davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26

Pan Murdzak i S manzelkou
zk1sili ma Slovensku mnoho, lebo
nesedeli, ako sa hovori, "a pecou,
Eafe precestovaii 'hodne. Pc Spisi a
Sarisi vozili sa "a styri dni ma o.
bycajnom voze, dediny do de.
diny, lebo zeleznice tadial' necho-
dia. Bol diva razy v Bratislave,
tri razy v Prahe a Dol vo viace-
rych mestach, ako Ruzomberok,
Mikulas, Kezmarok, Levoca atd'.
Rol i V tlaGiarni "Slovaka' "
Bratislave, kde daktori zamest-
nanci ncchceli sa s MIN slovensky
,shovarat' ale len mad 'arsky. Spy
ia | sa ma pricinu, ma dvore pra-
cujiicich. Slovakov-mrarov, a ii
mu poyedali, ze robotnictvo Slo-
vaka je vacsinou mad 'ar6nske.
Bol al ilstave Svorada, ma kto-
~ sa tn sbierka viedla. Budova
ytedy este len bola zapoeata, este
len zaklady mirali, ale pozemok
pod budovu ze je ME veliky a
preto ami fbudove nebude mnoho
izieb, iba keby nej urobili MIRA
kodrap.
Pan Murdzak sa presvedcil, ze
ma Slovenskn l'udia 81 radi zaje-
dia upijii. Tam. Wac jedia, ako
my tuna. Jedia ma ranajky, jedia
na predobed, je'dia ma obed, jedia
ma olovrant jedia ma veceru. A
po veceri 81 popijajii.. Zalob ns
zle pomery pocul vsade plno, nT
ale sa nedivil, ked' videl, re l'u-
dia tam wac casu zmarnia pri je.
ideni a; pitt nezli pri pra':i. Guido
val sa tiez, ake 81 to vsetlko m0zu
doyolit', ked 'zc je tam dost' dra
ho zit zarobky sii slabe. Robot
mix dostane, 20 koriin ma den a
ably 81 zarobil ma topankys musi
trobit' pol tyzdna ma ne alebo W.
Sc. tn 81 ich robotnik zarobi "a
menej nez jeden. den.
Pan Mgrdkak pocul mnoho po-
nos ma vladu cd Ccchov. Pri Via
de kaEdy sa to snaEi dostat' elm
Wac pre- seba, nehl 'adiac ma "a
.ujmy l'udu a statu.
y Naiviac ponos je. ma vel'ke da-
ne. Priemernemu geadovi ze prf-
de platit az 1000 -kordn. Ked to
'yyratal ma a1aericke peniaze, bo-
10 toho $50, kol'ko sa j td plat
dane "a obycaj jny dom. Ale donna
1000 korln je veliky peniaz, le.
bo ho je t'azko zarobit'.
IS 2PAn Murdz&k domedal sa / .
prephSt ami Slor6kov j lradov q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
oDsTRELM NIU 1lIAvu
NA3oIovAcKE
Miesto bazanta, sAstrelil kamarata

> -
4 Simon Keyser . Everett Bur-
nett, obaja Lakewood, O.. boil
toho tsEdna ma pdloyaeke ned "a
leko mesta Wares. Burnett zba-
dal, ,ako Nyietel mad jeho hlayou
bazant sikosne zflvihnic pusku,
strelil ma, ba'zantas Ale prave '
tom olsamihu nadbehnnl mu pred
pusku Keyser, tdltzs eeays nabei
ypalil mu. do hlavy. Keyserova
hlava bola skoro tipfnea adstrele-
ma. Burnett a Keyser boil debri
priateliar Burnett teraz od zia-
IN t ,azko ochorel. ..--
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
zAs DIEfA oPARENE
BoLo MA sMRT

Eleanor Malik, 4-roene pol 'ske
aievcatko {. 1912 highland Ave.
zomrelo v sobotu Cd oparenin, kto-
re utrpelo padon do hrnea vrelej
vody, polozenej ma dlahku, ktorou
sa jej brat chystal dl6zku umy-
vat Dievcatko SID chrbtom ku
hrncu. o ktorom nevedele, ze je
ma dlazke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
A|rlsstovalia by
koIIecle zasl1yest
Skvajeri nemajh prava najfmat
deputy -konst&blov . olxresnx la1t6
pa neslnie prijfmat' vxxhov bos
uvaxnujtcich listin.

Go je moe, to .je moe, povedali
| niektori vplyvni l'ndia Youngs-.
town proti neslyehanym yftinom
deputy konstablov vwmenovanyeh
nezakonite rozlicnymi skvajermi.
Ilebo posledne easy bolo to az
moe, co vystrajali. Kazd1 sobotu
privliekli 100 200 'udi do okres-
nej lakopy bez akychkolvek "a
konity'ah listin a mnoho razy bez
akychkol'vek dokazov previnenia
a jedine $ OIL 'adu ma zisk pre-
deputy konstablov ich panov a
tiez inych l',ldi. Ked' napady Ma
deputy konstablov neutichovaly,
;erif Lydan siadal mienku od O.
kresneho fiska3a Thomasa, Ii je1
ooyinny prijimat' do okresneho
! vazenia areStovanIch l'ndi bez
nvazh,,iiicieh listin. Okresnf fis-
kal nahodon alebo nenahodou mn
siel v zakone napisane, ze to ne
smie robit tax sobotu v noel.
naA okresny did Dol skoro
prazdny. Ba este Wac, okresny
fiskal nasiel v zakone, re skyajeri
nesmn vymeniiyat' pre- seba kon-
stablov, to smii robit len sstown-
ship trustees al to len vo w
nimecnom pade, ked' je ma to
velka potreba. D'alej vsnasiel,
Re takito vymenovani konstabli
nemaji praa patrolovat' ulice
mesta, ktora ma ma to svoju po-
liciu. Nuz tax odrazu mesto spro-
stene bofo nezaknniteho vyxiera
MIA obyvatel 'stva "v meme zako-
na."
Pravo arestoyania majM len vo-
leni konstabli a al ii musejd po-
kraeovat' al'a zakc.ioy.
Okresna porota bude vysetro-
vat vyciny deputy konstabloy.
Uz tohto fy1dna zatknnty Dol ie-
den hned' po vysluchu. Oeakava-
iil sa senzacne odokrytia, ze ako,
preco pod ciou ochranou sa tie
nezakonitosti konaly trpely.
Koniec bude asi ten, ze skvaje-
ri budii obmedzeni V svojcj moci
ma pracu dedinach. v Statnej
zakonodarni sa ,H chysta taky "a
kon, ktory rrobi 10 slvajerskeho
itra'du dostojny nrad a ME pra-
men nezakoniteho obohaeovania
sa nielen skvajerov a ich konstab
low, ale al inych- l'udi.
Nasi l'udia a ini cudzine ro-
deni nemusejn sa uE teraz oba-
vat, ze polnoci niekto nasilne
vojde do ich domacnosti, preha.
die vsetko elm hore tym dolu a
zavlecie ich do okresnej alebo
mestskej lakopy. Tomu Dol ,z u
|robeny koniec. Ale to neznamena,
:e boil urobeny koniec prohibfcii.
este sn tu policajti, deputy scri-
'ovia volenf konstabli. Lenzc
ftoSsii In 'dski, a znajl zakonv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
SCHODZA POLIT. KLUBU
" YOUNGSTOWN.

Youngstownsky Slovensky Po-
liticky Klub bude mat svoiu
riaanu schodzu dina 2S. novembra
V skole Sv. Cvrilla Methoda 0
7.3O hodinc vecer. Mech sa kazdy
>obtan dostavl ma til sch6dzu, po-
nevac mnohe zalezitosti pridn ma
pretras, ktore sa tfkail klmbn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
Andrej Tarap6ak, tai. klu
LANSINGvILLsKY KLUB
PRAGUE DALEJ

Daktore politicle kluby me.
ste zaspia hned ako sa vol 'by, DO.
minn, ale mas klub pracuie ne.
prestaine "a Lansingville. Po.
sledne poziadal koneilmana ia.
mesa, ably 81 prezrel dlazbu ma
Taft Ave. Tato utica bola dlazde.
ma este len ma jar, a uz je v pla-
nom stave. James nam sl'lbil, ze
poJde ku kontraktorom, aby dlalz-
bu napravili.
Koncilman James nam tiez sde-
lii, re sa shovaral S mestskym in
zinierom Turnerom ehl ,adem o
tvorenia Hunter ulice "a Turner
mu sl'1bil, re kontrakt ma tito
pracu bude zadany.
Praca ma zdokonaleni hriska ma
Shady Run Road bola rM zapoGa-
ia. Lansingvillcania, teste sa svoj-
mu novemu hrisku, ktore SINE 81
vymohli.
A teraZ sa znova opytnjem: Kto
pracuje pre- Lansingvillee NuE
kto my, aaso ii dobri cIanovia klu.
bu, Etori navstevujn kaEdn scho-
zdu Len tito m6zn pracovat'. Ale
kde si ostatni clenovia PreGo ne
chodia ma sch0dze? We'd mas je
300 clenov a ma sch0dze dochodi
len okolo 200. Co robi tych osta-
tnteh 100 clenov? Bratia, 1east-
nujte sd vsetci sch6dz nasho klu-
bu potion vsetky naSe pracc po-
jdu este lepsie, mas pokrok bude
rychlejSl. Nasim ciel'om .ie uro-
bit Lansing,ville najkraisou
najlepsou stvrt 'ou mesta Youngs-
town. .Pamatajte, sch0dze sa wy
drziayajti kaza1 prvn nedel'u v
mesiaci, tedy budiica schodza bu-
de ma 5. decembra ve6er. Prid tie
vsetcil Mech je Sokoloyna prepl-
nena, az budl jej steny prast at
J. J. Y, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
zADUsIL sA PLYNoM Z P1cE

Michael Gurffre, 40-rocny Ta-
liam, najdeny boil Y nedel'u rane
mrtvy ma jeho byte, 254 Summit
Ave. Obyvatelia domu pocitili "a
pach plynu q otvorili dvere na
Furffr freoveJ iabe. Plyn, Hrtekal i
malej ohrievacej piecky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
is zABITYCH MA LODI.

Pri Baltimore, Nd. vybdsila o
lejova nadmha ma lodi Mantilla,
pri Com zahynulo Is nakladaSov
tovaru q Is bolo nebezpecne po-
palene horiacim olejom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26
usMs,aa library
WlSk Az.
Zahrali vel 'kyms slspechom dve
veselohry Krasny spev skol-
skych dietok.

/ --&~
| Miestnost osadys Na.isv. Mena
'IezN ma steelton So uz dayno ne.
o2yvala tax chntnyn a srdeInym
smiechom, ako minulej nedelc,
ked' tamojsi osadni dramatieky
lrilzok zahral popoludni | ycccl
'dye podarene frasky: "Starthc
zal 'dbenca' a Betkinu lekciu.
Miestnost' bola zaplRena po oba
razy do posledneho niesta a hry
sprevadzane boly $ vel'kym zauj-
nom nielen dospelyymi, ale al skol
skymi dietkami, ktora sa pekne a
tioho drzaly.
Vo fraske "Stary zal 'nbenec
|vyborne vystihla dlohu starei vdo
Wy Dudroyej pi. Maria Mako,
ktorej. vicsia laska k svojmn psi
kovi nezli k l'nd 'om iicinkovala
ro2marne ma obecenstvo. Tiez do
bre vystihla iilohn yypGitavei ze-
ny, pre- kt0ra peniaze maly viac
ceny, nezli mladost spfeto chce-
la natisntit svojej choyanici sta
reho bdha6a iizernika Ulisneho.
No, dostala hobrii medninu, ked
vysly ma javo Ulisneho podyody
a koneene, ked' ju Stefan, mile
nee jej dhoyanice, prebral 20 "a
mdlenia stipkou tabakoveho pra-
chu, privolila, "a vel 'keho kvcha-
MIA, ku ich snatkn. Lenku, lei
chovanicn, zahrala nendtenym
sposobom, ako heredka . povola-
MIA, 81. Maria Gondol, obl'fibena
'ieredka spevaSka, ktora sa v
svojej dlohe milo vynimala. Pan
Jan Martinko zahral tldhu iej
milenca ako vzdy, vyborne a jeho
chutnym hnnciitskym ktskom sa
obecenstvo hodne nasmialo. Ale
hadam najviac sa obecenstvo ma
smialo ma "Starom zal 'ilbencovi"
ktoreho vel mi dobre zahral pan
IAN Novotnfk. Clovck 81 len DO
mysli ma stareho chlapa, ktory sa
DO usi 'buchne" do mladej diev-
siny a NJ sa musi smiat'. Talk sa
kazdy musel smiat't nv i len pri
pohl 'ade ma p. Novotnika, ktore-
no ako maskovanie TAX vystnpo-
vanie bolo vel mi podarene. Pan
Novotnik dokazal uz predtym, ze
ie dobrym hercom vo vaanych L.
lohach, a nedel'u sa preukazal
byt al dobrym komikom. Ulohu
klebetnej susedky za'hrala tiez po-
darene 81. Julia Ondas tax cely
kus bol zahrany suladne, 'bez chy-
by, TX najvyssiemu uspokojeniu o.
becenstva, ktore .sa hercom "a
vd 'acilo dlhotrvajticim srdecnym
potleskom.
Druha fraska bola "Betkina
lekcia'. Hlavna iloha v tejto hire
pripadla 81. Julii Kramar. pred
stavujdcej Ol'gu, mladl zenu
pravotara Iuana Jarmoviea @.
Juraj Knapik). A tilohu svoju
znamenite zastala. Lekcia pozo-
st'avala tom, zo jn kucharka Bet
ka ISL. Margareta Krupa), neclia-
la ma Fade, ked' prislo ma ware
ME, no preto ze mlada zenicka
pravotarova neznala. varit', MOI
me 81 domyslet', co to bola "a ge-
bnzina, ktord svojmu muEGkoyi,
dl'a pomiesanych kucharskych
predpisov navaren6, predlozila.
Ked prisla matka Ol'gina, bolo
NJ tpo burke a tn pred svojou ma
tkon Olga 81 l'dbila, ze sa bude
snazit' byt nielen dobrou manzel7
kou, ale al kucharkon. Oh 'ginu
matlxu zahrala 81. Agnesa Flip.
Tato fraska bola tiez dobre zahra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-26

Jan Matvey, preds.
J. F. CvengroS, pokl.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Merry Birthday Party
GiUen For Iona Miliner

Complimenting Iona Miliner and
in celebration of her fifteenth birth,
day, a Christmas party was given by
Frances Lemons and Mrs. Ed Mill
ner recently at the Miliner home on
Commercial street.
Games were played and dancing
enjoyed during the evening, one of
the features of which was the arriv-
al of Santa Claus with q toy for
each guest. Favors were distributed
from a Christmas tree. Christmas
colors were used in the decorative
scheme and in the refreshments,
which included big birthday cake.
Those present included Buick I'm
derwood, Virginia Bishop, Pearl
Withers, Dorothy Austin, Jean
Meyer, Helen Mack, Evalina Mill
ner, Frances Lemons, Cecil Gillett,
Paul Gillett, Ed Miliner, Delous Cox,
Byron Armour, Dick Hockett, War
rem Watson, Gale Miliner and Ken
meth Gillett of Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
CARD PARTY GIVEN
AT SWEENEY HOME
FOR PEG. MEMBERS

One Of the holiday social affairs
Of the week occurred yesterday
when the country home of Mrs.
Minor M. Sweeney was the scene of
. delightful Christmas card party,
at which members Of Chapter AV,
p. E. 0. were guests.
Holly and red candles were ef-
feetively used in the decorative
scheme. At the close Of an after
noon Of bridge, Miss Dorothy Will
Jams was awarded the high score
prize, while the consolation award
went to Mrs. Howard P. Meyer.
A brief business session of the
shspter opened the afternoon.
Refreshments were served by
Eesdames L. C. House, W. NJ. Mosh-
er. o. G. Horne and Sweeney, mem
bers of the social committee who
were in charge.
Members present included Mes
danes Howard P. Meyer, W. F.
Mosher, L. P. Sargent, Charles E.
Scott, A. NJ. Williams, Don c. Bit
ler, Roy Z. Breedlove, Z. F. Harden,
George A. Hartman, o. G. Horne, L.
c. House, Forrest Kutz, Miss Dor
othy Williams and Mrs. Sweeney.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
Too Many Bees
Wreck Romance
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %. - A
honey bee stung Dan Cupid and sent
him flying out of the romance of
Anna Bolla Mace and Clifford Mace
while queen bee appeared as CO.
respondent when Mrs. Mace was
awarded an interlocutory decree of
divorce here.
The wedding in 1924 followed a
bee romance, according to Mrs.
Mace, who was teaching bee culture
in the Upland high school while
Mace was a bee raiser nearby.
They were married and the wife
put up $500 to start raising bees.
Soon their colony of so hives had
increased to 800.
''He told me repeatedly he liked
the bees better than me,o said Mrs.
Mace. His relatives liked bees,
too, and when they'd come to the
place he d take them out to see the
bees but never introduced me.
Last Christmas / gave him $5 to
buy n turkey. Instead he spent it
for a queen bee. Then we sepa-
rated"
Judge Graham awarded Mrs
Mace the bee ranch-also the queen
bee.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
Oakland Visitor
C0mplimented At
Informal Affairs

Miss Anna Mae Laird of Oakland,
a former valley resident and holi-
day guest at the Arthur Edgar
home, has been entertained inform
ally by several friends here.
Yesterday Mrs. Edgar A. Nance
gave an informal luncheon for Miss
Laird. at which covers were laid for
Mrs. Leroy Holt, Mrs. Paul Blenki-
ron, Mrs. c. S. kegley, Mrs. Arthur
Edgar, the guest of honor and the
hostess.
Last night Miss Laird was enter
tanned at an informal dinner at the
Mont J. Reid home.
In company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kegley and Mr.. and Mrs. Blenkiron
who have been spending the hoE-
days at the home Of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edgar, Miss
Laird left this morning for Los An
q les.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
Local Girls Visiting
Friends in Ell Centre

Among the holiday house guests
who are visiting here are the Misses
Grayce and Edith Mckinney, who
arrived from their home at Santa
Ana last night and will spend the
remainder of the week here. Both
are former residents Of this city.
Miss Grayce Mckinney, who was
one of the popular teachers in the
local schools during the past two
years, is teaching at Huntington
Beach this year. Miss Edith Nc
Kinney, who was q member of last
years graduating class at Central
Union high school, is continuing her
studies in Los Angeles this season,
where she is enrolled in the south
ern branch of the University Of
California.
Miss Dora Chambers is entertain
ing Miss Grayce Mckinney, while
Miss Edith Mckinney is the house
guest Of Miss Maurine Mastick.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
Spectacular Play
At San Francisco

san FRANCISCO, Dee. 2s.-
"The Miracle,' accorded by crit
les the most dramatic and impress
sive spectacle ever devised, was pre-
sented to q crowd of approximately
5000 in San Franciseo's s civic audi
torium last night, the first of
nightly performances to last three
weeks.
Karl Vollmoelle-, author of the
pantomime play, and Max Rein
hardt, its creator, had come 900
miles TO witness the first Pacific
Coast presentation under the diree.
ton of Norris Gest, noted American
producer. Among the cast of 500
actors and singers are international.
II known artists, including Lady
Diana Manners, known as the most
beautiful woman in England.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
O. E. s. NEW YEARS.
EVE BALL TO BE
DELIGHTFUL EVENT

Preparations are practically com
pleted for the New Years Eve ball,
to be held Friday night in the ball
room of the Masonic temple. Com
mittees on arrangements are busily
at work, and a delightful event is
anticipated. Dinner parties are be-
ing planned preceding the dance.
and a number of out-of-town guests
are expected.
Mrs. Don Wells has charge of the
decorating, which will form the set
ting for the festivities. Miss Julia
Foncannon has just returned from
San Diego bringing assurance that
the five piece orchestra which was
engaged last month will be here.
which means that exceptionally good
music is anticipated.
All Eastern Stars and Masons,
who have not already done so, can
receive invitation for their guests
and tickets for themselves from the
following members of the commit
tee: ". D. Carey, Charles r..
Knights, Mrs. Ralph Reynolds. Miss
Julia Foncannon and Mrs. c. W.
Maitland
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
MARGARET CANAGA
GUEST OF HONOR
AT HOLIDAY PARTY

As courtesy to her house guest,
Miss Margaret Canaga of San Diego,
who is spending part of the Christ
mas vacation here, Miss Margaret
Ede was hostess at a delightful
holiday party at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Chris
tian of the Meloland district, last
night.
The evening passed merrily with
games, at the close of which re-
freshments were served.
Those present included Miss Can
aga and her brother, Bruce Canaga,
who is also holiday house guest at
the Christian home, Geraldine Shaw,
Jean Meyer, Josephine Graham,
Mary Kate Stewart, Buick Under
wood, Betty Mcmillan, Lee Viii
Paul Gillett, Cecil Gillett,
Delous Cox, Frank Mc1ver, Warren
Watson, Allen Cameron, Bill Peters,
Paul Maurer, Alfred Ede and the
hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
JUDGE LECTURES
MEN WHO DRINK
CANNED HEAT

Citing the many deaths that
have occurred since Christmas
through drinking "canned heat,
Police Judge Hervey took occasion
this morning to read lecture to
three victims brought before him,
and who, under it's influence, had
caused a disturbance and had engag-
ed in a roughhouse at the Southern
Pacific station last night.
He told his prisoners, j. B. Bow
ers, Joe Bezmen and James Hagen,
all fruit workers, that any man
brought before him for drinking
canned heat would be sent to Jail
not only for punishment, but for his
own safety and the safety of others.
He told his hearers that an analysis
of the stuff showed it to be deadly
poison when taken in sufficient
quantities. He asked Bowers, who
is said to have started the truoble,
to reverse his position and consider
himself on the bench and then asked
him what he would do under the
circumstances. Bowers was no
quitter or welcher; he said he would
let the law take its course.
1t was unquestionably this reply
and the fact that the judge still had
Christmas in mind that Bowers was
sentenced to five days and the two
others to 10 days each in the county
Jail. The judge further provided
that if either of the men had any
one in the valley who would call him
up and vouch for his industry in a
general way that he would give
them their liberty upon the proviso
that they must have job and stop
using canned heat.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
Rickard Predicts
Five New Champs

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Tex Rick
ard, boxing promoter, has written Il
pugilistic forecast for 1927, publish
ed today in the New York Evening
World. Riekard believes that five
new boxing champions will be crown
ed during the coming year. The ii
tie holders to be deposed, according
to the prediction are Mickey Walk
ker, Pete Latzo, Sammy Mandell and
Charley (PhiN Rosenberg, with q
successor to Louis (KidJ Kaplan, re-
signed featherweight champion, to
be chosen.
Gene Tunney will take on the
man who has proven himself the best
of the challengers and | believe the
outcome will demonstrate that the
conqueror of Dempsey is a much
greater exponent of the manly art
than seems to be generally apprec
iated,' Rickard wrote.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
AUTO OWNERS
URGED TO GET
LICENSES EARLY
Only One Month to Renew
Plates Is Warning Sent
Out By Club.
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This is the warning being broad
cast by the local office of the Auto
mobile Club of Southern California,
which, as usual, will cooperate with
the motor vehicle department in is
suing new license plates for 1927.
Only one month is allowed for the
issuance of the new plates. This
is the month of January, 1927, and
beginning Monday, January 8, the
big motoring organization will start
issuing licenses to its members No.
torists who do not obtain their H.
censes by midnight, January 80, will
be penalized 100 per cent of the cost
by state law.
Briefly, the license situation is
as follows:
Dates for obtaining, January 3
to 80 inclusive.
Cost for the ordinary car, 50.
Method of obtaining present
white slip out Of ear with proper
name. address, etc, which must be
legible. AAsj
IN spite of mary warnings issued
last year there were tens of thou
sands of motorists who were compell
ed to pay Sc for their new license
plates instead of the 80 regular fee,
because they did not make applica-
tion within the regular time allowed
by law.
1t is pointed out by the legal de-
partment of the auto club that sincl
the entire procedure is governed by
state law, no agent Of the state has
power to alter this and if motorists
do not make applications during tho
month of January as prescribed.
they will be forced to pay the pen
atty.
The license plates will be colorcd
maroon and buff. They will contain
the number written out in figures,
as the lettering system adopted for
1926 to indicate one million has been
abolished. In addition to the fig
ures on the license plates, the word
California will be spelled out 50
that when ears from the Golden
State tour in other parts of the
country, the license plate will tell
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
Traffic Officer
Sustains Injury

Henrietta Malloy, colored, who
gives her occupation as laundress,
appeared in police court this morn
ing on charge of reckless driving
and also for driving without an op-
orators license. While attempting
to park a borrower car at the north
east corner of Fifth and Main
streets, yesterday afternoon, she ran
over Traffic Officer Frank Bezel $
motorcycle, put it entirely out Of
commission, knocked him to the
side walk and today and for several
days he will appear on erutehes
with sprained leg. Henrietta will
be required to stand trial Dee. 81
before Judge Hervey, the latter hav-
ing given her the intervening time
to arrange for repairing the motor
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
MONOXIDE GAS CAUSES
DEATH OF THREE MEN
BY United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Cal, Dec. 2S.-The
death of three Hindus in small
room of a japanese hotel here was
attributed today by CoroRer John
y. Lisle to monoxide gas.
The bodies of d. V. Patel, 81,
Chanda Khan, 3S, and Maxhave
Ram, 50, were found upon the bed
of their room last night and a small
gas stove was burning nearby. Cor
oner Lisle expressed the opinion the
men had been dead since last Fri
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
Temperance Legion
Will Meet Tomorrow

Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock
the Loyal Temperance Legion will
hold regular meeting in the Meth
odist church social hall at 3 o 'eloek.
All members are requested to at
tend and bring their friends.
After the business meeting and
lesson there will be a social hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-28
Special Election
For Riverside
By Uaited Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO. De-. 2S.-A spe-
cial election viii be held Feb. ~ in
the 18th assembly district to name
a successor to the late Assembly
man Fred G. Murray Of Riverside,
Governor Richardson announced by
proclamation.
: Assemblyman Murray, his VII
and small child, recently were kill
ed in an automobile wreck near
Bakersfield. on their way to Secra-
mento for the legislative session.
Redlands, San Bernardino county,
made a record the past season with
$40 ears ears of citrus shipped
against $3.50 for the previous year.