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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-09-09

been prepared and was waiting their
arrival. Going aboard the launch and
all being ready they started off. 1t was
a new sensation and the senator's
wife and Winnie enjoyed it hugely
as also the men. The smooth riding
launch glided through the silvery
waters of this charming lake which is
one of the three highest in the world.
The launch was furnished in modern
style and comfort.
Many questions were asked the pilot
who replied with seeming pleasure in
the course of the journey. Bold noun
tain scenery surrounds the lake and
stands out in rugged contrast to the
smooth calm placidity of the simmer
ing waters of this inland sea, which
has many projecting branches or arms
extending out from the main body
such as west, south and south east
arms. In passing from the west arm
the launch passes between two high
elevations called Pumice and Breeze
points. From here they emerge into
the main body of the lake. Touring to
the north the route lay through the
centre of the lake to Pelican Island
or roost, Steamboat Point, along
Marys Bay, then across to the landing
at the Lake Hotel. A very interest
ing feature in the lake is the Hot
Spring cone which projects above the
lake waters. Here it is possible to
cast your line into the water, catch
trout and pull it out, drop it down into
the hot spring and cook it. Some fish
story never the less true. The park
rules now forbMs this but our party
were extended this courtesy and the
Senator enjoyed the experience with
relish and said he would have now a
fish story to tell his colleagues in the
Senate. The woman folks were also
successful in catching trout and in
every way the novelty was enjoyed.
When skirting the shores here and
there could be seen grazing deer. The
new antlers were in the process of de-
velopmnt and wre still in the velvet as
it is termed a thin skin which covers
the new growth until fully developed.
Then it is rubbed off by the deer. The
gradual growth of antlers is an inter-
esting thing to study. Arriving at the
hotel, which is modern and of colonial
pleasing to the eye and
situated on the lake near the shore,
a pleasant greeting was given the
Senator and party. Everybody as
guests seemed to enjoy themselves and
were pleased with the fine accomoda-
ton given them by the host of this
hotel on the beautiful Yellowstone
Lake which is 20 miles long. From
this point can be seen many mountain
peaks.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-09-09
Strategy

. Unison, candidate for Congress
was stumping in doubtful territory, he
said; MY great-great grand father
was a Methodist (the hall was quiet as
death)-but my great nephew was
devout Presbyterian (still more sill
ence). My grandfather was Baptist
(frigrid silence) but l had a great
uncle who was Congregationalist-
Cloud and long applause) and of
course | have followed my great
uncle Jimson was elected.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-09-09

ed with half-tones showing conditions
on the lands as we'll as their present
use by livestock, and embodies as COM
plication of all available historical in
formation on the subject as well as the
results of tirst-hand experience and in
vestigation.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-09-09

Good taste and good health
demand sound teeth and
sweet breath.
The use of Wrigley's chew
ing gum after every meal takes
care Of this important item of
personal hygiene in a delight
full, refreshing way-by clear
ing the teeth of food particles
and by helping the digestion.
The result is sweet breath that
shows care for ones self and con-
sideration for others = both marks
of refinement.
Ctoc
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-09-09
His Argument

Laborer: That's foine ditch sair.
and it'll be costin' We ten dollars fer
me time!"
Plaintive Soul: Couldn't you make
it little less. You see I've been help
ing you all day long"
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
Huff and Paul
Mix at Brawley

If their previous meeting is any
Stadard by which to judge, the
scrap between Battling Paul aud
Jimmy Ilutt, scheduled for Tur-da.'
right n Hrawlry, ought TO be some
thing that fans with weak hearts
should avoid,
lluff scored - decisive victory
over thr colorrd hoy in their meet
ing tlrcr weeks ago, and Paul HIS
been thristiug for auotlcI crack at
the sam pica1u. lie VOWS TINS
time hc will beat HUFF. while the
white @oF is planning ~ koockput
party for Paul.
There are thrro other good fights
scheduled for ac card, but the Paul
Huff fight is enough to satisfy tIlr
most critical fam, even if the boys
90 only half n, good as their prcyi.
Gus performance. All indications
point to the Tuesday might battle
being a5 I,a~; twice rs good a. the
first scrap,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
Tub of Wine Or
Ginger Ale Was
Used by Carroll
ny. United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, May 22.-Thc cf-
forts of United Statcs Attorney
Emory Buckncr to knight Earl Car
roll with the oldcr of the bath, will
be resumed Monday morning.
Yesterdays testimony definitely
established pretty Joyce HaWlcv 5
position in regard 10 the much dis,
cuSscd "tub of wine. - Three en-
pIoycS of a newspaper gave this
graphic description of thc events
which brought Carroll before the
federal grand jury TO cNplain aud
upon which explanation he was in.
dictcd for perjury.
"Carroll stood by the tub; Miss
liawlry, the chorus girl, stood in
the wings of the thcatpr in which
the WOW of Il stunt was performed
for the guests. The girl came out.
y robe was wrapped around her aud
some filny lingerie Slipped ont from
underneath. Then she went into the
tub-unmindful of the coldnr>s ot
the beverage within it.
What the beverage WAS is as yct
undetermined. Carroll claims il wa,
sparkling ginger ale; one witness said
wine; another took champagne as hi,
guess.
Until Monday the bath and the
enamel tub will rest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
And
Huffman Draw
By PAUL w. WHITE
United Press Staff Correspondent)

NEW YORK, MAY 32.-Georgcs
Carpenter, the orchid man. has
bloomed again but the pugilistic
flower of France has lost most of
his strength and color.
Last night the gorgeous Georges
who once scaled the light heavy
weight heights, returned to the ing
at Madison Square Garden against
Eddie Huffman, the coast boxer, and
the decision was Il draw.
The bout was draw even though
Carpenter S once famous right was
no longer III his repertoire. All the
Frcnchman has now is ring cunning
courage and a dramatic gesture. It
was the gesture which won him al
most continuous oVations from the
fans.
Huffman 5 youth and strength
were such that he might have had a
decided edge on Georges. But the
veteran outsmarted the California
boy and at times made Eddie look
positively silly. The orchid kid held
his right in reserve as though he
were merely waiting for the proper
moment to loose its power and end
the bout.
As a matter of fact, when Carpeu-
tier did swing the right hand that
did SO much damage five and six
years ago. it looked better than it
was. Huffman WAS but Slightly jar
red and each time it Stung Eddie
into Il better grade OF boxing.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22

"Knockout - Brown of San Fran
cisco lived up to his name in the
main event at the Imperial Valley
Athletic club last might, except
that he was on the receiving end
instead of the dispensing end, OF
the kayo.
Just two minutes and Is seconds
after the fight started, Brown was
on the flood "coid' and the scrap
was over. Harry lee, the clever
San Diego middlcwcight, had added
another scalp to his belt. Brown
didn't have any kind of chance
with Lee. He showcd a willing
ness to trade punches with the
husky San Diego boy, but the lat
ter was hitting the harder. Backing
Brown into Il neutral corner, lie"
sent one into Brown S chin, sending
his head back mile, and it was
oil over. The additional punches
that Lee sent TO the head could not
be blocked by his dazcd opponent,
who was unable TO defend himself
and dropped to the floor under ,he
shower of blows.
1t was over 50 quickly that many
of the fans sat still, wondering
what it was all about. After help
ing Brown to his corner Lee was out
Of the ring and into the dressing
room.
Weights Were Even
Just why some fans should have
howlcd about the weights annouuc-
cd is puzzling. Lee 5 weight Was
given as l57 and Brown 5 1856. The
fighters weighed III at the club ply
siciaus : office at , O'Clock as re
quircd by the state commission :
rules. No club darcs TO announce
false weights, under penalty Of Tor
fciturc of its license.
In order to find out if there WIS
any Legitimate howl about Lee S
weight, the latter weighed in after
the fight in the presence of news.
papcrmen and tipped the beam nj
exactly l62 Il pounds. a decidedly
normal increase for a fighter since
the afternoon weighing.
Bobby La Sale hopped INTO the
ring for 10 round 60 with George
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
SPORT NEWS SECTION
KNOCKOUT BROWN KNOCKED STIFF BY
HARRY LEE in FIRST CANT0; BOBBY
LA SALE AND CHAVEZ ALSO WON

Switzcr of San Francisco, and hop
| ped out again at the end Of the
| fourth round, when Switzcr failed
! 10 como up for the fifth canto. In
between the first and the fourth
Bobby made faces, grinned, talked
to the crowd, buffooned, and incl
IDENTIFY hit SWitzcr with anything
within reach. Switzcr looked as
though h" might do something in
thc first two rounds, for La Sale
contcntcd himself with clowning,
and tying himself up 50 that Swift
Zcr could not hit him. Then the
local kid sailed in to show what he
could do and he did plenty.
Bobby Got Sinner
Many 4 fan sat at the ringsidc
hoping that Switzcr would knock
La Sale into q cooked hat and elm
inatc his tantalizing grin, but there
WASH I a chance. At that Bobby
got Il beaut tiful sinner which Swift
zcr hung on him for a souvenir. LA
Sale is The freshest, most confident
and clcvcrest kid that has been seen
in thc valley in Il long time. Three
weeks from last night he is schedu
led to meet Tony Escaantc at th"
local arena, and what Il fight that
IS going to be.
Benny Chavez, substituting for
Horace Self, administered "A nice
trimming to Battling johnson Of
Tamarack ranch. Had Chavez the
strength of johnson there is no
telling what he might have done to
h;m. An almost perfectly working
left kept johnson worried all
through the fight and only in the
fourth round did the tow headed
boy have any chance. In that
round he rocked Chavez, cutting
his eye, but the CalcXico bov was
clcvcr enough to protect himself.
Repeatedly during the fight Chavez
led with his left. crossing over with
the right, to rock johnson, and the
latter seemed unable t. figure out
a way to avoid the blows.
Brown Plays Harmonica
Previous to the La allc-Switzcr
bout. Knockout Brown hoped into
the ring, armed with IA harmonica,
and entertained the crowd with
scmc rattling good music. His Sc
lection OF Yes Sir, She's Ny
B;sby,' was hardly appropriate in
view of the things Harry Lee did to
him later on. The crowd enjoyed
: Brown 5 offering and the spirit
which prompted it.
There was Il good sized crowd at
the fights. probably the best one
tAus far this season. Unfortunate.
~ the cNcuing had to be marrcd BY
,lsh'ou throwing after the final
fight. Just why disgruntlrd fan,
cannot control themselves better
than that is a mystery. The oppor-
jUnity for inflicting serious injuries
on spectators, particularly women,
is too great TO make any excuses for
the cushion throWcr. Fortunately
an officer in the crowd arrested one
Of the cushion throwcrs, who was
To- be tried in court today.
II was announced that another
double main event would be offered
next week kid Bcllo meeting jim
my Mack, and Bud Buglcr being
matched with Albert Jacks, anna
tcur champion of London.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
FOR RENT
FARM LANDS

FOR RENT-160 acres alfalfa for
dairy, soft land. Will divide. y
mile south and "a miles west OF
WcStmorland. Ed Stokely. l1t2o
TO LEASE for vegetables. As acres
OF soft land for cash or shares.
Chas. f. Parker, miles west and
4 miles south on Brawlcy.
8tf
FOR RENT-For vegetables. 40
acres near Holtville, good soil,
perfect drainage, or 4 years
lease. See r. NJ. Hobson, Az So.
Seventh st. 17t6
FOR RENT-40 acres for vege-
tables. This land has been in al
falfa for eight years. From Aea.
Ella school go east l Y miles and
u south. Phone Calcx;co SOB. a.
l.. Foster. 20t6
100 ACRES fer sale. 40 leyelei
and under cultivation, 100 acres
best silt land, on roads, 2 miles
west and Y mile south of Seeiey,
No. are Tract 80 Twp 16 South,
of Range II East. / win sell this
for $4,000, with $4,000 cash and
balance time, if interested. Write
Il. NJ. Waddell, Glendora, Cal.
6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
10 WASHINGTON Is to 10.

to Washington Is to 10.
Again the Ianks were outhit 10
to 7, but they won their tenth
straight victory by beating the
Browns to >.
The Pirates were able to hold off
rallies in the closing innings and
defeated the Giants to ).
The Cardinals battcd out seven
runs in the seventh and had no
trouble in trimming the Phillics II
to 1.
Although Earl Shccly, White SoX
first baseman, hit three doubles and
homer in five times at bat, Bos-
ton staged three run rally i'll the
ninth which gave them the game $
to 7. M'i Z M H
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
FOR RENT
ROOMS-HOUSES

HOTEL WOOD. Rooms and
Apts. Sixth & He'll. 25tt
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
reasonable rates. Mission Apts.,
Commercial and Sixth SITS. 5tf
TWO OR THREE Housekeeping
rooms, $l.00 per day, everything
furnished. 355 21st st. San Di
ego, Cal. Phone Main 1898. 5t2l
FOR RENT-Men 5 screened sleep
ing room and new furnished apart
ment. $40 Adams. 15tf
WANTED-An unfurnished room in
Jacumba, or small cottage. Phone
729, FL Centre. 17t6
FOR RENT-Good room house,
garage, close in. $3.50 per month.
Key at IL Commercial. 1876
COUNTRY CLUB INN. South 9th
St. Cor, Holt. Live in, cool, eona-
Portable men 5 club. So by week.
SIS by month. TStf
NICE cool room with sleeping
porch, connected with bath. Suit
able for two gentlemen. Call
SCR. lStf
FOR RENT-One furnished four
room bungalow. on Magnolia
Ave. Vacant now. Inquire 672
Orange. 1stf
FOR RFNT-Roomy cabin at Live
Oaks. See T. II. (Red) Mitchell.
1l5 y. Sixth or 53s Vine after
five O'Clock. 21t2
FOR RENT-Small furnished bun.
galow, piano, fine shade and
lawn. Adults. Inquire $50 Holt
or COggins Garage. 21tf
rOk arehouse with spur
track (S. P,) known as Newmark
Grain warehouse at Ell Centre,
with packing shed attached. C. T.
Krauss, Motor \ Box 13S, San
Bernardino, Cal tn tn sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
OF INDIVIDUAL
DOING BUSINESS UNDER
FICTITIOUS NAME

kLow All Mcu BY These Presents:
That /, the undersigned, do here
by certify:
That my name in full is l.. r..
Whitley and that my place of resi-
iencc is at FL Centre, California.
That | am transacting business
in the State of California under the
aamc and style of Office Supply
Company, and that | am the sole
owner ard proprietor of said busi-
ness; that the place where said
business 5 carried ON and conduct.
ed and MY principal place of bust
ness under said name is FL Centre,
California, with branch at Calex-
leo, California.
In Witness Whereof, / have here.
unto set my hand this 9th day of
April a. d., 1926.
l.. II. PHILLEY.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
$50 A TON DEMANDED
BY APRICOT GROWERS

MODESTO, Calif., May -. N II
meeting of 100 StaniSlauS county APP
ricot growers, Il decision WAS made
that $50 Il ton would be demanded
this year for canning apricots,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Los Angeles >, San Francisco 2.
Oakland ), Seattle l.
Missions 3, Hollywood |.
Sacramento 6. Portland >.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
Watching the
Score Board
By United Press Leascd wire

Yesterdays Hcro-Rcd Lucas, Gin.
ciunaii pitcher, who held the Robins
safe after he relieved Luquc in the
seventh and Sowcd up the ball game
with a luSty triple. The Reds won
5 to >.
Thirteen innings were required be,
fore the Cleveland Indians noscd
out the Athletics t to in Il battle
for second place.
The Tigers and Senators made 80
hits in wild encounter that went
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
State of California,

state of California,
County of Imperial, IS;
On this 9th day of April, in the
year one thousand nine hundred and
twenty,siX, before me, Jas. w.
Glassford, Notary Public in and
for thc County of Imperial, State
of California, personally appeared
l.. Il, Philley, known to me to be
the person whose name is subscrib-
ed to the within instrument and
acknowledged to me that he execut-
ed the same.
IN WITH ESS WHEREOF l have
hcreunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal at my office in the
County of Imperial, the day and
year in this certificate first above
written.
JAS. w. GLASSFORD,
Notary Public in and for Imperial
County, California. 8 IL ~
(SEAL)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO FOX SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 219. 21tf
FOR SALE-50O Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. ii.
II. Hurter, San Diego, Rte. 4, Box
40, Nursery, Lemon Grove. 1ytt
r,k oALE-Pidgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vine st.
1Str
5000 GRAPEFRUIT and tange
inc trees. York Nurseries, High
land Calf. 2t52
rUk SALE-To move, > tent houses
12x14. Phone 572, after p. m.
Collins Wrecking Company. 270
No. 18th st. 7tf
FOR SALE-ITead Milo. $23 per
ton. Threshed $50. G. &. Hussey,
Seeley. 12t6
FOR SALE-1924 Studcbakcr Big
6, > passenger. Duco paint. New
rubber. North on Sixth across S.
d. & A. First turn west to canal.
Terms if desired. 2Ot4
FOR SALE-Onc string of cows
and lease. l mile west FL Centre,
?. O. Box 883 Fl Centre. 20t3
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Tractor
SIG, |. II. G. double disc plows,
8 foot tandum discs, just over
hauled. Want hay, Jersey or
Guernsey cows, fresh or heavy
springers. Address Box 975 Val
ley Press or at Ranch 4 miles
west, 1l3 miles south of Secley.
j. c. Armstrong. 2Ot9
FOR SALE-Two wheeled trailer,
tight box, weight 315 lbs, capa
city half ton. J. c. Spencer,
Seelcy. $1,000. 2Ot3
FOR SALE-Ford truck, ton
fully equipped, practically new,
R. NJ. Newton, Weber s Camp
Grounds, Holtville. 20t6
FOR SALE-Hay stacker. McCor-
mick Big Six mower. Only
crt 10 acres. Hay rake John
Deere combination disc and plow
cultivator. Ranch miles west,
l y. south of Secley, or Box go,
Valley Press. j. c. Armstrong.
20t'
FOR SALE-Used ton truck. Cash
or trade for used ear. No Fords.
465 Orange St Rear. 21t2
FOR TRADE or saIe, medium stz-
ed truck, also trailer for light
ear. Inquire Junk man, Seeley.
21t2
FOR SALE-A two chair barber
shop. one furnished lunch wagon.
One '23 Studebaker touring car.
Very cheap. See Mrs. Palmer, at
Ninth and l. Sts., Imperial. 21t3
FOR SALE-Roll top office desk.
Phone CO.. 21t3
FOR SALE Gasoline range. al
! most new. Cost $43. Will take S2j.
+ Wilson Machine Shop. Phone
! 545J. 21t2
FOR SALE-12 blade Odell cleo
tric safety razor sharpening ma
chine. No competition in valley.
Second hand, good working order.
Sell on terms. Hutchinson. Phone
| Imperial 129 after or 9 p. IN.
| 21t4
FOR SALE-Pedigrccd White Leg
! horn cockcrcls, 10 weeks old. 75c,
! Cocks $3.50. Pair geese, gosings,
! goose eggs. E. \. Deyo, Rte. ,,
Box 14S, y mile east Acacia
! school. 2lt3
! FOR SALE-Ford Sedan, 1928, new
I rubber, excellent running order
$3.50. Terms. Wilson Machine
Shop. Phone 5f5J. 2lt-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES
Mrs. KATE E. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds
546 Main Street
Phone 437

WANTED-Marricd man ono child
REM TO take charge country store
for about three months. One who
speaks Spanish. Reference, j. +.
Red, McCabc Store, Rte. ), FL
Centric. 17tf
REAL SILK HOSIERY. Edwin
Stewart, \ Imperial Valley S.
Branch Manager, Box III, Ell
Ccntro. Phone 25lW. 17t6
FREE use this year of camp site
among big oaks. Plenty of water
and shade. & miles from Live
Oak Springs. Everything free.
Press Box 943. lift
\ TRAINING school for Hairdrcss-
crS will he opened June 18th at
ltolzWaSScr Inc, San Diego, 3rd
floor. A thorough training in
modern beauty culture is offered.
Information and terms on request.
katherine +. Richards, principal.
l0t26
HARTZELL-The Roofer. Takes
guess work out of roofing. Phone
25lW. adv
/ uhAII [ RE WANTED-Il5 No.
9Th. Phone 623. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
Here and There
in Sport World
BY United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
New York-The American profes
sional golf team which will meet
British professionals in England
next month, has been named by
Walter Hagen and includes besides
Hagen, jim Barnes, Cyril Walker,
Tommy Armour. Joe Kirkwood, Bill
Mehlhorn. Al Watrous, Freddy Nc
Lcod, Emmett French and Joe Stein.
New York" Napoleon = Dorval,
Jack kcarns' newest heavyweight
hope, knocked out Dan Lieber of
Harlem III the second round of their
scheduled ten round bout.
st. Louis-Rogers Hornsby, main
stay of the st. Louis Cards, will be
honorcd today as winner of Il vote
which named him the most valuable
player in the National league last
year. President John A. Haydler OF
the Nationals arrived here today for
a banquet tonight. Hornsby will
get a thousand dollars in gold and
a silver loving cup.
Sacramento-Larry Murphy of
Los Angeles, won the decision over
Art Smcry of San Francisco in IA six
round fight here last night.
San Rafael, Calif.-Elcanor Ga
ratti, San Rafael S champion mer
maid, set up new Pacific coast
record for the 22O yard free style
event here last night when she made
the distance in 2:J0.
San Francisco-Jack Silver, local
lightweight, outboxcd Phil Salvador
through every one of the ten rounds
in the main event at Drcamland rink
last night. The crowd got disgustcd
with the fight, and many started to
leave before the seventh round.
Oakland-Thc contract of Jimmy
Cavcny, shortstop, has been pur-
chased outright from Seattle by the
managers of the Oakland club. Cav
cnv was formerly with San Fran
lcisco, going to Cincinnati III the Ma
tional league, and returning to the
coast with Seattle in the deal that
sent Red Lucas to the Reds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
st. Louis ~, Philadelphia t.
Chicago 6, Boston 3.
Pittsburgh 7, New York ). ....
Cincinnati 8, Brooklyn ).