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Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-20
Special Notices

JACUMBA STEAM LAUNDRY for
sale, good paying proposition al
the year round. Apply at the
Laundry. 3ltt
SIINGLE ROOF LEAKING? For
new roof or repairs or roof paint
ing see Maurice Graves, 764
Brighton. l5tl0
MATTRESSES-DUcs your old one
need renovating? If so then please
call 295, Calexico, or write Ca
IeXico Cotton Products Inc. We
gladly furnish you prices and
samples. 12t12
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-20
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld
Hy United Press Leased Wire

w ASH NGlON- Clark Griffith,
president of the Washington Base
bali club, has announced that Gar
land BraXton, left hand pitcher, and
Henry Cullop, hard hitting out
fielder, were obtained by the Ma
tionals from the New York Yanks
TO complete a deal which sent
:" Dutch' Rcuthcr. Washington
pitcher, on Il waiver to the Yanks
last August.
DETROIT - For inviting the
women of the Detroit district to
play one round of golf upon the
Tam o 'Shantcr links, an exclusive
man s club of which he is president,
\. W. Wallace yesterday had to
foot IA luncheon bill for 20 women
players and offer IA costly clock to
the winner of the final district
tournament to square himself. At
the last minute members of the club
refused to let the women play.
NEW NORK-Policc had to he
called in last night when Lew Ilur-
ley, Harlem fcatherwcight, was dis
qualified in the third round of his
hout with Sam D0rfman at the
Pioneer Athletic club. The crowd
of Hurley fans rushed to the ring
and during the melee Jim Crowley,
referee, was hit ON the head with
Il chair.
NEW NORK-Thc first step in
plans for American participation in
the 1928 Olympics has been taken
here. Calls have been sent ont Ia
- sport bodies affiliated with the
American Olympic Association to
attend the quadrcnnicl meeting in
Washington Nov. II and Is to dis
cuss proposed amendments to the
association S constitutions. a more
permanent organization with Il full
time secretary is desired.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-20
!TODAY'S WANT ADS
PRICE S2SOO.OO
NUFFER LAND CO.
J0S Main Street
Phone 45W


FOR BENT-Clean two room fur
nished apartment. S55 Park Ave.
20t4
FOR BETTER MARCELS and mar
GELS that stay, call ~. 2Ot5
FOR RENT-Two sleeping rooms.
4Jl Hamilton St. 20t3
WANTED-School girl to work al
ter school and few hours Satur-
day. Apply Vera, Davis Beauty
Parlor. 20tl
FOR SALE-Onc Simmons day bed,
one oak library table. ga Wens-
ley. 2Ot3
FOR SALE-Finc rc-cleancd seed
barley. Earl Nencill. Phone
907M3. 20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-20
NOTICE

10 the honorable board of sup
ervisors, | do hereby make appli
cation to run II show, known a'
Brunk S Comedians, to be run Oh
the ten acres south of Main street
Just outside of the Ell Contro city
limits on West Main, as per ordin
ance No, "a.
BRuNk 'S COMEDIANS,
BY Glen d. Brunk, Manager
Oct 20 81 N 8 and 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-20
FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
AT Press Office

FOR SALE-5O pure bred Duroc
Jersey gllts, weighing 80 to ITO
lbs. l.. d. Thomas, imperial. Phone
Al. 1873
FOR SALE-Onc gray mare, weight
ABOUT 100 lbs. 5 yrs old. 1nls
mare is well broke, gentle, sound
and good worker. You can
beot ner II you want heavy ami
mai. ALSO Il ME, weight about
1ZUO lbs. Well broke and III good
condition. About eight years old.
see Phinp W. knignts, CITY En-
sheef, U4,y Han, II CentrO. loft
FOR SALE-1923 Dodge roadster,
tlrst CLASS condition, $50 terms.
Iall Oregon Hotel. lSt3
FOR SALE-3O0 sacks hard Fede-
ration wheat. selected for seed, 50
per cwt. y. K. Ferguson, oecley.
lSto
FOR SALE-75 Barred Rock hens
and pulIets. See Mrs. Mitchell, l p
miles west Main. 19t2
FOX SALE-Brunswick phonograph
and three burner oil stovc. Gail
at GA Olive before 8 q. NJ. or
after 6 p. III. l9tf
FOR .SALE-Brooder, 800 chick ca
pacity, like new. Elo ttrlc sweeper
"a v aC.r and Administer rugs. o23
Brighton, III rear. 1915
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-20
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

For Rent-Houses ,
FOR RENT-rwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
llgnts included. Mrs. Land, 700
taIk 25ti
FOR RENT - Several nicely rur-
nisk I'd and unturnlshed houses.
Mrs. Land, 2o5 Park. 2Jtf
NEAT clean furnished apartment
Tor -cnt. go per month. 1oo Park
l5tt
TOR kEAI-Nlce light room, out
SIDE entrance. 440 WensIey. UeI-
Jlel.an preferred. lott
fON kENI-Jntu-nished flat. 0l9
State. Phone z5'J or $50. 2rtt
rOR EENT-BcdrUom aGJoinlng
bath. ooU Owe. 2U.I
HOOMo Tor rent. Men only. PII-
Va,e entrance. do. DaCn. 'o4
S,a.e oL. 25Jt
rOR RENV-SIng!e furnished room
1or gentleman with Use ol "a
rage. ole ten. zotI
L or kENT-trOnt room in CONF
IOrIauIe nome. o05 ueIl. 1T
ron kENT-Nice five room flat.
oA9 state. Phone zoJ or $50.
zltt
rOk kENT-t'urnished. Modern, up
70 uatc rtat, Close IN. n,,"uU Joo
Onve. off
rOR kkNU-tront loom. Gentle
man preferred. $50 Uuve. 7tr
nOTEL HOLLYWOOD. Rooms and
apartments. Sixth and den. SIT
tOE hENI-Two apis and one
sleeping room. Apply 724 Holt.
ytf
MISSION Apartments have "a few
vacancies. Reasonable rates. Cor
/ ner Sixth and Commercial. I3tf
+ I ta-N loHED room tor rent, reason
able. Close III. 15U No. seventh
] st. late
tUf len II hreC room furnished
apartment, WIN shower. 04L
Adams. 1Jtt
t'OR kEA1-lhrec room furnished
apartment. Inquire 5I3 BrIgnton
/ l5tt
tfOh kEA.r-Eurnlshed room. 615
brighton. l5tt
FOR RHAT-Cozy three room
apartment, suitable tor two
Adults only. Lawn and shade
trees. S19 Main. Phone 4J5W.
I 16tf
FOX RENT-f'urnished six room
house. Inquire LIS NO. fifth.
lot,
FOR RENT-t'urnishcd three room
cottage. Nice bath and lawn. ~
Park. 16tf
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, al
new beds. 643 Olive. 16t'
FOR RENT-House furnished. Al
newly painted. 654 Brighton. lot
FOR RENT-Nicc furnished apt
4S5 FL Centre Ave. Shepard Apt
lot
FOR RENT-Two furnished from
rooms, separate entrance, close in
Reasonable. Apply +59 Main st.
Phone 537. lSt
FOR REiNT-Fivc room Furnished
house. Phone Mrs. Owens, 99J o
100. 1St3
! FOR RENT-Nicc clean ffurnishc
apartment. Private bath, hot wat
er. 1855 Orange. Phone 94J. 19t
FOR SALE-Leathcr davenport
chair and library table. Call 81
Holt. Phone 126J. lot
II
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-20
FOR SALE

Lease and Furnishings Of
one of best small hotels in
town. a money maker. See
Mrs. Oldham.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
FAMOUS DESIGNER OF NORGE ARRIVES NOME
 WHERE ID BE FITTED
BIG DIRIGIBLE IS PACKED AT TEL. LER AND READY FOR ITS
 SHIPMENT SEATTLE

NOME, June 2. (P)-The motorship Hazel arrived with Comdr. Mobile and five other members of the Norge, all Italians. Other members of the crew will be brought down on the Silver Wave. Mobile said the Norge was packed and ready for shipment and said he was glad to arrive in Nome as it was lonesome at Teller. He de- livered to Father Post letter from the Pope. The catholics of Nome have completed arrangements for the banquet and reception Saturday. The crew appeared tired. Mobile led the dog, Trizini, around on chain on ac- count of the city ordinance requiring all dogs in the daytime to be kept in a leash.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
DIGS UP FORTUNE IN
 GOLD COINS ON FARM
PAPERS REVEAL LOCATION OF BURIED TREASURE ON OLD
 KENTUCKY HOMESTEAD

DEMOPOLIS, Alabama, June 2. (F) Aided by old papers his father left him, Gayus Whitfield of Midleboro, Kentucky, unearthed more than S2OO,- 900 in gold on the Whitfield farm near here. Directions for locating the gold were contained in the papers left to his son by c. Boaz, of Whit field. When Gayus began the search on May p, more than 35 negroes were employed to uncover the old boundary stake on the farm. The treasure con sisted of s2O gold pieces minted in 1850 and before.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
VESSELS ARRIVE 1T
 DUTCH HARBlR; WERE
 OVERDUE MANY DAYS
STEAMER SPONTANEOUSLY LOSES TWO WHELEs-M. s. pLT-ER-
 SON BREAKS TAIL SHAFT
IS FLOATING WHALING STATION
Poor Fishing Season ls Predicted for
 District; Salmon PUn Late.

DUTCH HARBOR, June 2. lPf-The steamer K0mmand0ren arrived al Cn- alaska Saturday night wfth TWO whales. The steamer lost three sr route but is proceeding t0nighc 10 hunt for the three whales which were reported near TnRlaska island. The Kommandoren is a floating whaling station and is going 10 Sfbe-a -o op- crate. The moto-ship Paue-sou a. rived The Patterson lef Sssule Ws- 15 on a whaling and trading cruise. The delay in s--tTal Is a---tbure6 I'd a broken tail shs9t and she was to-c- Cd 10 beat her wsy inro DOT against head winds Temporary -epEz-s VII be made here.
 The salmon run is late l1 1hzs 55s- trict- This con61dor is scr--bu-a5 -s the large amount of snow and cola weather and cold water A po5- fsE season Is predicted
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
GOVERNOR PARKS IS
 ON S.S. YUKON; WILL
 CONTINUE ON NOME
TO STUDY CONDITIONS LOWER YUKON AND SEWARD PENIN-
 SULA, ANNUAL REPORT

JUNEAU, June 2. (P)-Governor George A. Parks left on his first trip to Nome since he took office. He will go via Seward and Nenana, taking a river launch down the Tanana and Yukon rivers to St. Michael. He is expected to arrive at Nome about June 15 to study conditions on the lower Yukon and the Seward peninsula for his next annual report to the sec retary of the interior. He will return over the same route the first week in July.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
LLOYD GEORGE WAS
 NOT DRIVEN OUT IF
 PARTY, SAYS OXFORD
ACTION OF EARL'S COLLEAGUES MAY MEAN EXPULSION
 cHAIRMANSHIP

LONDON, June ?. (P)-The Earl of Oxford and Asquith, including the ma jority of his colleagues, passed what is considered a sentence of ex-com- munication against Lloyd George from the Liberal Party. In 8 letter of Sir Godfrey Collins, chief Liberal whip the correspondence may mean the ex- pulsion of Lloyd George from the chairmanship of the parliamentary Li- beral party. Unless he can obtain sui fcient votes against party leaders who adopted the Oxford side Of the conro, versy, Oxford said George had not been driven out but refused to come in.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
ETHk0I06IsT 0F GLkLIA
 LEEVIN6 SOON FOR k0NIE

VANCOUVER B. C. June 2 l2- Doctor Diamond Jennes- Of O-cws. a for Seattle e1 route 10 Nome 10 c-- ganize an expedition -c trace -he 1-5- gin of the EsEmos and to s-u1r the native language. He has asked Rus sia permission 10 cross into S-be-5a and ezcavate cliffs. Jennes plans r1 engage natives and whlres sc None
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
Hhk6s HIMSELF BEFORE
 HANGH DID G0Ol I0B

SANTA CRUZ, Ns- SL L2.-Eabe. Garcia, 20, was compelled 10 watch the suicide 0t her fsnce las -ichc- While waking. Frank Nal-k told her tha1 he was going 10 hang himself- Despite her efforts 10 prevent the rash act- he climbed uI R -ree and tied a strap sbou1 his neck. wz-h the o-he- end to the limb Of the tree and swung himself of The E7-1 7az1re5- When she -eEaine6 cDusci1usnRss- Mark was dead
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
FLORIDA PARTY MAKING
 TRIP THRU TERRITORY

SEATTLE, June ?. P)-Teleair Knight, who with George E. Merrick, sold more than a s125, 100000 worth of Coral Gables property, near Miami last year, arrived with his wife and small son and the Misses Charlotte and Edna Hopkins. He will return to Florida from here, but the others will go to Alaska before they return.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
Engineer Designs Traffic Marker That Won't Wear Of

Ever since auto traffic increased to the point where west-bound drivers have started chasing east bound drivers up over the curbs, cities have been madly singing the whitewash brush endeavoring to keep traffic separated by painting center lines down the middle of inn portant thoroughfares.
 "Stop" signs, "Slo" signs, School" signs and "Park" signs
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02

MT. Henrikson, until yesterday en- ployed by the Seward Trading Com pany, has entered the empl0ye Of Brown & Hawkins Corp. MT. Ren-ik- son will also assist in the manage ment of the Overland Hotel during the absence of Mrs. Robinson in Ju- neau.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02

'sSc0uL TBS pound ah0-ouehs-e5 s Bernard dog. arrived on The SsS- NC--h- western for Norman Lack BE -he A. aska Railroad hss5uus--s-s s-sE- The dog came 1r0r New York and was zE- mi-ed bv al who ssw hin Few Gags 0f his type have been seen in Alaska
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
NEW YORK PRODUCER CONVICTED PERJURY
 LATE BATHTUb CASE
GIRL TESTlFlES GOT DRUNK AT PARTY, DIsRoBED, BAPTIZED
 IN TUB OF WINE
IRWIN COBB WAS ALSO THERE
Countess Cathcart, William Edring- ton, Augustus Thomas, Al Jol-
 son Been On Stand.

NEW YORK, June 1. (P)-Earl Carroll, Broadway Theatrical producer was convicted of perjury by the Fed eral jury, for his testimony before the grand jury as the sequel to the Girl In the Bathtub" party given by Car roll to Countess Cathcart and a galaxy of notables last February. He may be sentenced to ten years in prison and fined s2O,00O.
 The verdict said that Carroll lied when he denied he put Joyce Hawley, a showgirl, in a bathtub nude as she testified. It found him not guilty on the counts charging him with perjury in denying that champagne was in the tub or that booze was served AS Prosecutor Buckner brought the case originally to find the source of Car rolls liquor supply, Carroll is conf dent that the conviction may be thrown out on appeal. The Hawley girl had testified that the guests drank champagne from the tub as she bath ed in it.
 NEW YORK, June ?. (P)-Joyce Hawley, showgirl, testifying at the Earl Carroll wine bath trial, said she got drunk from drinks taken from the bathtub and then disrobed, step ping into the tub nude and splashing about. Several men then dipped their glasses in the tub and quaffed heart fly, she said. She said she had been unable to collect for her performance
 Irwin s. Cobb, humorous writer, tes tifed that he drank only near beer and mineral water and saw nothing he could recognize as booze and sait the affair was porper according tC Broadway standards. He said he nev CT drinks liquor now unless he is sure it will not be immediately fatal.
 The party, of which the bath scene was the climax, was held in the early morning, before such notables as the Countess of Cathcart, William Edring ton, Texas millionaire and others.
 Before going on the stand court of ficials declared that Joyce Hawle. would have more on at court thar when she attended the bathtub party
 In that case her wardrobe is alleg ed to have been nothing but talcun powder and very little of that.
 The testimony ended with Augustus Z Thomas, Al Jolson and others testi flying to Carrolls veracity.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
NEW SHOW EVERY NIGHT

MT. Boehm, energetic manager of the Liberty theater, announced today that for some time to come he will pres ent an entirely new program every night.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02

The halibut schooner Western, which arrived in port a few days ago from Ketchikan to which port she had taken 36,00O pounds of fish from the banks, departed for Kodiak Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
RIFT CHIEF kRIN, MADE
 STARVED PRISONERS DIS

PARIS, June 2. P)-Captain Ger get, Frenchman, who Krim released from prison is quoted in dispatch from Fez as saying: The remained 45 days without bread and made to work carrying heavy loads Of stone. Many men were too weak to work
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02

J s. B0Es-t. who u-11 the f~st oE the m0n1h had been employed bv the Seward Trading Co-pszr, has enter e6 the empl0ve ot the local sock as extra checker
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02

using a light coloreo or v1r1flec fire-clay brick for his various traffic markers Nitr1fled snale brick are dark while virrIheo fire clay brick are light The illustrs- tion shows how successful the scheme has worked out The same idea has been incorporated n the brick pavements in Wheeunc. M. Va. Engineers say this will Ssve communities hundreds of rhou- sands of dollars annually in pant l if generally adopted
 The light coforec paving o-1rE are used in psvemenrs consr-uctec with brick or asphalt Dark colo~ec brick will serve ss markers n concrete pavemeu1s~
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02
NEW PRESIDENT POLAND

WARSAW, June 2. (P)-The Ma tional assembly elected Professor Ig- natz Moscick as president of Poland.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02

MT. Bates, formerly employed by McMullen's, has entered the grocery department of Brown & Hawkins.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02

The S.S. Yukon is due to arrive in Cordova tonight at midnight according to a message received from the vessel this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02

A. J. Dimond, Valdez attorney, who left Seward Monday for Fairbanks. He returns Saturday.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02

A. E. Fucker, city attorney, return ed home Saturday from a business visit to Valdez.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-02

Weekly Gateway-3 per year.
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1S9 Grant Trunk Str.
Montreal, Canada.