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Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15
REVEREND STRATON TROTS OUT AL|BI
 IN CONTROVERSY
LIQUOR INTERESTS ARE SEEK ING TO EMBARRAss HIM;
 OWNS HOTEL AND BAR

NEW YORK, Aug. 14. (P-A dis patch in the Evening Post from Greenwood Lake quoted Reverend straton as saying the liquor inter ests are seeking to embarrass him in his controversy with Governor A Smith and may have been back of the reported sale of liquor in a hotel recently acquired by the minister.
 straton has been informed by a re- reported that the latter had bought a quart of whishey over the hotel bar property passed to syraton. Six w7eks ago it was used for the Green wood Lake Christian Assembly head quarters. straton said there had been bar in the hotel but he thought it was dispensing only soft drinks
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15
LIFE INSURANCE BROKER
 JAILED; BIC SHORTAGE

CHICAGO, Aug. 15, R-Roy c. Tombs, president of the 1nternation- al Life Insurance Company, was ar rested here by Chicago police on a fugitive warrant from St. Louis. Tombs' arrest followed the detec- ton by insurance examiners of six instances of an alleged shortage of $3, 5OO,OOO in the assets of the In ternational Insurance company.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15
SON RECEIVES SAD NEWS DEATH FATHER
 UPON ARRIVAL BARROW

POINT BARROW, Aug. 15. (R- Sad news awaited the schooner c. s. Holmes of Seattle which arrived here on strong wind and took shelter be- hind grounded iceburgs. A telegram had lain at this port for two weeks which told Capt. John Backland. Jr., skippeg oof the death of his father in Seattle on August 2. The elder Back land was stricken with blindness this spring and passed the command of the ship to his son.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15
THIS IS RICH CONSIDERING
 SOURCE OF CONTROVERSY

GREENWOOD LAKE, N. T., Aug. 15. (P)-Rev. straton threatens, if Al Smith refuses to meet him in de- bate anywhere except his church, to hire the largest hall he can find and ne1eat the sermon which brought on the present controversey. straton says the church is no place to hold political debate.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15
~oaGE IN BOTTLE
9T Ar7g FIX lr

A-a1 A2E Aug. 15, R-A
 osl2 "aa washed ashore at Rot t"moro3g Island containing mes sage tgaed by RozId Amundsen, but it is believed to be hoax. The mes zage n the bottle read, Landed cn point seven 28 degrees g minutes East-Roald Amundsen."
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15
THREE BURN ID DEATH SUMMER HOME BLAZE
 REAL ESTATE OPERATOR

REDWOOD CITY, Aug. IA. (R- Three persons were burned to death by fire which swept the summer home of Sol Rolf, wealthy San Fran cisco real estate man; four others were injured. The fatalities resulted from suffication when fire broke out early in the morning which may have resulted from chimney defect. Three died while trying to escape but were overcome by smoke.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15

oan R ns h1 gse des 6S uan location secret for 24 years until he could find honest to finance it for him. He finally placed his trust in Jesse Wiley and they sharing the treasure bur jed under the hill shown above.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15
FEAR CIVIL WAR

VIENNA, Aug. IA. (P)-The death of Stefan Raditch, Coratian leader, as the result of being shot in Jugosla- vlan Chamber of Deputies, has given liae to fear that civil war may break ou between the Croats and the Jugo- 4lav.an government party,
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15
New RangeC Cattle
 Experiment Afoot In The Interior
1OVERN1TENT ENPERTTTENTAL HARMS ARE COL LECTING HERD OF GALLOWAY CATTLE AT LIGNTTE WHERE ANIMALS EXPECTED TO LIVE OFF THE COUNTRY; TWO PURE BRED BULLS GO THRU SEWARD ON WAY FROM KODIAK STATION.

Further experimenting n range raising on the Inter White in charge of animal husbandry for the Alaskan experimental stations who arrived this morning the S. s. Admiral Evans from Kodiak his way to Lignite near the far end of the railroad He is accompanied by Seward Ods packer for the Alaska Guides and is tensive rancher on Kodiak
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15
STICK UP BANK

CHICAGO, Aug. 15, (P-Five men held up the West McHenry State bank northwest of here and escaped with $21,OOO in currency. The town na shal emptied his pistol at them as .',ey fled in an automobile.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-15

The men brought two thorough bred black Galway bulls from the ex- perimental farm at Kodiak which they are taking to Lignite A herd of approximately eight head of the same breed of cattle will be assembl- ed there, the cows being taken from the experimental farms at Matanuska and Fairbanks
 we have found a section of coun try in the vicinity of Lignite," said Mr. White today before his departure up the line," that seems to be a fa- vorable place for our experiment for year-around ranging of cattle. It is well grassed and the climate is not too severe. Horses have been winter ed there successfully.
 After some reconnaissance, we will turn them lose with some proyi sion as to keeping all eye on them, and will leave them to live off the country always being ready to sup ply to them in case of heavy weather that might put them into difficulty They are a hardy breed and should thrive, as they should find conditions no more severe than in their native land They have been carefully bred Up to meet Alaska conditions and the experiment will be watched with careful interest and observation by the experimental department. They will not be allowed to run entirely will as they are too valuable animals to lose, and of course we will have some central ranch from which to watch and guard The main idea is such as to determine whether they may subsist in the natural conditions of the country without extreme win- ter feeding.'
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

DEF 5 veto. Meanwhile they are
watching with interest the discom-
future in the majority party caused
ly the agricultural rift.
The tone of President Coolidge 5
Indictment caused much bitterness
among farm leaders and they are
counting upon the resentment they
believe this will arouse to carry
forward their campaign at Kansas
City.
Hoover leaders, on the other hand,
believe the president : drnuncia-
tjon of the measure as injurious 10
all classes themselves win strength
on his cause.
Some felt that the Lowdcn Dawes
farm group might suffer from the
president : suggestion THAI the
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
FARM BLOC TO
DELAY ACTION
ON FARM Bill:
BY United Press Leased wir~

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Farm
bloc leaders decided today to delay
until tomorrow any action ON Presi-
dent Coolidge 5 veto of the McNary
Haugcu farm relief measure.
Many farm bloc members believe
they have insufficient votes to pass
the bill over the veto and that it
would be a waste of time to force
q vote Others think that cit is
due the producing sections of the
countrN' to carry the fight on 10
conclusion.
Private conferences will be held
through the day in an effort to
reach some agreement.
Meantime the veto message was
upon the senate table ready to he
called up for a vote or referred to
committee ut any time.
President Coolidgc's : scorching
veto of the McNary Ilaugrp farm
h:U was seen today as charging tho
protest to hr staged by discontcnt-
rd agricultural elements at the
Kansas City Republican convention,
whatever may be it's ultimate ct-
feet upon individual presidential
candidates.
Senate supporters of Secretary Of
Commerce Hoover, however, would
ke to force the issue, # they found
the senate would sustain the prrsi-
DENT and thus also sustain the posi-
ton OF Hoover. who recently rcitor-
a,sd H. opposition to the bill.
Supporters OF Frank 0. Lowden
would prefer that the bill rest with
the veto. # Congress upheld the
president, that w.uld be a blow to
Lowdcn 5 candidacy, which is based
primarily upon the farm issue.
Mcst Democrats, i. is clieved,
would eagerly welcome an oppor-
tEnitv to vote to override the prcsi
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
CANTALOUPE
MARKET

Cantaloapa shipments for Wed
ae>day: - east, - Wes,. total
-s6. Ordered fer today's loading,
329. Sea>on : shipments To date,
2lA4 cantal1GpcS: = Waterm"ians.
First car straight Laneyd vs. ship
ped yesterday.
Cash sarlot market. Imperial val
ley points Wednesday: Market
slightly weaker STANDARD los,
~1.15-Sj: ripes S2-2.45, mostly s.
30 Watcfme'eu>, : cars shipped,
l6 ordered for todav's loading. Cor
rection ON telegraph report between
Prawley and Fl Centre Yesterday;
should have read one car watermel-
ans shipped Tuesday instead of 10.
Todav's quotations.: New York,
= degrees. clear ~ Imperial. one
Mexican. , Imperial express arril-
ID. Market slightly weaker Pri-
vatc sales Jumbo As. $5-5.75; @Gs
SIPS; standard As. 5000; '&6s.
mostly =: pauyo I0,fia-s, So
@&2. Auction sales. > cars jumbo
- S475=5.I6; Dos. $4to4.90; stan
lard As. s4.+o-4.G5: @6s %4.@0-4J5;
ponvS s".So-4.20: flats SL65-L9Q.
Chicago, - degrees, cloudy. ~
Imperial, Mexican arrived, -
.ars en- track, market barely steady.
Jumbo 4js SOD; &6s $40; stand
4rd Us @4.75-5; &fs $40; flats,
landlords $Lfo-l.75; jumbo flats,
-1.75-19o.
Les Angeles. CO degrees, cloudy.
a lmp rial, ] Mexican arrived, -
d tra. 4, market Slightly weaker.
Jumbo 41s, -: 26s, 24.75; standards
-2.7l; r.nys SLIP; flats 90 cents
ia 4ll0 Soft stock all sizes dis
-tCuted - cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
hmended Complaint Filed.-Ar

Amended Complaint Filed.-An
amended complaint was filed at the
county clerk : office this morning
by Albert Won Fluc against Carl
Won Flue. The case Is based on q
promissory note and the plaintiff
holds that in his information and
belief ~. defendant destroyed the
note. He holds that II was in the
sum Of $500 and asks Judgment IN
tlat amount. plus interest and costs
IF action. Edward H. Law ap-
pears IS attorney for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

it be restored with military honors.
At 1880 p. M, . detachment of 30
Austrian soldiers in command of u
lieutenant, raised the Italian flag
ccrcmoniously from the top Of the
building.
The consulate personnel stood in
the windows and gave the Fascist
salutc-arm extended upward and
out straight from the shoulder-as
the flag was hoisted.
\ crowd, attracted by the incl
dent, became enraged at the pres
cncc of the Italians, and began an
auti-ltaIian demonstration that still
was in progress late today.
The canning Of peas started at
Modesto, Stanislaus county, recent
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Estate Papers Filed.--A petition
for letters of administration in the
matter of the estate of Marian
Singh. also known as \. 5. BainS,
was filed at the county clerk S of
flee this morning by :. p. Williams,
public administratog. The petition
err is represented by HickcoX auG
Trudc.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Wasco has 20a acres of watormcl-
ans and Corcoran expects Goo car
loads
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Women Drivers Co,Ade.-Mss. w.
L. Miller a. HelH5i.c and Mrs. d.
u. Horrara of CaieNico were the
drivers et tsye=raFs which figured
in a minor accident as Firth aud
state streets as -:"a O'Clock Ecste"-
oav affe7uaor Mrs. NilIr's small
son, who was ia the ear az IL. TIM
was slightly iuigg,f Mrs Irrrsra
said 1hat tie san had blinded her
and tLat shG WIS unable t. avoid
the collision, Chief O>wa,t Who ln-
vcet;a4ted the aceid declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

WASHINGTON. May 24 Fate
Of the Swing uhusou Boulder dam
bill i'm This Congress may be decided
within the next - hours.
The house is expected TO complete
its debate aud vote ON the measure
this afternoon or tonight and SEMI
ter johnson, Republican, California.
plans to keep the senate in continue
Gus session from the time it con
v,ues today until a vote Is taken.
Friends Of The bill are confident
il Will pass the house but c0uccdr
tie outcome ct the senate fight 10
he doubtful.
Senators A>hurst and Hayden.
Arizona. Democrats, are prepared TO
fjlibu~tcr tile bin Is long as ncccs-
sarv 20 prevent a vote and will be
hclrcd by the usual flood Of prefer
entjal last minute business.
Reconsideration OF several bills
vetoed by President Coolidge. in
Guiding tha NcNarv- -Haugen farm
relief mcasurc, conference reports
on tax reduction and Muscle Shoals,
and consideration of the second de
tirienry appropriation bill will ot-
cupv much Of the remaining time.
Once the deficiency bin is passed
cut and sent to the president, a mo-
tion for adjournment viii be in or
DIR and johnson may not be in or
der to hold the senate for action on
Boulder dam.
Leaders are understood to he
planning Adjournment next Na.ur-
day regardless Of the success or fail
re ef Boulder Dam advocates III 4
vote bv that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
Company Wins Judgment

Company Wins iJudgment.-The
Pacific Land and Cattle Company
was awarded Judgment in the sum
Of S2,o5o against the Imperial
Holdings. Inc by Judge Vaughn
TIamu~on in superior court this
morning. Tie Judgment was re-
turned following a default hearing
in the case. :. p. Williams appear
ed as attorney for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Dr. E. J. Baraoe, Dentist, CAT lain
Ov-2 Piggy Wiggly. Phone 3S2W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

local Wcman's Father D:es.-Dr.
A. p. Hanson of this city lcft today
for Los Angeles. where he was sam
manel hv the death OF Mrs. Ham
son 5 father, Mr. Richardson Of
Hollywood. Death came rs the eli
max of serious illness Of some
months, and occurred II tha Ange-
lus hospital yesterday. Mrs. Han
son was summoned to Los Angeles
some time ago ~ ha~ fathers crit
ical condition. Many friends
throughout the valley will extend
their sympathy to Mrs. Hanson in
hgr bcre9vcmen-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

farm bill was based either on poll
tical cNpcdieucy or on lack Of
knowledge Of the situation,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
NE WIS BRIEFS
From, City and Comfy

Tiremcn Get CaI-EI Centre fire
men were awakened from pleasant
dreams at 3 O'Clock this morning.
Vhcn a still alarm called them to
the Oregon Hotel. Arriving thcrc,
tlos found q fire but il was in an
iucircrator behind the hotel and
doing no damage. A fire had ap-
larcnty been started yesterday aft
Gnoon and had died down. bursting
into flame again early this morning.
The framm returned TO thcir
dreams.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

We Loan 70 BunG, nuv or refin-
Ince. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
National
At 3rooklyn

New York -. 0oo coo oO9-9 3
BROOKLYN -. 200 eco 6lN-3 Is
Fitzsimmons and Hogan; Petty
and Hcnlino.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
American

At Philadelphia (First Game)
New York oo2 00l 3G3 . \ >
Philadelphia 0e) III l12.5 IL =
shcaly Moore, Hoy. and Collins;
Grove, Powers, Ehm&r aad Go h
r3nC.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
At pittsburgh

Chicago ...-.. eco col l0G-2 5 !
Pittsburgh GOO 642 0oy-6 II o
Nrhf and Gonzales; Grimes and
ErDL.L
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

When in San Diego for your Va,
cation, stop at the Cottage Auto
Court, always cool, plenty Of air,
over'ookS Mission Bay. Reasonable
rates. 9911 Moreua Blvd. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
Austrians Abuse
Italian COlOrs
ny United Press Leased Wire

INNSBRUCK, Austria, May y.
Students, tearing down the flag
from above the Italian consulate
today, precipitated an international
incident that threatened to become
serious.
Because the flag was torn down,
the italian consulate demanded that
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

DR.. J. A. Bowman, Osteopathlc
Physician. 532 Main St. Phone Ia
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

DR.. Foncannon, osJeopath. Room
26 Davis Bllg. Phoue 81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Washington at Don, pao'nanod.
ain
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Everybody has Cislikes. but
everybody likes Pau}'s Lemonade
Why! At Pickw:ck Stage Depot.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Bealtiful Choice cut roses 81, per
dozen. See or phone Mrs. Virgil
Patterson, Imperial. adv
Wood Files Suit.-A civil action
was flied at the county clerk 5 OF
flee this morning by Will G.. Wood,
superintendent Of state banks rs
liquidator in charge of the Farmer 5
and Merchant 5 bank of Imperial,
against T. l.. Ealy. The suit is
based on n promissory note and
Judgment in the sum of S4,@&S.39 is
asked. f. w. Davis and J. H. Hoft-
man appear for the plaintiff.
o Sciots! Remember the date, May
2Gth, 6 p. II. Barbara Worth Hotel
adv
Traffic Cases in Court.-Two
traffic violatorS were arraigncd De
fore Judge l. Mayfic}d this morn
ing aud pleaded guilty to minor
traffic Violations. Henry Schfcr-
ho'z waS sentenced "a pay a fine -
$3.50 while Z. II. LIord was given a
dismissal when he showed HAT =
4i4ht iatsartion had bDoa corrected.
Let Us Help Yen get ri1 Of daul-
ruff. Pari>iennc Beauty Shopno.
127 No. Fifth St. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Or. A. B. rausun. Dentist, nay Is
indg. Extraction specialist. a3'
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
NO VOTE ON
Bill TONIGHT
Continued from Page ~

cover the $125,oo0,o0O appropriation
required.
The house adopted an amendment
by Representative Moore, Democrat,
Virginia, approved by the irrigation
committee, requiring approval by
the president Of acts of the socre-
tarv of interior, IN carrying out the
project.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
o Sciots! Remember the date, May
10Th, 6 u. IT. Barbara Worth Hotel.
adv

Let Us Help Yen get rf1 Of daul.
ruff. Pari>iennr Beauty Shopnn.
l37 No Fifth -. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Meloland Man Arrcsted-Josc
Fernandez, 80. of Meloland was ar
rested on a warrant by Deputy
Shoriffs sharp and McClclland last
night. The warrant charges him
with fraudulant mortgaging Of pro-
pertv and was issued through Judge
Griffin 5 court at Brawley. The dc
PENDANT was taken to Rraw!ey to-
day for arraignmeut.
o sciots! Something doing every
minute from 6 p. m. on March 26th.
adv
Collections Everywhere. Imperial
Valley Credit Ass n. 1l3 No. Fifth
adv
Young IIiker Deta:ned.-Lorraino
Morris. IS. Of Fort Worth, Texas.
WIS detained by county authorities
when She arrived in EI Centro
bound on a hiking trip to san pi-
ego. The matter was referred to
tIe probation officer for investiga-
tjen and the Young lady was rclcas-
ID this morning after Investigation
into the case was made. She COR
tinucd ON her foot-trip 10 the coast,
Barbara worO Rotel Club
Breakfast. 25c up Merbants lunch
soc; Table d hote dinner, $1.o0
sdT
Everybody has C!slikes, but
everybody likes Paul's Lemonade
Thy' At Pickw.ck Stage Depot.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

WASIUNGTON, May 24.-The
United States senate convened at
II q. m, today in q session that may
50 down us one Of the historic fill
iust,r,.
Senator iliram Johnson Of Calf
olnja, battling for passage Of the
BOULDER dam hin against Il threat
,ned filibaster by Arizona and Gtab
senators, said H. would try to keep
Tie bod> ia session antH 2 vote w"s
reached.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Barbara WorcD Rotel Club
Breakfast. 25c up Mechants lunch
soc; Table d hote dinner, $1.00
sd7
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
BASEBALL RESULTS

Score of today's games as furnished
by United Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:l5 p. IN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
and selects

Il can tell what is happening in bail game
almost without looking at the field. There
are signs that managers know. the click
of a ball that's fairly hit...thc rumble or the
shout in the stands.
Il found there were also signs by which
you can tell the best cigarette in the blind
fold test Fine flavor . smoothness :.
comfort to the throat &. all these made me
vote at once for OLD GOLD"
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Be1ltiful Choice cut roses 81, per
dozen. See or phone Mrs. Virgil
Patterson, Imperial. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

o Sciots! Something doing every
minnie from 8 p. m. on March 26th.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24

Collections Everywhere. tmperia'
Valley Credit Ass II. l13 No. Fifth
adv
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-23
PERKINS CASE
HEARD TODAY
Two Stolen Automobiles Re-
covered and Three Migrants
Sentenced

Two stolen Bismarck automobiles
have been recovered, three Migrants
arrested and the scheduling Of the
preliminary hearing of Bonnie May
Perkins, has been the grist Of police
court activities Tuesday and today.
The automobile owned by Father
W. j. Fisher, stolen here on May 16,
was found abandoned in Devils
Lake today, according to word re-
ceived here by Chris Martineson,
chief of police. H. E. Applequist's
automobile stolen yesterday MORN
ing was discovered abandoned in a
Mandan alley last evening.
Jack Singleton, Bismarck; Mrs.
Marie Lowal, Fort Yates; and Tony
Jackson, Fargo, were arrested on
vagrancy charges Tuesday. Single
tons sentence Of $25 fine and 30
days III Jail was suspended by J. M
Belk, magistrate, on a promise OF
leaving the city Immediately and
staying away for at least two years,
The same penalty was exacted<o OF
Mrs. Lowal. Tony. Jackson paid
court costs and received 80 day
suspended sentence when he prom
ised to leave the city.
Bonnie May Perkins, Bismarck
negress, arraigned several weeks
ago on charge of being drunk and
disorderly will receive preliminary
hearing and jury trial at p. m
today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-23
DAIRY SPECIAL
Is WORTH VISIT
County Agent Wants Farmers
to See It at New Leipzig
June l

(By Theo. Martell, County Agent)
It might be well for all residents
of Grant County to plan on taking
June l as the day on which to edu-
cate themselves on new theories and
practices in dairy and poultry inn
provement. That day the Dairy and
Poultry special will stop at New
Leipzig in the afternoon for two and
one-half hours. These tours are
planned with a definite purpose, to
give different parts of the country
an opportunity Of seeing what other
people have found to be paying
proposition and how they have made
it paying proposition.
We know dairying and poultry go
together handily. At the same time
they are separate in that most OF
the farm women do the major por-
ton in caring for the farm flock OF
poultry, while the men have tho
question of the care of the cows.
Businessmen of New Leipzig arc
giving away on that day one pure
bred Holstein heifcr calf. To OBJ
tain this animal it will be necessary
for farmers to register at the time
Of their arrival at New Leipzig. lf
the afternoon number will decide
the winner. Special effort should
be made to view the exhibits and
hear the talks OH various sub.
icctS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-23
Mail Carriers Help
Gather Statistics

Grand Forks, N. d., May 23.-P
Workers on rural mail routes in
North Dakota are busy taking q
census Of the states pig and lamb
crop, according to information re-
ceived at the office Of Paul C. New
man, federal agricultural statisti-
clan, here.
The rural mail carriers; in this
state as elsewhere, are cooperating
in the work at the request of the
postal department which cooperates
with the federal department Of agri-
culture in an effort to obtain accur-
ate data on farm conditions.
The information is obtained by
the distribution Of cards to farmers
and ranchers who fill them out, and
report to the agricultural depart
lnent. The business Of distributing
the cards h placed in the hands OF
the mail carriers who also aid in
other ways in the collection Of the
statistics. Newman said.