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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
CHAMPlONOvE NEBUDE
POVOLEN NOVY SOUD.

/ Pro zabiti TIL. A. O'Connella
ma 20 rokd do vezeni odsouze-
ma Mabel Championova nebu-
de die rozhodnuti okresnfho
soudce M. Bernona znovu SOU
zena, ac zadost podana pro j.
sty pravnicky omyl, jest do
sud u apelacniho soudu. Od-
souzena Jest dosud We zdejsf
veznici, kde ceka pfedvolani
pred odvolavacf soud. Stiz-
most pravi, re zalobce 'nedovo-
lenym zpGsobem ltocil ma cha
rakter zalovane a zes soudce
sam 80 dopustil yomylu tim, ze
porote nevysv6tli, ze ma obza.
lovane same byl spachan osob.
nj 1tok, a re tato jednala jen
v nutne sebeobran6. o jejim
manzeli Alsey F. Championo-
vi Sc dosud nicehe nevi, jest
hledan soudem pro obvineni z
Utoku S vrazednyms lmyslem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
"a SRAMKY ZABITY OKREs
nj UREDNfK.

Ma st. Clair ave. a vych. r..
ul. uklouzlo auto ]. H. Neweye
prave pred rozjetou poulicni
karou, nas1edovala srazka, "a
ktere zabit byl Josef Leslie,
vypomocny lrednfk v kancela-.
Fl R. C. McBrida, okresnfho po-
kladnika, mattel stroje pax
lezi vazne zranen v nemocnici
Mt. Sinai. s obsma jmenova-
Hyml Jei HleSLony OVJSii7Iisstf5 ;
c. H. Bailey, jenz vyvazl bez
drazu. Zalbity 1fednfk jest
jM 1875 ob9ti ~letosnich doprav
Mich nest9sti, udavsich Sc ma
clevelandskych ulicfch. Pri-
pad vcerejsf vyvolava v pame-
ii nestestf podobne, kdy me-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12

hodla sc spokoiiti $4,000; ia.
ke tato ordinance putova!a do
financniho vyboru.
Ia dalsfho jednanf dano by
10 mestsk6mu klerkovi Thoma-
sow, povoleni uzavriti kon-
trakt ma dodani mestskych IT,
skovych praci.
Pfijata resoluce radniho
,Sklenicky. jenz zada vysetrc-
nj pravniho a financniho S;di-
tele, jakoz j trakcniho komi-
sare pokud Sc tyce jeho planl
M podzemnf tunely, kterymi
by bylo uleveno dopravnfm
t6zkostem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
JAK MESTOftNYZRALO MA
KANDIDATY POROTY.

Porotni komise municipalni-
no soudu, v ktere baseball ma
yor Kohler, financni riditel
Gesell a m6stsky klerk F. w.
Thomas sestavila seznam 45O0
|jmen, z n6hoz budou ma obdo-
bi 1923 losovani porotci. Mno-
ri volici nedostavovali Sc k vol
BAN jedine proto, re sc domni
vail, ze pristi porotci vybiranl
jsou 2 volicskych seznami.
Ones vsak jsou ma listine
jmena tech, kterf Sc az dosud
jen z techto ddvodG voleb stra
Mill. Opatreni toto pax die
|nahledn m9stskeho klerka po-
vzbudi; i volebni ruch, ktery
lzejm6na letos jevil povazli
YOU Ochablost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12

sroc ceneho lidu blizil k dilnam.
Podroben krfzovemu vysic-
chu asistenta okresniho zalob-
&c TIL. ]. Herberta vyprav6l
obzalovany, ze drive nezli sam
revolveru jen k zastraSenf po-
uzil, slysel ma jine strane pa
dati stfelne rany a jedna kule
dokonce poskodila zdivo dill
my. Doznava, ze Sc hadal jeh
Sc skupinou muzG, snazfcfch Sc
vniknouti do dilen. z muzI nj
koho neznal a vse co ucinil by.
10, ze Jim radil, ably Sc nepo-
tloukali v mistech, kde jest to-
l!k palnych zbrani. Pc vysle-
chu svedku pro obzalobu ode
vzdan bude as dnes k poledni-
mu cely pripad porote k roz-
hodnuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
MOVE LOUPEzNE PREPA.
DEM LEKARNY.
Oloupeni pred vlastnim domem

Ia posledni ctyfi noci hlase-
no bylo prave tolik loupez-
nych prepaid lekaren, tax re
od l. prosince kriminalni kro-
,nika celkem zaznamenava sest
podobnych navstev. Do Ben
fieldovy lekarny ma Euclid a
vych. 80. ul. vstoupili vcera We
Ger tfi muzi; v lekarne Sc ma
chazel klerk a tri zakaznici,
kterym die stare manyry bylo
poruceno postaviti Sc celem ke
zdi, nacez nasledovala obvyk-
la prohlfdka kapes a prirucni
pokladny., z poslednejs bylo
ukofisteno 500 a kostymrdm
pax ukradeno, jednomu $35,
druhemu $500 a tretimu pou-
hych $68c. Pc vykonanem
|cernem cinu lupici odjeli v pri
pravenem automobile a pres
to, re byli "a nedlouho prona-
sledovani, ,podafilo Sc jim zml-
yeti mezi cetnymi vozidly.
Skofem soucasn9 udal sc
pfipad jeste drzejsi. Harry
Simon pfepsden byl $ manzel-
kou prave pred vlastnim do
mem 1144 vych. 90. ul. prijiz.
deli prav6 domG, kdyz Ia mimi
az ma dvIr vjelo menSi auto,
z nehoz vyskocili tri muzi, kite.
Fl nasilne z prstu pi. Simonove
urvali demantovy prsten u.
dane. Gene $4,000 a manzeli je
jimu ukradeno z kapes $40.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
SOUD Sc zELEZNIcNfM
HLfDACEM.

Ma vlastnim soude pro "a
biti "a stavkovnfch nepokoju
Williama Urquharta, 45O3 Fen
wick ave., vypravel Charles A.
Johnson, byvaly zeleznicni
hlidac, jako sv9dek vlastni OBJ
hajcby, ze vystrelil "a vytrz-
nosti, udavSi Sc v mesfci Ger
venci trikrate, ale jen do vzdu-
chu, ale nikoli, kdyz sc zastup
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12

So, $50. 900 ma filtracni
zafixeni.

M6stsk6 rade byl vcera uti-
litnim riditelem A. 3. Robert
gem pfedlozena ordinance ma
vydani bondi We vysi $780,
600, kterych penez ma byti u
tito ma dokonceni filtracniho
zavodu u Baldwinova vodoie-
mu. Move zarizeni ma doda-
vati pfecist6nou vodu pro ce-
lou vychodni stranu mesta. Ce-
IL reservoir Sc blizi k dokon-
ceni a Sc stavbou filtrarny Sc
zapocne jakmile nastane jarni
ppcasi. Celia stavba ma trvati
jen jediny rok. Jakmile novy
zavod bude odevzdan svemu
ucelu, prestane mesto desinfe-
kovati vodu povestnym jiz
chlorinem a obyvatelstvu Sc ko
necne dostane vody pozivatel-
ne. Ordinance Robertsova od-
kazana byla financnimu vybo-
ru.
Pravni riditel Lamb predlo-
I'll pax ordinance, kterou by
byla, v padu prijeti autoriso-
vana vyplata NJ. A. Dyera ja-
ko zbytek "a jeho stavitelske
prace ma move radnici. Archi-
text Dyer svoji nekolikaletou
pohledavku $71.000 zazalcval,
ale die docileneho ujednanf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12

davno ma Broadway u vych.
131. ul. byl zabit 1rednik teze
1fadovny, josef Friend a sam
okresnik pokladn1k Mcbride
tax tezce zranen, ze sobe ne
kolik tydnd polezel v nemocni-
ci sv. Alexise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
'sSV EFT.

dr.. Vladimir Fajnor, predseda
bratislavske soudnf tabule, inz.
Jar, Kfizko, organisovanych
pfislusnfkt mar. demokracie
pax univ. rektor Bob. Haluzi-
cky a jinf..
Dosud neni znamo, zda nova
strana prime jmeno narodni
strany prace, jez bylo navrze-
no mezi jmym vzhledem k to-
mu, ze nova strana hodla pry
zasahnouti agitacn6 take do
kruhi zivnQstnickych. Jak je
totiz znamo, organisacnf Gin
most slovenske odboGky zivno-
stenske strany stredhstavovske
pro nesn&ze razu financnfho
- posledni dobe pon6kud O.
cha'bla, echo mini vyuziti nova
strana pr&ce.
Co Sc tyce pom6ru ke stare
stran6 narodni ocekava sc, re
pfevazna vdksina byv. narodni-
ard prida, Sc ke strane move,
vedene drem Ivankou. Podle
toho kynula by autontmisticke
narodnf strane martinske bn-
doucnost dosti neslavna: 1.-Two
reni anebo splynuti s rud'aky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-12
BOZ RADlKALU q PkfSTUP
DO PROCRESlvNf
KONFERENCE.
Pfedxvxsti boufiivsho jednxni.

Poverujfci vybor Konferen-
ce ProgresNni Politicke cin-
nosti ohlasoval svoji pfiprave-
most odporuciti, ably ctyrem
komunistickym delegatim ode
preno bylo dcastenstvi, cimz
vddcum nastane BOZ s radikal-
n6jsim kridlem. Pfedaci sa-
mi tvrdi, ze prozatfmnfm sci
tanim hlasdl by nasvedcovalo,
ze pro vylouceni komunistd,
ktefi zastupuji Americkou Del
nickou stranu, bude odevzdano
95 pfocent hlasd. Byt' to vsak
byla pravda, jistym jest, ze
neco podobneho vyvola silny
protest. Konference Sc kona
v budove zeleznEnfch stroll
viidci a legitimace komunistic
kych delegati strany delnicke
byly zkoumany po vcerejsi po-
rad9.
Jill vcerejsi zasedani ukazo-
valo, ze konuniste mali ne
ktere zastance. Ia jednani
doslo k dv9ma slovnim sraz-
kan, poprve pri otazce pra-
Wi. delegatd mistnich unii k
zasedani a pod1uhe pri pokusu
C. A. Ruthenberga a D6lnicke
strany, podileti Sc ma schdzi.
Konservativn9jsi vidcove sc
obavaji, re by pfipust6nim ko-
munistG znemoznena byla har-
monicka prace a pravi, ze Jim
zalezi ma tom, aby' program
.n~oiednan hvl hez zhvteGnych
srazek a trenic. Stavi Sc proti
vybudovani treti velk9 politi-
cke strany, ac jest jiz dnes vi
d6ti, re dojde k podobnym ma
vrhdm, kterym jak Sc IDA, Sc
dostane slime podpory. Podob-
ne resoluce pod&ny budou jiz
dnes a sice take delegaty stra-
ny farmarsko-delnicke.
SucialiSticti delegati, lax Sc
vcera proslychalo, mali v zalo-
re, padl-li by navrh ma organi-
I,sovani tfeti strany, navrh, ably
jmenovan byl presidentsky a
mistopresidentsky kandidat, a
aby "a tfrnz lcelem svolana
byla konference.
Phi poverovacim jednani do
slo X podivnemu vystupu. By
valy kongresnik Edward Keat-
ing byl vyzvan hlasem galle-
RE, proc lie Sc ,odpira pristup
" klatbu dane strane. Odpov6-
del takto: "Protoze delnicka
strana jest neamerickou a my
zde stojime ma pomoc dstave a
vlajce. Strana tato jest pod
porovana zamestnavately, KITE
ri Sc snazi rozvratiti poctive
d9lnicke unie."
''Dokazte to-" tazal Sc po-
sluchaGstva opet hlas jiny.
lmprovisovana debata byla
ale predsedou konference, w.
II. JOhnstonem pferusena.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
4tHE+AAlPES;D q. IL
1.-THE OLD HOMESTEAD

"The Old Homestead which opens
a three night engagement at the Palace
Theater tonight is based on the famous
play of Denman Thompson, IN which
he starred for over 80 years on the
legitimate stage. 1t has been elaborat-
ed in Characterization so that it con.
tains fine comedy as well as drama. An
all-star east includes Theodore Roberts,
George Faweett, Harrison Ford, and
Others, equally well known.
There is adventure, humor, pathos,
and romance embodied in the plot that
viii appeal to all sorts OF folks. There
is a storm scene that has not been
equalled in any prcvious motion pie
ture. A town is wrecked by hurri-
cane and deluge and that provides am
Pile thrills for folks that like excite
ment There are scenes from China,
and n gambling palace, which add TO
the unusualness of the picture. The
plot deals with an escaped prisoner
who flees TO China, is saved from fur
ther ruin and sent home where he finds
that he has been exonerated for the
crime of which he had been accused.
James Cruze is the director of this
stirring picture and that fact only re-
assures people of the quality of the
film.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

Continued from pag one
of grinning to himself after his first
outbreak when he found the burro, as
Old man Memory made him see things
in different light.
No Serious Damage
The corner of Main and Eighth
street presentd n weird appearance
with large automobile tires scattered
around in profusion, causing autoists
TO "bump the bumps MS they enter
ed or left the city. The automobile
tire takes the place Of the old time
wagon wheel even as Hal!owe ZEN
celebrator, and it must he aeknowl-
edged is not half as dangerous when
propelled full speed into crowd as
the wagon wheel was.
One rather short man nay not agree
with this for large truck tire took
him off his feet while watching the
municipal program last night, much to
his chagrin and the amusement of by
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

Farm Center Meets interesting
meeting of the Eastside Farm Center
held last night brought out good
crowd The main address was made
bv r. w. Hoover, of the Bankers
Association, ON the subject of soil Ger
tilzation. Mr.. Hoover stated that tnis
is the most important question new
before the farmers of Imperial Valley.
Christian Endeavorers Of Seeley will
have a Rally next Sunday evening at
z O. clock. Special program and music
Everyone invited. Adv.
For Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, see Steve.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Hand and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Metz, Full
erton, are renewing acquaintance in
FL Centre this week.
Corn Beef Sandwich, glass of beer,
Steve 's.-adv.
Hot Sandwiches, Coffee, all hours.
Steve 's.-adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
CONTEST PRIZES
FOR HALLOWEEN
ARE ANNOUNCED
(Contined from page i

/ Waiter Bromley, Lillian Mumm, Ber
nice Modem, second; Phillip Sones
| third.
Imperial Valley Shoe Store, $50 but
tons, Carl Miller, winner.
! Francis Drug Store, Velma Dodd
first; Albert DE Wore, second.
! Woolworth, 3,63S beans, Tavo Kinds
ley, and Opal Horton, first; Beulah
| tlindsley, second
Varney, S7S pennies, Albrt DcNore,
and Helen Cuthbert, first All who
guessed within 100 get candy at the
store.
MeCune's Brunswick Shop, SCI
needles, John King, first; Eleanor
Hobby, second.
Jenkins, 3s1 pearls, Bluford Ashley,
winner.
Edgar Brothers, hardware, $40
staples; Margery King, winner.
Pioneer Title Insurance Company,
4,043 letters, Wanda Johnson, first !;
Dagna Sawyer, second; Frank Frowiss,
third.
b. T. Cox and Sons, James Berry,
first; Frank Frowiss, second.
Hetzel's Photo Shop, 245 pictures,
Mrs. s. w. Dunaway, first; John. Wells,
second.
Blacks Department Store, 90 hand
kerchiefs, Cleo Smith, first; lnez Bar
ton, second; Annie Harold, third.
Imperial Valley Hardware Com
pany, 6,s4s nails, Marjory Helms, first;
Dawson, second; Melvin Kind,
third.
Ell Centro Market, Harry Jones,
first; Johnny Walker, second; Walter
Wade, third.
Palace theater, 2s5 tickets, Rudolph
Frowiss, first; Dorothy Dodd, second.
Smith-Slocum, l53 rings, Alice Coe,
winner.
Western Union, Katherine Steel,
winner.
Valley Drug Company, 1850 keys,
Roy Maupin, first; Elon Berknart, sec
ond; William Dawson, third.
Charles NJ. Skinner, 377 tacks, Miss
Marie Franklin, winner.
Loynd Drug Store, G. b. Hodson,
first; Allen Wilson, second; Clayton
Brewer, third.
DR.. N. E. Dupont, 537 lenses, Mrs.
:. c. Brewer, winner.
Ervins store, 3l2 pencils, Edna
Bailey, first; Orito Barton, second.
Roy Rumsey, 60 pair socks, Park |
nan Moore, first; Will Mum, second.
Crescent Jewelry, ll:l7 p. m. Evert |
Adams, winner.
A. b. C. Root Beer, 5Sj pennies,
'.lovd Miller, first; Berniee Wander
'ord, second.
Valley School Supply, Glass A, F. b.
FULLER, principal, Jack Toller, alter
late; Glass b, c. w. Barton, principal,
William Dawson, altrnate; Glass c, Il.
". Judy, principal; Virginia Hetzel,
alternate.
Southern Trust and Commerce bank,
total deposits, sl5,053,305. c. II.
IIausken, first, SIS savings account;
Richard Schwartz, second, Sc savings
account.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

New Boy in Farmer Family-Cards
announcing the arrival of a fine baby
boy in the w. r. Farmer home were re-
ceived today by III Centre friends. The
baby was born on October 81, and has
been named Robert Fowler Farmer.
The Farmers live in Central district
on the Eastside-and are well krovn in
the valley Mrs. Farmer was chairman
of the county board of direc ors of
the farm home department durmg tee
two years just previous TO this.
Try Steve's Merchants Lunch.-adv.
Money to Loan on automobiles, con-
tracts bought. Fred r. Cross, 676 Main
St. Phone 359-J.-adv.
Water Table Lowered-At the
meeting of The Eastside Farm Center
last night, F.. ID. Griffin reported that
the drainage work has lowered the
water table to considerable extent
.t a point 600 feet from the canal.
Lightbourn' Lady Shop, Barba1 j
Worth Bldg. Has everything for Ni-l
Lady. Adv.
DR.. Harry Hooper. Dentist. G47 Main
Street. Phone 3s2W ADV. |
Elmer A. Todd announces his music |
studios open. Pupils may begin at any |
time. 624 Olive. Phone 466 W.-adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
FIGHT RESULTS

New York--Floyd Johnson, Pacific
coast heavyweight, Knocked out Joe
Vidas, Newark, in the second round.
Portland, Maine-Earl Baird, Seat
IL, won from Johnny Brown in the
sixth round when Brown retired with
sprained thumb.
Boston-Micky Travers, Nv Haven,
won the deision from "Chuck" Suggs,
New Port, nj 10 rounds.
New Orleans-Y Young Denny knocked
out X. o. Loughlin, Philadelphia in
the 10th round
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
.EWSBRIEFS
FROM CITY AND COUNTY

Files for Divorce-Romauce was OF
, short duration in the married life of
Nellie Hedrick Jeffrey, who filed ap-
plication in the superior court this
morning for divorce from Harold JEFF
frey. In her complaint, the plaintiff
alleges she married the defendant in
Los Angeles on March /, 1921, and
they separated in Calexico ON March
-, after three weeks of welded un-
hanpiness due to the defendant s un-
willingness to work or support her.
bonds and permission TO resume her
maiden name of Nellie Hedrick.
Home Laundry-734 State st. First
class work. Finished and rough dry
adv.
Meet Me at Steve's.-adv.
Wooda Blesy Dancing School, 723
Orange. Classical and ball room for
children or adults. Phone Al W.-adv-
Mrs. Earl King, San Demanding, is
in FL Centre on business this week.
Mrs. b. IT, Shipley and daughter, of
Los Moehis, Mexico, registered at the
Woman s Rest Room yesterday.
Mrs. r. y. Best, Seeley, shopped in
FL Centre Tuesday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
SUMMONS
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court Of the State Of
California, In and Tor the county

| In the Superior Court Of the State Of
California, In and Tor the county
of Imperial. -.
FANNIE +. MURPHY, Plaintiff.
vs.:
CHARLES f. MURPHY, Defendant.
Leslie Reed Attorney for Plaintiff.
The People of the State of California
Send Greeting to Charles i. Murphy.
Defendant.
You are Hereby Directed to Appear
and answer the Complaint in an action
entitled as above, brought against you
in the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State of California, with
in ten days after the service on You
of this Summons-if served within this
county; or within thirty days If served
elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified tHat un-
3ess you appear and answer as above
required, the said Plaintiff VIII take
Judgment for any money or damages
demanded in the complaint, as arising
upon contract, or will apply TO the
Court for any other relief demanded IN
the Complaint.
Given under my hanr and the seal or
the Superior Court Of the County OF
Imperial, State of California, this 3lst
day of October, 1922.
Bv Victor Berry, Deputy Clerk
(SEAL)
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

standers who evidently enjoyed seeing
him "hit the dirt. y #,
The boys had their fun as their dads
had il before them and the police said
this morning that not single case, of
malicious injury to property had been
reported. There was plenty OF mis-
chief, and ructions raised generally,
but no real loss of any kind. How
about 80 years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

| SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 1.-The Pa
| cific Coast conference rounds int> its
| November football schedule with foul
teams defeated-Calfornia Wash
ington, Oregon and Stanford. WrhilC
the last mentioned university has tend
cred its resignation us IA member OF
the coast organization, the resignation
has not yet been accepted and Stan
ford is playing through regular con
ference schedule.
Present indications give the Cali.
fornia Bears Il good lead, as the strong
est eleven, with L. s. C. a possible sec
ond, particularly since the latter held
L. C. TO II to 0 at Pasadena. How
ever, the Trojans must defeat Stanford
at Palo Alto November II, and as the
Cardinals have shown continual i'm
provement since the start of the season.
this battle looks to be one of the great
est on the November boards. There is
also the California-S Stanford "big
game November %, which is always
of great interest
U. S. C. Believed Second
Washington has met Idaho, o. A. G.
and Washington State successfully but
Coach Bagshaw has his two hardest
contests ahead of him, California mt
Seattle November II, and Stanford at
Palo Alto on the following Saturday
Unless the northerners develop sur
prising strength, the ware due for a faIl
at the hands of the Bears.
Stanford is the only team which now
has any chance against California and
this for the sole reason that she does
not meet the Bears for another four
weeks. At Palo Alto gridders are still
wholly within the unknown class and
if they hold up against Ncvsla Novem-
Der I, they have slight ckance of i'm
proving fast enough to take the mea-
sure of t. $. {. and Washington, which
give them a clean slate with which to
face the Bears. The possibility is re-
mote, but it is mentioned ont of respect
for the Cardinals record as dope up
settlers.
Fair minded observers give L. s. G.
the lead as second placemcn on the
coast. 1t seems probable they will de-
feat Stanford, idaho and Washington
State in the order named. just which
outfit is likely as third place team
should be shown by the Washington.
Stanford battle at Palo Alto.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

Kansas City-Fred Luderus will
manage the Oklahoma City team in the
Western League next year, John Hol-
land, of Oklahoma City, announced
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

Miss Vinnid Barry, candidate for
county recorder, is calling on voters
in the northern part of the county
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

Kansas City-John Peek, Nebraska
wrestler, will open the mat season here
tomorrow night when he meets Nick
Daviscourt.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
FOUR UNDEFEATED
TEAMS in PACIFIC
COAST CONFERENCE
California Has Good Lead
on Others; Big Game
November rs
United Press Leased Wire
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov

All Stanford SO seats in the
stadium for the California-Stan
ford game have been sold, it was
announced today. The seat sale SO
far has been conducted wholly
among alumni. A public sale will
be held after November IL. There
will be only 81 and SIS seats opeE
to the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
TO OUR PATRONS

TO OUR PATRONS
practice in the past to advise with our de-
noo and other relative business transactions and
answer questions involving simple business law
We would like to continue this free service feeling,
M that # in no wise nterferes with prerogave of the legal
profession Lawyers Bi proposition Number 2 is
by the voters November 7h such service by this
bank will be prohibited v, uo
We hope therefore that you will VOTE "NO on Referen-
% Proposon Number a. and that you will urge your friends
to dp the same c:.,
LEROY HOLT, President
First National Bank Of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
WITCHES LAUGH
AT GROWN-UPS.
SAFE, SANE PLAN

Continued from pag one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
JOHNSTON STILL
ON JOB

"Doc" JOHNSTON. who was al.
- most waived out OF the Amer.
lean league. will start the season
az the regular first baseman OF the
Philadelphia Americans.
Joe Hauser. the much touted first
sacker from Milwaukee, will be
forced to bids his time.
Mack secured Hauser In deal
that took several players 10 Mfiwau.
kee plus some money. Because OF
grievance he believed he Ind
against Milwaukee over his sale he
was the last man to report at Eagle
Pass, the training camp OF the Attn.
letics.
II was o bad move on Hauser's
part. Johnston. anxious TO stick In
the big show. reported in fine shape.
worked hard and In certain TO start
the season.
Since Johnston always goes big
guns for the first half OF the sea-
son II may be around July befor q
Hauser gets a real chance to show
his worth.
Jimmy Dykes will play second.
Chick Galloway third and either Cal.
AWAY or Barrett short.
Mack IL confident this ipfield will
be big Improvement over last year.
That is one reason why he OK.
poets to win more games, a strong.
or defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
SPRING GRID
WORK MONDAY

Equipment for the spring football
season II waiting the men In the
University of Washington gymnasi.
um today. ready 20 be donnod at the
first turnout Monday afternoon.
Bagshaw plans to take his men TO
the Stadium for their spring turnout.
leaving Denny field for the baseball
squad
Practice will he held four days n
week for the six weeks of spring
training. Tho men viii not be held
In strict training but viii be put thru
vigorous practice season by the
coach. All men will be expected to
report and little consideration will
be shown next September for the
men who dodge the preseason work.
outs.