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+. Lein

Harold Christianson and Art Bjcr
nus motorcd to Driscoll Friday.
'l.lmar Arncson and Arnold Chris
,ainon mo.orcd to Tuttlc Friday
afternoon.
Jrs. ar, Bjorhus and children spent
i'rida, afternoon ut the j. y. Rise
,pmc.
Peter kluksdahl Of Clear Lake
township assisted j. q. Rise with
thrcshing Friday and Saturday.
Ole Spilde motorcd to Driscoll Sat.
urday afternoon.
Howard Brcnden, who has been
working near jamestown, returned
home Friday
Seymour Arneson hauled a load Of
grain to Driscoll Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Rise motored to
futile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Mccall Of Bis
marck called Al the n. A. Sodcrholm
home Sunday, Mrs. Sodcrholm return
inE home with them and is going to
consult physician.
olga and Selma Rise, Mrs. n. a.
Sodcrholm and daughter Eunice mo
torcd to Tuttlc Tuesday to do some
shopping.
Dallas Barkman and daughter Do
rothy motorcd to Wing Monday.
Mrs. Henry Arneson and son Vernon
spent Sunday afternoon ut the Alfred
Arncson home.
Quite few from this vicinity at
tended tho program in Clear Lake
School No. l Saturday evening all re-
porting good program.
Fritz Hagen hauled load OF coal
from Arena Thursday.
Misses Olga Olive and Selma Rise
spent Sunday forenoon at the Ed
Erickson home.
Samuel vik helped N. A. Soderholn
haul hay Saturday and Monday.
Olive and Joseph Rise, who are EN-,
ploycd at the Patterson ranch north
of Wing, spent Sunday visiting with
home folks.
William Deckert drove to Driscoll
Saturday after two loads Of posts.
Martin Fast, who is employed al
the Patterson ranch, spent Sunda!
with home folks.
Ole Vik has recently moved to thu
Theodore Torgeson farm which HI
has rented.
Olga and Selma Rise spent Tues.
day evening at Dallas Barkman's.
I A very large crowd attended scrv
ices in the Church Sunday. There vii
be English services again next Sun
day at o'clock.
Joe Rise and Harold Christensen
finished thrcshing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ChristiansOn ant
son Arnold spent Sunday Afternoon
at the Gundcrson home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Rise mOt0ret
to Bismarck Tuesday evening return
ing Wednesday.
Kenneth Brenden and Harold OlsOl
helped John Birkeland deliver SOM
cattle to futile Monday.
Willie Olson motored TO Tuttl'
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Turing an,
daughter Anna of Arena spcn
Wednesday evening ut the Silver
Brendcn home.
Members of the congregation gath
cred at the church Monday to do SOM
repairing on the furnace and chin
ncy.
Geo Christensen called at the Al
fred Arnesen home Sunda. evening.
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Long Lake

We are justly proud to make spe-
cial mention Of the large attendance
IL, Sunday school last Sundoy.
about fifty were present. ne
officers and teachers arc valepeinc
Benz, superintendent; Harriet G6fft,
secrctary-trcasurcr: Fred Kinney,
Mrs. Asseltinc. Mrs. Enechsoil.j Miss
Raftheseth, Maud Moffit. and Dorothy
Lambs arc. tho teachers.
a choir of eight young ladies' has
been organized to sing for church
services. Church 1880. Sunday
school 1880. 4 cordial invitation Is
extended to everyone.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. A. =
Cline Wednesday. A delicious lunch
-was served. About 80 ladifs were
present.
The ladies Of the church Of Moffit
will serve Thanksgiving dinner con.
sisting Of fowl and all that gOes With
them at the Benz hall Nov. %. ut
o'clock. Adults SIC, children 20.
A bazaar Of aprons and other uscfu
articles will also be held. Evcrybod.
invited.
II. r. Asselstine was capital cit,
caller Wednesday.
Malvin Thorson, who has bcai
thrcshing in the northern part OF tn
| state, returned this week.
Mrs. Tom Watkins entertained ut ,
coffee party Thursday afternoon.
August Benz and family arc enjoy
! ing the comforts Of an Oldsmobil'
sedan.
VIM. Lane returned Thursday from
| Chicago. He purchased a Ford coup
!, in Minneapolis and drove from there
| Burt johnson is spending u fes
days visiting ut the c. F.. Motif
home.
Adams Bros. sawed wood for Flu.
Johnson and II. +. Assclstinc Thurs
day.
| Mrs. Joe Codcr and, laughtc
Louise visited with Mrs. Fay Johnso
Thursday afternoon.
The picture "Unwritten In.
shown at the Benz hall Friday ever
ing was well attended and was YER
interesting and enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Assclstine an
family, also Mrs. NJ. G. Mentally an
son Wayne spent Sunday at the J. "
Mikescll home in Braddoek.
Mrs. Ed Olson, Mrs. Ella Porter an
Mrs. H. $. Adams visited with Mr.;
N. Bullock Saturday evening.
"A number of young people froi
here attended tho dance in Britt
Saturday evening.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hofstad an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Bailc
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olso
and family. and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscs
Benz and family took dinner with NJ
and Mrs. v. Bcns Of Moffit Sunday.
Dewey Olson. who has been hclpin
Mt the VIM. Hoeft farm north of Ste
ling, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. H. s. Adams and sons, job
and Edward, and Mr.. Ted Olson too
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Johnsc
Sunday.
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PAGE THIRT EEN'

F7y,ss 80 "a - " 3 n 70 ~ 2 7F
.Apfsing n tia sprips. We Al Wish
M. and Nh. Robert Soibai9 ystited
At The hSms Of Nj. and Mira. Herman
GieskiA AAI6Nt. III y. s
Mrs. Q. n. Lnpdin was in the capital
city Sunday. 49,.
son George era Sisitlng At NE Aoinc
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Solberg few
days.
Ruth Martineeon Is in town TOR a
few days. Miss Martineson and Miss
Anna Cook have started sewing and
mcnding room In Bismarck.
Rev. Fred johnson and MrG aDhn.
son and children, Bessie May and
Ruth Arliss Of Gibb0n, Mtan.s are
here visiting his brothers ana their
families. Mr.. johnson some years
ago was a farmer in this township. !.
Emil Johnson was in the capital
city Friday r
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MISCELLANEOUS


FOR SALE-Onc Acetylenc Welding
outfit with twc Presto Tanks and
Gauges $500; one Air Compressor
wit, tank $1,000; one two compart-
mcmt truck tank $4,000; one Soda
Fountain; one Arnold mixer;. one
coffee urn: one gas plate; one gas
heater. and many other articles for
s.le cheap if taken at once. Lock
wood Accessory Co., 500 Main st.
Phone 1877.
FOR RENT 4 garage that will hold
about four or five cars for stor-
age. $500 per month. Inquire
Peter Anton, 3l3 South Eleventh 81
FOR RENT--City heated store and
basement at IL, Main. Also for
sale !, mans buffalo fur coat ut !;
real bargain. Phone 800.
WANTED Good fresh milk COWS
Max Miller. Phone 5Fl1.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
IcORECLOSURE SALE

Default having occurred in the
terms and conditions of the herein-
after described mortgage by reastn
pay taxes for tho year 1929. IN the
sum Of $9l.y9; taxes for the year
1894 In the sum of s79.3s. and taxes
/ for tho year 1925 In the sum OF
$SO.C3, and that under the terms
| the assignee of the mortgagee mas
/ elected to declare the whole amount
secured by said mortgage due ana
payable and to foreclose the same
10 declare the whole sum due and
of her intention to foreclose said
mortgage; now. therefore.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
that certain mortgage executed ana
delivered by Frank Naskes and Az
mes VaSkes, his wife, OF EurlelEh
County, North Dakota, mortgagOrs,
to the Northern Trust Company.
corporation. as mortgage. dated the
for record in the office of the Reg
lister OF Deeds OF Burleigh County.
North Dakota, on the 18th day Of
March. 1917. ut 3 o'clock y. m.. aud
was duly recorded In Book 10 Of
by said nortgagee by an Instrument
In writing to Ransom County Trust
Company, Of Sheldon, North Dakota,
dated the 18th day of November.
/ anu Ilicu iOI ICCOIu III liz S<eA0
office of Register Of Deeds on the
18th day OF November, 1917. At :.
lO'clock p. M, and was duly recorded
IN Book 80 Of Mortgages, on page
554. and assigned by said Ransom
lSanborn. Of Northfield. minnesota.
now Grace Snnborn ROsard. said as
signment dated the 9Th day OF De-
cember. 1877. and filed for record
of Deeds OF said Burleigh County.
North Dakota, on the 18th. day OF
December. 1917, at q O'Clock .. M.
and was duly recorded IN Book 1S:
81 ad M9rsSsss On page s,S cox sxt wne
BY an instrument In writing by and
between said Frank vnskes and
Agnes Vaskcs. his wife. and Ereee
sanncrn Bossrd: dated the 18th DE-,
by = sale OF the premises IN such
, mortgage and hereinafter de3crfhnu
at tho front door OF the Court lIosi8o
In tho City Of Bismarck. IN the
SoSts Dakota. the a hour s. q tw 20
SSssmSs nj is.s g. ~ se sn fSay x e.
amount due upo1 suoh n6ottgaee
on rS tho s Day e. s. .,e:.c.,.a !, ia
: mortgage and which will be sold to
SATISFY the sane, are tAosa eertain
eIrlstgh. state ot North DAKOTA. ana
described -as follows, tO1V@
The East lralf a. the &aat h3if
!E IL 2 l,sl Of Section TwAlys &isl
Forty-two i14g), north 81 Range
Seventy six t76l, West, of the Fifth
i PraAcipA ! Meflainns tSss the right
!. of way OF the NorthesA Pacific Isall-
/, There win be due on such mort
= gag. a. the date OF sale the Sum OF
Ten HUNDRED Fqrty-two and 90 100
) the. costs and dfsburseanents q force
II Dated this 5tn day Of October.
I onAoa ! 81 3 j.
k4tAfaHr o1e, NNrth Rnhota
J 1aE-s-lsss2.se lt-s.ls
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Wing. The occupants escaped with
out Injury and the car wasn't dam
aged very much. The accident was
due to che slippery roads and no
chains on.
Grant Palms was business caller
in Arena Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Drum and
Elmer Ducan were callers in Wing
edncsday. Mrs. Drum and Mr.. Du
can were in to consult Doctor The
Ian, the physician from Wilton. Mrs
Drum, has been bothered with heart
trouble quite bit Of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Glanville and
sons were shopping in Wing Friday
Mrs. Arthur Tees was a caller II
Wing Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haas and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Haas were guest:
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stiglcmeycr anc
family Saturday evening.
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NEWS or OUR NEIGHBORS

r e.
played By different ones Including
the high school orchestra. The
sneaker for the evening was DR.. Earl
Of bismarck. His topic was "Our
Flag" 1t was enjoyed very much
BY both young and old. After the
meeting light refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warden Of
Regain called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb
Cleveland one day last week.
Axcl Solder transacted business in
Pcttibone ono day last week.
Mrs. Walter Garbarkowitz and son
Of Bordulac, N. D., visited here with
her sister, Viola Hagen. II will be
remembered that she was Carol
Hagen, former teacher in the Wing
school. Her many friends were
glad to sec her back again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hagen visited
| with their daughter, Viola last sun
day.
4 number Of the Wing young folks
attended the danct Pin Regain on. Fri.
day night.
| \ group Of young people from
Regain attended Y. r. c. f. 5. last
Sunday evening. Thu invitation Of
coming to tho meetings is extended
to one and all.
John Mueller transacted bushes.
in Bismarck one day last week.
Geo. Anderson, Dan Seigloch, Geo
! Piepkorn and Jacob Banttari drov.
] to Bismarck on Tuesday on business
! MI. and Mrs. Jacob Banttari ar,
the proud parents Of baby girl
Mrs. Banttari is being taken care o
ut the Bismarck hospital.
Nina and Jennie Waste, bot
students Of the Bismarck higl
school. spent Sunday in Wing visit
ing with friends.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Cumber rcturnc,
Saturday after visiting in james
town for II while.
| Dan Tice Of Bismarck spent tn
weekend visiting with friends here
Violet Mutchicr spent Sunday wit
her parent, in Bismarck.
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Mr. Edgar johnson spent Sunday ut
the parental home.
Miss Veronica Riley spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Roh't Sharp.
j. IL. Riley motorcd to Bismarck
Wednesday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey J. Johnson
visited in Sterling Thursday night.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS
Lima Walter Smith, Deceased.
d-rsigned. Walter Il. smith, the adj
mlnistrator OF the estate OF Walter
Smith, otherwise known as Lima
Walter Smith. late Of the city Of
Minneapolis. in the county OF Hen
nepin. Ia the state Of Minnesota:
persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers. within six
months after the first publication Of
this notice, to said Walter u. Smith,
said administrator, at. the office 81
Block, in tho city Of Bismarck. In
!. Burlcigh county, North Dakota. OF
to the Judge of the County Court
OF Burleigh county, North Dakota
Tar his office III the Burieigh county
North Dakota. court house In tn.
ooun.y. North Dakota. Said Georsl
M. Register. whose address Is Bis
marck. North Dakota, and who re.
sides In said Bismarck, Is the resi-,
dent agent In the state of North
Dakota Of the undersigned admins.
You are hereby further notified
that Hon. !. C.. Davies, Judge Of the
County Court within and for Rur.
leigh county, North Dakota. has
fixed the 10th day Of May. A. p
] the forenoon OF said day. at his of.
flee in the Burleigh county, Nortl
Dakota. court house in the city o.
Bismarck, IN Burieigh county. Norti
Dakota, as the, time aid place fol
hearing and adjusting all claim.
against tho estate Of said deceased
which have been duly and regularl,
presented as hercinbc fore provided
Dated October ~, a. y. 1926.
] WALTER d. SMITH,
Administrator OF the Estate 0.
Walter Smith. otherwise know!
/ as Lima Walter Smith. deceased
First publication on the 28th da.
LOT October. \. ID. 1926.
(1Ol2S-llI4-l2)
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SALE OF LAND

S-AASn ut, In ~ - ,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
under the authority of an Order 81
Sale granted by the Hon. I. G.
Davies. judge Ut the County Court
OF the county Of Durleigh. In the
state Of North Dakota. dated the 9th
day Of November, A. y. 1926. the I'M
dcrsigncd Arthur Van Horn. til.
Hincklcy, also known us Albert G
Hinckley, late of. thc city of Bis.
marck, in tho county Of Rurleigf
and state OF North Dakota, deceased
viii sell at private sale I" tho high.
est bidder for cash, subject to con!
County Court, the following dc.
scribed real estate situated In thu
county OF Burleigh and state u
North Dakota. namely:
The north (6v) feet Of lot 81,
go in Block Twelve tls In ~
city OF Bismarck in said EurleiEi
county, which Is vacant and unim
proved real property.
j, The sale thereof will he made .,
and after the cath day Of November
A. d. 1926. All bids must be in writ
of +. II. Register, attorney for sai'
executor, In the Webb Block In sal,
city Of Bismarck. or tiled in the Of
! flee Of said County Court at tn
Court House In said Bismarck, o
delivered personally to tine under
signed Arthur Van Horn, said exccu
tor, at 209 Seventh street in the sal
city Of bismarck, his place Of busi
ness
Dated ut Bismarck. n. Oak, q
this 9Th day OF November, a. l
! ARTHUR VAN HORN.
Executor of the estate Of tn
!! said a. c. Hinckley, deceased
Date Of first publication, Nov. 5. 1924
ll-I-12
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FOR SALE

BRAND NEW, four room bungalow.
everything complete, built by {.
contractor for his own home. Ideal
for newly married couple, priced ut
only $500.
FOUR ROOM cottage. water. lights.
east front, very cheap at only
$1,000.
FIVE SOON cottage, bath, lights. wa
ter, sewer, full basement, garage,
full lot. $4,000. Easy terms. :.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, strictly mod
crn. spick and span, S4,70O.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, splendid con
ditioa, basement garage, we'll locat,
ed and close in, $500.
THESE ARE only few Of tho real
bargains on my large list of houses
!. is a nlcas sure to show you VIVA,
have for sale.
FARM LANDS. There are many abso'
lutte bargains Oh my. most complete
80 list. Of any dealer in the city.
Insurance.: Fire, tornado. automo
bile in reliable companies will
prompt service assured.
~ r. Hn1iNfs
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+. NATURAL VENTILATION

Ventilation Of corn cribs by natural
means is the most practical method
for farmers to adopt In guarding
against spoiled corn in backward
season such as tho present one, says
f. w. Lehman, Of the Jlliois Col
lcre cf .Agriculturp.
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rs,WN,Tv,Ra eOa SALE

Fol- SALE-One Maytag electric
washing machine $500, one five
tube radio set complete with acces-
series $500, two beds, dressers
! and other household goods too num-
erous to mention ut 502 Ninth
street. Phone 8i2R.
FOR SALE-Thrce bedroom sets,
chairs, rugs, heavy army tent
l6xl6, dishes and numerous other
household articles. Mrs. l.. A.
Schipfer. d Ave. B.
FOR SAEE-Bed complete and cot
Also dining room. table. Phone
ayiJ, Call at AOT Eleventh street
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOE RENT--Strictly modern six
room bungalow with garage. Apply
o. ". Roberts, lit Main street.
Phone 761.
FOR RENT-Eight room bungalow
all modern conveniences, hardwood
floors throughout. Double garage
excellent location. Rent reasonable
Only responsible parties with a No
references need apply. Write
Tribune ad. No. 81.
TUR RENT-Elevsn room moderr
house with chicken house and gar
age. Also large garden place ant
trees. Phone 48O.
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pFRaONAl

rUK SALE-Yc Frances beauty Shop
Of Bismarck. N. D., in best loea,
ton. This shop has two chairs and
fixtures complete. Newly dccorat
ed. Priced right. Write boxholdel
No. 185, Bismarck, N. D..
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED--As general re-
pair man in Ford garage. One years
experience and training. No boozer.
Write A. Is. Engcbrctson, Strcctcr,
No~'h Oakota
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DAIRY INDUSTRY GROWS

The dairy industry is making q
substantial growth in North Caro-.
lima. Nine principal North Carolina
cities pay farmers Of the surround
ing sections $A.i7S.520 annually for
milk.
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a~.--------->-<- =.
L4eith

A large vote was cast in Grant
county Tuesday. The results Iol-
low:
Supt. of Public instruction
John T.. Bjorlie .....,... nA7
Bertha K. Palmer ........... 1880
Sheriff
Henry Hertz ................ I34o
Claude Lackcv ......,..... 134I
County Auditor
Chas. r. Finch ............ 1923
Dean Holland ..... 1l3A
County Treasurer
Alex Engclhardt .....t.......... 1478
Lon j. Omdahl ...........,.. 12I3
Clerk or District Court
A. J. Bodic 1856
VIM. Nultemeier ..........,. 1884
Register Of Deeds
G.. ". Gebhard 1919
p. p. Schlosser ....... 1897
states Attorney
NJ. A. Bucchler ................1 7l0
A. I. Nelson ......-........... 1O4i
County Judge
Hans Biorum ................ l1JO
J, W. Fletcher ............1 1870
County Surveyor
4. D. LaDue .................. l3iO
Clarence Roberts .............. ll4i
Com. Of First District
Fischer .................. 400
Jones Az
Official Newspaper
Carson Press ........ 1892
Grant County News .......... l247
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LOST---Child tortoise rim ]. spec
tacles. Phone 725.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PEI ONE 81
APARTMENTS |

FOR RENT-lTwo room modern
apartment with kitchen and bath.
Outside private entrance. Close IN.
For information, call ri GIG Seycnth
street.
FOR KENT-Ntcc steam heated FUR
nished apartments. The Laurain
Apartments. Phone sos.
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Easy tine Doy0enso.
NJ. B. GILMAN co.
H4fasn sPck.

RICH GRADE USED CARS
SLIGHTLY used Ford coupe, fully
equippcd; nearly new Oakland
with winter top: Chevrolet sedan
driven $500 miles; Chrysler 20
good as new; overhaulcd and re.
painted Chevrolet sedan, conc and
see it; Ford Tudor, used one sea.
son; Ford coupe, overhauled and
new paint job--duco; slightly used
Chevrolet touring. Buy this and
put Oh a winter top. You will save
money. Three Forils ut $2o each
Terms and Trade
CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO.
Bismarck, N. ID.
FOR SALE-Intcrnatio three tor
truck with thrce yard steel du::t
body. Truck in Sirst class shape
tires exceptionally good, priced fol
quick sale. Lahr Motor Sales Go. .
FOR SALE---l025 Ford Coupe in 4
No. l mechanical condition, 4 new
tires and heater. Price reasonable
Phone cow.
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AUTOMOBILES
DEPENDABLE USED CARS

DEPENDABLE USED CARS
VISIT OUR USED CAR SALEsROoM
We display our Used Cars just
rs We do our new cars because We
know that they arc bargains that
cannot be duplicated anywhere
Ford Coupe; Dodge Sedan; Dodge
Coupe; Chevrolet Panel Truck;
Dodge Special Touring; Overland
Light Delivery. All late models al
low prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
For
Housebreaking

-Four MeXicans were arrested this
morning six miles west of this city
by Deputy Sheriffs Evans and Me
Clclland, charged with breaking in
TO a house owned by r. w. Iaworth,
last Friday night.
The men gave their names as
Eduardo Fuerte. Y. Lucero, Louis
o"rolto on3 Carlos Luccrn.
Fa'lev-,.., 'e ais,-,,.F of the
90 ta-.h conn ned to the
# d IN .igation
f lowed, resulting in the arrest OF
ile quartette at a camp. 4 cousid-
rrable quantity of camping utensils
stolen from the Haworth house was
found in their possession, Officers
stated.
Fuerte is charged with having
stolen property in his possession and
the other three men are charged
with burglary.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
CHINESE BATTLE
MAY BE- WACED in
NANK0W DISTRICT
Retiring Troops Being
Pursued Beyond Pekin
by VictOrs.
BY RANDALL GOULD
United Press Staff Corrsep ondent

PEkiN, April 16.-Thc Kuomin-
chm troops (National People S
;rmv who completed their cvacua-
ton of Peking overnight. were be-
ing pursued today by the fcng 'ficn
cavalry of General lso In, vigorous
war lord.
y battle may be fought between
;hc retiring forces and Chang ,Tso
Lin S army at Nankow.
Wa Pei Flu, who declined TO cont
hmc with the kuominchun forces
50 the combined army might holl
the capijal, has tclcgraphed Tsao
Kim, former president, who was
freed from captivity when the Ma
tionaliSts 0uSted President Tuan Chi
,iui, advising Tsao not to accept the
presidency. Meanwhile, President
Tum Chi Jul has left his place of
refuge in the legation quarter to
which he had retired upon the oc
cupation of the city by the rational
people $ army.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
POLAR DASH BY
PLANE EXPECTED
TO START SOON
Will Use Skis to Alight
If Land Discovered
Near the Pole.

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, April Is.
Flying tests of he acr6planc De
troitor, larger of the wilkins polar
expedition aircraft. were expected
t. be resumed today. The Drtroitcr
has been laid up for month, fol
loving an accident while landing
~ the first test flight
II" landing gear, which was
smashed as the plane touched the
ground, has bcon strengthened anil
- new engine bed installed. under
the direction of Major Thomas S.
I.;mphicr, military observer
Preparations for the final polar
dash are near completion aud with
thc return, probably today, of Cap
tin George II. wilkins, project
commander, and Pilot Ben Eiclson
from Point Barrow. decision us to
the time of the flight toward the
lol" is cpcctrd 70 be made,
Evidence that Wilkins still hopes
t. discover land in the urcXplorcd
: E'ons north Of Barrow is seen in
tbc manfacturc here for him of two
L'kcorv skis 90 inches wide aad
Hinc feet long, to be used rs land
'og ooar for the Detroitcr in ease Il
landing is made in the snow.