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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
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Insurgents and Farm Bloc
Members Hail Outcome
W::h Satisfaction.
COOLIDGE UNMOVED
"WhitehOuse Spokesman
Says Defeat Cannot
Affect Policies. :.

While the white house gave no
official indication of its reac-
ton to the result of the Iowa
primary. an intimate of the ad-
ministration declared h t
President Coolidge does not in
tend to alter the adninistra-
tion's farm policy, though he
realizes that this plank was the
principal factor in the primary.
The president cannot afford to
change his policy overnight be
cause of the result of the Iowa
primary, the spokesman eX-
planned.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, June 8.-The death
Of John D. Spreclels, one of Califor-
MA s foremost capitalists and
rhilanthropists, was mourned today
throughout the state.
Spreckels died at his home in Cor
onado, San Diego suburb, after
prolonged illness which followed a
nervous breakdown. lie was "a
years old.
Private funeral services will be
conducted at the home Wednesday
afternoon. The body is to be cremat-
ed and the ashes taken to San Fran
cisco to rest beside those of Mrs.
Spreckcls and their son John d.
SpreckeIs Jr.
Spreckels was foremost figure
for years in Pacific coast industrial
and financial development. He was
at one time active in the Hawaiian
sugar industry, was interested in
various railroad projects. on tho
coast, and was the builder of San
Diego $ street railway system.
Philanthropies Numerous
The Panama California exposition
(Con+inua1 on napo ~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
No Trace Found
of O'Donnell Tn
Careful Search

No trace has been found Of
Ed 'Donnell, watchman for
the Imperial Irrigation district,
who disappeared from a district
dredge near Andrade last Fri
day night, although careful in
vestigatlon OF the surrounding
country has been made.
O'Donnell was about 76 years
old, aad investigation showed
that he had a considerable sum
Of money on deposit in a Yuma
bank and in a postal savings
account at Yuma.
lie is reported to be survived
EJ q son, whose present where
abou11 are unknown. About
80 years ago O'Connell worked
for the department of justice
and an effort is being made to
have the files searched to ascer-
tain if he had q son.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
RO0KHART LEAD OVER UMDlINS Is HEAVY
Will
Give Bootleggers
Bread and Water

TENCorN, Heb, June 6. =
Tic Nebraska supreme court
toGay upheld the imposition CT
8 bread ard water diet for the
first twenty and the last twen-
ty da2s OF two months SEN
tancc for violation Of state Il
Quor laws.
The case was an appeal from
the findings OF Judge Orviile
Chat of Punt county. rs the re-
su't of the opinion, written by
Jps tice w. II. Thompson, with
his associates concurring, Ray
Carson and Thomas Nelson face
forty days Of light fare il the
county jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
British Consul
Charged With Aid
To Bootleggers
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ny United Press Leased Wire
OTTAWA, Ont, June s.
Charges that the Hon. w. w.
Madden. British vice consul at
Ensenada, Mexico, received
$1,000 a consignment for liquor
shipments made to him but
whicr mover got further than
San Franciscj arc being in
vestigated by the parliamentary
customs investigation committee
here.
One shipment of 5000 cases
of liquor was said to have left
Vancouver aboard the steamer
prince Albert - but it could
not be traced further than San
Francisco.
Evidence showed that landing
certificates for liquor sent to
Madden were false and that
Ma9den rot $1,000 per consign-
ment merelv for affiXing his sig
nature to false clearance papers
for the shipments.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Bucklin Speaks
To the c. of c.

Alvin eN Bucklin, mayor of FL
Centro, will be the speaker at the
luncheon of the FL Centric chamber
of commerce tomorrow noon, it was
announced today by Secretary Car,
Michael.
"Cooperation' will form the key
note Of the mayor 5 talk. AS head
of the city government he is vitality
interested in the progress of FL Cen
tro and his message is certain to be
found interesting by those who hear
ii, Carmichael stated today.
An invitation is extended to all
business menn in the city to attend
the luncheon which viii be held NJ
the Hotel Barbara Worth
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Killer Pleads
Guilty Despite
Judges Warming
Ry United Press Lensed Wire

BAN EkSF lEID,' Cat, June D.
81 don t want lawyer; | want to
plead guilty. Charles Gafford,
negro, accused of first degree mur.
der of j. c. Scott, Wasco rancher, de.
clared to Judge }. w. Wahon in SUI
Ielior court.
'Do you know that you may or
may not be hanged - the judge
said.
"T did it and l am guilty and |
want to plead guilty Gafford an
swered. so his formal plea of guilty
vas accepted.
Gafford was accused of Staying
Scott who was sitting in a tent and
then as his victim was diving, riflng
his pockets. Gafford fled to Aber-
deem. Wash, where he was 'ater cap
tured and returned to Bakersfield
for trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
MOBILE SAYS AMUNDSEN CAN'T
TELL AERONAUTICS OF NORGE

NOME, June S.-Roald Amunds1n'
may present to the world the non
technical narrative of the Norge S
trans-polar flight from Rome to
Nome. or, more properly. from Rome
to Heller, but Colonel Umbcrto No
bile, commander of the dirigible. to-
day announced that the aeronautical
details are his to tell.
"All aeronautical parts of the Of
ficial account, - Colonel Mobile said,
"should and will be written by my
self.
"It is well known that all aero
nautical preparations were made by
me in Rome according to my own
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
ROY SCOUT SUMMER CAMP Is
OF DEEP INTEREST THIS YEAR

Although the opening date is al
most week away, over 80 applica-
tions have already been received for
enrolment in the boy scout summer
training camp, to be held at Laguna
hv the Imperial County Council, Boy
Scouts of America, June % to July
%.
FTherc has never been rs strong
interest in the camp as is shown this
season. s. L. McCrory. county
scout executive, stated today.
The camp committee of the local
council, consisting Of Frank Weed,
chairman. J. Ralph Anderson, J,
Stewart Ross and w. f. Bealc will
have general oversight Scout EX-
ecutive S. l.. McCrory will be camp
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Mother Arrested
For kidnapping

cuscd of kidnapping her owa chill
dron, Blanche Mary Anderson of
Willows was arrested near Dos Palos
bv Constable George Sopcr on com
plaint of her former husband, Roy
Middleton of Willows.
"Thosc children are mine the
mother protested "a judge may
say that they belong to him but |
know they belong to me and they
want to be with me. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08

'ideas and of my own initiative. of
course Amundscn had nothing to do
with the acronatuical part of it.
" As constructor of the airship, as
leader of the preparations for the
flight and rs commander of the
Norge on her flight, the responsible
ity rests with me to present these
aeronautical facts to the world. -
Mobiles report is now under prep
aration, he said, and will he rclcas-
ed within a short time.
81 am anxious that the world
shall have it, Mobile declared, " for
the benefit of aviation -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Mellon Reports
Z. S. A. Well Off
As to Finance
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WASHINGTON, juno s.---Advo-
Gates of further tax cuts were elat.
ed today by announcement from
Secretary Of the Treasury Mellon
that the government for the first
time since the war has found it un-
necessary to borrow to carry on the
nations business.
Administration supporters were still
wary of prediction that the treas
ury would be able soon to make
new tax cuts, but the politically wise
insisted treasury indications now
point to the chance Of cuts by 1923
presidential election year.
Secretary Mellon announced that
the government will make no Of
fering Of bonds or certificates for
sale on June l5
Mellon explained that the aRgrs.
gate public debt Of about s333,00o
900 falling due on June Is, is SONS
what smaller than usual.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
L. A. Supervisors
May Be Indicted
Dy United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. June 5. - The
Los Angeles county grand jury CON
rcncd today for the purpose, II was
reported, of taking Il vote on the
question of returning accusations
against members Of the board of su-
pcrvisors in connection with alleged
mal-conStruction and excessive costs
of the $S,000.000 hall of Justice.
\ vote Of - of the 10 members is
necessary for any direct action
against the supervisors.
The grand jury has had the new
county building under investigation
for the last four months, during
which many witnesses were heard.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08

director, assisted by an adult assist
ant camp director and u corps of
scout masters and assistants.
The camp is ideally situated in
the midst of the big pines of La
guna mountains, only 81 miles bv
good roads from the center of this
county.
Providing an opportunity for in.
tensive training in scouting activi-
ties is the purpose of the camp. The
boys will be taught the art of cul-
tivating self-reliance, resourceful-
ness, punctuality, cleanliness, and all
of those things which win aid in the
development of the highest type Of
Continued on Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Governor Hunt
OF Arizona Not
To Run Again
By United Press Leased Wire

PHOENIX. Ar12. June S.-Gov-
clnor- G.. w. p. Hunt, of Arizona,
announced today he will not be 4
n candidate for reelection.
"Natioual and California money
interests are combining to spend
large sums to defeat me. he de-
clarcd in y letter to Clevc Van Dyke
chairman of the Arizona Colorado
river commission. "It is too big II
handicap.
"Othcrs will have to carrv on the
hattie to urotrct Arizona : interests
in the Colorado river. =
Governor Igut, until his an
nouccmcnt TODAY. had been gcncr.
ally accepted in Arizona rs a candi-
dat" to succeed himself for the
siyth term.
IVc is the only governor in TN"
United States who has served five
terms.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Duggan Is Near
South America
Nv United Press Leased Wire

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, June s.
After circling the Lesser Antilles
Bernardo Duggan, Argentine aVia-
tor, has arrived at Trinidad, off the
South American mainland. He land
ed there AT S:l5 a. m. today.
The airman, who is flying from
New York to Buenos Aires, had
hoped off from Martinique at 6:20
q. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
FIVE INJURED IN
STREET CAR CRASH
Nv United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-Fivo
persons were injured, none seriously
when two street ears crashed at q
downtown intersection last night.
Confusion over right of way was as
signed rs the cause. The street
ears were virtually wrecked.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
18 Slain Near
City of Lemberg;

BERLIN. June S.-Thc Dcutschc
Allgemeine Zciturg has received an
uuconfirmcl rcport that eightcer
persons werc killed and eighty
wounded at Lembourg, Poland, ir
clashes between Ukrainian students
and troopers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Sheik -Slayer's
Wife In Court
ny United Press Leased Wire

Nv IHIttU I'TeSS TtHStHf WI
CHICAGO, June S.-irma Sulli
van Durkin, the Cornell, ILL.,, girl who
married Martin Durkm during his
flight from the police, was an inter
ested spectator in court here today
as the work Of selecting a jury for
the sheik slayer's trial was resum-
ed. 1t was Irma' 5 first appearance
despite her promise to ''see Mart
through and attend court every
day.
With only four jurors sworn in to
date, 134 Veniremen had passed
through the box in six days of ques-
tioning.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Piano recital by pupils CT
Hazel N. Baker, Baptist church,
7:45 p. m.
Imperial Valloy&gommandery
No. 54. Masonic hall,
Knights of Pythias, Davis
hau.
knights of Columbus meet,
Brawlcy.
''The Palace of Pleasure,
airdcme.
Sciots band practice, Sixth
and State.
TOMORROW
Chamber of commerce lunch
con, Hotel Barbara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Swing Receives
Letters From
Press Readers

According to communication
received from Representative Phil
d, Swing he has been receiving re-
quests from Press readers for the
bulletins concerning agriculture and
aids in farm life being published
in this newspaper.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Federal Judges
To Be Increased
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, June S.-Crea-
tion of Is additional federal Judge
ships was voted by the house today
end the increase b:n was sent to the
senate.
The new iudgeships include:
Eastern district of Michigan /;
Southern Dicstrict Of California |;
Southern District of California; l.;
southern district cf Iowa /.
The northern California and south.
EN- Iowa iudgoships were added AZ
the last moment ON the recpmmcnda-
ton of the judiciary comwittec.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Chief Justice
Taft Improving
Nv ITn,ted Press Lensed Wire

Nv '"'t"" "r"ss IthSed WIrr
WASHINGTON, June S.-Chicf
Justice William Howard Taft of the
United States supreme court. form
cr president of the United States,
was improving after a days Illness
occasioncd Ivy ovcrwork, it was
said at HIS homo here today.
The chief Justice was kept at home
during the closing session of court
Yesterday 1t was his first absence
in several years.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
Driving
Lit huanians
Across BOr der
Hy United Press Leased Wire


BERLIN, June S.-PoliSh Guards
have driven b'Hk across the border
the Lithuanian frontier guards ar3
regular soldiers who ON May l.,
when the Polish revolution was in
progress, invaded an eight mile strip
of Polish territory.
The LithuanianS subsequently con.
ceutrated in the Podgaie forest, ap-
parentlv hoping to remain mmo-
Tested because of the disturbed con.
ditions.
The states which were born of
the empires destroyed by the war
frequently disagree regarding the
treaty made boundaries. That is
particularly true of the Baltic states,
where incidents such as the Lithuan
ian invasion of Poland have occur
red frequently since 1918.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
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ROAD WILL
Be B j | | I 7
After Listening to Pro-
tests Supervisors De-
eide to Construct.
MARkEY r E S C n S
Considerable Business of
Import Is Transacted
at Meeting of Board.

July 10 is the date set this morn
ing by the board of supervisors for
opening bids on the proposed road
from the east side high line canal
through Bond S corner and CaleXico
TO Seeley.
The supervisors passed a resolu-
tion iustructing the clerk to adver-
tisc for bids from contractors for
the construction of the read.
Several hundred signatures to q
protest against the road We're pre-
scnted to the board, however, it was
declared that many of the signatures
were not legal inasmuch As several
persons signed the protest as repre-
scnting the same piece of property,
whereas only one signature should
be permitted to the property.
This was explained by the fact
that often husband and wife had
signed for property owned jointly
by them. Residents of Jasper dis
trict were chiefly antagonstic to
the road. Excessive cost aud the
belief that the road would chiefly
benefit tourists bound for McXicali,
We're mentioned as reasons for the
protest.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08
G. E. Markey Resigns

Resignation of c. f. Markey as
justice of the peace at Calexico was
accepted by the board yesterday af-
tcrnoon, and w. IL. Lorenz was ap-
pointed to succeed him. Markey
has been justice at CaleXico for sew
eral years and resigned because Of
Continued on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-08

Continued on page 81
The Alaska fisherman., 1926-03-15

consistently votes for the Demo crats, why not call him Demo crat. .~......
 Of course, we hardly blame Edward G. Morrissey in calling himself Republican for otherwise he might not have gotten that commissionership from the Re: publican Judge.
 Where does the abortion come in? Why MT. Bunnell refused to be born of the Independent mother and now the Independent League is without a baby. "Doc" Peter. son labored long and hard but lost the baby perhaps due to his inexperience as this was his first "delivery." It is we'll the child died before it's mother learned to love it. They are still seriously considering Tom Marquam but a number of the men who have regard for morality, are not able to bring themselves to support Tom.
The Alaska fisherman., 1926-03-15
the omce2"

not said so in so many words, but it is generally understood that he only filed to beat Adams
 . "Well" said MT. Grigsby, "I think I will write to MT. Boyle before I commit myself. It seems to me that you people want an independent to run all right and you don't care who he is just providing he is a Republican"
 MT. Morrissey following his GUS tom at council meeting now spoke up pointing the way out and suggested the name of the Hon. Charlie Bunnell, (democrat), President of the Alaska Agricul- tural College and School of Mines at Fairbanks. MT. Bum Il was suitable to all the Independents.
 On February 18th this league of Independent voters Normally endorsed MT. Bunnell. But these Independents realized however that their Independence" might not be so apparent so long as the recognized and only cannery lawyer on regular retainer acted as their leader. Therefore they elect ed w. E. Peterson. MT. Peterson now appears in the limelight and in the full glare as manager of political party. He has brand ed himself. May he be successful. At least he might have a fellow feeling for other ''mere politicians"
 In announcing the expected happy event the "condition" of the Independent mother being now very "Interesting" and "Doc" Peterson being present the Ketchi- kan Chronicle said, "The meeting held today which endorsed Bunnell consisted of a number of leading Ketdhikan who are vi (ling to put aside party lines and get behind strong independent can didate in the hope of defeating the present territorial representa- tive in Congress-.
 Yes, but is not that always the "hope" of the Democrats consider ing the fact that they have never yet been able to legally elect the Delegate to Congress?
 As for the rest of the Heading Republicans, the only leadership they have exercised was that of
 Heading" their friends to vote for
The Alaska fisherman., 1926-03-15
FRANK BOYLE |S T0
 WITHDRAW
REPORTED DEAL WITH
 TOM MARGUAM /.
Frank Boyle to Withdraw

On February 11th last, the "best people" around Ketchikan, moved with one accord to consider the state of the Union gathered in the Council Chambers of this city. Among those present were Lester o. Gore, the attorney for most of the big canneries about this district, A. H. Ziegler, George Grigsby, William Holzheimer, well known attorneys, but not on a regular retainer from the canneries like MT. Gore, and w. E. Peterson, prominent dentist, Edward c. Mor- rissey, editor of the Democratic paper of ''Ketchikan, and some others
 By common consel4t, perhaps recognizing his prominence being the only cannery retained lawyer present, the gathering looked to MT. Gore to preside. And of course, the presider must Say a few words that being the usual thing. He made little talk and, we will say this for him, he was candid and told his mind plainly.
 We paraphrase his speech slightly because our informer could not remember the exact words. "Gent- lemen we have been called together to consider our future course in the coming election of Delegate to Congress and to the Legislature. I do not need to tell you that Frank Boyle, seeking the nomina- tion for Delegate on the Demo cratic ticket, is going to withdraw just as soon as he beats Adams of Nome, in favor of Tom Mar quam of Fairbanks. Marquam is going to run for Congress as an independent, and we are here to organize to put him over."
 Needless to say this was rather startling announcement to some. So the Hon. George Grigsby spoke up and said, "Is that true that Frank Boyle is going to withdraw? Has he so announced his purpose. And do you mean to say that Boyle a democrat really does not want the office for which he has filed but only wishes to defeat another Democrat who really wants
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-06-02
Get Your Identity Card.

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particularly Douglas intention Mexico
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-06-02
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