davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12
RoDuNk TRAofDIA

90 4,
Do vazenia okresn6ho s1du ma
Myjave Dol doprayeny 31-rocnt
Jan MartinAk Z Brezovej pod
Bradlom (Nitr.), lebo zabil svoj
ho otca. Jan Martin&k Ill uz
dlhsf Gas Y neshode so svojim
60-rocntm otcom, ktort ho W.
hahal domu. Syn schytil ku-
chynskt moi . pichol otca do
Pavej rnky. Noz pref mn tep-
M tax, e start Martin6k W.
HN1sal. Syn potion ixisl ~ xet-
lnlekn stanieu = tam - ulal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12
KoNIEU RoDINN1OH
svkROV.

v obci Zahora pri Sobrancoch
ma vychodnom Slovensku byval
v spolocnej domacnosti 27-roc
ny rol'nik Balm so svojou snl
benicou, 17-ro6nou Annou Poza'
dinovou. v poslednom case do
ch&dzalo medzi oboma k sva
dam, ktore vyvrcholily, ked' dt
svady zasiahla j matka dievca
ia. Balm sa tax rozculil, Il
chytil sekeru a rozbil sndbenic;
hlavu. Vrah boil zatknuty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12
SLOVENsKE Pity ZAtALY
PRACOVAT.

Vel'ke priemyselne pity ! ma
Slovensku pine pracujd pre- do
davky do Anglie a Holandska,
kde trh 8 ohl'adom ma zamrznu-
te ruske prfstavy znacne OIL.
Len mensie PLY, ktore pracu.
jd pre- domacu spotrebu a do
davky do Mad'arska, dosial
pracujd obmedzene, alebo neza.
caly este vyrobu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12
NECHCEL BYT voJAKoM A
PRETO SA OBESII.

K pesiemu pluku els. is '
Presove narukoval novacik Jan
Hladky 2 iptova. Nemohol pri-
vykndt' vojenskej sluzbe a pre-
to sa ponosoval kamaratom, de
radsej skonci zivot. VeGer sa O.
besil. Rodicom zanechal list, '
ktorom napfsal, ze 81 berie Il
vot, lebo nechce byt' vojakom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12
zAPLATIL MvoToM MA
sTkVKU.

Robotnfk M. Javor 20 Sinta-
w pri Trnave stavil sa, 6e vypi-
j. liter rumu. 0 hodinu neskor-
He Dol natol'ko spitt, Se no mu-
iii odyisst' domov, kde Eakr4-
|to umrel. 0tr&yil. = alkoho olom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12
OBCHOD s BIELYu OTRO.
KAM,

Portugalska policia bola upo.
zornena ma l'udi, ktori preva.
dali v Europe obchod s otrok-
mi. Slo O niekol 'ko l'udi vel'mi
bohatych, ktorf pomocou svo.
jich agentov najimali dedinca.
nov ma pracu do zahranicia a
sl'ubovali i'm vel'ke zarobky.
Ten, kto sa prihlasil, Dol prija.
ty len tax, ked' Dol slobodny,
Dostal hned' hodny zavdavok.
ktory- mohol strovit' este donna.
Potom bolo jeho povinnost 'ou,
aby sa po obdnanf d'alsich pc.
nazf dostal do Lisabonu, kde
musel cakat' ma d'alsie rozkazy
Najati l'udia mysleli, ze budi
dopraveni do Maroka, kde bu.
d1 pracovat' v tovarnach. Ale
sa strasne zmylili. v Lisabone
boil ubytovanf v s1kromnych
bytoch a noci potion lod 'ou cd
vazanf do Afriky. Maloktory 2
tychto mladych, silnych muzov
sa vratil a ten, ktory priSiel ma
zpat, vypraval take strasn6 ve-
ci, ze mu nikto nemohol VERT
a neveril.
AZ konecne ujala sa jednOho
mladika policia. Jeho brat totiz
nahodou sldzil pri policii q do
stal povolenie, ably pripad vyse-
tril. Ten zistil, Re najatf mia
denci boil vzdy zavleceni do
Maroka tam predavanl jedno-
tlivym pohlavarom kmenov do
otroctva.
Policajt sa dal sam najat' a
ked' sa pc dlhom case vratil, W.
| praval, ze jeho pan s MIN hor-
Sic nakladal, ako so psom. Vse-
tel otroci museli pod dozorom
domorodcov pracovat' a aby ne
usli, vlacili "a sebou okovy. Po-
; licajt sam boil niekol'ko razy
predany do inych krajov a len 9
} vel'kou namAhou podarilo sa
!, mu ujst' 2 otroctva ivemu.
II Pc jeho navrate a "a jeho We
! denia podarilo 50 policii dola.
pit niekolko otrokarov, ktorl
!, zili nadhernych pal&coch, ,
j blahohyte q nAdhere. Preto Z,
Z otrokarstyo kyitlo d'alej, Dol,
y IsriadenA svlaStns pobrexnA pc
!, licia, ktor6 ma a fkol otrok4r
I-Istvo xastayit. Hrdnny policaj
y, Dol = svoju odv&xnp pracu Pc
Y 5fent ! jeho brat bol prijst;
~ @ al
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12
YOUNGsTOWNeKE sIIovENsKE NOvINY

kazom, nebnde i'm dovolen6 pre-
d&vat' naftu Y medzistatnom
obchode: TAX iste al rafinova-
ME nafty bude akiste podliehat'
podobnej kontrole.
Met pochyby, xe Modry Orol
81 brdsy paz1ry...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12
vfPolGOCNA AKUIA TEDE
RALNEJ vLkDY MA osoH
INTELI0ENUIE.

boil postihnuti depression q u
tratili svoju pracu, maj1 teraz
n&dej, De dostan1 zamestnanie
cd federalnej vlady.
Ciastkou ohromn6ho progra-.
mu, zahajeneho 1radom Federal
Emergency Relief Administra-
ton, je umiestnit' tisfce, ktori
potrebujd alebo uz dostavajd
podporu a dat i'm moznost', a.
by sa sami twill. "a tym Gle
Pom rozvija FERA rozsiahly
program pudovychovny.
Kazdy clovek, ktory dnes pod
poru dostava, alebo ktory ju uz
s1rne potrebuje a ktory je alb
solventom vysokej skoly alebo
vynika dusevnymi slcost ami,
bude umiestneny Go najsk6r a
bude dostavat' placu federal
nych fondov.
Skutocna sprava a intestine
prevadzanie celeho tohoto planu
bude v rukach jednotlivych Sta
tov. Miestni superintendent sk6l
v kazdom meste budl v pria.
nom potyku s inteligentmi, kto-
ri s1 bez zamestnania.
Vzdelavajdci program dradu
FERA je rozdeleny ma sest' cia-
stok:
Vidiecke skoly. Tato ciastka
programu zahrnuje vyplacanie
platu u6itel'om docasne zavre-
tych sk6l, ktore boly n1ten6 u
koncit' vyucbu pred urcitym
datumom.
2. Vyucba negramotnych l'u-
di, ktorym sa tax ma dostat'
skolenia az do vysky siestej trie
dy obecnej skoly.
3. Odborna vyucba pre- rozlic-
ne povolania a remesla.
4. Odborna rehabilitacia, kto.
rou sa ma pom6ct' tym, Go tr.
pia nejakym fyzickym nedo.
statkom.
5. Vseobecna pudovychova.
6. Opatrovne.
NaImanie be1robotnych lbu
de prevadzane prostrednictvom
statov a trovy s tymto krokom
spojene bud1 sa zaokryvat' z
federalnych fondov.
Najimanie nezamestnanych in
teligentov bude v rukach skol
skych superintendent miest
nych divizii a bude pod vrch'
nym dohl'adom statneho skol
sk6ho inspektora.
V ned'alekej buddcnosti maj
de najviac skolenych pudf mie
sta ma poll l'udovychovnom. Pc
stup pri ziadanf 0 taketo mie
sta je pomerne vel'mi jednodu
chy. Uchadzaci nemusia sa pre-
ukazat' ami vyucovacimi certi
fikatmi, ami nemusia mat pred
bezn6 ucitel'ske znalosti. Kd,
budd intestine organizacie cd
d'alovat' vypracovanie svojh'
miestneho planu, tam m6ze kon
petentny intelligent sam otvorit
l'udovychovny kurz, naco bud
hned' opravneny ma placu.
Vyucba dospelych, spadajdc'
do feder&lneho vypomocneh'
programu, bude rozlicne homo
rovana, placa moze prekroci1
al stanovene maximum SIS ty5
denne.
i Mnohi inzenieri, ktori Dol
zvlaste nemilosrdne postihnut
depression, a 8 nou s1visiacin
zastavenfm stavebn6ho a prie
myslovAho ruchu, budd ga m6ct
uchytit' pri odbornej vzdelava
j6cej cinnosti. Y opatrovniacl
q materskych skolach najdd "a
mestnanie zeny, ktore maj1
predbexn6 ek6senosti vo v3ua
be dietok v Skolkach alebo !
nizsich triedach obecnych sk6
a maj1 odborn6 znalosti Y det
skej psychologist a vychove. (F
L. /. S.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12
MODIFY o1oL g BRtsI
PAZntRY.
Il u i s

+. i. I. s.
Nejedneho : tych, 60 az do
teraz nebrali nariadenia roxlic.
nych priemyslovych k6dov vaz-
ne, prekvapilo nemile zistenie,
ze Modry Orol ma az priostre
paz6ry.
easy, kedy Dol ciel' narodne-
ho priemysloveho zAkona rekon-
strukcneho sirokej verejnosti
objasnovany a kedy administra-
cia vo Washingtone kazd4ho
tunajsieho obyvatel'a ziadala, a.
by podporoval Modreho Orla,
patri uG dnes takmer minulosti.
Amerika vstupuje teraz do OBJ
dobia, ktorom ide vymahat'
dodrziavanie ustanovizni vysu-
vedeneho zakona. v bud1cnosti
ocakava sa menej SLOW "a Wac Gi-
nov.
| X tejto druhej faze admin.
straenej cinnosti dal podnet
sam prezident Roosevelt naria-
denim, ktorym sa ustanovuje
r1Gi dohlad mad dodrziavanim
zakona. Pri tejto prilezitosti
prezident sa osvedcil, ze nikto
nesmie ijba predstierat', ze do
drziava zavazky a riadi sa ma
riadeniami prezidentovej "do-
hody o znovuzamestnavani' ale
bo k6dom cestnej konkurencie.
TT, Go prestdpia nariadenia k6.
dov, mozu byt' ma zaklade usne-
senia kongresu potrestani bud
pokutou $500, bud sest'mesac.
nym uvaznenim, alebo oboma.
Tymto trestom maj1 ga cd.
strasit' hlavne tt, co vystavujd
odznak Modreho Orla, pritom
> vsak plata svojm zamestnan.
> com menej ako predpisane mi
} nimum, alebo ktorf n1tia svo.
jich zamestnancov pracovat' dlh
Sic hodiny tyzdenne, ako povo
: ruje k6d pre- ich odvetvie prie
myslu. Trestu budd podliehat
tiez take zavody, ktore hned
! po prijati k6du pocaly zdrazo
: vat tovar, robiac, ako keby w
robna cena tohoto tovaru bola
, vyssia, ked' v skutocnosti bo
: tento tovar vyrobeny este pred
: tym, nez k6dy vosly v platnost'
Nv nedavnej svojej reci uviedo
prezident Roosevelt pripad, KID,
? isty obchodnfk podvysil cen,
pamokovej kosele z $3.50 M
;. $3.50, vyhovarajdc sa na dai
ma spracovanie pamoku. V sku
tocnosti bola celia kosel'a vyro
bena latky, utkanej asi jed
; neho funta pamoku, tax ze dai
: ma tdto 6inila len asi AZ centa
Il Najcastejsie pocuta kritik,
i NRA. uvadza, ze NRA spolieh'
sa privela ma dobrovol'n1 ko
operaciu nesebeckost' obchod
nikov a priemyselnikov a ze tai
: mer 1plne postrada sposobu
: ktorym by 81 kooperaciu vymo
:. hla. Uradovne NRA holy zapla
> vene tisfcami ponosami, obvi
: nuj1cimi zamestnavatel'o 'ov, Z
! sa pysia odznakom Modreho Or
la, bez toho, ably sa riadili ma
riadeniami k6dov. v jedinor
meste New Yorku bolo uroben
$4,000 takychto udani.
V prvom st&diu zavadzani
k6dov spoliehaly sa federaln
autority najma ma natlak verej
!, nej mienky. Teraz vsak, ked' u
takmer vsetky hlavne odvetvi
priemyslu prijaly k6dy, priznd
vaj1 tieto vrchnosti potrebu pa
br6sit' Modremu Orlovi paz1
Try.
Po6iatok hospod&rskeho pli
novaniA ze "a odznakom Nc
dreho Orla sa skryva ozajstn
moe, to vysvit& al 2 dvoch pr
kladov skutocneho hospod&rske
no pl&novania. General Hug
Johnson, administrator n4rod
neho rekonStrukcn6ho hnutia
schvall ned&vno nariadenie, 1t,
rtm ga obmedzuje d'alsie zava
dzanie produktfvnych strojo,
Ia %nvx;1,n xhn ,,r;osn x,c1s, Tate =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12
vll4 IllJOaG
4 s. s. x.
= Oakwood Ave,
Homegrown, o.

eoA j horlitel'om "a jeho pro-
1ram, hojnost' Bozieho pozehna-
nis N tomto Novom Rol1u! a
nech dobrotivt Pan Bob raci po|
1shnat' al nad'alej MS maly
slovensky narod, maly sfce Co
do po6tu dusf, ale predsa jedon|
\ pajvxcSfch ma svete, lebo po.
sr,1 TOHO, ktory je ulozeny v
jaslick&ch, nielen pozna, ale
hlbokou pokorou sa mu kla-
nia
Niektore narody koria sa pro-
fesorom, ktorf vysokymi slova-
mi uGia najnovsie mravne swim
stvo, chldbia sa bezboznym po-
krokom a hanbia sa mena Kri-
stovho. No ME tax slovenskv
n&rod! On pravda, ME je mo-
de-; on ME je prebudeny; on e.
ste al dnes pridrziava sa akej-
81 6udnej mddrosti, ktorej sa
nauGl v s'zaostalom" deviation
storoGf. No, chvala Panu Bohu
"a t6 zaostalost', lebo inak by
nemohol 8 radostnym srdcom
spievat' "Narodil sa Kristus
Pan, veselme sal" V tejto RADIO
nj pozostava jeho sila, a tiez j
s<ruka, be bude slavit' druhe
tisfcstorocne vyrocie Pribino-
vych udalosti, ked' 0 silnejsich
n&rodoch zriekn1cich sa Boha
nebude ami stopy.
Akcia. - Ably sa nezab1dalo
na to, Se bez penazf a jedine slo-
vami, keby boly sebe1prim-
nejSie a nadsenejsie, nemozeme
uskutocnit' mas program, a ze al
ssSekom" alebo "money-orde-
rom" da sa vel'mi vyslovit'
mienka 0 s. s. T., 8. vd 'akou u
v&dxam tri blahoprajne svedo
ctv&, prv6 to novym tajomni.
kom prijat6.
Jan Bires Detroit, Mich.),
Glenovskym prfspevkom "a cf.
slo 743 IKSJ, sa hlasi, ze je S
Mani; Jozef Palus (Bannister
Mich.), clenovskym prispev'
kom "a Gislo 721 IKSJ, sa hla.
ii, xe je 8 Mani; odbocka pri O
sade sv. Michala Archanjela '
Chicago, Is dolarovym sekom
(poslanym p. Adamom Podkri.
vacktm), tie6 sa hlasi, ze je
nami.
Vsetktm ddom tychze cisiel a
tejto odbocky vyslovujem Y
meme s. s. K. moju 1primnii
vd'aku. Pamatajte sestry a bra.
tia, ze kto yeas dava, dvakrat
dava., preto posielajte Vase prf-
spevky Gin skorej. Clenovske
pre- osadu je $500; pre- spolok
$500; pre- jednotlivych clenov
75c (z ktorej sunny 40c ostava
odbocke, 1Oc ide do kasy dioce-
zslneho sboru, 25c ide do hlav
nej pokladnice S. s. K.).
Nepriatelia sloyenskeho naro-
da majd statisfce ma uskutocne-
ME svojich programov. Preco
by SINE my nemohli .nasbierat'
hoe len niekolko tisfc? Teraz
boly Vianoce j viem, ze penazl
bolo treba ma vsetky strany. No
preto nesmie sa zabldat' ma
s. s. K. Udel'te al jemu nieco
70 svcjej chudoby. Veru, nepo-
hnevate sa, ked' Vas Vianocny
darsok poslete az teraz janu-
&ri, len aby ste no istotne po-
slali. Povedzte co myslite S.
8. T., ale povedzte to dorazne
prispevkom!
Ako to zidia rcbia. - V tyz-
dennfku "Time" {. z 13. no.
vembra t. r. objavil sa obrazok
newyorkskeho advokata Inter
myer-a a pod obrazkom bolo he
sio "Nd Untermyer" mic
inSieho. A myslite, ze to Zidia
E d nkd' prepaxilii Me. W elsie
@ "a. novembra tohoze casopisr
dime ax tri karhajdce listy od
6h (mt3ete byt' isti, ze redak
sh prijala ma STAY, a medz
8 jedon Cd advokata Unter
&. era, Y ktorom PRIV obvnuj
sktora Z proti-xidovstva,
- 20 biznismansky pis
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-12

~~~SSt ~ SASS - = ~VSSAA Re .
kladov skutocneho hospodArske
no pl4novania. General Huga
johnson, administration n4rod
neho rekonSrukcn6ho hnutia
schvall ned&vno nariadenie, ktt
rtm sa obmedzuje d'alsie zava
dzanie produktfvnych strojov
do textiln6ho priemyslu. Toto je
prvy pripad kedy federalna via
da zasiahla podobnym sp6sobom
do rozmachu priemyslu. Je WAX
NOME, ze to nebude pripad po-
sledny a ze inc odvetvia prize
myslu prijd1 tiez ma poriadok.
Narodnym priemyslovym plA-
novanim chcd dosiahnut' xame-
dsenia nekontrolovaneho roz-
voja ktor6hokol'vek odvetvia
priemyslov6ho, najma pravda
toho, Y ktorom hrozf nebezpe-
eenstvo nadprodukcie.
| Druhym prikladom hospod1r-
skeho planovania je nariadenie
sekret1ra vndtra Ickesa, ktor5
lie administr&torom olejovsha
k6du, nariadenie TO, ktor5m :.
IobmedSuje naftovl prcdnkeia
Gttty - vystrfhajf, = IS - =
hpl u ~ =
Evening star., 1934-07-15

Ten Pages
in Color
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
NOXIOUS WEED CAMPAIGN BEING
WAGED BY HARRIGANS OFFICE

bulbs, Al flats bedding plants.
/ Sixty six sacks cantaloupe seed, 6
sacks carrot seed, 6 sacks honey
ball seed, sacks squash seed, sack
pea seed, l sack spinach seed, 5
sacks bean seed, sack tomato seed,
sack watermelon seed. 35 sacks
lettuce seed, , sacks rye grass seed,
594 sacks alfalfa seed, 448 sacks oat
seed. 6 pounds garden seed.
! Nine citrus trees. 6 fig trees, II
bottle trees, so cypress trees, 60
oleander trees, 10 jacarando trees,
10 pepper trees, Is pine trees.
Five shipments household goods,
four carloads bananas, 4 carloads
apples, 9 carloads potatoes, % cruck
loads mixed fruit and vegetables.
Quarantine reflections included:
5G boxes persimmons infested with
scale and mealy bug, boxes le-
mons infested with scale and mealy
bug, 8 boxes oranges infested with
scale, pineapples infested with
scale and mealy bug, 20 Roman
myrtle plants infested with scale
and mealy bug, II pyracantha
plants infested with scale, 100 te-
coma capensis plants infested with
scale, natal plum infested with
scale, $50 lantana plants infested
with scale and mealy bug, 2 ferns
infested with scale and mealy bug;
IA sacks alfalfa seed infested with
noxious weed seed, 408 sacks oat seed
infested with noxious weed seed.
Outgoing shipments included 60
carloads asparagus and seven car
loads grapefruit.
| Standardization reflections con-
sisted of $40 crates asparagus reject
| ed for not meeting the requirements
Of the California Standardization
/ act.
! Weights and measures work in
cluded: platform scales tested and
sealed without correction, IA gaso-
line pumps tested and sealed with
cut correction, gasoline pumps
tested and sealed after correction, 3
gasoline pumps out of order.
/ Apiary inspection included 60 ap-
iarieS-2934 colonies-of bees were
inspected; 94 colonies infested with
American foul brood were destroyed
by burning.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

Considerable work was done on
weed eradication during October
including spraying of puncture vine
and Russian thistle along roads, ac-
cording to the report of B.. A. Har-
rigan, county agricultural commits
sicner Poisoning of camelthorn as
Il completion of the can1elthorn era
dication project, was started. This
work will be completed as rapidly
as possible through project just
approved by the SERA. A crew OF
25 men will be used in an effort to
cover all infeStations before frost
| kills the plants.
During the month 10000 pounds
of poison bran was distributed for
grasshoppers. This work will soon
be finished as most infestations have
been cleaned up.
A general weed eradication pro-
ject has been submitted to the
SERA for laborers to eradicate and
clean up noxious weeds along coun-
ty property and rights of way. As
| this is work which will be benefi
cial to all property owners and
1anchers in the county it is hoped
that the SERA will see fit to ap
prove it.
A similar project has been sub
mitted to the SERA covering a
campaign for eradication Of goph-
ers through the use Of poison, car
bon bisulphide and traps This pro-
ject would include all lands with
in the cultivated area of the I'M
perial Irrigation and Bard districts.
Grapefruit shipments have been
moving steadily under the pro-rate
regulations. Tests made by this Of
flee have been high on all fruit with
no tendency to vary from week to
week. Prices have been satisfactory
to date for the small volume of
fruit being harvested in this dis
trict.
The following goods were inspect
ed and passed into Imperial coun-
ty during the month OF October,
1884 $50 ornamentals, q hibiscus,
25 honeysuckle, so bouganvillia, 25
buddlei, 100 tecoma capensiS, 20 jas
mine, 100 lantana. 20 poinsettia, loo
Shasta daisy 100 tritoma, 1T rose
bushes, 102 ferns, 312 cacti, 478 mar
cissus bulbs, IL iris bulbs, 643 mis-.
cellaneous bulbs, $50 gladiolus bulbs,
300 China lily bulbs, IL daffodil
bulbs, IL fuschia bulbs, so tulip
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
ARIZONA AT FOLLS

PHOENIX, Ariz., HoV. 6. U.P)-
Less than 10 per cent Of the state IS
147,385 registered voters was ex-
pected to turn cut today to ballo
on AZ candidates for state and na
tional office. Senator Huey Ash
urst and Congresswoman Isabel;
Greenway, Democratic incunbents
were assured Of reelection. The
"new deal' had a place in the
gubernatorial race with both Gov.
B. B. Moeur, Democrat, and Thom"
as Maddox, who campaigned as q
Roosevelt Republican, yieing for
"new dealo votes. Moeur was fav-
ored to win.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
Man Killed In
Election Fight

STEELE, Mo, Nov. 6. W.P)-One
man was killed and another wound
ed seriously today in an election
fight over purported bringing Of
Negroes from Arkansas to Missouri
to vote, officers said.
The dead man was Horace Fer
reI, 33, of Steele. His father, John
E. Ferrell, 65, was so critically
wounded that he was unable to give
officers details of the shooting.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

A late season car of Levi cling
peaches shipped from Loomis, Pla-
Ger county, seld at auction in Bcs-
ton fer 1890.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
FOUND

FOUND-Stray horse. Black horse,
weight 1900 lbs. Davis Brothers,
care d. Gross Ranch, five miles
west on San Diego highway, two
miles south and one mile west.
ste
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
HELP WANTED

OPPORTUNITY - Woman of cul-
ture and refinement to employ
whole or part-time. Position per-
manent and profitable. Reply
giving address and telephone,
Press Box 1856. 5t2
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
FOR LEASE

FOR LEASE-20 acres on Dogwood
w. L. Duggins, Rt. l, Box 1876,
Ell Centro. 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
SITUATIONS WANTED

MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes posi-
ton in widower's or motherless
home. Katie Hill, 1898 Thirtieth
ST., San Diego. 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
" 'Nfea!:!.theE

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Wednesday;
continued warm with rather low
humidity little change; gentle
changeable wind, mostly from the
interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Service station COM
pletely equipped in Ell Centre,
large lot. Priced for quick sale.
Write full particulars as to your
financial standing, character,
reference, etc. P. o. Box 1444,
San Diego, Calf. 6t6
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

S P E G A L s
See us about your remodeling.
Special plice on roofing. We
have good line of paint. Used
2x4, 2x6, Ike, 2X8, 6x8. New and
used pipe ana fittings. Sawdust,
any kind. any quantity.
Ell CenLrO Lumber &
Trading Co.
400 Adams st. Phone 1892
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

FOR SALE-Seeo wheat and alfal-
ia hay. E. E. Wake, first house
west of Dahlia canal on north
side of road on San Diego high
way. Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

FOR SALE-New threshed corn,
11ac ID. Two miles north Melo-
land. Pete Van Der Linden. 2t6
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

z lhnusandz a[ Opportunities in the liant Ap5E&2
FOR RENT HOUSES

FOR RENT-House, 663 Len Rey.
See Herbert Lowdermilk, ll6
North Sixth st. 6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

FOR RENT-Four-room house un-
furnished. $500. Inquire l047
Woodward. 5t2
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

FOR SALE-Baled hay. Peter Pima,
315 miles north and IL miles
west of Imperial. 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

FOR RENT-Unfurnished 4-room
house; tile sink. 1866 CONNER
cial. 3t7
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
BOMBERGEn'S BEST
BRANDS

BRANDS
Alfalfa seed $17O0 per cwt fob.
storage, other grades for less.
Prices subject market change
and unsold. Storages or Sales
ct
EDGAR IMPLEMENT STORE
Brawley Ell Centre HoltVllle
Or Inquire OF
w. F. Tally, 81 K Street
lBrawley Phone l2z
i4t I'm
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

FOR SALE - Eucalyptus wood,
priced right. Phone 5ll. Saliva
ton Army. Ste
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur-
nished houses, $14.00 to $25 90. In
Quire Mrs. w. Stone, lis South
Ninth st 1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

FOR RENT--s-room unfurnished
house, garage. Phone 1851 or
see house at 684 He'll. oh
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

LOCAL TEMPERATURES
data compiled by Howard En-
mons, local observer for the United
States weather bureau)
Maximum yesterday ...................- 81
Minimum today .............................. So
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06

THE pike aliases no less than 30 differ
oeng
known pike pckere great
law there inches thrown
andt the maxi
Evening star., 1934-10-25

Across.
I. Gateway.
5. Historic Texas church.
10. River in Russia.
IA. Flood.
is. Listed.
II. Thugs.
10. Stays.
20. Shore.
q. Rolls of tobacco; var.
%. Morse god.
IS. Formerly.
20. Curls back.
80. Contend.
80. Negative prefix.
"a. Members Of an Indo-China hill
tribe.
IS. Looks obliQuely.
81. Turf.
SO. Spruce.
SO. Exhibitions.
40. Panacea.
IL. Goddess Of dawn.
a.. Goal.
43. Centered.
a.. Friend; FIR.
Is. Work unit.
46. Embarked.
48. Rulers
81. Earl; obs.
81. Pertaining to food rules.
81. Fasten.
58. Devil.
81. Make clear.
SO. Enlarge.
IS. Anglo-Saxon serf.
66. Part of verb ITO be-"
81. Industrial city Of Germany.
60. Billows.
Evening star., 1934-10-25
Woman in Record Climb.

Frau G. o. Dyhrenfurth, wife of the
German professor leader of the Inter-
national Himalayan Expedition, re-
Gently established q new altitude rec
ord for woman climbers when she
scaled the "a, ,70O-foot summit of Queen
Mary Peak in the Karakoram Himal-
ava. Other members conquered three
other submits of the peak, including
the highest point, $500 feet.
Evening star., 1934-10-25
Hard Winter Expected.

Appearance of storks in France at
this time of year is said to be q sign
Of severe Winter.