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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06
Arrested For
Fiancee's Death
BY United Press Leased Wire

DE SOTO, Mo, Dec. 6.-So1
Hohenthal, wealthy bachelor, will
be arrested for the murder Of his
finance, Miss Pearl Potoskey,
Coroner Walter f. Gibson announced
today.
A warrant would be issued, he
said as soon as the report of ST.
Louis experts stating that the rusty
gun found beside the girl s body
could not have fired the fatal shot, :,
is received.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06
COLORADO RIVER

death he was state bank examiner.
He owned large cattle ranch near
Reno and other extensive holdings.
Besides his wife and son the de-
ceased is survived by n brother,
Dave Vencil of Holtville, Imperial
county supervisor from that district,
and three other brothers in Gait,
Missouri.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06
WOUNDED BY OWN GUN

LOS ANGELES, Dec. G.-Tho re-
volvcr l.. J. Ride was carrying in his
pocket TO protect himself from hold
up men discharged accidently and
inflicted a serious wound in his side
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

Long pruning of persimmons has
given best results in Orange county
for two years but the trials will be
continued.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

been named George Gilbert. M 9TH
cr and baby are both reported to be
getting along well. Mr.. Clements is
manager Of Haas Baruch and Com
pany.
Waterman PIano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store" or Phone 367J. adv
Returned to San Bernardino -
Fred Charron, 23, and Harold Muir
relo, 10 year old negro youth, who
were arrested here Tuesday night
and held for San Bernardino county
authorities, were taken to San Ber-
nardno today to answer burglary
charges. Deputy Shcriffs +. l.. Shay
and John Is0bel returned the pair.
Fire Wood-o2o South Eighth st.
Phone 1907. adv
Failure to Provides. f. Laster,
sc, Westmorland farmer, was arrest
ed there last night and brought to
the county jail on a charge of fail
urc to provide, according to the
sheriff s office.
Palmers Have Daughter-Mr. and
Mrs. f. l.. Palmer of 3jl Holt ave
nue. announce the birth of seven
pound daughter Tuesday evening at
the family home. The young lady
has been namcd Donna Jean Mother
and daughter are getting along fine.
Natural Permanent Waves $40
Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. Tel.
783. tt
Asks Divorce-In n divorce com
plaint filed with the county clerk
yesterday Birtie Dickcrson, plant
iff, charged her husband, Edward
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

Charles Frey, animal hunter,
caught ten bob eats and II coyotes
in Jefferson county, Oregon, during
'Nugist ana September
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06
Buttered Pop Corn OF best quality:
fresh and warm at all times. A 25t
carton is plenty for your family OF
your party. Also we take special OF

At Dairy Conference - Vcrn De-
Tar, county farm advisor, c. !. Free
man and Gilbert Cobleigh, cowtest-
crs, left this noon for Los Angeles
to attend a conference called by G..
f. Gordon, University of California
extension specialist in Dairying.
"Dairy Cost Studies' will be dis
cusscd at the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06
We Loan to Buld, buy or refin'
ance. Tyler Insurance agency. adv

Gold Lettering on leather goods.
Names soc up. Pioneer Bindcry, 2ll
So. Sixth. Phone 134. adv
Clements Have Son-Mr. and Mrs.
j.. T.. Clements are the parents of
an eight and n quarter pound son,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06
ders for parties. At Paul's lemon.
ade Stand, Pickwick Stages Depot.
adv

Golf Tourney Sunday A golf
team from the FL Centre Country
club will meet an aggregation of
Holtville linksmen on the local
course next Sunday, it was announc-
ed today. The contest will open a
winter tournament. Members of the
team will be announced later.
Valley Gets Publicity - Imperial
Valley turkeys received considerable
publicity at the inaugural ball and
dinner of the Los Angeles Trans
portation club, held in the Hotel
Alexandria, being featured on the
menu. V. f. Frizzell, former popu-
lar Southern Pacific freight and
passenger agent here, was chairman
of the entertainment committee.
A Few More exceptional coats
and dresses on sale for Friday and
Saturday only. Coats, Sport and
Fur Trimmed, $10.95 to $49.7j.
Dresses in Tweed, Flannel, Satin
and Crepe, 1896 to $l4.95. Most
unusual values. katherine Sull'-
vans Exclusive Shop For Women.
l33 No. Sixth st. adv
To Discuss Auditorirm-On the
invitation. Of 4. G. Farrar, comman-
der of Boycc Aten Post, American
Legion, representatives of the El
Centre service clubs and the cham
Der Of commerce, win meet with
Legion members in the club rooms
at the courthouse Friday night at
7:30. The meeting will discuss plans
for the possible construction of Il
civic auditorium in FL Centre.
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub
ber and Hecolite Plates a Speciality.
CAT Main ST., FL Centre. adv
Grimes Visiting Here-Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Grimes and son of Ordwav,
Colorado, are visiting Dir. and Mrs.
r. l.. Palmer at their home, G27
Hamilton avenue. Mr.. Grimes is
looking over the Imperial Valley
from a farming standpoint, being
considered one of the prosperous
farmers of the Ordway, Colorado
district.
Buttered Pop Corn Of best quality:
fresh and warm at all times. A 25t
carton. is plenty for your family OF
your party. Also we take special OF
At Dairy Conference - Vcrn De-
Tar, county farm advisor, c. !. Free
man and Gilbert Cobleigh, cowtest-
crs, left this noon for Los Angeles
to attend conference called by G.
L Gnrlnn I-niunrSitu nf Califnrnia
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

born yesterday morning in the El
Centro hospital. The youngster has
been named George Gilbert. Moth
cr and baby are both reported to be
getting along well. Mr.. Clements is
manager of HaasBaruch and Com
pany.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06
Thursday, December 6, 1928

Held To Answer in Court.-Walter
$. Mcdonald of Los Angeles, charg-
ed with non-support of his three
minor children at lIoltvillc in a com.
plant by his former wife, Coma Me
Donald, was ordered held to an
swer in superior court by Judge
Mayfield yesterday afternoon.
Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break.
fast, 25c up; merchants lunch 60c;
table d hote dinner $1.00. adv
Inspector Visits Ell Centro-Fred
Vallejo, district inspector for the
division of motor vehicles, arrived
here from Los Angeles yesterday
afternoon to make n survey of this
section. He will spend today here.
Oregon Coffee Shop. Open all
night. adv
DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Held For Investigation-Pable
Ochoa, %, and Jesus Rodriguez, %.
both of Westmorland were arrested
in Rrawely Tuesday with two other
McNicans after they were alleged
10 have attempted to sell womcn's
Ndresses ON the streets. Ochoa and
Rodriguez were brought to the coun-
~ Jail here where an investigation
was being conducted in an effort to
learn from where the clothing came.
We Loan to Bu1d, buy or refin'
snce. Tyler Insurance agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

Waterman PIano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Storc,' or Phone 367J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

Natural Permanent Waves $40.
Parisienne Beauty Shoppe. Tel.
783. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

Asks Divorce-In n divorce com
plaint filed with the county clerk
yesterday Birtie Diekerson, plant
iff, charged her husband, Edward
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

DR.. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. Rub
ber and Hecolite Plates Specially.
647 Main ST., FL Centre. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break.
fast, a5c up; merchants lunch 60c;
table d. hote dinner $1.00. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-06

Fire Wood-22O South Eighth st.
Phone 1907. adv
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
FRIDAY (TElEGRApHsC)
SOLDIERS AND INSURGENTS
 FIGHTING IN MEXICO

Mexico City. Mar. 2s, (P-Dis- patches from Guenajuato today say that niuety-two insurgents, two Catholic Priests, the chieftan Ro- mingo Anaya. two army officers. and four soldiers were killed in the bloodiest battle that has occurred since the insurgents became active. Forty insurgents were wounded, forty-seYen insurgents were cap tured. General Genovevo Rivas the comma nder of the 43rd Regiment and six soldiers were also wounded. The military authorities declared that the battle dealt death blow to the uprising. One hundred and eighty horses and 'sixty-seven rifles were captured The insurgents numbered three hundred and gave battle desperately for twenty-nine hours under Anaya and the two priests.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31

f the laws were not obeyed they were robbing their children and their children's children for un4 told generations. of the means of making a living.
 Mir. Range referred to the gay dens ar l showed ho% it was io.- sible tc :urpiy Nome With chea '- CT. fresher and better vegetab.c cs than they were now getting from the outside. Jacob Saxey. a boy won a prize, a watch with his name engraved on 1t. given by the bureau, for having the best gar den of any boy or girl in the vil- lage.
 Some of Mir. Ranges remarks dealt with the growing importan- ~e of the village at the mouth of he Koyuk River. and where four yirls. to shame the men into build ng better houses. were themselves building house that when hn- ished would be one of the incest ones about.
 Mir. Range was followed by Mir. Schmidt, the reindeer superinten- dent, who spoke eloquently on the necessity of doing and to keep on doing until finished, regretting the fact that some native boys were not as eager to work as they should be in attending their herds and other things, The future of the reindeer industry and getting a market for them was discussed upon we'll known lines.
 Marshall Jones after laying ov- CT here one day. headed for St. Michael where he expects to meet the depr'y marshall from Marshal. Until h. gets there his future movements are uncertain.
 l.. Rotman. fur buyer. after an nexing considerable fur, headed back toward Kotzebue
 F. Bruun. fur buyer from Nome. is headed toward St. Michael and from there he will visit different points on the lower Yukon where he expects to gather the furry family in large quantities.
 THOMAS POWERS
 Correspondent.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
DERBY PRIZE WINNER
 TURNS PHILANTHROPIST

Milnthorp, England. (N A fairy wand was pointed at Milnthorp when William Fitzpatrick, dental mechanic of .Capetown. won this y.aars Calcutta Derby sw wearstakes.
 With part of his s50O,000 win nings, he bought a house for his mother. gave his mother and sister automobiles, entertained the old folks of Milnthorp at an elaborate feast. and gave party for crip- pies of this region and another for orphans.
 He awarded challenge cup for the Morecamby cross bay swimm- ing association each year and sent $4S5 to the Milnthorp Nursing As sociation.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
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Especial Nugget Correspondenee)
 Film. Feb. 29 (Delayed)
 The first airplane to pay a visit to Film dropped down here on the ice last night. right at the front door of the village. Pilot Noel Wien. with his Stinson Detroiter. made most graceful landing at 4 D. m.. with a couple of passen- gers. Assistant District Attorney Charles Taylor enroute to Nome from the great Outside where he has spent the winter in Texas with his daughter. and Mrs. Medley of Unalakleet, who is headed for the doctor in Nome suffering from the aftermath of ptomaine poisoning. The plane flew very low over the village, headed for Nome, and dis appeared ir the fog that was set- tling thicker every minute.l It was only a matter of few minutes when the plane appeared again ar ound the Point. flying exceedingly low, and apparently seeking a smooth landing place. The news of the coming of the plane passed like lightning through the village and the populace was all agog to see te great bird of the air come down. Today the fog still hangs thickly over the mountains. and the weather is not conducive to fly ing. Mrs. Medley is guest at the residence of the Government school teacher, while Pilot Wien and MT. Taylor are resting at the roadhouse.
 Marshal Warren of St. Michael and MT. Mass of Dime creek were calling on friends in Film over the week end. Both were homeward bound from Nome. ~
 Billy Nelson has been spending some time with Tom Moon on the Tubuktoolik river. doing bit of prospecting. It is the popular be- lief that wherever Tom Moon spends considerable time looking for the Elusive Yellow" there must be something worth while.
 Film. Mar. 23, 1928
 One of the little girls of the village. year old child of Ike's, was badly bitten about the face by neighbor's dog a few days ago. The little girl was in the habit of playing with the small children in a neighboring cabin. and with Iit- ter of small pups just able to crawl around. One wee puppie was play ing near the little girls feet, when
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31

the public at his popular hotel which is unexcelled for its service and it's cuisine.
 Barney Buck of Dime creek has been prospecting on the headwat- CTS of the Keewaltk river and has now moved his outfit over on the koyuk watershed.
 W. H. Valentine has had an out At prospecting over on Peace river this winter.
 Fred Swanson expects to close his Dime creek roadhouse for the summer and move to the coast, where mosquitoes will not be 90 plentiful.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for the Cape Nomo Precinct. second Division, Territory of Alasha, Before tho Hon. c. ". Thornton, U. 8. Conn missioner and Hx-Omcio Probate
 Judge.
 In the Matter of the Estate of: ALICk HOLMSEN, deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned that he has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate of ALICK HOLMsEN. deceased. and all persons having claims against the said estate must exhibit the same. with the neces- sary vouchers. within six months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administrator. at his place of business. the Nevada Pool Room. situated on Front Street. Nome. Alaska, the came be- ing the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate in the above Precinct and Territory. Dated at Nome. February IT. 1928 s. H. BURGH.
 Administrator. Publish Feb. sS. Maroh ,. 10. IT. S4. 11Se.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
aIRpI4ANE GOES TO toLovIN

Pilot Noel Wien with his cabin plane hopped of this morning with Dan Crowley as passenger for Col ovin. Mrs. Mary F.. Nylin and son for Film, and Miss Ada Arthurs as round tripper. The plane will return to Nome today and take of for Fairbanks tomorrow morning. weather permitting, with passen- gers and mail. The postoffice will remain open tomorrow up to the time the plane leaves for Fairbanks and then will close for the balance of the day in observance of Seward Day.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31

suddenly the mother dog sprang ae the child and sank her fangs to the bone In the little girls face. just below the eye. The mother dog has always been . great pet of the It. tie children. and never before took exception 10 them.
 Another Ii tie gi l Q. ort yaa-. of t-.e B. ne .an:ly. ado .,t-d b. oL,' Npgleen living at Cape Darby. was badly scalded last week about the chest and arms when she pulled a tea-kettle of boiling water over on herself. The weather was bitterly cold at the time the accident hap pened; and two days elapsed ere the foster-parents sent to Film for medical relief. The child Is re- ported doing nicely.
 Deputy Marshal Warren of St. Michael has passed through the village a couple of times this month with prisoners.
 Mir. Mass of Dime creek passed through here a few days ago plan ming to try out his team in the dog races at Nome.
 On the 18th a few travellers from up coast passed through Film head ed for the annual mission confer ence held this year at Unalakleet.. Among the travellers were MT. L. E. Ost of Goiovin, with Mrs. Billy Reg ling as passenger. and Mrs. Olson and daughter of Golovin. The tra- velers rested over night at Film and were accompanied on the trail next morning on the 4-day journey to Unalakleet. by about one half the native population of Film who de sired to attend the conference.
 Messrs. Bruun and Rotman. fur buyers. caused quite bit of mer riment along the line recently when they were out racing for the furs. It was nip and tuck who should get there first. According to reports not always the first of the two to arrive in the village got the fur. Occasionally the cravings of the in ner man satiated, the one sallied forth to find his opponent had ar rived and bought up the town while he calmly gorged himself.
 Fox hunting closed on the 18th. with a fair catch for this section. With the closing of the fox season, began the sealing. The boys are bringing them in right along daily. The villages travellers accommo dations were taxed to the utmost last night when U. S. Marshal Jones homeward bound to Nome from a long trip up the Arctic Coast with . driver and a prisoner, and Dep uty Marshal Wagner of Candle. with Mrs. Roust and a friend as pas sengers. couple of white" men enroute to Nome from Elephant Point. Missionary Rev. Nordiind of Unalakleet and the travellers re- turning up coast from the Unala- kleet conference-ali arrived to spend the night here. Rev. Nord lfni made very acceptable ad- dress at he weekly Thursday night prayer meeting last evening. MT. Nordlind visiting the villages in this district. in connection with the Mission. making White Mountain his objective.
 MARY E. NYLIN.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
DETECTIVE STORIES
 FASCINATE PREMIER

London. (R-Detectiye stories did not interest Stanley Baldwin. England's Prime Minister. as a boy. but he likes them now.
 In his childhood he read Scott and before he was nine he had gone through the whole of Guy Mannering." "Ivanhoe." Red Gaun- tlet." and Rob Roy" he told the English Association of which he is president.
 Although he enjoyed Pilgrim 8 Progress" when a boy. he always skipped the theological discussions.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31

Information desired as to the present whereabouts of MIR. RICH ARD HABERLAND. formerly of Juneau, Alaska. Any information of the above should be sent to the Governors Office at Juneau. Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
SEWARD DAY WILL BE
 OBSERVED TOMORROW

Friday, March 30th. being Sew ard Day" throughout Alaska, the city and Federal offices, schools and stores will be closed all day. and the postoffice will close after the plane leaves for Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31

MARY E. NYLIN.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31

New forms complying with the Jaw fn reference to liability of own CTS Of mining claims, are now on sale at the Na9get once. They are printed ou cssd board and arc of convenient sixe fer posting on the claims.
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
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Olson, Oberg and Hanson are moving a boiler and drilling out fit up the Keewalik river near Quartz creek where extensive pros pecting will be done.
 Evern and Warsing are moving an outfit up on Quartz creek and drilling operations will be carried forward this coming summer.
 Nate Hansen is getting his hy- draulic outfit ready for spring op- erations on Quartz creek. This plant was installed last year and for the short time operated showed a neat profit.
 Jack Little will hydraulic on Glacier creek this coming summer. This creek is on the left limit os the Keewalik river.
 Billy Leavitt is still shovelling In on Gold Run and is still in the pay.
 Mace and John Freeland are prospecting across the divide from Gold Run on First Chance creek. a tributary to the koyuk. Mace has been working this ground for the past two years.
 Gillis and Black have taken out a windlass dump for spring clean up at the mouth of Jump creek. about mile from Candle.
 L. A. Sundquist is getting his plant in shape for next seasons work On Patterson creek.
 Nolan and Swanson will operate their hydraulic plant on Patterson creek next summer with a larger crew than ever.
 Tom Roust, xho has leased the Billy French property. will install a hydraulic plant next spring.
 Billy Hammond has completed his new ditch and will be able to work his hydraulic outfit to bet ter advantage during the coming season on No IS Above on Candle creek.
 Jack Bedding who operates on No. Bench. and Jack Murphy. who is on No. Gulch. will take out a dump this spring.
 Dune. Macdonald and Alex Mo- lntosh will start drifting shortly on their property near Candle.
 c. H. Evern had the misfortune to break two fingers on his right hand. They are doing nicely and he will be able to use his hand in about two weeks.
 The Coffin Brothers on Discovery on the kugruk got their pump and hoist installed too late last fall to show results, but expect good cleanup next spring.
 Last summer two natives sniping in the old workings on ko-o-puk banned out over thousand dol lars
 Candle is coming to the front on aviation. Tom Roust has under construction monoplane. of the Crawford type. to carry three pass engers and having a cruising ra- dius of a thousand miles. It Is with the intention of making Can de the center of Northwestern AL aska
 The need of better roads and the completion of the tramway is keen iy felt by the Candleites.
 On Saturday, March 24th. Miss Esther Sandgren. the popular Can dle school teacher. gave a card party and dance which was enjoyed by the ladies and their escorts. Mrs. Swanson won first prize; Mrs. Weinard second prize, and Mrs. Sundquist the booby prize For the men, Andy Nylen, the popular Sol omon dredge man won first prize: F. M. Warsing, second, and O. A. Lundberg the booby prize. Messrs. Larsen and Lundberg. and Mrs. Her bert and Miss Sandgren executed Swedish polka which was greatly enjoyed by the guests. as was also a folk dance by Mrs. Eyern and Mir. Larsen. Music was furnished by Curt Evern at the piano. Andy Nordlind, with his talking accor- dian, and o. F. Weinard with his r..s.o Iupchao. os
The Nome nugget., 1928-03-31
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Eight boys who were summoned
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smoot nor Councilman Il q. Fan.
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Al mass meeting will be held 10
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