davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
scHoDzA zENsKEHo
KULTURNEHO KLUBU
v STRUTHERS.
Slovensky zensky Kultur-
ny Klub " Struthers bude
odbyvat' svoju riadnu scho-
Kalendlr Cinnosti
Slovenskej
PrihlaAy Ilbay do tohto IA
teadlra rriiims radskeia.

"a. februira--Tanecna "a
baya g.. 259. KJ. v Stru-
theirs v prospech baseball
Gaty, v hale osady najsv.
Troiice v Struthers.
q. ! 25. februsra-" "Tova-
rysske" - zabava v osad-
nej hale sv. Alzbety ma
N. Haseltine Ave.
=. fsbr. Poracska svadba
tancom v osade sv. Nj
holaja ma Wilson q Ha-
seltine Ave.
=. februira-Card party
Odboru AS. ziveny u ses.
Boh&c ma 545 Lee Ave.
e. fsbruSra-Card party v
prospech Europskej Tdry
Father Lachovej kapely, Y
Horvatskom dome, ma 81
Brightg Ave. v Campbell.
"a. fsbrukraBal Spolku
sv. Alzbety, 6. 161. I.K.S.
III. v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave.
25. fsbr.iira Starok krajovy
sedliacky BAL. ssporiadaj jli
osadnfci osady sv. Jana
Krstitel' i v Talianskej ha-
le M 18th st. v Campbell.
Odnleny skrasne kroje.
II marcs-Kaftovy vscierok
V&nca 54. S. *. S. Nj Soko-
lovni M Homewood Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
HAsELToNsKY v NEMoCI POD
PORUJUCI SPOLOK TATHA

Trad: Martin Lipka predseda, 63
Starr ST.. Campbell. Ohio. Mi.
chal krotky. podpredseda. LAT Glad
stone ST.. Campbell. o. Jozef
kacenRa. zapisnik. 1900 Gladstone
ST.. Youngstown. 0. Jan Basi.
sta, dctovnik. l01 Haseltinc Ave-,
ioungstown, 0. Michal Dzurej,
pokiadnik. 2. Q. Box %. HaseIton
Sta. Youngstown O. Dozorco.
via: Jozef Kukura. III Courtland
Ave-. Campbell. 0. Miehal PekAr.
81 Palmer Ave-, Campbell. o. - Do.
zorca chortch: Jan Babik. 43 S.
Blaine Ave-. Youngstown, o.
Stefan Zahradnik. straz. Hickory
ST.. Youngstown. O.
Sehodze odbvvaid ga kazdn i. me-
del'u mesiaci kat. slov. skole
osady sv. Alzbetv m N. Haseltine
Ave. ]. hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21

slovak News Service--Obrazok
Filicko, Katarina Horansky,
Pavel Shelling, Gizela Koll,
Jozef Andrasak, Zuzanna
Horvath, Jan Pastva, Regina
Lorenc, Jan Horansky, Fran
tisek Milota. Stojaci: Mi
chal Horvath st., Adam Zdi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
Poor, FARMARI!

Americky Slov. Farmarsky
Klub v Coitsville Township
vyzyva vsetkych clenov, aby
prisli ma fasiangovu zabavu
ma sobotu vecer, %. februa-
ra ku br. a sestre Martin
kaminsky ma Route !, Lo-
wellville Road. Kto pride,
neobanuje, bo ma fasiangy
je najveselsie. o dobre "a
husky sa postara mas klubo-
w domovnik. Ma tych IA
siangoch zabudnl farmari
vsetky svoje starosti. Prfd'te
llaisto, bude sa 0 fasiangoch
pojednavat'.
Michal Sedlacko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
POZVANIE MA KARTOVY
! VECIEROK " PROSPECT
FATHER LACHOVEJ KA-
PELY w v TUTO Me-
DEL'U.

Vybor tymto uctive povo-
lava vsetkych Slovakov a
Slovenky z celej Mahoning
doliny ma kartovy vecierok,
ktory usporiadaju Slovenky
v Campbell v nedelu vececr,
90. februara o 1880 hod. v
horvatskom dome, 81 Bright
Ave. Vstupne rs centov.
Ma tomto vecierku sa "a
bavime ako jedna slovenska
rodina. Kazdy sa veselo bu-
de citit', i ten, ktoreho t'a-
site opusti, lebo umelec hud-
by q umelkyna tancu mas
rozveselia pocas zakuskov.
Ich mena este nemozem u
dat, lebo neviem, ktori to
budn, ale ich mena budl u
verejnene buducne.
Bude tam nieco pekneho
= zaujimaveho, co kazdy by
81 prial odniest' so sebou
domov. Komu st'astie do
praje, ten to dostane. ale
vam to nemozem vyzradit', /,
co to bude, lebo by sa ma
l'akalo uslo ma fanny, tax
mix by to nemohol dostat'. !.
Ale prid'te ma ten vecierok,
uvidite, co to bude.
Riaditelkou toho vecierku
je pani Andrejova Koval, q
vypomahaji jej: pani An
drejova Zets, pani Janova
Janecko NIL, pani Janova
Sajnovsky, pani Jozefova
Maruskin, pani Michalova
Brajer, pani Janova Merva,
pani Janova Sopkovic, pani
Karolova Baka, pani Micha.
Iowa Jakubek, pani Antonio
! Sarosky, pani Valentova
Cernoch. pani Pavlova Du-
bal, pani Stefanova Kl'ucar,
Obsluhovat budl slecny
Anna Maruskin, Cecilia Bo-
ric, Helena Zetts. Margaret
Brajer. Maria Boric, Maria
Marusk n. Helena Baka, Sa-
bina Boric. Helena Merva,
Maria Hruby. Dorota Kru.
ear.
/ TAX este raz povolavame
vsetkJeh S'osal,ov q Sloven.
/ ky ma tentn etief.ok. Odme,
ny budu TAX, axe mozno w
! hrat' ma mAlo takychto We
tierkoch.
Pow. 'ya ;dci vtbor
! Neb ,d'ts pom IL
kto slruhen,u jarnu kope
sam do mel padne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
STEELTON NON-PARTIsAN I'M.
PR0vEMENT CLUB.

Schodzu odbVva kazda mesiac
Dosledn1 nedel U.
predseda PaveI Roth podpredseda
Jozef T Martin taiomnik Andrei
Skelnar pokladnik Stefan Jochman.
dozorca maietkn Michal Seman I
straz dveri Jan Dzuroff
klubova adresa; Andrew Skienar.
1929 Manhattan Ave.. Youngstown.
Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
postom, ma fasiangy.
Som S uctou "a usporia-
dajuci vybor.
Jozef Tkach,
zap. Cis. 259. K. j.
FASIANCOVY VECIEHOK
PRE- UDKYNE ZEN. POLIT.
KLUBU MA LANSING
....F. WILLIE.

Zensky Politicky a VIDE
lavajuci Klub ma Lansing
vile usporiada pre- svoje id
kyne fasiangovy vecierok ma
20. februara starej Adams
skole ma Murray Ave. Sc
stry, ktore pojdu, mech sa
hlasia u sestry predsedkyne,
Katariny Petreneik. Vstupne
je Is centov.
Anna Javorsky, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
POZVANIE MA KARTOVY
VECIEROK ODBORU 46.
ZIVENY.

Odbor 46. Ziveny uspo-
riada kartovy vecierok ma
%. februara II sestry Bohac,
ma 545 Lee Ave. Povolava
178. odbor 2l3. odbor III
veny, tiez c. 80, G. 325.,
G. 16O. a c. l6l. zenskych
jednot. TAX tiez ctene obe-
censtvo. Prid'te sa k nam
vsetci zabavit', budete srdec.
ne vitani.
Zostavarne lictou vybor,
Il Maria Melek, preds.
kristina Bohac, starostk,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
zAklRzNUL

v nedel'u najden5 bol nj
,opustansj chate pri y Mo ~
81 Cana,bell 5l-rotny 8 MartiI5|
kest. koroncr a -:Ar uiytlf
ze Keat zalilrzoi alebo boI
alkoholom otraven|5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
z ROcNEJ SCHODZE
OKRES. SBORU
SLOW. LfGY.


ara odbyvala sa rocna scho-
dza Okresneho Sboru Slov.
Ligy ma Mahoning doline pri
osade sv. Cyrila q Metoda,
ma ktorej boli pritomnf ma
sledovni zastupcovia a "a
stupkyne: Andrej Palencar,
predseda; Michal J. Bartos,
podpredseda; A. J. Ham
rock, tajomnik Okr. Sb. q
"a c. 260 KJ.; Frank HUI
dix, pokl.; Jozef Granchi "a
Odb. Gil. MSS; 'Pavel Roth
"a Steelton Polit. Klub; Jan
Janovsky "a kniznicu; Mar
tin Lipka "a c. 260 KJ.;
Jozef Tkac "a Lansingville
Impr. Klub; Stefan Kl'ucar.
"a st. John Civic Klub; pani
Zuzanna Kl'ucar "a Zensky
Polit. Klub v Campbell; St.
Hriniak 20 Struthers; Jan
Matvey z Campbell, Jozef
Dutko z Lansingville, Andrej
Benedik "a Sbor 81. Ligy (;
Jan Sarosi "a st. John Civic
Klub.
Sch6dzu otvoril predseda
Andrej Palencar a poziadal
tajomnika, ably precital "a
pisnicu minulej schodze.
ktora bola precitana a jed
nohlasne prijata. ..."
Dalej podaly zpravy W.
bory s kazdej okolice. ktore
maly ma starosti zadovazit'
vianocne dary pre- nudznych.
g ~ -.
Rozdalo sa potravin "a $3.50
Ii SOC. Zaiste kritiky je We
Ia, ale pracovnikov malo.
Len Bob vie, a mech On sam
sud-, co nam prinalezi.
Dalej bolo oznamene, ze
prislo uz z kraju So novych
knih pre- kniznicu, ktore uz
al boly dane ma. citanie. o.
fame, ze ich budete chra-
nit ako svoje vlastne, lebo
to stoji peniaze.
Prikrocilo sa k podavaniu
zprav uradnikov. Vsetci u
radnici podali svoje zpravy
2 boly jednohlasne prijate
so zapisnicnou vd'akou. Da-
lei bolo navrhovane . prija-
te, aby SINE al tohoto roku
mali Slovensky Den.
Pc ukonceni tejto yeci Dol
zvoleny irad ma rok 1886.
Predseda bol zvoleny stary,
Andrej Palencar, jednohla-
/
sne. Ia podpredsedu Dol no.
ninovany M. J. Bartos, sta
~, q Stefan Kl'ucar. M. j.
Bartos 50 pod'akoval a dal
navrh, aby Stefan Kl'ucar
Dol jednohlasne zvoleny. "a
tajomnika boil jednohlasne
zvoleny Andrej J.. Hammock,
ale preto, ze jeho nova pra-
ca v nneste Campbell zabe-
ra mu moe casu, brat Ham
rock sa odpakoval q dal ma
vrh, aby Jozef Granchi Dol
iednohlasne zvoleny "a ia
1.iomnika nj tento rok. Prija-
lite, IA pokladnika Dol zyo-
leny mas starry a horlivy pra-
jcovnik Frantisek Hudik. "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
sI.ovENsKA AhERICKA poLfrT.
CKA FKDRRACIA v MAHoNIlr0

Jan J. Janci. pfedseda. 2624 Taft
Ave-. YOUNGSTOWN, O. Mrs. Mary
Slifka. podpreds.. c332 Selma Ave..
Youngstown 0 Jan Krispinskv. Il
podpreds.. 355 Boston Ave-. Youngs.
town. O. Michal T. Knapick. TO-
iomnik, l42 Silliman ST. YounQsL
town. o. - Jozef J Schromofsky.
t,okladnik 122 Phi'aaeiphia Ave-.
YoungstoRn. q vtbor maetku.s
Mrs Anna Domanic. ~ Blackburn
st.. Campbell. o.; Andrei Pamla
135 Marvlana Ave. yonncsfown.
0. Andrea Krainak iaS TrcmhiN
Ave. s'anlnhell @ .Jozef Hudak
strAz
vo tederacij sdru.cne 81 nasie.
.lovne klubv: l.ansingvi,le yoangs.
town Stecitan Hascl.an tampbelis
Slovensk3 struthers Campbell sv.|
Jana. Steclton r. Marie. zenskt
klubv, Younvsfown CampbsiI. Strus
theirs.
Schfdze feLeracr % katdy 20
sledny ufnfak ,cfpY inesinci
III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
OSEM ZABITYCHt
SNjAHOvYM USUSTOM

Osemt os6b bolo zabit& v
zlatobanickej osade Mancos
Colorado snahovym isu-
stom, kfory 50 privaljl ma
ich pribytky 3 jednsho vr-
achu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21

j. Knoblach Studio.

cd Al. j.. knoblach Studio.
la, Michal Horvath NIL, Ma
ria Snopel, Vavrinc Kubus,
Anna Matea, Albert Po-
lomsky, Stefan Matias.
Tedy nasi clevelandskf
bratia hraju sloyenske hry =
IS vel 'kym uspechom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21

zdy nam bude vitany. O "a
HUSKY a dobre napoje sa
postara vybor.
Do videnia ma tom tanci.
Prid tie vsetci!
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLoVENsKE NoVINY

dozorcov boil zvoleni M. j.
Bartos, Pavel Roth 4 Stefan
Hriniak.
Po vol'be lradu bolo u
snesene. aby budlcu sch6-
.dzu svolal novy tajomnik.
s dctou 4 laskou ostavam,
Andrej Hamreck,
starry tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21

bola preplnena. Veselohra je
v z. dejstvach.
Ma obraze su cd lava do
'prava v prvom rade dolu:
Filomena Pastva, Maria E..
Klesch, Edward Pastva, Pau
lima Klesch, Filomena Ma
tias. V druhom rade: Mattel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
OKREsN4 sBoR sLoyENaxR5
LfGY MA MAHolgug0 DoIugB.

Urad: Andrel PalenG&r predseda.
1l9 Roxburv Ave-. Youngstown. o.
Michal j.. Bartos podpredseda. l6o
Courtland Ave-. Campbell. o
Andrei J. Hammock, taiomnik. 100
Columbus Ave-. Campbell. q. 80 NJ.
Hudfk. Dokl.. 1914 Belleview Ave..
Youngstown, q. - Stefan Jcchmaa.
22l So. Hazelwood Ave.: Joxsf
GTanchi. 604 BenWood Ave: Pavel
Roth 2l2O Connecticut Ave-. Mra
Helena Budaj. ass Andrews Aye..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21
c1SLO l3s. PENN. SLOW. r. A 0R
X. JEDNOTY v CAMPBELL. 8.

Urad: Jan Matvev. Iredseda. 90
Adams ST.. Campbell. o. Michsl
Cvengros. taiomnik l79 Reed Ave.
Campbell. Ohio. = Jan Mraz. poklad.
mix. Box S09 Struthers. Ohio.
Schodze odbfva kazdd 4. nedelsu
mesiaci pod r. k. kostoIom sv. J6-
M Krst. ma Reed Ave. Campbell 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21

Spevokol sv. Cecilie q osa-
dy sv. Martina v Clevelande
pod vedenim organism Jana
Pastvu sohral v nedePu uz
druhy raz krasnu veselohru
"Sirota Anna v sluzbe v
Podhajskom dvore' $ VEL
kym uspechom. Sien osady
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-21

Nebui'ts pom Il
kto druh6mu jainu kope,
sam do nej padn1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
IRVING PLANE TAKES SPECIAL TRIP; THEN
 OFF TO ICY STRAITS

The Irving Airways Lockheed Vega seaplane, Pilot Gene Meyring made a special flight to Lake Has Selborg, returning yesterday after noon after discharging groceries and supplies for the U. s. Forest Service crews there. Wellman Hol- book, of the Forest Service, was the only passenger.
 A fishing party of five officers of the U. S. Coast Guard cutter Chelan, accompanied by Jack Gill bert of the Alaska Pacific Salmon Corporation, chartered the Irving Lockheed Vega, with Meyring as pilot, to Lake Florence yesterday afternoon, and after two hours of fine trout fishing, the Chelan of Ificers were flown to Icy Straits, where they boarded the outbound Chelan. MT. Gilbert, after visiting several fish traps in the district, returned in the Lockheed Vega to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
OVER
 SUNDAY GAME
 RULED AGAINST
Interference Rule Brought Up by Elks Manager
 Not Sustained

DlSallowing the protest entered by Manager Big Mac" MacSpadden of the Elks, against the Elks- Moose baseball game played last Sunday, the Gastineau Channel Baseball League officials yesterday afternoon. upheld Umpire Joe Shows judgment and sustained his interpretation of the interference rule, in the sit uation under dispute, where Jack Schmitz, baserunner for the Moose was charged with interfering with the ball on a throw-in from the outfield for a play on the runner at second base. The announce ment of the decision was made by VicePreSident J. E. Pegues today.
 In Umpire Shows account of the play, he stated that he had judged the interference as not intentional, and as the ball was thrown, not batted, the runner was not auto mically out under the rules.
 The game, as played, was de- clared an official contest by the League directors and will go into the records as such.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16

open Smith played with Ray Man grum, who led the field at the half way mark and was followed by a large gallery Mangrum was quite obviously bothered by the poorly behaved spectators, but for all it seemed to affect Smith they might just as well have been playing without any gallery. The crowd troubled him not at all.
 Mac has finally come around to using steel shafted clubs and is hit ting the ball farther than ever in his career Gene Sarazen comments that it's well nigh unbelievable the way the old boy is hitting.
 Smith would have been even more of a contender at Baltusrol had his short butts been dropping. He still butts the long ones we'll, but he has his troubles making the short ones He uses an old Scotch wooden shafted aluminium butter, and he bangs the ball into the back of the cup. But when he misses these short ones, the ball sometimes goes far across the green. One of these days the short butts are going to start going in-then look out for Mac Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
Perfect Netndn

PARIS, July 16.-Six leading ten his experts indicate the perfect tennis player should possess:
 The forehand drive of Henri Cochet.
 The backhand of Bunny Austin.
 The service of Ellsworth Vines.
 Winner Allison Bunny Austin, Mercer Beasley, Max Ellmer, Adre Colbert and Pat Hughes were asked by a newspaper, Midi, what goes to make up the flawless tennis player.
 Allison prefers Cochet's forehand drive. Cochet he says, is his most dangerous adversary an tennis court. The Texan is bothered by John Van Ryn's backhand and griJs his teeth and hopes for the best" when Vines cannon-ball serv- ice speeds at him
 Austin, England's No. 2 Davis cup man, also favors Cochets drive and Vines service, and thrown in for good measure" Lacoste's back hand, Tilden's chop-strokes and Borotra's temperament.
 Beasley, who trained Vines, Ali son, Sutter and other American stars, recalls the good old days" of 1905 He says a combination of the pioneers of tennis the Doherty brothers, would make the perfect player
 Austns backhand finds approval in the answers of Ellmer, Swiss champion: Hughes, Britains best doubles player and Colbert, a French champion Of two decades ago
 Elmer considers the service Of Vines and Junior Doeg the most effective.
 Hughes is a staunch supporter of his teanmate Perry as the best in all categories.
 Colbert concludes:
 No composite of strokes can equal those already possessed by Ellsworth Vines, who, in my opin- ion. is the worlds greatest tennis player"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
FAIRBANKS WINS OVER HAIDA TEAM
 IN FOURTH GAME

Bombarding the offerings of chucker Duncan Herr for five runs in the second inning of the Inde- pendence Day tussle at Weeks Field, Manager Charles O. Fowler's Fairbanks nine grabbed an early lead that was never .relinquished to yanquish the invading U. S. s. Haida squad, 10 to 6, before a large holiday crowd in the best baseball game ever seen in Fairbanks in many day.
 A terrific wind sweeping across the field from the south and into the grandstand carried clouds of dust on the spectators. The more plucky remained throughout the game A hundred cars lined the two sides of the diamond and hun dreds of spectators found refuge from the dust clouds by taking to the grass spots on the field.
 The Haida team made the trip to Fairbanks from the ships base at Cordoya.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16

ming effort in the Metropolitan is enough to convince the Walker cup committee that they made no mis- take in naming him to the team.
 All through the Met" competi- ton George was hitting the ball we'll His tee shots went out 250 to 275 yards, prodigious pokes for a l30-pounder like Dunlap.
 The final between Dunlap and Pillows provided those serious golf thinkers who glory in arguing the merits of the open-face swing as against the closed-face with plenty of food for thought. Dunlap is an faced swinger, while Pillows exemplifies the opposite method The former was successful in this case, but it is probable that it was the man, not, the stroke, that was responsible for the winning effort.
 Smith Can Swing
 The 45-year -old Macdonald Smith SJlll IS one or the 1lneSt SWlngerS in the game-if not THE finest He is a master at drawing" and fading" shots, hitting them high or low as the occasion demands. With his amazingly smooth and easy swing, he should be good for 10 more years of competition.
 The real story of Mac Smith is that he is going deaf. Even now you have to just about shout to make him hear you. This may be a handicap at times. but when the pressure is on it's not so bad. Smith is just deaf enough so that the undertone of bad gallery is blot ted out. This may have something to do with the fine showing he made at Baltusrol. where he finish ed with 288, six strokes behind the record-breaking Tony Manero. : On the lastS day. of the national
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
Europe's Largest Flats
 Rise in London Borough

LONDON, July 16-What is claim ed to be the largest apartment building in Europe is nearing com pletion in Westminster
 Designed to accommodate 5000 persons in 1,25O flats of from one to seven rooms, it is being con structed at an estimated cost of $7,500000.
 Rents will range from $400 year upwards.
 The building is ten stories high, has cellar for 400 cars. 13 squash courts, swimming pool, and gym naSium.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
Sports
 Briefs

Buddy Hassett, Brooklyn first baseman, is a m m Der of the Plumbers Union.
 In Crosley Field, Cincinnati, there are more than 16,3O0,000 square inches of fair territory.
 Bud Parmelee, St. Louis Cardi- nals pitcher, attributes his inn proved work this season to his ab- stinence from coffee and tobacco.
 Gene Rose, all-Southern end of Tennessee, is under contract to the New York Football Giants.
 Bud Parmelee, St. Louis twirler, was once ambitious to become a school teacher.
 As directors of the Texas-Okla- homa Wolf Hunters Association assembled in annual meeting at a ranch near Quanah, Tex, coyote appeared on a rock ledge 100 yards away On the first ballot Quanah was chosen for the 1886 field trials and bench show.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
400 EATERS
 ARE IN TIE

CHICAGO, July 16.-The indi- yidual batting championship of the Big 10 Conference for 1886 will go into the book as a three-way tie among Bob Shipway of Chicago, John Hobson of Indiana, and Nick Wasylick of Ohio State, at 400.
 Minnesota won the team batting title with 285, Chicago took run nerup honors at PIT, with Indiana third at 272 Michigan, the cham pionship winner, batted .269 for fourth place. Other team averages Iowa .263, Wisconsin .239, Illinois .230, Purdue .227, Ohio State .233, md Northwestern. l94.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for Juneau Precinct, Alaska, First Division. In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN HALO, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that on the 14th day of July, 1886, the undersigned was duly appointed administrator of the estate of John Haho, deceased all persons having claims against said estate must present same to the undersigned, at the office of his attorney, Henry Roden, in the town of Juneau, AL aska, within six months from the date of this notice.
 Dated July IS, 1886.
 HERMAN SAVIKKO,
 Administrator First publication, July 16, 1886. Last publication, August 6, 1886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
SPORT SLAN1S

When you start casting about for prospect to take over the national amateur golf crown relin- quiShed by Lawson Little it might be well to give thought to George T. Dunlap, Jr. You can't very well count him out as long as he plans to give competition another fling.
 George is intent on another whirl of competitive golf this summer. Ever since he was named for a place on the Walker cup team, Dunlap has planned to follow the international matches with another shot at the national title. You will recall that George held the anna teur championship a few years back
 Dunlap fired the opening gun of his summer campaign when he captured the Metropolitan amateur crown. He downed Ray Pillows, the Cinderella-boy who captured the New York State amateur last year in sensational fashion.
 The Boy Looks Good
 Considering the fact that the former amateur champion had played very little since he returned from the South two months ago with the North and South title dangling from his belt, his showing was most encouraging. Dunlap gave one of the best amateur exhibitions ever seen on the famed Lido Coun- try Club course when he won tht qualifying medal in a heavy wind with a 70. two under par. He is pretty well satisfied that his win
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
CHICAGO CUBS RETAIN LEAD,
 NAT. LEAGUE
Shutout Boston Bees Yes Jordan Acci-
 dentally Spiked

CHICAGO, July l6.-The Chicago Cubs retained their grip on the National League leadership again yesterday by shutting out the Bos- ton Bees to in the first game of 8 series.
 Baxter Butch" Jordan, of the Bees, first baseman, was accident ally spiked in the right heel by Billy Herman, Cubs second sacker, in the fifth inning. The spike put Jordan out of the game and he will be out for a couple of weeks, it is said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
FIGHT DRAW IN
 HOLIDAY MATCH

George Brophy of the Olympic Club of San Francisco, and Ernie Atolen, middleweight champion of the University of Alaska. fought three rounds to a draw in the fast and exciting main event in the Elks' amateur smoker staged at Fairbanks on the night before the Fourth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-16
GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League

Portland 5, 9; Missions 4, '. First game ten innings. Seattle 2; San Diego 1. San Francisco 3; Oakland G. Los Angeles 5; Sacramento G.
 National League Boston 0; Chicago 2. Philadelphia 5; St. Louis 4. New York 4, IA; Pittsburgh 5, 4 Brooklyn 8; Cincinnati 5. Night game
 American League Detroit 5, 4 New York 1, ?. St. Louis 3, l: Boston II, g. Cleveland 6; Philadelphia 4. Chicago 6; Washington f.