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The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
Alaskan POstmasters
Can Pay Certain Bills

WASHINGTON. d. C., April 20
The Senate has passed a House bill,
authorizing Alaskan postmasters to
pay certain employees connected
with the mail service in the Terri
tory. In the past these have been
paid direct from Washington.
The measure provides that post
masters may be designated by the
Postmaster General as disbursing of
ficers for the payment of contract
ors, emergency and temporary car
riers for performance Of authorized
service on power boats and star
routes in Alaska" No other class
of postal employees are affected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
DAMAGE DONE
BY Rain, TEX,
Two Girls Are Drowned
Railroad Tarfic Suspend
ed by Wash Outs.

DALLAS, Texas. April 20. - Rain
and wind in the west and southwest
of Texas last night caused much
property damage.
Two little girls were drowned
near Snyder while their mother was
fighting to escape the water fille'
gulch.
Two international bridge at
Eagle Pass have been swept away
and rail traffic on the Southern Pa
cific and Texas and Pacific has
stopped on account of washed out
tracks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
Oyster Catching
COld Cause Loss
To Industry

TOKYO, April 30. = Because oy-
sters like humans are subject to
bad colds, a loss Of more than G00,-
600 embryonic cultured pearls is es-
timated to have been suffered by
pearl raisers Of Ago Bay near Ma
goya.
Ago Bay is the center of Japan's
cultured pearl industry. Here tiny
seeds implanted in oysters grow n
to rich necklaces The season S
drought is said to have caused the
water of the bay to become extreme,
azure. experts said. resulted in the
parent oysters catching cold and dy.
ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
Indiana Bans Tonic
Beer as Beverage

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 20
Inc sale of 3.75 per cent malt tonic
for any but strictly medicinal pur-
poses came under official ban in
Indiana today.
Attorney General Gillom held
that sale of the tonic is in viola
if 1t is reasonably likely or in
tended to be used as a beverage"
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
PAGAN DAYS OF PUEBLO
INDIANS BEING SCANNED


SANTA FE. n. NJ. April 20
Brothers of the franciscan order of
the Roman Catholic church in the
Southwest are preserving the tradi-
tions of their organization, which
arose from the martyrdom Of priests
who spent centuries in the cOnyer-
sion of the Pueblo Indians from
their pagan beliefs to Christianity.
Much research work is being done
by scholars to bring to light the
facts of the spiritual conquest of
the Pueblos. which they believe to
be one of the most colorful pages
in the history of the Americas.
Father Theodocius Meyer, after
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
JUST HOMICIDE,
HERRIN VERDICT

HERRIN, Ill, April pa cor
oners jury investigating last Tues
days municipal faction clash, has
returned a verdict of homicide for
the six deaths. Officials said no
witnesses named a single person
who took part in the hghting The
inquest was secret following re-
fusal Of witnes, IS to testify in
the presence Of newspapermen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
Many Jap Fishermen
Are Reported Missing

TOKYO, April 90. More than
100 fishermen are reported missing
on account of storms on the Japan
Sea
Considerable damage has been
done and many casualties are report
ed on the island of Kokkaido and
the Kurile islands. A japanese de-
stroyer helped rescue many marin
ers
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
BARROW FLIERS
FAIL TO RETURN:
FEARS ARE FELT
No Word Received from
Capt. Wilkins and Eielson
IN Plane Alaskan.

FAIRBANKS, Alaska. April 90
No word had beer received here last
maht from the pla Alaskan which
hoped off last Thursday for POM
Barrow with capt. wilkins and
Ben Eielson.
Anxiety is felt as the ship car.
ried the heaviest load of the three
trips.
Tie weather is bright and balmy
Y III the thermometer registering
70 above.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20

considerable study in the archives
of the mission at Santa Barbara
California, has compiled a list of 81
members of the order who gave their
lives in the period from 1912 to 1896
The result of this research contrasts
the religious brothers with the proud
conquistador, the one for the prize
of mystical gold and gems. the other
for the prize of human souls.
The history of the Christianization
of the Indians showed that there
We're waves of persecution of the
priests at intervals of 50 years
throughout nearly two centuries
(roptinuad on pooo Thraal
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
4nt-FlTting Committee
Named by Island BARRIERS

HONOLULU. April 20.-Fear that
tie alluring smiles and soft words
of Japanese women BARRIERS would
lure too many customers away from
the shops run by the opposite sex
has resulted in the appointment of
an anti-flirting committee by the
Japanese BARRIERS Association.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20

One barber from each of the 2I
districts in the city was selected %
act on the committee which will
watch the feminine shops in an eff
fort to put to an end tonsorial flir-
tations. The association has issued
decree forbidding flirting but no
explanation has been made as to
how the ban will be enforced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
Progressive Convention
In Seattle Next Saturday

SEATTLE. April 20-At a meet
been issued for IA State Progressive
convention to be held in Seattle
next Saturday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
Seattle Police Search
For Missing Frisco Man

SEATTLE, April 2O.-The police
have been asked to search for
Charles B. Gibbons. San Francisco
engineer employed to inspect the
new Seattle reservoir system. He
was last seen last Friday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
FIGHTER PASSES
AWAYF0LLOWING
co LAST NIGHT
eleven Sencio Dies Today
After Fight with Bud
Taylor In Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Nis, April 20
Clever Sencio. Philippine boxer, died
here this forenoon He was defeat
ed last night by Bud Taylor, Of
Terre Haute, Indiana. in 10 round
event
Sencio and Taylor both passed the
physical examinations before the
fight and both were in good condi-
ton. Sencio seemed tireless until
the seventh round when Taylor as
sumed the aggressive In the ninth
round Taylor clipped Sencio on the
chin Sencio remained on his feet
but seemed dazed for half a round.
At the end of the fight Sencio
reeled to his corner. Restoratives
ring.
The post mortem today disclosed
that Sencio died from cerebral
hemorrhage.
Bud Taylor visited the District
Attorney and was advised no action
will be taken against him.
Sencio was taken to a hotel fol
lowing the bout and placed in a
room where he died alone He was
found upon his. bed in pool Of
blood
Taylor appeared at the police
station and said Il wish had
been knocked out with the first
punch rather than had that little
Filipino die. Perhaps | will have
to forget boxing for a long time
and forget Fatalities
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
EXPLOSION ON
US. SUBMARINE

NEW LONDON, Conn, April 20.
Twelve of the members of the crew
of the submarine S-f9, which is
moored here, were injured this af
ternoon when "A battery exploded aft
one of the injured men is expected
to die
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
De IRCITER MAKES
SPLENDID FLIGHT

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. April 20.
The tAree-engined Fokker Detroiter
had test flight yesterday under
Seroaant Wisely and T. W. Huf-
ford, representatives of the Wright
Motor, and attained an altitude
.ot 10000 feet in 30 minutes. The
p!sHa handled beautifully during
the hour il was UP.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
Bill Of Exceptions
Filed Olmsted Case

SEATTLE. April 20.-Roy Ohm
sted and Jerry Finch, and seven
others found guilty of conspiracy
in the recent Olmsted trial, have
filed a bill of exceptions as thick
as dictionary and listing thou
sands of exceptions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
Rain Breaks Drought
On Vancouver Island

VICTORIA, B. c., April 2O.-Rain
has broken the drought which
threatened British Columbia with
serious forest fires and crop damage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
JUDGE CLECC
RENOMINATED
BY COOLIDGE
Name Is Sent to Senate To
day for Judge of Fourth
Division, Alaska.

WASHlNGT0N, April 90, - Judge
Cecil II. Clegg, of Fairbanks, has
been renominated by President Cool
idge for another four year term ON
the federal bench in the Fourth Di-
vision of Alaska. The nomination
was sent to the Senate today.
Judge Clegg was appointed as
T.. S. District Judge for the Fourth
Division by the late President Hard
ing more than four years ago. He is
an oldtimer Of the north, residing
in Dawson for several years prior to
going to Fairbanks. He practiced
law in Fairbanks for many years
and was also actively engaged in
the mining industry at various times.
His first term expired several
months ago.
1t had been reported here that
protests against his reappointment
had been formally made to the De
partment OF Justice and the fact
that his name was not sent in 10
the Senate with those of other fed
eral officers several weeks ago ap-
parently gave confirmation TO this
The nature of the protests was never
made public.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20
ANOTHER INCIDENT

NEW YORK, April 20 Frankie
Jerome New York bantamweight,
died on January 13, 1921, two days
CONTINUED on Page Fiye)
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-04-20

Continued on Page Three)
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
BRICK" MULLER
WILL HEAD PRO"
FOOTBALL TEAM
By United Press Leased Hire

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IL - Los
Angeles promoters who have Harold
" Brick Muller, former aiI-Am"ri-
can end, under contract to captain
Il professional team this fall, an
nounccd today that Johnny HaW-
kins, former t. $. {. c4ptHim had
been signed also.
With Muller and Hawkins Is e
nucleus for a football team, the Los
Angeles entry IN the national league
is expected to be one Of the strong
est and most coIorful clcvens ON
the field this fall.
The local team Will be the travel
ing eleven of the circuit. IiaE viii
open with Chicago September 26.
Eleven games will be played iH the
east and then the team will return
to Los Angeles for two or three con
tests with eascrn clcyens il the
league.
II expect to have ono Of the
strongest teams in the circHit. -
Muller said today. Il had not cX-
pcctcd to 20 into professional foot
ball, but now that am i'll, | will
give everything have to the
game.
Mullcr's team will begin practic-
inr on September !.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
BY TOM MANNfX

Leo Mitchell of Long Beach put
an end to Joe De Leon S winning
streak here last night in one of the
goricst ring combats seen here IN
many day. Leo pIastcred the
husky Filipino from one ring post
to another for 10 rounds last night.
hitting him with everything but
the gate receipts and taking every
round by 4 wide margin.
The Filipino Was helpless before
the @llhcrirg attack by Mitchell
but H. earned the arin;';tion Of the
fans by his gamcuoss aud his refusal
to quit although he was battered
almost beyond recognition. Mitch
ell, Il mighty sweet fighter, start
cd to work ON De Leon i'm the open
ing round, smothcring the duskv
Oriental with barragc of blows to
the face that soon had De Leon all
at sea. Although badly hurt Joe
tried hard and he surprised the fans
time and time again by trying dcs-
pcratclY to put over Il haYmakcr
ON the Workmanlikc and elusive
Mitchell.
\ round by round recount Of the
fray would be but Il repetition or
the first round story. Mitchell
simply outclasscI Joe at every stage
of the game. \ versatile perform
cr. Mitchell sometimes adopted
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
NOTICE o. MEETING
OF Board of EQuahzauon, unpcrla
Irrigation District

The asscssor Of the Imperial lrri-
cation District, having completed
the assessments for thc'ycar 1926,
has delivered TIA" books to the Soc
rctarv of the board Of directors, ~uo
roy have them ia his office III tin
Masonic bidding, FL Centso, tah
fornia, where they viii romaY for
the inspection of all persons int resi-
ed until September ], 1876.
The board of directors, a>;n@ as
> board of cqualization Of lid IIG-
ucriaI Irrigation District VIII meet
o. cqualIIe assessments and continue
IN session from September LIST to
September lth, 1870, I'D from tiWc
to time thereafter as Tong as H.,
hc necessary, not to exceed ten days
exclusive Of Sundays. TO hear ana
determine such objections TO the val.
uation aud assessment as may come
before it.
By order of the baard OF Lirc,'ors.
F. II, NcINEE, Secretary.
'aiIy aug 3 to sep |
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
Watching the
Score Board
ny United Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays .Adolpho Luquc
who allowed five scattered hits
pitching for the Cincinnati Reds
when they defeated the Bostor
Braves ) TO >. 1t WAS the Red :
sixth straight victory and they ad-
vauccd TO within half Il game Of the
Pittsburgh Pirates and the st. Louis
Cards
St Louis Cardinals beat the Giants
6 10 aud were Just l.l00o point he
hind the Pittsburgh Pirates i'll the
percentage column.
The Pirates could not play the
philicS because of rain.
Powerful hitting hy Pitcher Bur.
leigh Grimes gave the BROOKLYN Rob
ms u > TO lead over the Chicago
cubs, which won the game for the
ta>t,rurrs when rain halted the
game at the end Of the fifth inning.
Old Red fabcr hctuddIcd thc Ros
ton Red SoX with his cUrveS and the
Chicago White SoN won a game ;
to |.
The 81. Louis Browns dropped
their fifth straight, the Iank> tax
ing 10 to win in a series opener.
Superb pitching by the Tiger hur-
lcrs. Whitehall, DauSs and Wells,
gave them a double header from the
Philadelphia Athletics and Knocked
the Macks off second place III the
American league standing. The
scores: first game to >, second
game ! to 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
Woman R0deO
Star Killed

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-Th, body OF
Mrs. Louise EIartwig, COW 4iH com
tcstant in the Chicago rodco who
"as trluuplcd 10 death by wild
hourho never hctorr liddcu hy il
woman, here yesterday, is 10 hc
talvcu TO the home o, hra parent,
III Springfield, Missouri, today.
Her death was the first fatality
- mar Chicago : annual rodro, and
j. ,1iI 10 be- the fir~t gp1oo death
ia tuj> country this year.
A>'ride Keno, an oUrloW ~t,,d, ,i,r
~tond his buchjug all over the pu-
closure, then, thinking that COW
boy was about to HIT her from her
saddle, she ro'aved. \, She diJ 80.
b'r mount plunged and lWj~tr! au
threw her to the ground. crushing
her skull,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
Schwartz Takes
Trimming From
George Rivers
BY United Press Leased Wire


Los ANGELES. Aug. 3l-Goor.ic
Rivers. the McXicau boy general,
qacll"d m uprising by Corporal
lzzv Schwartz in the ten round main
event At Hollywood Il legion stadium.
Rivers allowed the New York
bantam to get lis bearings in the
first round but from then ON won
Just aboat rs lie pleased. George
Won >Aa5r~ il eight roun4~.
Schwartz hal none.
In spile Of he fact that Corporal
Izzy was badly be#,u, thu game
.ittIc %gW lor.lcl teiod all lie VA.
But he roa'd uot escape the >lalp-
shootl, ai-ht hand # }hc brown
skinned An-c|rno, WHO na.lrd him
time AM a49iu. Rivers swept asjde
- ; unE leads and pmmmelcl him
severely.
Fra.s Wu.iau~. q substitute.
panrlei lack Roper to e faro-thee-
well. md WIS awarded Il we'll caIued
six round decision in the semi
windup.
,lcn rman1hal baat Dick do Hoog
in another six r9undcr, although
dron3rd in the third round.
i'll lIasr,~ ontpoittcI Johnny
Sharpe and Tony H,rgora Knocked
oat Alex Au.ola in the second
relae.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
W ANTED
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that II ac-
cordance with Section 3O5l and
"g52 If lie Civil Cote Of Califor-
mia that on the 3oth day Of August
at IIushman : Garage, 761 Main
Street FL Centre, California, VIC
will sell at Public Auction:
Ono Hudson Touring, 1922 model,
license SO. E3927o, 1926 Engine
30. 1514$o. Tow, storage, $3.50.
One Ford Touring. 1921 model,
lwreckedD License 80. 1-1612l,
Arizona, 1926. Engine 80. S5773211.
Tow aud storage, $1,000.
One Ford Coupe, 1927 model
Jwrockcdj License No. +, 11-G22,
1926. Engine 30. 51l24s1. Tow,
$50.
Ane Republic Truck, 1917 model,
a'2 ton No lirouse. Engine no,
2S6@6, Tow, $1,000.
one Studcbalcr Special, touring,
1923 model. License SO. 31S-429,
1925. Engine SO. Is. &. 6l03s. Stor-
az" and Taxes, $l0022.
said sale Will be held to satisfy
thcjr charges for storage and re-
pairs 10 the sum of 421S.72, togcth-
or with the cost Of publication Of
this notice and cost of sale
Dated August Il, 1926.
IlUSIIMAN : GARAGE.
lSt10 James II. lIushmau.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
Help " Wanted

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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
SUMMONS
In The Justice s Court Of Imperial
Township. County of Imperial
State Of California
N ELL. Plaintiff.

r. v, OGLE, Defendant.
Thc People Of the Sta'e ST CALI
fornia send Greeting to; T. W.
Ogjo, Defendant.
Yon Arc Hereby Directed TO AP-
pear before nr .. M office, at
lmperal i'm sid Township, and an
swcr the complaint IN an uction en-.
titled a. above, brought against
yru IN H.. aH>lIcc : Court OF i'm
pcria TOYS n,hip, County of Tmrrr-
iaL state Of California within five
days after the service on You o!
IN, summons If II j. served with
in Il" city aHI coanty, township cr
cts Ill which this action is brought;
bu' within teH days i i is serve!
our = said ,rrn,hr or ci'y but in
the county in which the action is
brought, and Within twenty days if
scr9eI elsewhere.
AHd you ase hereby notified that
uu.ey, you - app.ar ani answ"~ as
abes" required TIE said plaintiff
WI tahr Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
pa;at a~ arising un4n contract, or
plaintiff. VIII aru.r - Tie coa.t for
Ia" re'lof demanded in tie COM
piaint.
G.esn uaJcr ny hand this An
day Of August, l02j.
c. II. HAWKINS,
Justice of .Le pr.uc of aid Town
slsp.
Habrr a. Collins. Attorney for
Plaintiff.
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Base BAN Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
st. Louis 6, New York 9.
Cincinnati 5, Boston ..
Brooklyn 3, Chicago l 6 innings
rain.)
Philadelphia Pittsburgh, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
Situations Wanted

PRACTICAL NURSE wants work,
confinement cases preferred. 60f
Olive. loti
MIDDLE AGED woman wants posi-
ton as cook on ranch or house
keeping, experienced. p. 0. Box
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
T0DAY'S WANT ADS.
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town is leaving the city, and
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Special Notices

WANTED 6 four horse teams.
drivers and equipment to releY-
cl, border and plant 30 acres.
Commence Sept. 20 Allen, 9l6
80 Chester, Pasadena. Ito
IIENSTITCHLNG Sc per yd. Dress
making at reasonable prices. 253
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OF Wilson school. 2Oto
WANT to trade for COWS or ncifcr,.
Chrvslcr car in first elias, conoi-
tion 1928 mofel Phacton type.
{. O. IIarbcu, Escondido, Cal.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
YANKEES CERTAIN
ITO WIN PENNANT
In THEIR LEAGUE
Higgins Team Leading &
by Wide Margin That
Cannot Be Topped.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-With just
a little more than II month to 90,
the American league pcnnant race
is practicallv decided. The New
York Nanks have a lead on nine and
half games and they could hardly
lose if they tried.
Managers don t like to claim pen
nauts until they have attained the
mathematical certainty but Miller
Higgins, the pilot Of the Nanks, ad-
mits that his club has Il good chance
to get into the world series.
The way things look in the Na-
tional league. Higgins may have Il
chance to play his team against an
other one OF his teams. rs the 81.
Louis Cardinals look like the win
ucr.
The Philadelphia Athletics. which
snapped only recently out Of Il hor-
riblc slump, fell out Of the tie with
the Cleveland Indians for second
place yesterday when the Detroit
Tigers took a double fall out of
them and the double slapping rc-
moved any chan,c Mack ', tcau
might have had for the rrnnont.
The Yauks have II more games
ITO play and II they win only halt
Of tlrm Cleveland world have n
win - out OF their - remaining
game, t. finish ahead Of New York
and the Athletics would have to win
~ of their - remaining games TO
finish in first place.
II the Nank> should win II more
games the Indians could beat them
ont only by winning - out Of -
games and the Athletics would have
to win - ont Of &3 games.
If the Yanks win II games ont
of their -, the Indians could not
win the pcnnaut even if they hap
pcncd to win all Of their 80 games.
While the race motficiallN is over
in the American League, the cham
pionship is far from dccidcd in the
National lca.rc and il may be Il
battle to the very last day OF th"
schedule.
The st. Louis Cards and the Pitts
buYgh Pirates arc virtually in a tie"
for first place, as thc Cards are only
one tcnth of a point behind tile l9-'
champions
Even though the Pirates are en-
titled to u lot of respect. the betting
here WAS switched over TO the Cards
and Hurn>bv ) team is now a slight
favoritc to win the pcnnaat.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
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in rear. l7t3
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COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Los Ongclcs :, Mission o.
Oakland +, Sacramento >.
Hollywood &, San Francisco |.
Scattlc-Portland, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21

Richard Schumacher, Island com-
~. Wa~hugtoa, recently sold 1850
pounds Of Strawberries from ~
acres at eight cents a pound, o1
Sl,liJ.6U.
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place in valley. Call at 517 18th
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Lost and Found

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Keys. Tuesday, 17th, in Clements
Drug or Pennys. Finder call No.
39I. 20t2
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turr to Press Office. 50 reward.
loti
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21

Daring two weeks in Juiy the
stock wards at Spokane, WaShin9tou,
received - car.oads less Of live
stock than for the same period in
1929
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-21

Cleveland, idle in the rain at
Washington. went back to second
position in thc league standiug
thrnmgh the Nthlc1ics fnLI.