenter report Of the
preliminary work that has been done
in connection with the legal details
of the project and stated that every
effort is being made TO expedite the
actual elimination work.
ID. l.. Zinn, reporting ON FL Cen
trO dairy day, stated the affair was
a splendid success and did much TO
strengthen the fricndl V relations be
tween the business men of the city
and the residents of the rural seq
tions roar Fl Centre.
\ liter was read from the Swis,
club # Imperial Valley, thanking
the chamber for the interest shown
III tho dairying industry and for the
splcFid program which was con
ductcl on dairy day.
A delegation from the Yuma
chambe rof commerce attended the
meeting to ask the aid of the loca!
chamber in protesting against the
the erection Of a bridge across the
Colorado river at Ehrenbcrg. The
loca men pointed out that if the
people i'll that section want Il bridge
there is little that can be done to
stop them. 1t was suggested that
paving operations now in progress
in Arizona and in California be-
tween the valley and Yuma, will
do much TO educate tourist travc!
to use the Yuma Imperial Valley
route to California. and that once
this route is popularizcd with the
tourists, 4 bridge at Ehrcnbcrg will
not divert any great amount of
travel to the more northern route.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
WILBUR CRILLED
BY NAVY BOARD
ABOUT THE SHIPS
By United Press Leased Wire

WASllINGTON, March ls.-Scc-
rotary Of the Navy Wilbur has been
called before the house naval com
rjttcc IN executive session Cor qucs-
tiohiug ON the r"port of Rear Ad-
rirHl Coontz on the condition Of the
ficcl.
Wilbur WAS accompanied bv Rear
Admiral Ebcrle, chief of naval op.
crH:iOns. and several other fficcrS.
The CoontZ rcport, which has been
held confidential. is said to picture
various vessels of the fleet IN Il d"-
rlorablc state.
Committee members refused to
discuss the meeting after adjourn
mcnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
AUTO RACING BEGINS
AT BRAWLEY SUNDAY

Automobile racing will be rcsum-
ed at Alamorio track, Brawley, Sun
day afternoon, with two - mile
events and one % mile race.
The four leading ears in the two
preliminary races will be entered
in the final race. First race will
be called promptly at . o'clock.
Workmen have been busy on the
track this week TO put it in shape
for the races so that the dust which
caused such annoyance at the last
race, will not be in evidence.
Brawlye Post, American Legion.
will have charge of the races.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
RESOLUTION NO. 296

A RESOLUTION OF TIE BOARD
or TRUSTEES OF TIE CITY
or Ell CENTRIC ESTABLISH
ING THE VOTING PRECINCT
AND POLLING PLACE AND
APPOINTING ELECTION OF
FICERS FOR THE MUNICIPAL
ELECTION TO BE HELD IN
SAID CITY on THt. 18TH DAY
or APRIL, 1926.
Whereas, it is provided by law
that Il general municipal election
shall be held in the City of RI Cen
tro on Monday, the 18th day of
April, 1926, and that the Board Of
Trustees of said City shall estab-
lish the voting precinct Cor pre-
cincts) and the polling place (or
places and appoint election Off
GERS for such election.
Now. therefore, be it resolved
that for the purpose of said general
municipal election (and any special
election which may be held in con
nection therewitl) the whole of said
City OF FL Centre shall constitute
one voting precinct, the same being
Il consolidation of all the regular
election precincts of said CITY cy-
tablished for state or County Flee.
tions. the boundary lines Of which
are the exterior boundary lines of
said City; that the polling place
shall be the City Hall of said CITY
of FL Centre, located on the West
side of Sixth Street, between Main
Street and State Street in said CITY,
the entrance thereto being Mum
bpred 142;
That the following named per-
sons, residents and registered clec.
tors Of said City. be, and they are.
hereby appointed election officers,
to-wlt' inspector, judge and clerks
of said election, namely, as in.
spector NJ. w. Washburn. as Judge,
r. b. Ferris, as clerks. Mrs. Anna
W. Strickler and j. p. Hockett; and
their compensation shall be Ten
Dollars $4,000 each for all ser.
wees as such election Officers.
The said several persons have
been found, and thcv are hereby
declared to be qualified for s,ch
respective positions as required by
law, and shall constitute the elcc.
ton board for said election: and
said election board and said off
GERS shall conduct, and they are
hereby directed to conduct said
election as provided by law. and to
canvass the votes given and cast nj
sand election and to make and do
liver returns thereof to the City
Clerk of said City.
Passed and adopted this 10th dav
of March. 1926.
GEO. w. ANDERSON.
President of the Board of Trustees
of the City of FL Centre, Cali,
fornia.
Attcst:-
James A. schofield, City Clerk.
(SEAL)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
CRIPPLED SHIP rs
BEING TOWED HOME

san FRANCISCO. March IS. -
The disabled motorship Mazatlan is
heing towcd toward Honolulu by
the motorship William Penn, ac-
cording to Il wireless MESSAGE to the
San Francisco, Chamber of Com
mcrcc.
The William Penn was making
abouts 200 miles day, the message
said. The Ma2atlan 5 motors broke
down last week about 500 miles east
Of Guam.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
JURY SAYS SANTOS
GUILTY OF ASSAULT

Little more than half an hour was
required yesterday by jury hear
ing the ease Of Santero Santos,
charged with assault with intent to
commit rape, To bring in verdict
of guilty. 1t was > clock when
the ease was given to the jury and
at 3:30 the verdict had been dcliv-
cred
Santos sought to establish an ali,
hi, but evidence brought out against
him was too strong and the alibi
collapsed. Judge Cole set Friday as
the dav for imposing sentence.
Lee Nuffer, deputy district attor.
mcy, conducted tn eprosecution and
W. +. North appeared for the de-
fcn1ant.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
TO REORGANIZE
LEAGUE COUNCIL

GENEVA, Mar. lS.-Thc League
of Nations council TODAY appointed
commission to consider reorganiz-
alton of the council and the 'crca-
ton and distribution of new com
ell seats.
The commission will meet in Ge-
neva May 10 to consider all candi-
dates for council seats and will re-
port thereon before the assembly
convenes in September.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
State of California, }
County of Imperial,

Wv VI Ell NeHUrO.
|. James A. Schofield, CITY Clerl,
of the CITY of Ell Centre. Califor.
MIA, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Resolution No. 296. was
''s'"d and adoptcd by the Board
# Trustees of the City of FL Cen.
tro, California, at regular meet
ing of said Board held on the 10th
day OF March. 1926, by the follow.
ing vote. to-wit:
Ayes: Rice, Fawcett, Horne, Cary,
Anderson.
Noes: None.
Absent: None.
Witness nv hand and the seal of
said City this 10th day of March,
1926. !,
,s JAMES A. SCHOFIELD. E.
CITY Clerk of the City of FL Cen.
tro. California. ~
(SEAL) .l7t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
DROWN IN Tn1-f. CHANNEL

LONEON. March IS. -- Several
persons were believed to have been
crowned today following collision
in the Irish channel between the
Italian steamer Sagcrncs and an un-
identified vessel.
One report placed the number ut
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18

the said District and furnish the re-
quired bonds.
The Board of Directors reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board of Dircc-
tors of
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
F. II. McIver, Secretary. 17t1T
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18

Matlin Heard From-0harlcs 7.
Matlin, formerly local rcpfcscnta-
tive of the san Diego and Arizona
railway. who was recently transfer
red to Los Angeles. has written TO
friends in this city advising that
he has opened an office 10 transact
business at 81 South Spring street.
He expresses wish to see some
good old Imperial Valley dust and
states that he misses the many
friends made during his stay here.
Wo0da Blesy, SciioO! Of dancing.
723 Orange Ave. Phone 4llW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
Mccrory Open Calexico Office

s. l.. McCrory, boy scout executive
for Imperial county, will keep Of
flee hours nj the Calcxico chamber
Of commerce each. Tuesday and
Thursday afternoon between $50
and $50. The new arrangement
will enable scout leaders to hold
conferences with the executive at
regular intervals aud will tend to-
ward Il more efficient management
Of scout affairs in the south end
of the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18

Clifford Very Ill-Royal Clifford,
popular member of the FL Centre
post office department, is reported
seriously i'll ut his home Cos He'll
avenue. Clifford has been confined
10 bed for several weeks and is un-
der the constant care of doctors.
Hope is held out for his ultimate
recovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18

Announcement. DR.. r. f. Cum
ningham, 532 Main st. takes plea
sure in announcing that DR.. r. j.
Ruddy. chief of the eve. ear, nose
and throat hospital of the college of
Ostcopathic physicians and sur
geons, Los Angeles, will be at his
offices for the purpose of consulta-
tion on Saturday, March eth. He
will be glad to have him meet for
mcr patients as we'll as new ones
who may care to take advantage of
his visit. His unusual ability as n
diagnostician and his understand
ing Of surgical methods of eur
ing conditions ana diseases, rs well
as his skill as IN eve, ear, nose and
throat surgeon, insureS a demand
for all of his time. therefore it will
be necessary fo1an appointment to
be made with DR.. Cunningham.
Please phone or call him for an ap-
pointmcnt ut an ea"lv date. II 4 Is
County will be represented by
County Superintendent II. c. Coc.
RI Ccutro, G. Il. Collins, lioltvillc,
and G. r. Prince, Calipatria, at
Hccting of the California Teachers
association, southern section, to be
held in Los Angeles Saturday. The
school heads will leave tomorrow for
the coast, accompanied by Mrs. Coe
i'll spend couplc of weeks visit
ing her son. II. CLAY Coc and family.
and her sister, Mrs. w. +. Bay.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18

Headquarters for Club Luncheons
Parties and Banquets. Rarbar
Worth Cafe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18

Jasper Center to Meet. = Jasper
fam confer will hold its regula:
meeting on Saturday night of this
week. instead of Friday. the usual
date The change has been made
cn account of the high school play,
which number of residents of that
district are planning to attend. Mn-
sic will be furnished by the Calcx-
leo Kiwanis club and Il program by
several good speakers is promised.
Refreshments are to be served bN
the women of the district
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18

Hotel Oregon Cafe is run by the
Oregon Hotel. We give you the
best there is. If not satisfactory,
no charge. Try us. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18

Furniture at Low Prices. Tnves-
tigate before buying. Clayton &
Atrvens. ll5 No. 5th. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Fryers and Fat Hens. Any num-
her. Dressed or undresscd. Phone
96G. 1889 Woodward. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-18

Globe Trotters Visits-Mr. and
Mrs. George Winter Sanburn were
visitors in FL Centre Yesterday, af-
Ter Il $4,000 mile trip round the
South Sea islands, including Austria
lia. New Zealand, the Fiji islands
and Hawaii. Sanborn made four
round trips between Los Angeles
and Honolulu last wear. He is the
sdiScoVcrcr of the Kancana cave, Of
enormous cXtcnt, 27 miles from the
capital of the IIawaiian islands. The
c:INn was found by him in 1000