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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
Kansas City Market.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. Western
grass fed steers fairly active, 10 to, IS
cents higher, bulk. straight grassers,
$6.25@7.65; few light weight Olxlaho
mas up to $780, wintered and short
fed rassers, $775@S.75; fat she stock
STEADY, bulk grass cows, $4.75@5.75;
with two loads of Wyomings at $5.25 @
$50; wyoming heifers, $6.25@6.75;
medium weight and heavy calves, so
cents to 81 lower at $5.O0@7.50; stock
ers and feeders steady; several loads
weighty Kansans to feeder buyers at
$8.00@825; Dyoming light weight feed
ers at S7.O5@7S5.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
Weekly Copper ReUiew
BY Charles f. willis, Editor, The
Mining Journal, Phoenix, Arizona

1t is gratifying to those who are
observers of the copper situation to
note that the recent increases In
price have not been productive OF
increased production for the figures
on world production for July are
almost the same as the June fig
ures, even though July had an ad-
ditional day.
While it is appreciated that the
copper mines are producing on an
average Of about 80 per cent ca
pacity, and that an increase in pro-
duction will undoubtedly bring lower
average costs, it is also appreciated
by the producers that production in
excess of consumption will bring
lower prices for the metal and les
sened profits. This last increase in
price has bee nthe first real test Of
the stabilization policy of the pro-
ducers and it is evident that they
now fully understand the effect of
increased production.
I Copper is standing still at IA .1-2
with occasional offerings at IA 3-S.
There is no tendency on the part Of
the producers to cut prices or to go
very heavy after sales as they are,
taken as whole, well sold ahead
at current prices. Very little cop
per is available for immediate de-
livery and the feeling is that Sep
tember and October copper will be
higher, hence there is little desire
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
UPWARD MOVE
IS CHECKED BY
PROFIT TAKING
(By Dispatch A. P. Wire,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.--EFeavy profit
taking sales by professional traders
checked the upward movement of prices
in today's stock market, but not until
after more than 80 shares had been
boosted to new high. levels for the year,
or longer. Trading was on broader
scale, the days sales crossing the two
million share mark for the first time in
about two weeks.
Reduction in cali money rate from 5
to Az per cent and the renewed optim-
ism of the weekly steel trade reviews
helped to create bullish enthusiasm.
The seemingly reckless bidding for
some issues, however, led to wide
spread belief that the market was be-
ing pushed up too fast, which was re-
Elected In the late liquidation of stan
dard industriaIs and rails
With speculative imagination fired
by the record breaking earnings being
reported by many first-class carriers,
operators in those issues had little diff
ficulty in attracting large public
following. Atchison, Chesapeake &
Ohio and Southern Railway again
touched new high records for all time
while New York Central, Baltimors s.
Ohio, Delaware & Hudson. Rock Island,
Missouri Pacific, commonsand preferred,
Pere Marquette. Colorado & Southern
and Chicago & Great Western, pre-
ferred, touched their highest prices for
the year, or longer Atchison and a
few. others lost all their gains on heavy.
realizing sales towards the close. An
odd lot Of Hooking Valley changed
\. - 81 AHAt..
high of 164.
Increased activity in u. S. Steel Coz
incided with reports that steel mill OPP
erations were being maintained at an
UNUSUAL high rate for this season of
the year, with the price structure firm.
Steel closed X a. point higher at 152
after having fluetuateing between
1902 and 1925, one block of $500
shares changing hands at 152.
The weekly report of the American
Petroleum institute showing another
increase in crude oil production last
week tended to restrain bullish activity
in the oils, although Phillips Petroleum
and Shell Union broke through to new
1896 high, levels Wall street hears
persistent but unconfirmed reports that
the reorganization of the Texas COM
pany will be followed by a merger of
one or two large independent compan
les with the new Texas organization.
Domestic consumption of gasoline in
July reached the record breaking to-
tai of 1,O14,8O4,OOO gallons; an increase.
of 45,00O,O00 over June.
Among the many specialties which
were bid up to new top prices for the
year were American Sunlatra Tobacco,
American Tobacco. Commercial SOL
vents B, Congoleum, Cushman's Bak-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
Pirleapple sundae

EARGBVpAG 0tuAuA0
Open a. can of grated preserved
pineapple and set in the ice box to
chill. When the vanilla ice cream
is brought in, divide as usual in the
glasses. turp a generous amount of
the pineapple over each and top
with a spoonful OF whipped cream.
Decorate with candied cherry
Peach Sundae
Peel and cut up fine enough
peaches to make two cupfuls. Put
the peaches intosa saucepan with
q cupful Of sugar and a. quarter
cupful OF water. Stew gently for
five to ten minutes then set aside
to cool. When quart of peach
ice cream is divided in the glasses
pour the fruit sauce over each and
top with whipped cream.
8 Pineapple Ginger Soda
Fill tall glasses half full of pine. \
apple ice cream. If the shop near
you has no pineapple cream then
get vanilla and addFto each portion
a heaping tablespoon of the grated
preserved pineapple. Eli the glass
fes with cold sparkling ginger ale.
Serve at once.
Coffee Ice Cream Soda
To a cupful and half of GronA
coffee add a cupful OF sugar, cook
for six minutes together. then add
a half cupful Of hot cream. Set to
cool. When a quart Of coffee ice
cream is brought in divide in the
glasses, pour over a quarter glass
full OF the coffee havoring, then fll
the glasses from the syphon bottle.
or use any sparkling water. Serve
at once.
Ginger Soda
Use vanilla ice cream in the
glasses filling them half full. Pour
over each quarter cupful of gin
ger syrup mixed with two table,
spoonfuls Of sweet cream to each
glass. Fill the glasses with the
svDhon soda and serve at once.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

Esteers scaling around 1880 pounds,
E$76O@776 with eight loads averaging
around 1900 pounds, $500; Texas cake
feds scaling 1889 pounds to eastern
Shippers, $3.50; less desirable but
weightier cakers, $9.4O@9.50; she stock
steady; few wyoming cows, $3.50; bulk
$3.50 500; calves SO cents to 81 lower,
mostly $500 downward to $3.50 for
kinds similar to $7.OO@9.0O offerings
on Monday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
COPPER AND SILVER QUOTATION

The average daily quotation for cop
per and silver, as carried by the Engi-
neering and Mining Journal for the
week ending August 26, are as follows
Copper, 1414; silver, 62.29.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
LIBERTY BONDS.
NEW YORK, Sept. Liberty bond
COTTON MARKET.
(By Dispatch A. P. Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The general
cotton market closed steady at net de-
clines at net declines of 10 to Is points
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
CATTLE MARKET.
(By Dispatch A. P. Wire)
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. Receipts about
$500 head. mostly Wyomings and Mon
tanas in killer flesh, about. IA LOAD,
wyoming COWS included; Montana
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

Continuance of relateiv high hog
prices this summer and fall and a
slight falling off. next winter, is the
forecast by the department of agricul-
ture in it's hog outlook report.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02
AHUMADIA LEAD

Commercial Bulletin)
Ahumada Lead reports for siV
months ended June 80, 1925, net in-
come of $597,523 after depreciation,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-02

Dispatches Want Ads--Phone s1-s2
Evening star., 1926-12-10
APARTMENT HOTELS.
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on the heghss; quiet surrSundinss yss ofyd inydi
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extra large high. airy and 6risht; bsaSsi1t,ni y \,
count @ 70 permanent guests" With fefersnces.
Rates astonishingly low. 70 8 .rm., spts.
x %st tdsS aSc Sa'h Phone M Res Ten So1s
RENT HOUSEs-FURNIsHED:
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED. RESIDENCE: UP.
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paintings. piano. Victrola silver. linen. every:
thing complete and first class: free coal % and y,
once i4O3 II st. NV. Room 4O7. lee
OFFICERS FAMILY. LEAVING TOWN.
viii rent attractiveiy furnished. comfortable
hsSse hsSs for Winter months: garage. EcF'n
BROOM BUNGALOW WITH GARAGE:
lakeland. Fla. Win sell or exchange for
stss WsshSsson nfso property Address Box 13sa.;V'
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN CLEyELA4ND EyELA4lNSI
Park; h.-w.h.. sleeping porch.y nrepinaeSsee. pnese
ami. near bus or cars: reduced. Cleve. 2ogS.
ATTRACTIVE HOME ON PARK RID. NICE.
" furnished 8 rooms and bath. elec;.
h.;;w garage; low rent tS desiraH5e s,ns tenant
7ss HasS sdss sosEy y. NV WOODWARD Msn ssds
ATTRACTIVE 4-BEDRoOM AND 2.BATH
near Circle: nicely furnished: low rental.
F. L. SANDOZ. Agent. oo.o
2 Dupont Circle. Main $3.50.
1904 BELMONT ST. NV.
10 r. ana p SEggsvS1R SsEHgggsstvsSS1 Rb
r. and b. ia i7sa asfd ST. INV. s.O0'oo ~. w
T. and D., 1873 sRa asHEpH:EERp sr. ''o'OO
r. and b.. sleeping. porches, a.mi.. ..$1oo
63l2 9Th ST NV.
cAp1ToL 19S % tsW sm AyE fsrageR aFgoeRIsr GiE8o Nd
216 TENN AVE. NE.
: --'" ''' los los end ST. NE.
Good location: g r. and b. ...... $50. .O0
1892 X St. NV. Main 1900.
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RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.

sscs@0Ns. OF fEws2M; aS 2ss: xn41550 r. SsS; s.;
sss-Nsse:" iiaS E.sss ssress; cssp,.es-s r. . b..
s7s-s1sse Me- ei ehiShi b. lnS9in N%s si.ha q b. el.c..
ses-ao. is;l Adam: s Nw-er. r. 3 b.. siec..
seo-So.: 904 1ees + s.. sHsffEe NE r. 4 b.. eloc..
fioS s'ss; os.s e sI.ssx ?; :s::.. r.
stsoi isss v EMs Gs.an sasafSs g. elec..
sso-No.h hiYh4 if14 8 5 sE1e sfll.- large =. . b..
$500. 1851 spi"is Rosedals N.E.-Nearly nsw.
s47.sce-rNSS. 8 Fl G1iits n5 5 N.E-e large r. q b..
s47soS sSsY 9sis hsl flsf NEs iSrn.'s "a b. el.c..
s4SNo. iaass isss SSe.s assS,' NG@a sG:e r. p0&b b..
saS-so sowh aios s'sf; frniasa i5:1le Ave. NEe r.
sss-aSo.' 'sSl. ssl slasS slS Ms 4o.
sao-Eol bbol6 Keniiw0r'h Ave. Me-
1. 2o7i. " NEwsoM. 1110 II NE.
1161 8rd ST. Me- rooms. bath. ami:
new home. in splendid location: new house:
AIS End .st. nw--9 rooms. bath. latrobe
and boarding house: large. bright rooms;
2o07 Myrtle ave- n.e--s rooms. bath,
h.-a.h.. cleo: can be rented partly furnished
Or nnfurnished; detached home. Reduced.
$46.60.
1921 Wartier ct. -n.w.-6 rooms. bath,
decorated throughout: $1,000.
4414 14th ct. n.w.-7 rooms, bath. 2-car
garage: newly papered and painted through
out: excellent location; reduced rent.
10Th st. Heights Montague st.)-s
rooms. 2 baths. ami. built.in garage: rea-
sonable.
415 G st. nw-l2 rooms, baths. Ia
trobe cleo: large rooms; excellent location
for rooming and boarding house; cheap
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BOSS 4 PHELPS,

1850 31st st. n.w.-S rooms. bath. Ia
trObe. cleo: near Wis. ave. and M st.: In
good condition: $4,000.
Evening star., 1926-12-10

trobe cleo: large rooms; excellent location
for rooming and boarding house: cheap
Evening star., 1926-12-10

10th st. Heights Montague st.)-s
rooms baths. ami. built'tn garage: reA
aOnable,
Evening star., 1926-12-10

44l4 14th ct. n.w--7 rooms. bath. 2-car
out: excellent location: reduced rent.
Evening star., 1926-12-10

1921 Warder ct. n.w-e rooms. bath
decorated throughout: $1,000.
Evening star., 1926-12-10

FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

~
O-OPERATIvE-ONE ROOM, RECEPTION
hall kitchenette and bath: in large building;
same size now selling at So 500: owner leay.
ing city will sacrifice for So 500 with 81 200
cash. Address Box 4O4-S. Star office.
NEW BUILDING IN GOOD NORTHWEST
residential section. on car line: 90 apart
n,ents, all rented. Rental. S12 900 per year:
builder owner: no agents. Address Box
2O3-V. Star office.
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RENTS REDUCED.

401S Srd st i.w.---Six rooms. bath. elec..
rec hall: all.white section: $66.
2639 4th ct. ne--Detached 7-room. bath
bungalow. a:mi.: good all-white section. on
'1' ''''' VCAHrLL & MENsH.
Franklin 731. Insurance Bldg. 12e
SEE THESE BARGAINS AT. ONCE.
e12 DECATUR ST.
large rooms, 'inclosed breakfast porch.
hot-wa'era aa beat rASSofSH slsssfisaHsys sf seSS; SS;w
rooms and reception hall. tiled bath.
electricity. back porches and garage. cellar
ana large 1sS s49 DfESISAHFiELD fSSHiELD pL.
Sses SSnio nordSes sd n BATH Hsy and
rage: Just reduced % $50,
Convenient 70 the northeast shopping die.
trict: new home. g rooms. tiled bath. very
large pug $40 ST-DOwNTowN.
10 rooms and bath; good for rooming and
boarding house; $40.
14th and x. r. o0SO.
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FOR COLORED-5 ROOMS AND BATH
ami. garage: on good street one block from
car line. This is a real bargain and will sell
and $40 a month ain E2T1
Evening star., 1926-12-10

SEVENROOM BRICK, NEAR GEORGE
washington University ideal rooming house
every room now occupied: splendid bargain.
terms. For detailed Information call MAN
1872. or cali at Room 212 Southern Bulld-
Evening star., 1926-12-10

2o07 Myrtle ave. ne.---6 rooms. bath,
h..a.h.. elec.: can be rented partly furnished
or unfurnished detached home. Reduced.
Evening star., 1926-12-10

SMALL APT. HOUSE AT INVESTMENT
price: located near the CAPITOL. Price.
~ q 500; annual income. $2.2S0. II inter
ested. call Col 5515. or after pm. Cleve
Evening star., 1926-12-10

r. l. AVE. NV, NEAR l7th-NEwLY
renovated: 10 r. b.: h.-w.h, Here. is
house going to increase in value. II You
are looking for bargain call Mr.. ROBEf,
Main lO252. 1910 VI. ave.
Evening star., 1926-12-10
NEW APARTMENTS.
CORNER CONN. AVE. AND
MACOMB ST.
3217-21 Conn. Ave. NV.
Ready for Occupancy.

Located just over Klingle
Bridge, in Washington's best
apartment house section. All
apartments attractively finished
and have hardwood floors
throughout. Elevator, attrac-
tive lobby and resident man
ager on premises.
2 rms, kit. & bath. $3.50 to Sos
3 rms, kit. & bath. .&0. so
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 210O. OPS 18th St. NV.
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zI30 9Th ST NW.-6 r. q B.; AMI;
double ,garage, $40:
h.wh.: arranged for two families.
1871 Euclid ct. n.w.-9 r. b.; cleo:
ssssSSseOras'd ssS throughout. Rent reduced to
So7 Harvard ct. n.w--6 r. & b.: .elec.:
cess O.. ave. q+y;rs q+y;rSs r. q b.: cleo.
% Todd pi. n.s95 :. g.: 300 elee. lee.
lS42 Calvert ct. n.w.-4 r & b.
7S3 Shepherd st. NV. LIST IA r. & b.:
heat included. Low rent
2204 14th st. n.w.--4 r. e. b.
/. S2SS NJ st. n.w.-3 r. q b.: gas. elec.
& heat included, -,
\ 4as 18th It. ssMS LSShEp = b. rent rr.a,,v
X ye2S Barry I'd. s.e----4 rooms.
ALSO 9th st. n.w.--6 rooms: rent, $22 80
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
1923 r st.. Main $500.
4A1S 14sh 81 Columbia 1677s
Evening star., 1926-12-10

COLORED-PRICE. $3.50: EASY TERMS:
near End and r SITS. NV; brick home of o
rooms and bath: house in excellent condl-
ton. Full particulars by addressing Box
Evening star., 1926-12-10

r. L. AVE NV, NEAR 14th-NEWLY
renovated; 10 r.. 2 b.; h.-w h; 2-car ga
rage. Here is your opportunity for bar
gain. Mr.. ROBEY. Main 10252." 1910 VT.
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RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW. PARTLY FUR
nished: tile bath. hot-water heat: conven-
lent cars. stores, school and church. REEVE,
3l5 Ridout. Virginia Highlands. Lincoln
12 ACRES BROOM HOUSE, STABLES.
sheds. horses. cows. wagons, harness. all
implements needed included in rent: 500 per
6 mos in advance: near city. OWNER. ga
H NV 12'
BROOM BUNGALOW: BATH: FLOORED
attic: ami, furnace heat: in Mt. Rainier;
SAT so. Call Hyattsville 125 or 5S3
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Groom new house: ami. oak floors
h.-wh.. fireplaces: paved street: price re-
duced 81 800: easy terms.
broom new bungalow; ami: h.-w h. oak
floors. built-n garage: n block off R. /.
ave: price right.
4-room new bungalow; ami; h.-w h:
post Call North 433s. Inquire 2605
Brentwood rd. ne.
Evening star., 1926-12-10

house near 9th and sts. NV: rooms
and bath containing 4 BEDROOMS: Gear ga
rage. This home is In need OF repairs; VIII
sell to responsible party on very small cash
payment and terms like rent. Any o1la
handy with tools can make this an excellent
home at q small cost.
DONNELLY & PLANT. INC.
21o3 14th n w Col S3B,
Evening star., 1926-12-10

heat. gas: in excellent location for rooming
and boarding house: large. bright rooms;
reasonable.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
Negro Claims
Banker Friend

~AA DIEGO, Aug. IL ,NpccialH
Wh,u iinrhcst Fair. Herbert
Roach auG Lawrence Harris, ne.
.ror,, were arrested sunday after
noon hv Motorcycle PatroImau John
,tou ou >u>riciol Of stealing ne auto
which thcy were ridin., which is
registered to l.. VI. Macdonald Of
Lu, Angeles, tAcy said Macdonald
na, Fair f. buddy and had loan.
od taem thc machine.
Investigation yesterday by Cap
Tain Of Detectives Hayes retcalcd
that Macdonald j, vice president Of
the Commercial National Trust and
Savings bank Of Los Angeles, and
that the machine was stolen catur
day i'm Santa Monica.
Fair was sentenced 70 the reform
school iu San Diego last year for
tbo theft Of an auto here, records
lu Tho police Identification bureau
-hoW.
Los Au@ric, Officers are expected
10 arrive i"Ian to fax" the three
mru barb 'o Tho northern city TO
taud trial
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

became due November 1st, 1928,
and all subsequent installments of
principal and interest, according to
the terms thereof, and by reason
of such defaults, said Marie +.
Lowman, the owner and holder of
said note and trust deed, on.to-wit,
May Bird, 1926, exercised her option
and declared the full amount of
'thc Indebtedness secured by said
trust decd Immediately due and
payable, there being the total sum
ct Twcntv-ScVcn Hundred Twenty
Three and Fifteen hmdrcdths Dol
lars (S2,723ljD, now due and un-
paid; and
WHEREAS. in accordance with
the provisions of Section 292i of
the Civil Code of California, said
Marie f. LoWman. the owner and
holder of said note aud trust deed,
ON May 9TH, 1926, caused to be re-
corded in the office of the County
Recorder Of said Imperial County,
Il notice of such default in the pay
meut of principal and interest, and
of her election to cause the proper
~ described i'm said trust deed to
be sold, in accordance with the pro-
visions thereof, to satisfy said obli.
cation. which notice of default and
election TO sell Was duly recorded III
Book ll5, Page too, of Official r..
cords Of Imperial County, CaIifor-
MA. ana
WHEREAS. said trust decd pro
Njde-, that if there is default in
tin" payment of any Of the sums Sc
cured thereby. upon application Of
The holder Of said note. the trustee
,nall give notice aud sell 50 much
Of the property as shall hc necessary
to satisfy the indebtedness secured
thereby.
WHEREAS, SAID Marie = Low
u,u. by reason Of the default in
payments rs stated, has requested
the California Title Insurance. Com
ranv 10 give notice and To sell said
property, or 50 much thereof as
shall hc necessary to sell, to pay
al the Indebtedness secured AMI cA-
rcnse~ incurred necessary to the
execution of >aid trust
NOW, THEREFORE,, notice i,
hereby given, that the California
Title Insurance Company, by virtue
Of the authority vested in it rs
trustee, Will sell At public auction
to the highest bidder for cash IN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
WATER SUPPLY
AT SAN DIEGO
ASSERTED PURE

san DIEGO, Aug. l7.-(spccia5
San Diego =, water supply is pure.
In fact, it ranks higher in purity
:han the water of any city ON the
Pacific slope.
This j. attc>tcd i'm n report on ~
phoid inst issued by authority of the
American Medical society, a copy Of
which has been received at the city
hall. San Die2o'~ water supply in
hi> report, j, placed on the honor
roll Of all cities OF the United
States.
The survey was made in cities of
i0p.u"o or more population. and the
ATTN. given san Diego Is . death,
% the lUO,Qgo population. That i
better than the rating given San
'rmci>co, Oakland, Los Angeles
salt Lake. Denver, Portland, Spo-
kauc or Seattle.
Only SO citic, in the nation are
placed ou this roll for being prae.
icallv free Of typhu, causes. ~an
Diego stand, fourth from the Top
Of tho list.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17

release tho board &C ~sprrr ,or>
from promise II >jo0e n a.d of
tac fund Of ttat ,mb.
The san Diego chamber recon
arud,d 90 'hc boar, some t.#r l.,
that - laif-rcu' bc pat in tbr bud
get for the AllNca rlub aud the
supervisors pledged that action.
Since that datc, however. the San
pirge-raliforuia club has hcca re-
'iNrd and delegation composed II
Jack Thompson. lolu T., Mills, John
Forward Jr. :. +. Holloway. Mic.
hazel IIallward, Frank Ilcimar and
Secretary Mcrhcr>ou of the cham
!cr oil commerce caIicd ON tho board
and asked that ono cent he pa, u
the budget for the local club.
On -uggc-t.o0 of 'lr supervisor,
'h1t a>rrloa~c from 'hc promise 70
the All.}car club be obtaiucd, the
delegation promised ia obtain that
release. If successful, the ouc-ccut
item iu the budget VIII net thc Ip.
rai organization Approximately $40
0o0 10 spend iu advertising to thc
world inc charms and attractions Of
san DirIp county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
EXPECT INCREASE
IN COUNTY TAXES
FOR EDUCATION

san DIEGO, Aug. II. >proiaU
An increase Iu county ias,, Of 10
cents ou the 500 valuation uu ali
property ia the city of S;u Diego,
IS forecast in au action Yesterday
by the board Of supervisors. De
mand Of the city board Of cquratiou
for an increase Of 100000 over last
years appropriation toI tile city
high school, Las been made aad the
supervisors have been told bv Al
bert J. Lee. deputy district attorney
and legal advisor Of the board that
the increase must be- granted. 4 test
case in superior court wa, ordered
10 determine what the boagd'~ ac-
tiore must be when the tax rate is
fixed September :,
IL proceeding years. the board Of
>upcryi-or, has levied - cent, on
zach $1,000 Of assessed yaina'iou in
the high school district, t,, bcin.
'hr maximum Amount pctmi'od BY
law. The city school board rrlics on
au"thcr tate law for the increase,
thi, statute making II mauIoip,v on
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
Sailor Is Given
His Freedom

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 17.-(~pcciaJ
Elmo *. Gordon. II ~camau from
the aircraft carrier Gaunrt, who
Wa> convicted Of assault and battery
at Tijuana and who served rcarlv q
year Of - two year sentence before
naval authorities iutcrccdcd and Sc
cured his rclca>c, was given an un-
dc>irabI" discharge from the naval
receiving ship Rigcl yesterday at-
tcruoOu.
Unknown to officials Of the local
naval district, Gordon vas given
an undesirable discharge from the
L. :. :. Gannct ON Novemhcr -,
1925 shortly after Iii, arrr>t bv the
TiiuaHa authorities.
When Gordon was released from
thc Tiiuana cuartcl last Friday and
reported to th" couunaujmt ut tn"
llth naval district, he Wa, ordered
to the [. :. :. Rj-cl pouaja4 dIspo-
,itiou OF his ease by The aavv de
partmcnt. Radio instructions, we're
received from the department yes
torday TO Immediately discharge
Goldou, a. ne had not been ,c.Illv
connected with the naval service
since November - last
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
Man Dies From
Mysterious Burns
Hy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Aug. l7-An in
vrstigation has been launched here
into the mysterious death of Jack
Grceuberg, former san Francisco
business man.
Grccnbcrg was carried into Cen
cral hospital late yesterday by two
men. He was suffering from mum
crouS burns, and he died this morn
ing without telling how he rcceiv-
cd them.
GrceubcrC moved here two weeks
ago from san Francisco after fail
iNg in business in the northern city.
His widow said he left home YES
tcrdav without saying where he
was going.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-17
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE

WHEREAS, by decd of trust
dated MAY 1>t. 1925, recorded in
Book -. Page 10. of Official Re.
cords OF Imperial County, Califor-
mia; 10 which records reference IS
hereby made Walter !. Hill, sin
gle man, did grant and convey the
property therein and 'hereinaftcr
,Jr~crihcd to the California Title
Insurance Company, 4 corporation,
IS trustee, to secure. among other
things. the paymen, Of one certain
prolui>nory note, in favor Of Marie
+. Iowmm, aud other sums of
money advanced and interest there
ON; and
WHEREAS, there has been a de
fault IN the payment OF the semi.
annual interest of said note which