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Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Des Moines Takes Two

DIES MONIES, Sept. 16.-Effective batting gave Des Moines big lead in both games of today's double head CT which closed the regular Western League season, the locals winning in both contests easily. Ewoldt, who has played every position of the team since he joined Des Moines, held Omaha
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
GOODWIN ALLOWS CUB AGGREGATION
 ONLY THREE HITS
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CHICAGO, Sept. .-(NationaD- Goodwin had Chicago baffled today and St Louis won. Goodwin had perfect support. The visitors had lit tie trouble hitting Vaughn, whose support was ragged. Score:
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Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
. 2 White Sox

Summary-Two-b base hits: Seaman, H. Westfall 2 Three-base hits: Cts Priest Hit by pitched ball: Ramesis. Anheimer. Struck out: By Westerwick 3; by De Priest 6. Empires: Butterl and Fletcher. Time of game: 1 hour and 45 minutes.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
INDIANS DEFEAT
 TIGERS IN LAST
 DETROIT CONTEST
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DETROIT, Sept. 16.-American)- Cleveland defeated Detroit in a loosely played game-the last contest of the season. Bunched hits and wild throws gave the visitors their victory Cobb broke his batting slump. Score:
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Coast League
Yesterdays Results

Yesterday's ResuIts Oakland 2, San Francisco l. Oakland ?, San Francisco l. Vernon 3, Salt Lake 2. Salt Lake [. Vernon ,. Portland 2. Los Angeles O. Los Angeles 1. Portland 0.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

runless in the last contest until the it. Score:
 First game R H E Omaha ... 900 O1O OOO-2 F ? Des Moines . .O22 900 03"-7 13
 Batteries: O'Toole and Brottem Dresser and Spahr.
 Second game R H B Omaha .. 900 OO1 2-3 10 5 Des Moines .. .032 020 - Il
 Batteries: Mcclure, Cooney and Gillis, Shaw: Ewoldt and Spahr.
 Denver Wins Two
 WICHITA, Sept 16.-Wichita lost two games to Denver. Ben Harris, a former Denver pitcher. now located in Wichita, pitched the first and McCOr- mick, Denver outfielder, the second.
 Score, first game R H E Denver ........ .O56 O01 2O0-l4 r 8 Wichita ... .. 300 900 O1O- s 4
 Batteries: Harris and Shestak; Clemons. Koestner and Dobbins Second game H E Denver -. ..... 900 900 301-4 0 Wichita .... =. .00O 900 300-3 10 4 Batteries Mccormick and Bar tholomew; Baker and Yaryan. Teams Split Finals ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 16.-Lincoln and St Joseph split even in final games of the season
 Score, first game K H k Lincoln . .... 900 010 200-3 6 St. Joseph ....... 900 900 100-1 . Batteries: Meyers and Rohrer; Gaspar and Crosby.
 1 Second game H E Lincoln .... - 900 900 % c l St. Joseph ... 300 900 *-3 5 Batteries: Meyers, Gregory and Eff 1 fiert, Ximmerhoff and Crosby Called ! in seventh by agreement.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Chicago

Summary-Two- base hits: Snyder Merlsle. Double plays: Goodwin to Miller to Paulette; Wolter to Dill hoefer to Merkle. Bases on balls: off Goodwin l; off Vaughn A. Struck out {: Vaughn 4; Goodwin 9.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
American Association

At Columbus 6-l0; Minneapolis S-3. At Toledo Al; St. Paul 3-3. At Louisville AS: Milwapkee 1-10. At Indianapolis 4-5; Kansas City -0
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Superior Court of the County of
 Maricopa, State of Arizona
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

The arenlc program, which follows the spectacle, will include more new and sensational novelties than ever before. More than 400 performers will participate in the various acts in the three rings, two stages and in the aerial riggings, and of this number more than twothirds are foreigners now making their first appearance in America
 The host of artists will number such riders as the famous Wirth family in cluding May Wirth: the MacPherson clan of Highland hOrsemen, the Me- Crees, the Clarks and Davenport fami- lies. Other acts will embrace Hillary Long who loops the loops with skates on his head; Australian wood chop pers in exciting contests: ROmoffsky's Siberian marvels; Icelandic and Soud- anese champions in wrestling matches, the worlds most famous aerialists in cluding the Clarkonian and Nelson troupes; the Lloyd family of equest- rians; Mile LeitZel daring girl aero bat; the Chang Wah troupe of ori- ental marVels, the Tamaki champions in jiu-jitsu contests and scores of other remarkable artists in daring achievements.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
American League

Yesterday's Results Chicago 4. St. Louis 3. Cleveland s, Detroit 1. No others scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

ing tableau wagons and allegorical cars. There will be scores of hand some floats filled with gaily garbed dancing girls; wild west section will include cowboys, cowgirls and Indians from the plains and ranches of the far west; a company of Cossack riders from Russia will form another sec ton, and many of the finest speci- mems of the Ringing menagerie will appear in great open dens. Of the entire herd of Il elephants, 26 will participate in the procession. The music will be rendered by six bands and two calliOpes. Among many strik- ing features will be a mounted band, and a team of IA camelS. broken to bit and bridle and driven like horses, drawing a huge parade float.
 Two circus performances will be given here beginning at and p. m., the doors opening an hour earlier to allow time for a visit to the 1000-an nal zoo which this season contains every known rarity in the animal line.
 The program will open with the stuperdous fairyland spectacle "Cind- erella,' which is said to be the most gorgeous of all the great pantomimic productions yet staged by the Ringing Brothers. 4 special train is used for the scenery and wardrobe of this mas give play which is presented on a stage that occupies nearly one entire side of the circus tent. The cast of charac- ters includes more than 1000 persons and there is Wor derful ballet of 300 dancing girls. The spectacle tells the entire story of childhoods favorite fairy tale heroine.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
CLUB STANDINGS
N ational leaque
Yesterdays Results

Cincinnati 4, Pittsburg ?. Cincinnati 3, Pittsburg ?. St. Louis 6, Chicago 0. No others scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

Bagby, Burns Three base hits: Veach Home runs: Heilman Bases on balls: Off Roland 2; off Ehmke 3; off Bagby ?. Innings pitched: By Bo- land I. Struck out: By Roland g. by Ehmke l by Bagby 8.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
CINCINNATI WINS
 BARGAIN SESSION
 FROM STEEL TOWN
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 16.-(NationaD Cincinnati won both games from Pittsburg by opportune hitting. in the second Carey made home run with one on base. Score:
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Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

Batteries: Meyers, Gregory and Ef- fiert, Ximmerhoff and Crosby. Called in seventh by agreement.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Parade at 10 O'Clock

The circus parade-an event that IS sure to attract the grownups as well as the youngsters-will leave the show grounds soon after 10 o'clock. IL will be more than three miles in length and include most of the famous Ring ling horses and a long line of glitter
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17

*Batted for Young in 9th. '+Batted for Ehmke in 9th. By innings
 R H F. Cleveland ........ 010 402 010-S g , Detroit ..... 900 200 602-4 10 3 Summary = Two base hits: Evans.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-17
Teams Split Finals

ST. JOSEPH, Sept l6.-Lincoln and St. Joseph split even in final games of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-05

The capital prize Studebaker tour
ing car which is to be given away
by The Press to some lucky contest
ant was exhibited on the streets OF
Ell Centre this morning for the first
time and attracted much attention
and favorable comment. The prize is
going to be won very easily. and there
are six others in the list all well
worth a very serious effort to win.
A new contestant could easily en-
ter and overtake the leaders by lit
lie work among her friends and ac-
ouaintances. 1t would require only
. few generous subscriptions to place
q new candidate at the head of the
list today. The people OF Imperial
Valley have been prompt TO respond
when they have been invited to sub
scribe by contestants in the race, and
those who have tried have been in
variablv well received and have found
no difficulty in securing subscrlp-
tions. Many have called at the Office
70 subscribe for contestants and stu
others have volunteered subscriptions
to contestants in person.
A nev contestant who appreclatef
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-05
yoting Power of Subscriptions.
ORDINANCE NO. 1853.

An Ordinance relating to, and regu-
lating, plumbing; prescribing the
conditions under which plumbing
NAV be carried on in the City OF
EI Centro, and repeating all ordi-
ances and parts Of ordinances In
conflict Herewith.
The Board of Trustees of the City
of Ell Centro do ordain as follows:
SECTION l.
/. All persons carrying on, engag-
ing in, or working at the business oil
plumbing in the City of Ell Centro.
California, shall pass practical ex-
animation before Board OF EXamln-
ers composed Of a member OF the
Board of City Trustees, the Health
Officer, the Plumbing Inspector, one
master plumber and one journeyman
plumber, showing their practical eX-
lparience and sufficient knowledge to
properly carry on, engage in, and work
at the business of plumbing. Such
Board shall be appointed blythe Board Of
, CITY Trustees at the first regular
meeting thereof after this Ordinance
takes effect, and thereafter such ap-
pointment shall be made in the month
( of January in each succeeding year.
said Board of Examiners TO serve
from the date of appointment until
the next succeeding appointment is
made.
. The compensation of said master
plumber and said journeyman plumber
while serving on said Board of Ex-
aminers is hereby fixed at $500 per
day each. which per diem shall be paid
out of the Sewer Fund.
The fee for such examination before
said Board of Examiners shall be five
(s5.OO) each for all master plumbers
and two dollars and fifty cents (S2.50l
each for all journeymen plumbers, and
such fee shall be paid for each and
every examination.
/ Upon any master or journeyman
plumber passing an examination to
the satisfaction of said Board of Ex-
aminers, a license shall be issued to
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-05

the value of the prizes to be given
away and who realized that her
chances of winning were as good as
those of anyone else in the list, could
make her time yield her enormous re-
turns during the next few weeks.
The Bonus Vote Offer.
Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock the
bonus vote offer for clubs of six
subscriptions for one year or more
each will expire. In the meantime
10000 extra votes are to be awarded
with every club of six new subscrip-
tions for year or more each.
Scores.
Miss Mary Mathews, Barbara
Worth hotel .............. 92,2OO
Miss Thelma Salassi, STA Wood
ward avenue ............. $3.50
Miss Zula Moore, Ell Centro. 7O,95O
Miss Elsie Adams. Seeley. ... 61,75O
Miss Lillian Kissee. West Side 34,25O
Mrs. Geo. De Haven, 442 He'll 33,450
Mrs. Joseph L. Seymour, Jr,
$50 Ohio avenue .......... 27,O5O
Mrs. Theodore Iasigi, 526 Holt. 12,45J
Miss Jane Kelsey, FL Centro. 1925
Mrs. Leotta Dunn, FL Centro.. 8,125
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-05

approval of said work. A book shall
be kept by the Plumbing Inspector
with complete record of all such
special permits.
1t shall be the duty of the Plumb
ing Inspector to examine all plumbing
placed in buildings, improvements, re-
pairs or alterations before
is covered Up or closed in, and if
found to be done in accordance with
the ordinances of the City of Ell Cen
tro, pertaining to plumbing work and
other sanitary matters, he shall issue
ia certificate to that eeffct. 1t shall also
be the duty of the Plumbing Inspector
to examine all plumbing placed in
buildings, improvements, alterations
or repairs, as soon thereafter as the
same shall have been completed, upon
notice from the plumber, and if, when
completed, the work shall conform to
the rules and reglations of the Board
of Health and ordinances of the City
| Of Ell Centre. pertaining to such mat
ters, he shall issue a final certificate
of approval Of said work.
3. The Plumbing Inspector shall, on
the first regular meeting of each and
every month after his appointment,
make a monthly report to the Board
of Health, which said report shall con-
tain the number of plans and specifi-
cations received; the number ap-
proved, the number rejected; the num-
Der of first and final examinations
made; the number of violations of the
rules of the Board of Health, if any;
the number of violations of the or
| 6Inoncnc nf tho Cif1y Of III
tanning to plumbing or other sanitary
conditions of the city, if any, and all
other matters which may, from time
to time, be required by the Board of
Health, with reference to and pertain
ing to the plumbing conditions of the
City of Ell Centro.
4. All reports required of the As
sistant Plumbing Inspectors by this
Ordinance. or the rules and regula-
tions of the Board of Health of said
city, shall first be submitted to the
Plumbing Inspector, and thereafter by
the Plumbing INSPECTOR be submitted
to the Board of Health.
The Assistant Inspectors of Plumb
ing will act under the orders of the
Inspector of Plumbing and assist him
in the dicharge of his duties.
5. AS Plumbing Inspectors, the
Plumbing Inspector and the Assist
ant Plumbing Inspectors shall weer
appropriate badges of office, as she'll
be prescribed by the Board of Health,
and shall. upon the exhibition there
Iof, have the right of inspection of ali
places in said city.
| 6. The fees of the Plumbing Inspec-
tors office shall be as follows: For
each plan or building for which it is
necessary TO file plumbing permit.
charge of fifty cents shall be made:
and all fixtures represented on the
plan shall be charged for at the rate
of twenty-five cents for each fixture
or fraction thereof Each tray of set
, of washtrays, if separately trapped
and vented, is counted as one fixture,
and it is necessary to file q plan and
receive a plumbing permit for all
plumbing work, such % extendin~ e~'l
i runs in yard or CHANGING old work;
in fact, all. work calling for inspec-
/ lCONTlNUED ON PAGK THREEI
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-05

the applicant therefor, by said Board,
which license shall be renewed th'
first of January of each year, and the
fee for the renewal of all master
Numbers licenses shall be $500 each.
2. Every person, firm or corporation
engaging in the plumbing business,
after the passage of this ordinance.
shall appear in person at the office
of the Plumbing Inspector, and after
having passed a satisfactory examl-
nation, shall register his name and
place of business, age and nativity,
the same to be subscribed and sworn
to by the party making application,
on blanks furnished by the Plumbing
Inspector.
3. No person shall receive license
rs a master plumber, or be allowed
to register, who has not attained the
age of twenty-one years, and has not
an established place of business in
the City of Ell Centro.
4. Every master plumber, before he
shall be allowed to register, shall give
a surety bond to the City of Ell Cen
tro in the sum of One Thousand Dol
lars, for the faithful discharge of his
duties as master plumber. and for
the repair of any and all damage to
streets, alleys or other City property
that may be caused by him in the
carrying on of his business as a
plumber. which said bond shall be ap-
proved by the City Attorney and the
Board of City Trustees, in open ses-
sion, and filed with the City Clerk.
5 No license as master or jour
newman plumber shall be granted fol
more than one year or for the unex.
pired portion thereof. All licenses
Shall expire on the last day Of De
cember of each year. unless sooner
revoked. Upon the expiration of the
yearly license, every master and Jour
newman plumber carrying on the bus
mess of plumbing shall be required
within thirty days from the first day
Of January, in each year, to be agair
licensed and all master plumbers
shall be again registered and file
new bond.
6. No license shall be granted by
the Board of Examiners of said City
to any person making application tx
become registered as master o.
iourneyman plumber, unless said per
son SIldli IldFt PNopSN
nation, satisfactory to the said Board
as to his qualifications to conduc
the business of master plumber or tt
practice his trade as a iourneymai
plumber, and it is hereby declared un
lawful to labor at sanitary plumbing
without license.
7. 1t shall be unlawful for any per
son to practice the trade of plumbing
or to install any plumbing fixtures
or to do any plumbing work whateyel
in the City Of FL Centro without frs
having obtained license from TIN
Board of Examiners of said CITY
after an examination by said Board
and to obtain such license it shall b'
necessary for every person to pass al
examination before and TO the salts
faction Of said Board as to his ability
to do work as a plumber.
8. 1t shall be. and II is hereby de
clared to be. unlswfnl for anv noa efe'
or iourneyman plumber, or any otoel
person engaged in the plumbing busi
ness in said City, to conceal any cracl
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-05

as are reasonable, and in such a man.
ner as will insure a sanitary condi-
ton thereof, whether old or new
plumbing; he shall examine all plans
and specifications of contemplated
buildings, improvements, repairs and
alterations of buildings, as far as the
plans and specifications thereof shall
relate to the plumbing or sanitary con-
dition of said buildings, repairs or
alterations; before the plumbing work
is commenced, he shall either approve
or reject the plans and specifications.
so far as they relate to the plumbing
of said building, Improvement, altera-
ton or repairs, which said approval
or rejection shall be designated upon
said plans and specifications in writ
ing, with the date of such examina-
tion, together with the number of
such plans and specifications SO sub
mitted to him, and such plans and
specifications shall be filed in the
Health Office with such approval OF
rejection written thereupon; he shal
also keep a record of such eXamina-
ton, his action thereupon, the date
of his action, the record Of the names
of the owner Of the contemplated
building, improvement, repair or al
teration, the name of the architect
who submitted said plans and the name
of the contract who is to erect such
building, or make such alterations OF
repairs, and the location of the pro-
posed designated work. 1t is also
necessary to submit plans with own
er's name in full. also street num-
ber; if no street number, then the
1c 11%
In case of building built by loar
companies, or any company, the plar
must come in in the name of the own
er of the lot on which the building is
being built. Plans will not be received
or inspection made under this Ordi-
nance unless. as above, and no lnspec-
tion can be required Inspector un-
til plans are properly filled out by
applicant. This rule is necessary FOL
filing of plans for future reference
If the Plumbing Inspector shall ap,
prove the plumbing work designated
in said plans and specifications so sub
mitted to him, he shall give writer
permit to the applicant asking there
for, for the work to be done. If such
plans and specificatis1s are not in &C
cordance with this Ordinance. and the
rules and regulations Of the Board OF
Health in existence ct the time of the
signing OF the permit, the Plumbing
Jnepector shall, in writing, or yer.
bally, notify the PARTY applying fol
such permit of the defects thereof. ano
shall explain the corrections REQUIRED
to be made in order that said plumb
ing work may be done in compliance
with this Ordinance and the rules anc
; REGULATIONS of the Board of Health.
Office hours of Plumbing Inspector
shall be regulated by the Board OF
Health.
2. The Plumbing Jnsrector may, up
, on the approval of the Board G.
Health, grant special plumbing per
mits, when necessary, for the per
formance of plumbing work in a man.
ner differing from the provisions OF
this Ordinance. Upon the comnietior
of such work in conformity with such
special permit. the Plumbino Inspec-
tor shall issue final certificate OF
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-05

or other imperfect fitting or mate
rial. or to cover any cracks, sand
holes, or other imperfections in any
fittings or other material used in any
plumbing work, by using thereon, in
any way, cement, sealing wax, PANT
or other material or agency which
may prevent, or in any way tend to
prevent, the detection by the Plumb
ing Inspector of any imperfections in
any such fittings or plumbing mate
rial.
! 9. Upon a conviction of any licensed
master or journeyman plumber of the
violation of any of the provisions of
this ordinance, in addition to such
punishment as might be imposed by
the Court, it shall be the duty of the
Board of Examiners Of said City OF
Ell Centre, California, to rescind, an
null and cancel the license held by
any plumber so convicted for a tio-
lation of any of the provisions of this
Ordinance, and such license of sale
plumber shall thereupon become nul
and void, and said Board of Exam
iners shall not again issue any plumb
er's license to such plumber withir
one year from and after such convic
ton.
10. All journeyman plumbers shall
be held responsible for the class Of
workmanship of the work they per
form, and shall be subject to exam
ination if called for by the Plumbing
Inspector, and their licenses shall
thereupon be suspended, and during
suspension for re-examination it shall
be unlawful for said plumbers to dt
sanitary plumbing in this City.
This Ordinance shall not prevent al
apprentice from doing plumbing worl
under the direct supervision of ant
. with a licensed plumber, and unde
a permit from the Board of Exam
iners.
II. Immediately upon the compile
, tion of the plumbing system of build
ing, notice must be given the Plumb
, ing Inspector to that effect, and tn
work must be ready for the final in
spection of the Plumbing Inspector
/, The failure upon the part of a mas
? ter plumber to make application 70
, first or final inspection, or the vic
. lation of any of the rules Of tn
Board of Health as to the construc
: LlOn OF CDS pluUlDliS WOfh, siu Ian
ure to correct faults after notifica
ton, shall be deemed sufficient caus
, to have his license suspended for sucl
, length of time as the Board issuin,
the same may deem proper. No mas
, ter plumber shall construct or alte
any system of plumbing during tn
period of his suspension.
IL. Any licensed plumber, maste
or journeyman, who shall neglect o
refuse to comply with these rules
shall, at the discretion of the Boar,
, of Examiners, have his license sus
pended or revoked by said Board. r
13. Nothinp herein shall ho cor
, 'strued to prohibit any person, firm o
corporation from engaPing in tn
plumbing business, provided such per
, son firno or CORPORATION employ
registered plumber.
cFCTToN "
. Duties Of Plumbing Inspector.
I. The Plumbing INSPECTOR Of tn
City of FL Centre shall insnect al
plumbing in said City, at such time
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-05

Mrs Oscar Sweeney, Ell Centre 6,025
Miss Alvin Patterson, 522
BRIGHTON ........... 5,625
Miss Ivy Williams, Princess
hotel .......... $500
Miss Henrietta Drumm. 437
Holt 5,4OO
Mrs. D. R. Francis, El Centre 4,32o
Miss Evelyn Bowman, Seventh
and State streets ......... 3,8O0
Mrs Arthur Williams, Holtville 3,l0O
Mrs. R. Agnes, INLAND. ...... 2,25O
Miss Margaret Cronie, Eighth
and Holt 925
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-05
LEADERS FOR PRIZES.

The following table shows who would win The
Press prizes if the contest ended tonight:
Miss Mary Mathews S1050 Studebaker Auto
Miss Thelma Salassi S $3.50 in Gold
Miss Zula Moore .S2 $500 Furniture Order
Mics Elsie Adams 500 Grafonola
Miss lillian Kissee $50 Lavalliere
Mrs Cao De Haven S35 Wrist Watch
Mrs Josenh F Seymour Jr S18 Cameo Brooch