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The Nome nugget., 1928-12-15

Seven hundred and fifty gallons of hlconstine whiskey were siezed recently. together with two large stills said to be the largest ever seized in Alaska. by Fred Handy. of Ketchikan. Two large steam boilers were also taken in the raid. The seizure was made on Prince of Wales Island, about 30 miles from Ketchikan. by Handy and four coast guardsmen. Four men were arrested at the scene of the distillery. Tom Berry. Hon hanna Peterson, A. Nordstrom and Bert Barclay.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-15

Joe Crosson is accompanying Captain Geo. H. Wilkins and Lieut.. Ben Eileson on their present Ant arctic expedition in the capacity of second pilot. Crossen took one of the big Lockeed planes being used on the expedition from Los Angeles to New York, and accompanying him was his sister. Miss Marvel Cross n Miss Crosson left her home in Fairbanks September 2nd. boarded the steamer at Valdez and fror, Seattle flew 10 her old home fin San Diego. md then returned to Los Angeles to accompany her brother to the East. Miss Crosson remained fin New York until the expedition sailed.
 Two Alaskan deer. 2 buck and doe. will soon be added to the colony of Alaskan animals now in the National Zoo at Washington. D. S., II WhS iHduc hlNOWN iCtSht.N pN H. W. Terhune, executive secretary of the Alaska Game Commission. They are being presented to the Zoo by Mrs. Guy Chapin, wife of Superintendent Chapin of the Kar- heen Packing Company. The anil mals have been in the possession of Mrs Chapin. at Karheen. for sev- eral years and are wholly domesti- cated. Last year the doe mothered two lawns which Mrs. Chapin will keep. With the arrival of the deer in Washington. Alaska's animal Kingdom will be represented in the i FOO by three or four species of bears, wolverine. fox. and the deer and its birds by several emperor geese. There constitute one of the zoos most popular attractions and a crowd is almost always to be found congregated arop4d their quarters.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-15

Leo Pitts entered a rlea of gull ty at Skagway recently to passing fraudulent checks. He was sen- fenced to four months.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-15

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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
LEGION TO MEET
NEAR CRADLE OF
TEXAS LIBERTY
Attendance of $4,000
Expected; Lindbergh to
Give Speech.
By RICHARD c. WILSON
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 2S.-In
the shadow of The Alamo. most
sacred of all war shrincs to Texans,
Americas participants i'll the World
War will assemble here October 9
for the 10th annual national conven-
tion of the American Legion.
The Alamo, known to Texans as
the Cradle of Texas Liberty,' has
been carefully preserved. \ visit to
the Lone Star State is considered in.
complete without Il visit to the
building in which Texas first major
battle against Mexico was fought
on March 6, 1886, four days after
Texas declared its independence.
An attendance of more than 10,
600 is anticipated at the convention,
according to the local housing com
mittce. More airplanes will be used
by visiting legionnaires for this
convention than at any previous
one. Reports of flight parties have
been received from New York,
Brockton, Mass; Cincinnati; Chcy.
cnne; Kankakec, Ill. Clearfield, :,
Pa; Los Angeles and Columbus.
Whereas the defenders of The
Alamo, all of whom were slain, had
only muzzle-loaders, the convention
here will devote much OF its atten-
tion to the most modern method Of
combat-airplanes. Efforts are be-
ing made to mobilize 1000 airplancs
here during the convention.
Lindbergh to Speak
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has ac.
ccpted an invitation to be one of
the principal convention speakers.
He is expected to emphasize the
importance to the nation of an ade-
quatc aerial defense.
With Brooks and Kelly fields To-
Gated nearby, San Antonio is one
of the aviation centers of America.
Hundreds of army fliers arc trained
at these two fields annually. All
planes stationed at these two fields
and at Fort Crockett, near Calves
ton, Texas, will participate III Tie
aerial program planned for the CON
vention. Many of the planes par
ticipating in the recent national
air races also are expected to be
here.
The Governments of Cuba, Can.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
Beyschlag Talks
10 KiWa.nians
On Grapefruit

Talks on the growing and mar
keting of grapefruit III the Imperial
valley Interested the Kiwanians to-
day at their weekly luncheon at the
Barbara Worth.
Frank Beyschlag, citrus expert
for the local branch of the Univcr-
sity of California Agricultural eX.
tension service said shat at present
there are 1000 acres of grapefruit
orchards in various stages of devel-
opmcnt in the valley. These lands
comprise about onc-fifth of the to-
tai grapefruit acreage in the state.
Grapefruit consumption per an
mum in the United States is about
512 per capita out when all the
acreage now plan3ad comes into
bearing it viii mean an average
yearly consumption Of 10 to p per
capita if the grapefruit supply is
to be disposed of.
This increase means that cam
paign of education must be employ
ed for the grapefruit in The same
manner rs it was for oranges and
lemons Education has greatly in,
creased the demand for oranges in
the last few years and it can do
the same for grapefruit.
J. S. Cameron stated that the
marketing of the valley fruit has
been very difficult up to the last
two years For the last two seasons,
however, local producers have sought
their markets farther east. The
valley association is now affiliated
with the California Fruit Growers
Association and good results have
followed this move.
Men planning to invest in grape
fruit lands are reminded by Mr..
Cameron that it takes money to
plant and cultivate a citrus grove
and that marketing is still Il prob
lem on which the grower must be
Informed.
Guests Of Kiwanis were Les Sa-
Vile and w. L. Duncan of Brawlcy
end l.. J. Ferrel of CaleXico. Ralph
Reynolds was chairman of the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial.

In the matter of the estate Of
James NJ. Dean, deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned, j. A. Dean, Ad-
minstrator of the estate of James
NJ. Dean, deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to eX-
hibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice
to the said administrator at Suite
1l2 Rehlopf Building, Ell Centro,
Calf, the offices of Harry w.
Horton and Kendall b. PerkinG,
which place the undersigned des-
ignatcs as his place of business, or
file in the office of the County
Clerk of Imperial County, Cali
fornia.
Dated this End day of July, 1928.
J. A. DEAN
Sent 5.l2.19.26 Oct 3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
AMERICAN GIRL
WIFE OF LIKELY
LONDON MAYOR
Former Washington Soci-
ETY. Belle May Become
First Lady"
by United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, Sept. 28.-Society win
know tomorrow whether an Ameri-
can born woman or Russian
princess will dwell at the Mansion
House here during the coming year.
The problem will be settled when
the liverymeh of the city announce
their choice Of q new Lord Mayor.
Three names have been mention
ed prominently in connection with
the election. Sir Harold Moore
husband to Mary Mitchell Cuth-
bcrtsch of Washington, d. c.; Sir
Kynaston Studd, whose wife is
Princess Alexander Lieven, daugh-
ter of the late Grand Master Of
Ceremonies at the Russian Imperial
Court; Sir Stephen Killik, Il widow
er, rcputed to be one Of England y
foremost authorities on South
American affairs.
Concerning the candidacy Of Sir
Stephen, persons well Informed in
civic circles declare that "his turn
has not yet arrived.' The most
likely mayor-clects, it is said, are
Sir Harold and Sir Kynaston.
Interest in the question has been
heightened by the belief held in
some quarters that although it is
actually Sir Harold IS turn to be
Lord Mayor, he would not be elect
ed, to avoid the possibility of re-
fercnccs to London 8 American
born Lady Mayoress.
Opponents of this idea, however.
pointed out that regardless of Sir
Harold 5 election London would
have foreign born t-lady-of-
thc-city, unless Sir stephen KilIik
became Lord Mayor.
For these reasons, and because
it is one of the most picturesque
ceremonies to be witnessed in this
country, extraordinary interest cen
ters in tomorrow S election.
Colorful Procession
At noon, a procession consisting
of dignitarics dressed in scarlet
robes mingled with blue, will pro
ceed to the Guildhall. In their
midst will be included footmen in
blue velvet and powdered hair.
Further color is added through bou-
duets of red, white and blue flow
ers.
Upon entering the hall, the mem.
bers of the procession sit on large
high platform at the end of the hall
which, according to timc-aGed
custom, is strewn with sweet herbs.
The rest of the hall is filled with
members of the Livery.
One of the quaintest features Of
the ceremony is at the beginning
when the Town Clerk reads a prog
lamation. warning "all those who
are not livcrymen to depart the
hall on pain of Imprisonment lie
adds. that the Livery has been sum
moned for the purpose of electing
ga fit and proper person" to be
Lord Mayor of the City of London
for the year to come.
Later the Recorder, in his wig
and holding his bouquet of flowers.
will put the names Of the candi-
dates before the Livery after which
he will announce: "Thc Lord
Mavor, and such of the Aldermen
as have passed the Chair, will, II
accordance with ancient custom,
now retire and await the decision OF
the Livery"
Those who arc entitled to vote
then file out of the room, Shortly
afterwards they return having
elected London's IS new Lord Mayor.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
TO WITHDRAW MARINES
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Fur-
ther withdrawal of United States
marines from China is expected to
result from the new De Jure rela-
tionship now existing between Uni
ted States and China, it was learn
ed at the state department today
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28

ada and Mexico will send squad,
rons of airplanes to the convention
The War Department has been re.
quested I. to order all World War
pilots still in army service to San
Antonio for reunion of war pilots.
Canada will lead the parade by
virtue Of it's increased American
Legion membership. The next three
states in line, determined by the
per cent of increase in membership
during the past year, will be Ala
bama, Louisiana and Mississippi.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
HICKMAN ATTORNEY
TO GO BEFORE COURT
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2s.-At-
torncys for William L. Hickman
will appear before the state supreme
court here Monday afternoon to ask
for a writ of error which will place
Hickman's case before the United
States supreme court.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
Texas Murderers
Are Executed

HUNTSVILLE, Tex, Sept 2S,-
Two negro murderers were executed
in the electric chair at the state
Penitentiary here shortly after mid
night.
o. T. Alexander, Houston, who
was convicted of killing his wife,
was declared dead at 1920 a. m, by
Prison Physician l.. II. Bush.
Tom Ross, was convicted of
killing Dave Patterson, logging
camp paymaster, in Nacogdoches
county, was declared officially
dead at 12:39 a. m
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
BLOUNT ELECTED
HEAD OF GROCERS

RIVERSIDE, Calf, Sept. 28.--J.
NJ Blount, of Stockton, was chosen
president of the California Retail
Groecrs and Merchants association
at the elocing session of their con-
veution here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
C. G.. MOUSSEAU, Clerk
BY T. D. Nash, Deputy Clerk,
Superior Court Seal)
HICKCOX & TRUDE
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Sept 5-12-19-26 Oct 3-10-17-24-31

strands found on the boy 5 bath
robe at his home in Los Angeles.
SO far authorities have not been
able to prove the death of any Of
the four purported murder victims.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
.IGSTER DROWNED
,,ted Press Leased Wire

NCE, Calf, Sept. 2S
20 months old James OF
drowned today after he
rom the bank of a fish
lc he was tossing chips in
atcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28

The Dollar Steamship Company
has purchased 2,400 acres of land at
the north end of Lake Tahoe.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
No. l254S
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California In and for the
County of Imperial.


John II. KIeindinst and Marie A.
Kleindinst, husband and wife, Plain
tiffs VS.. Stanley T. Rose, John Doe,
Jane Doe, Richard Row, First Doe,
a corporation and Second Doe, a
corporation, Defendants.
The people of the State of Cali
fornia send greetings to Stanley F.
Rose, John Doe, Jane Doe, Richard
Roe, First Doe, a corporation, and
Second Doe, a corporation, Defend
ants.
You are hereby directed to ap-
pear AND answer the Complaint in
action entitled as above brought
against YOU in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State
of California, within ten days after
the service on you of this Summons
If served within this county or
within thirty days if served else.
where.
And you are hereby notified
that unless you appear and answer
as above required, the said Plain
tiff will take judgement for any
money or damages demanded in the
complaint, as arising upon contract
or they will apply to the Court for
any other relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 18th day of August
1923.
C. G. MOUssEAU, Clerk
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28

The Gila valley, Arizona, will
yield 1900 bales of cotton this
year. Last years crop was 5000
bales.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28

RINERSlDE, Calf, Sept. 2S.-
Corrected papers for the extradition
of Gordon $. Northcott and his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Louisa North
colt, accused of the conduct Of
murder farm near Corona, were to
he forwarded to Sacramento today.
The original papers rejected by
the state attorney general and SopicS
OF correct documents were returned
to district attorney Ford last night.
He said true papers would be com
plcted today.
Under the international procedure.
the state must approve the extra
dition and must recommend it to
the state attorney general and copies
States, who, in turn ASKS Canadian
authorities to honor the cXtradition.
Meantime two Riverside authori-
ties reached Vancouver, where
Northcott is held, and local deputy
sheriffs continued the effort to find
convincing evidence that four youths
were murdered on the Corona shick.
en- ranch. ~-.
The result Of one of the most
significant tests OF the ease was to
be announced today by j. c. Sci
lcrs, criminologiot.
y hair found with one of the
bones dug from the grave where
Walter Collins body assertedly was
! buried was to nc compared wit
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28


Gordon Stuart Northcott, held here
awaiting cxtradition to Southern
California to stand trial for muir
der, was still boiling mad today
over a dirty trick the Canadian
police did him late Thursday.
"Get dressed and pack your grip.
We are going to set you free,' d
lailer told the accused pcrpetrator
OF the "murder farm chickering's.
" 1t S about time, - Northcott was
said to have replied, but neverthe,
less he dressed quickly.
The police bundled him into ear
and drove him outside Okalla Jail.
Then they told him to get out. He
was free.
But they were only fooling, for
rs soon as he started to walk away
from the car, the police rearrested
him ON 4 murder warrant and took
him back to jail.
cor all the crazy things ever
heard off, said the prisoner with
utter disgust. - guess everybody S
gone crazy
1t was necessary for the police
to arrest Northcott on the warrant
to hold him and dominion laws for
bid the service of Il warrant upon
4 man in jail SO they Just set him
free long enough to re-na5 him.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28
AMERICAN POLICE
in VANCOUVER
FOR NORTHC0IT
New Papers Are Sent To
Sacramento for Approx
al of Governor.
by United Press Leased Wire

VANCOUVER, b. c., Sept. 28.--
The long process OF r%1radition to
California Of Gordon Stuart North
colt, alleged murderer of from four
to II boys, advanced one stage to-
day with the arrival Of two Amcri-
can police Officers.
Albert /. Kelly, chief investigator
CT the district attorney 5 office Of
Riverside county, California, and
James r, Quinn, deputy sheriff Of
Riverside county, arrived ON the
Seattle boat.
The officers conferred with thu
Hon. r. l.. Maitland, X. c., who has
been retained as counsel for the
California authorities in the extra
dition proceedings, and later with
Walter Owen, assistant superinten-
dent of the provisional police.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28

The governments of Cuba, Can.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-28

Therr is one Grand Canyon
ami The Wcst has il.
There is but one Controlled
Roasted Colfee and the
Ucsf las Hills Bros!
Evening star., 1928-01-15
Mans Size Handkerchiefs, Low
Coils of Hair and Real Flowers

Though bright colors have been worn
for evening TO "A great extent this
Winter the most recent tendency in
Paris is away from bright c0lors to-
ward tones Of the. decidedly neutral
sort--beige, parchment, putty and
nude. The reason given for this is
that since the wearing of bright
colored jewels has become 80 decidedly
fashionable. women who have rubies.
emeralds and sapphires to wear do
not want to dim their beauty by wear
ing them against colorful backgrounds
Pure white provides an excellent foil
for colored stones and has. Of course,
been worn this Winter more than ever
before. Diamonds and pearls are
worn with the neutral beige-fesh
tints. hut also show off TO good ad-
vantage with black.
The smartest Of women's handker-
chiefs are now as large as those used
by men and espc cially smart are these
enormous handkcrchiefs for evening
wear. There Ia. however. nothing
clumsy about them, for they are of
chiffon edged with lace and are us-
ually of n color to match the frock.
Sometimes they are held by being
thrust through bracelet on the arm.
though the fad-followed during the
Empire period over a hundred years
ago-of carrying the handkerchief In
the hand, has been revived by some
women OF fashion abroad.
At every evening assemblage one
Evening star., 1928-01-15

fafyi H.-Try y hair tonic that har
snilset'lc Qualities when you have
dandruf. 4 not oil massage few
hours tefDre The shampoo is also very
g1Do for scalp troubled with fhis
r'8le<tloD. sap lather from n cas-
tic. ~ IA soap made from good oils.
~iD he The proper thing for you 10
use ~ shampoo. AVOID any kind
- shsmpoo that leaves the hair
s"ty Dry for days after using IL.
r, E.~-Any stimulating treatment
VII help yoD get rio N the white.
Evening star., 1928-01-15

blankets-or one--for the baby's crib
is a gift that will MI real need
and there are dozens Of similar gifts
that give beauty and usefulness in
one.
The little RelSIan princess. daush-
ter of the young crown prince. boasts
IF course. many. many gifts. She
has. probably. dozens and dozens of
dainty things 10 wear in the form
of gifts. Dozens of rattles--one. they
say. is wrought gold. Dozens Of tiny
baby toys. Well we are thankful We
don't have Ia give gifts to such high.
IL blessed babies as that--it would
ne 100 difficult. finding tile right
things.
The sketch shows pile of gifts.
There are two little covcrlets that
can he made at home. one patched the
other trimmed with tiny bows. There
is wicker basket 10 hold the baby :
! bath accessories. \ tray 10 hold his
toilet needfuls-boric acid. powder.
There are a bell shaped rattle and
two fascinating lamps To light his
baby way. \ Squashy elephant and 4
ragsy doll for toys. A tray for his
glass of orange juice. \ steam heated
. dish for his first Cruel. A tiannclettc
bag embroidered in fast color TO keep
/ his milk bottle or his hot.Water bottle
warm. \ box for his bonnet. \
wooden form that folds into small
space. or opens out. 10 keep shirts
and stockings from shrinking as they
dry Boots and shoes for cold trips
outdoors. \ book To- hold pictures Il
his eyentfui life.
There YOU are. Lovely things 20
chuoS" from. Just the things utile
baby needs and his mother likes.
Evening star., 1928-01-15
Celery Is Useful to
Give Zest to Otherwise
Monotonous Meals

Celery is one of the cooks Winter
friends.
II can he used in many ways TO give
tang and flavor TO otherwise rather
tangless and fiavorless meals.
Not that celery. in itself. is par
ticularly snappy in flavor. But ii has
crispness. and that helps Il lot. More
over. Il can be utilized in many ways
that add snappy flavor to the meal.
Crisp celery hearts are delicious. al
ways. AT luncheon or dinner they
may be served. But you should al.
ways plan To utilize the rest of the
celery stalks. as we'll AS the. hearts.
There are craamed celery and celery
soup and celery au jus. of course. for
;he outer stalks. The celery. after
brins cleaned and cut IN small pieces.
is slowly cooked until tender. in a
little water. For soup II few of the
leaves are added not all as they are
usually too strong.
When the celery is tender IL is
drained. for creamed celery, and mixed
with a vel, made cream Sauce. care.
! fully seasoned with salt and pepper
! and sprink,ed. IL YOU wish. with pap.
/ .ika. For variety sprinkIs the
creamed celery sometimes with finely
minced parsley.
For celery soup the soft celery Is
pressed as well as possible through IA
vegetable press. and then is made into
+ soup with thickened milk. well sea.
soned.
Celery au jus is just e'<!y. stewed
! tender. and served with butter. pep.
Evening star., 1928-01-15
BY BETSY CALLISTER.

" HERE'S always new baby in
the offing. isn't there?
OF course, we're glad. De
lighted. But it does put such
a tax on our imagination. and
pocket books. TO get something. Just
the right something. for gift each
time we receive one of those little
pink or blue beribboned cards Of an
nouncemert.
Well, here are some suggestions
that ought 10 please everybody. for
they are for gifts both big and little
and in between.
There are several things 10 take
into consideration when you are
does IL need? If it is the child Of
wealth. it needs nothing. Then the
best thing you can do is 10 get II
something with suggestion Of
originality about it-~son1eth.ng you
have made. perhaps--or else Just get
it anything. content in the realization
that 1t will probably have plenty Of
duplicates OF your gift.
IL the baby is the child Of mod
erately well-to-do parents the same
thing holds good. for "a haby's birth
is always the occa sion for "a little
extra splurging on the part Of friends
and relatives. and the merely well.to-
do baby sometimes starts out life
equipped like IA millionaire.
II the baby comes into not very
weil-io-do home. then your task is
really easier. 4 pair If wnoien