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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
Skvele Wit t'azstvo
Cy-Me caty
Porazila campionov q tax sa
dostala ma prve miesto v lige
spolu 5 Kadetmi.

Cy-Me basketballova cata
preborila sa vo stvrtok ma
prve miesto v Slov. Kat. Bas-
ketball Lige v tuhom zapa-
Sc s campionskou catou Shir-
ley Clubu, ktoru porazila
skorom 1890. Striepanie a
manevrovanie Will Woper-
shalla a obrana Dubosova a
Farkasova boly hlavnou pri-
cinou Wit t'azstva Cy-Me caty.
Gondovo znamenite striela-
ME drzalo Shirley catu bud
to ma predku alebo v uzle
skoro cez celu hru. Posledna
polminutka priniesla vit'az-
stvo Cy-Me cate, Ducaj a
Wopershall dostanuc hody
do kosa. Kadeti a Cy-Me ca
ia sd teraz ma prvom mieste
v Iige. lKadeti zapasili t'az-
ko v svojej hre s haselton-
skymi Sokolmi, ktorf v prvej
polhre boil ma vrchu, ale v
druhej polhre podl'ahli ha.
dzaniu Bacaniho z caty Ka.
detov. Vabas a Elosh boil
hviezdami Haseltoncanov.
V hre ciat Sv. Nikolaja 9
Mena Jezis, Vanasack a M
Wansach priniesli vit'azstvt
cate sv. Nikolaja 1920. B
i Melago hral najlepsie Q Ca
ty osady M. Jezis.
Hiram sa prizerali al Rev
Misic z osady sv. Petra ;
Pavla, Rev. Hromiak z osa
dy sv. Nikolaja, Rev. Tondrs
z osady sv. Cyrila a Metoda
Rev. Elias z osady Mena Je
zis a Rev. Sikora z osady sv
Mateja.
| .s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
Novy nassky lekar
Campbell, o.
DR.. - M. Benko otvoril 81
Hradovnu v {. 18th St.

Slaviani v Campbell Ease
urobili krok napred, maju
noveho inteligenta a profe-
sionala medzi sebou v osobe
Ora j. M. Benko, ktory 81
otvoril lekarsku dradovnu v
cisle Z - 18th St. DR.. Ben
ko praktizuje vseobecne le-
karstvo a operacie. Buducne
prinesieme O nom Wac. Pra-
jeme mu plneho zdaru medzi
nasim slavianskym l'udom v
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
NOVA ADMINISTRATOR
POMOCI NUDZNYM

V Mahoning okrese boly
spojene vsetky dosavadne
mestske a obecne nIdzove L.
rady v jeden urad pod We
denim l. L. Eeuer-a, doteraj-
sieho direktora pomoci v me-
ste Youngstown. Kancelaria
bude ma rohu Watt a Wood
plfc, kde doteraz bola NEST
ska nudzova uradovila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
MINIMALNA MZDA
v OHIO JE PLATNA

Federalny d;striktny sudc4
Nevin v Dayton rozpusth
sudny zakaz proti vynlAlia.
niu statneho zakona q I
nimalnej n1zde, takze zalkol1
je platny, dokym D noHa n1
vynesie rozsudok najvyx
sud. js2s II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
v SPOJ. STATOCH
ZIJE 127,521,OO DUSf

Cenzusoya dradovna Spoj.
Statov odhaduje, ze koncom
1885. roku zilo v krajine
127,521,000 dust, co je A.
perc. vzrast cd 1880.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
OCELIARNE ZAROBILY
$32,151,84 VLANI

Americke oceliarne maly
vlani vePni dobry rok, lebo
zarobily cisteho zisku $32,-
I51, $40. Y roku 1884 maly
stratu $14,147,710.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
Stav ciat " lige

Hry ma 13. februara
0 1880 Holy Name VS. Ha-
selton Sokols.
o 8:15 Shirley Club VS. ST..
Nicholas.
O 900 Cy-Me VS. Cadets.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
200 MILIONOV MA
ZLEPSENIE OCELIARNf

Walter S. Tower, vykonny
tajomnik American Iron and
Steel Intitute vyhlasil, ze v
temto roku oceliarsky prie-
nlysel investuje do zmoder-
hizovania oceliarnf dvesto
milionov dolarov. Vlani inve-
stovane bolo 14O milionov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07

M yeSierlkoch - e. ! {
dinn5eh x6bavx cl, ~ o. y
dzAch sponasnts u -
iii Slovsnsls6 skels \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07


Struthers, ma cele SO svojim
duckovnym, DIP. Jozefom
Krispinskym, zacne ma ne
del'u, 8. februara kampan
ne slovenskl vyssiu skolu
pre- chlapeov, a vedena bude
do 16. februara. Tym ciePom
prevedena bude domova
sbierka 29-clenovym vybo-
rom osadnikov a osadniciek,
2 ktorych kazdy ma pridele-
ne svoje ulice.
v pondelok vecer pride do
osady najsv. Trojice najdp.
opat Stanislav Gmuca, 0. S.
B., ku zvlastnej poboznosti
k ucte sv. Scholastiky, sestry
sy. Benedikta. Pri tel poboz-
nosti ndp. opat povie po-
vzbudzujucu kazen ku zapo-
eatej Rampant "a vyssiu sko-
lu. u
Nasledovni budu sbierat'
Diary ma vyssiu skolu:
Jan Bacak, ma Highland
st.
81. Helena Bakalar, ma
Parkcliffe and Parkway SITS.
PAM M. Bujnovsky, la
Upland, Lawnview, Broad,
Harding a Glendale.
Pani Maria Cekel, ma Sny-
der st.
Juraj Cifra, ma Oakview
Ave. T.
81. Maria Dolny ma Charles
a Park SITS.
Emil Dugas, ma Broad St.
Michal Farkasovsky, ma
Frank ST.
Jan Garcar, ma Herman a
Frank SITS.
Pavel Gatze NIL, ma Sixth,
Seventh a Eight SITS.
Jozef Jacob, ma Perry st.
Jan Jozefov NIL, ma West
Washington st.
Stefan Jancar, ma Will
helm st.
Andrej Kacmar, ma Pine
st.
PAM Joz. Kama, ma Wood
bine Ave.
Michal KApusta, ma Will
son Ave.
81. Helena Kolarik ma
Ridgeway st.
Jozef Kopkas, ma Fifth St.
81. Margita Misko, ma
Moore, Reed, State a Ter
race SITS.
Martin Oravec, ma Bridge
q Chestnut SITS.
81. Helena Popovic (Cen-
ter ST. ma Center st.
Jan Scavnicky, ma East
Washington st.
81. Maria Stanesic, ma
Grace, Lowellville Rd., Pros.
pect a Narcissa SITS.
Stefan Timko, v Coitsville
Township.
Jozef Tkac, ma Faith a
John SITS.
Jozef Tomovcfk, ma Nor.
rison a Poland Ave.
Karol Virostek, v Poland
O., New Middletown, O. a
New Springfield, O.
Stefan Yasecko, ma New
Castle Rd., Jackson a Rifle
SITS.
Jan Vas NIL, ma Como
Creed a Poland SITS. q Har.
vey st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
Struthers "a vyssiiu skolu

strtherski Sovci prevedu kampan slovenskd vyssu
Skolu pre- chapcov cd 9-16 februara Domova sbierka
bude prevedena. Najdp opat Stanislav Guca, OSB od
bavi pondelok poboz most chrame Trojice
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
Otvorenie jubilejneho roku a
zapocatie kampane ma vyssiu skolu

Rano pol jedenastej biskupska svsta omsa. Kazate-
Pom bude DIP. Vendelin kravec, OSB, drektor vyssej
skoly -Vecer pol siedmej banket krasnym progra-
MON. Hudba pod vedenim p. Michala Pirosku osad-
ny spevokol pobavia vzacny ch host'ov.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
TRACK STARS TO
ENTER CONTEST


Coach w. S. Taylor, coach of F.
Centre high school, will take 2G
track athletes to San Diego Satur-
day to compete in the annual
southern California district track
meet. First and second place win
ners qualify for the southern Cal
ifornia finals in Long Beach.
Glass A trackmen making the trip
to San Diego are, Robert Feeney
pole vault. Gene Wagner, 440. Reed
kirkpatrick high jump and high
hurdles. Bobby Domenigoni. l0C
yard dash. 22O dash and relay. Wes-
ley Junkins, mile, E. Thibedeaux
440. Donohue, 100 dash, and 22C
low hurdles, Cecil Gipson, 100 dash
and 900 low hurdles, Rudy Adams
$50 and Forest Napier, relay.
Glass B. Susumi Sugimoto. pole
vault, Shaw. 100 yard dash and re
lay Woodward. high jump, Baker
10 yard high hurdles, Juan Kirk
patrick. 100 dash. 900 dash. and re-
lay. Claude Herrick, 1920 Lamara
Gillette. eco. Webb. $50, and Cy
Reed. l20 low hurdles.
Glass C. Thacker, so. dash, and
broad jump. and Adams geo.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
Red Sox Beat Whites

get two hits in any inning ex-
cept the ninth when a double play
spoiled their rally.
Although Paul Dean was touched
for eleven hits, he kept them we'll
scattered and hurled the st. Louis
Cardinals to a 80 victory over the
New York Giants. It was the
Cares second victory over the
Giants in as many games.
Mize's home run in the seventh
proved the winning margin for the
Cards as the Giants added another
run in a ninth inning rally that
fell short
AL Powell's single in the ninth
inning scoring Myer with the win
ming run, gave the Washington
Senators an 81 victory over the
Detroit Tigers.
Mickey Cochrane was injured
today when he was hit on the leg
by a foul tip off the bat of Al
Pollew. He was carried off the
field and replaced by Hayworth.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
GUESSERS WIN
$4,000 PRIZE
AS ICE BREAKS

NENANA, Alaska, April 80. tUp
Ice in the Great Tanana river
broke at 1888 pm. today t6:58
EDIT and moved toward the sea,
officially bringing springtime to the
northland and a stake of $4,000
to holders of two lucky tickets.
Winners of the guessing sweep
stakes were E. Miller and company
and John L. Sovich and company
both of Juneau.
Each was an association of in
dividuals which had placed many
tickets in the pool, hoping to cash
in on one of them.
Breaking of the ice ended sus-
pense which had held all Alaska
since Sunday, when ice went out
of the tributary Chena river at
Fairbanks.
Banks of the stream, largest trib-
utary of the mighty Yukon. were
lined with nervous men and women
throughout the day. Their eyes
were focused on a tripod in center
of the stream, where steel stakes
driven in the ice were fastened to
a time clock on shore. Guards
had watched the mechanism for
a week to prevent tampering,
Suddenly, just before IL: M, there
was a crack, like that of a rifle
Almost Immediately the mass of
ice shifted, downstream. The wires
pulled taut, then broke, as the
time clock stopped
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT
Application 1889

Amount applied for: 10000 cubic
feet per second.
Diversion season named: January
1st to December 31st of each season
Water to be used for power pur-
poses
Point of diversion within Lot 2 Of
Section 9, T Is S, r "a E, S.B.B
&M.
Place of use described: Pilot Knob
power house within NWA of SWh
of Section 25, T 16 S, r 21E, SB.
B.&M.
A portion of the water will be re-
turned to All American Canal and
a portion to Colorado River in SEA
of SWA of Section 25 T 16 S, r 81
E, S.B.B. .&M.
Application 7740
Amount applied for: 5000 cubic
feet per second
Diversion season named: January
1st to December 3lst of each season.
Water to be used for power pur-
poses.
Point of diversion within Lot 2
of Section 9, T Is S, r "a E, S.BB.
&M.
Place of use described: power
house No. l within E1a of NWA Of
Section 4, T II 3, II 10 Z, S.BB.
g. M.
Water will be returned to All
American Canal.
Application 774l
Amount applied for: 1900 cubic
feet per second
Diversion season named: January
lst to December 3lst of each season.
Water to be usec for power pur-
poses.
Point of diversion within Lot 2 of
Section 8, T Is S, r "a E, S.B.B.&
M.
Place of use described: power
house No. 2 within VIZ of NEA of
Section 4, T Ii o, II l8 E, S.B.B.&
M.
Water will be returned to All Am
erican Canal.
Application 7742
Amount applied for: 1000 cubic
feet per second
Diversion season named: January
1st to December 31st of each season.
Water to be used for power pur-
poses.
Point of diversion within Lot 2 of
Section 8, T 15S, R24 E, S.B.B.&
M.
Place of use described: Power
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
l6 Miniature
Race Cars to
Speed Sun.

Sixteen midget race cars from
Arizona and Imperial Valley have
been signed to take part in the mid
oct races to be held at the new
speedway Sunday afternoon start
inc at 80 o'clock.
The Midget Speedway. formerly
the Eastside ball park. IS located on
east Brighton.
According to Ward Swarthout
new bleacherS have been erected To
accommodate the large crowd and
the track has been oiled to elimi-
nate dust.
The new track boasts one of the
smoothest surfaces in the south
west. Officials are confident new
racing records will be established.
The Midget association plans TO
hold races every Sunday afternoon
and hopes to obtain all of the lead
ing midget race drivers in the
southwest.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01

Grecian mailman deSpiSes grapplerS
Of Ginsbergs type.
Ginsberg met Kondels in a
rough and tumble match two
weeks ago and was disqualified
for rough and illegal tactics.
Kondelis VOWS he will bat the
Baron all over the ring and give
him the beating Of his life.
"In lick him even if I have to
use his type Of wrestling Klon-
dixie warned followers Thursday
night.
Other matches on the card match
Vic Christy against V. Hill. Hans
Steinke against Cowboy Ribbons
and Leo Papiano against Matsui
Hamanka. Injuries caused a
change in the lineup.
The Christy-Hin match will in
variably rival the main event for
action and entertainment as Chris
ty is rated as one of the out
standing matmen He has defeat
ed several Of the ranking grap-
piers.
Hans Steinke. who has again
broken into the graphing spot
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
Bench
Warming
BY Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

Winning four out of seven match
es in the county tennis tournament,
CaleXico high school netterS dem
onstrated to other valley high
schools that the Border city racket
eers may be ready to dominate val
ley tennis for the next few years.
TIL boys team that will return
next year promises TO be one of
the strongest to represent a valley
school in many seasons and with
only an average girls team should
be able to cop valley titles for sew
eral years.
Manuel Servine, who played first
singles most of the year for the
CaleXico team, is a sophomore and
has two more years to play. Walter
BoWker, second singles player, Is
also a souhomore and B. Webster
has one year left to play. Webster
is rated as the best high school
doubles played in the valley.
Johnny Carter, who played mix
ed doubles during MOST of the sea-
son, is the only graduate on the
boys team.
Several promising undergraduates
as well as grammar school players
are coming up to take places on
the team. The most outstanding
ycungster coming from grammar
school is Jack BoWker younger
brother of Walter. Jack plays a
steady game, has nice strokes and
is rapidly improving his game. He
is considered one CT the best pros
poets in sight for Calexicos tennis
team in the next few years.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
Ell Centro Chess
Stars Beat Brawley

El Centre chess experts staged
a garrison finish Thursday night
to defeat the Brawley chess team
5i2 TO Az. Captain John Halle
was the hero of the evening. Win
ming two games to give FL Centre
victory The FL Centro team will
play MeXicah next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
Hi
Wins CUHS
Plays Today

CaleXico high school base
ball team clinched its fifth
successive baseball cham
pionship Thursday after
noon with a 81 win over
the Brawley higf. school nine.
Calexico played fine brand OF
ball during the entire game eXhlo-
iting a great defensive game as
we'll as a powerful offense.
Joe Andrade pitched for the Cal
exicans and allowed only hits
and whitfield II Brawley batters.
Ellis. Brawley chucker, allowed l3
safe blows and struckout 10 men,
Coach w. S. Taylor's FL Centre
baseball team will play the cellar
champions from Calipatria Friday
afternoon on the Ell Centre high
diamond.
Calipatria has not won a league
contest this season and is journey
ing to El Centro determined to up
set the fourth place Spartans.
FL Centro batted out an easy win
over the Calipatrians in their first
encounter and are confident of re-
peating the performance. T h e
Spartans are aiming at third place
in the league standings and are
anxious to trim the Hornets to
move into third position should I'm
perial lose both of its games to the
BraWley Wildcats
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
BY United Press

The Red Sox defeated the Chi
case White Sox 1914.
A combined total of 81 hits, and
10 bases on balls were the results
of the afternoons work by both
teams.
A ninth inning rally by the
Phillies fell one run short and
the Pittsburgh Pirates won 6-5.
The Pittsburgh lead. built up by
sixth inning scoring spree, was,
all but overcome when, Watkins
smacked a home run scoring Sheer
in ahead of him.
Pounding five pitchers for IA
hits, the Athletics made q clean
sweep of the three game series
with the st. Louis Browns by WIN
ming to the final II to 8.
Danny MacFayden, a pitcher
the Reds discarded last season,
baffled Chuck Dressen's hitters to-
day and pitched Boston to a 81
victory in which the Reds did not
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
CaIexico Wins Title

Playing smooth and consistent
tennis Walter BoWker breeze d
through to a straight set win over
Olivia Honda of BraWley, Thurs
day afternoon. to cop second singles
title OF the valley and at the same
time clinch the valley tennis cham
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
TIE TACKLE BOX

honor, are Manager Gordon Scriven
of the J. c. Penney Co., and Bill
Clements. who is a fisherman of no
mean skill himself
Watch for announcements of Ell
Centro prizes to be awarded it's
best fishermen!
The H. & NJ. Fishing company,
reports that last Wednesday, April
%, eleven passengers, fishing from
the Mascot No. 2. landed II yellow
tail. The largest fish weighed 20
pounds. The H. & M. operates a
fleet of boats from the foot of
Broadway-both daily and charter.
While ocean fishing will likely
hold the limelight during the sum-
mer months-do not lose sight of
the fact that an earnest effort is
being made to have Imperial VAL
ley canals and rivers stocked with
channel catfish. DOC" Zinn is I'M
selfishly boosting this project and
has petition in his office, 510
Main street. Ell Centro, awaiting
your signature. Drop in and sign
it.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01

pionship for the Calexico team.
In the other match of the tour
nament, that completed play in
the county meet, Servine and Crook,
of CaleXico, easily defeated Glenn
ents and Jones, of Ell Centro in the
final set in their postponed mixed
doubles battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01

light. is slated to win over Cow
boy in a closely contested battle
Steinke is beginning to show flash
es of his old brilliance and has
run up a string OF victories n re
cent fights.
The bout between Shiklna and
Ribbons will bring down the house.
according to Matchmaker Pete
Buzukos. Both boys have been
headlining cards on the coast and
throughout Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
Sacramento
Hands Seals
6-5 Licking
BY United Press

Sacramento slapped another de-
feat on the slipping Seals Thursday,
pushing over five runs in one in
ming to win 6-5, and pull even
with the 1885 league champions,
now in fifth place.
Ed Stutz was wheeling the Lefty
O'Doul men safely along and had
a Al lead at the end of the seventh.
Thomas contributed a homer in the
fourth to make Stutz even surer of
his support.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01

Game fish most common to San
DIEGO offshore waters include the
yellowtail. tuna, dolphin, white sea
bass. kelp bass, barracuda, bcnito,
giant black bass jew fish, halibut
and other finny battlers.
One Of the most popular Of these
varieties with the sportsmen, is the
yello Xtal - rated as a desperate
fighter. we'll worthy Of anyone's
nettle. This fish weighs from 10
10 so pounds-every ounce full Of
fighting energy.
There are four species of tuna,
bluefin being the favorite with
Southern California sportsmen. It's
weight varies from 10 to rs pounds.
Other species are aloacOre. yellow
fin and skipjack.
-OO-
The faYorite fishing banks lie in
close proximity 10 the Coronado
Islands. g miles southwest Of San
Diego harbOr in Mexican waters.
These historical islands hich are
not much more than black rocks
jutt.na ont of the sea, were dis
covered by Sebastian Viscaino in
1902. There are four islands al
together. two large ones and two
smaller n between. South Island
is the largest. IL miles long, 672
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01

llOuSe NO. j WlJillll Et2 OI IN w a o.
Section 3, T II S. r II E, S.B.B&
M
Water will be returned to All AM
erican canal.
Application 7743
Amount applied for: 6,000 cubic
feet per second
Diversion season named: January
lSt TO December 3lst of each season.
Water to be used for power pur-
poses
Point of diversion within Lot 2
of Section 8, T Is S, r "a E, S.BB.&
M.
Place of use described: Power
house No. within Lot 2, Section 13,
T II S, r Is E, S.BB.&M.
Water will be returned to All AM
erican Canal.
Application 1884
Amount applied for: 5000 cubic
feet per second
Diversion season named: Janu-
ary 1St to December 3lSt of each
| season
Water to be used for power pur-
poses
Point of diversion within Lot of
Section 9, T Is S, R "a e, S.BB.&M.
Place of use described: Power
House No. IA within SWA of SEA
of Section 81, T Is S, r 20 E, S.BB.
6IM.
Water will be returned to All AM
erican Canal.
RELATIVE TO PROTESTS
BLANKS UPON WHICH TO SUB
NIT PROTESTS WILL BE SUP
Piled FREE UPON REQUEST
BY THE DIVISION OF WATER
RESOURCES.
Any person desiring to protest
against the granting of such permit
shall within SIXTY days from date
hereof file with the Division of
Water Resources, Sacramento, Cali
fornia, written protest. Such pro-
test shall clearly set forth the pro-
testants objections to the granting
CT the application and shall contain
the followin information:
ID Statement of the injury which
would result TO protestant
from such appropriation and
use.
% The basis of protestants wat
er right.
80 Protestant's past and present
use of water both as to amount
used and land irrigated, or
use made of water if other
than irrigation
"a The approximate location of
protestant's land or place of
use and point of diversion of
the water.
A COPY OF THE PROTEST
SHOULD BE SENT TO THE AP-
PLICANT AND THIS OFFICE
NOTIFIED THAT THE SAME
HAS BEEN DONE.
EDWARD HYATT,
State Engineer
Dated: Sacramento, California,
April 81, 1886. (A24-M Ibid
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
APPROPRIATE WATER

Applications -7741-7742-
7743-8534
State of California, Department of
Public Works, Division of Water
Resources, Sacramento.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT, Ell Centro, California, has
under the dates of November T. 1888,
and January 13, 1886, applied to the
Division OF Water Resources, De-
partment of Public Works, State of
California, for permits to appro-
pirate UNAPPROPRIATED water
of Colorado River in Imperial Coun-
ty, subject to existing rights, as fol-
lows.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01

San Diego offshore waters, rec
ognized as one CT the worlds finest
fishing grounds, soon will again
become the mecca for scores of an
glers from Imperial Valley. Advices
from the crescent city's embarca-
dero indicate that a good season
is ahead. as the big annual mi
grafton of game fish from the south
ern seas is we'll under way.
During the 1888 season, which
lasted from April until we'll along
in October salt Hater sportsmen
took toll of 100000 yellowtail, 10000
tuna and many thousands of bass,
barracuda. bonito and other vari-
cites. Large numbers of sWordfish
also provided thrilling battles for
those who angled for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
VISITS IN Ell CENTRIC

Judge John B. Baker of Imperial
was visitor in Ell Centro Friday.
He is former newspaper man, hav-
ing been engaged in the newspaper
business in Imperial in 1903, in
Holtville in 1905 and in Ell Centro
in 1902
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
AMERICAN

Yesterdays Results
Boston 16, Chicago 4.
New York 8, Cleveland /.
Washington 8, Detroit 7.
Philadelphia 12, ST. Louis 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
KIondike' Will Meet
Ginsberg i'm Battle

Kondke"
he Ginsberg the
graphing Matches
at
Ginsbeg
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01
Complete League
STAND DINCS
COAST

Games Yesterday
Oakland 8, Los Angeles 7.
San Diego 6, Portland A.
Sacramento 6. San Francisco 5.
Missions 4. Seattle 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-01

Hans Steinke, veteran Of mat
wars, will perform at the City
Limits arena toniaht and fans can
be assured of great match. Stein
ke boasts one Of the most impress
sive records On the coast and is
capable of licking the best of the
grapplers in the game.
Fans will remember Steinke as
the mailman who pinned Lopez in
the valley area last year but be-
cause the referee was lying on his
back outside the ring Steinke did
not receive credit for a fall that
would nave given him victory. Lo-
pez then came back TO Nin the de-
Gliding fall after breaking away
from Steinke before the ref could
re-enter the ring.