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SITUATIONs--FENiALE.

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alert, conscientious worker. North sos4,
Ant: 5l5. ----.------------.4----------
sTEN0GRAPHER. competent. desires, sub.
sM,tgte, ,SSsa Moe during 9. Summer months
WAITRESS, cashier or snleslady. young
married lady wishing position; experienced
in all. Address Box 74-C. star Office. ofiiee.----------
WAITRESS. cafe. tea room pr cafeteria; four
years experience call North 4647:
sITuATIoN-D0MEsTIC.
coLoRED experienced and and Msrn,nss Neat wsnss as
ssenines. esssis1@e Msrt eSfsa 81 gay D WORK. -
G0LoRED GIRL wishes position, general
housework. 1903 11th Ct. NV n.w----------,-
e2L9RED sS1 ]; GIRLS Sor,6 & &sss as:' want work
COOK and hopseworh. respectable tn 6fh ep1oren st
woman: best city reference. lo@ 1o'h s''
sc.------------------------ SC. s.o,,o
COOK wants place exeeEieneedd nd ssfdss
COOK OR HOUsEKEEPER - Middle aged
| white: small family. North s5g-I. -,
CooE or light homework; neat. experienced
colored girl wants place 14=0 2 -. = ~ !" -
COUNTRY WOMAN wishes postlofras mouse
Keeper. Phone Franklin 3772; Mrs. Bqnch'
GENERAL H0UsEwoRK wanted psy..e,,dss by settled
colored .,s12 %oman an mo NO +, laHhoFS' ~
GIRL colorcd, neat, reliable. to clean rhnpe sacn.
North psss.J 1888 9th st. n.w.---,- nv.
GIRL white Protestant, - tsrIy EearIs Iyinx wanfs n
suburbs ADDRESS Box CSC. Star once.
GIRL wants general hoVsework or nursing.
viii stay nights lilo st. nv. n.w.-----------,-
GIRL cClored refined aft ,aatterneeoon troFsr %oFs.
c,eaning getting dinner: City refs e,sn pFetcr Isl
apartment. Call until Monday: -.--- Pot oz3o-W:
GIRL. Coiored. capable Of nursing or clean
ing bachelor apartments. 1lTh ochotts
cIpT. ncat colored wishes place for general
honsework 3233 Prospect ave. n.w.~
GIRL -coiorcd reliable wishes place maid
or general housework. 1870 swami 81. NV:
GIRL. colored, ] g.. desires nurses lob or
Can 1907 You ct. NV.
GIRL i 8 wishes place as nurse or assist
in housework. Call Georgia l26g: -
GIRLS want work. mattresses. maids. nurses
Or general work in small families. i.lo
willard st. NV, Res. ---------------
LAUNDRY--Neat worker. To take home.
40 Gresham ~. nv. --------
MAID in small family or DAYS work, by
neat refined coIored girl: best city reference
North 1885,. -------
WOMAN. colored. wishes place as general
houseworker chambermaid and waitress: no
reference. Phone North 4936. 6.--~--~-
WOMAN colored. reliable. wants work;
plain cooking, no laundry: can stay nights.
1909 T Il. North NJ 10 ~--
WOMAN. cOIored refined. wishes job IN
frst-clasr private family. Bcst city REFER
ences Home nights. North 1921. =.
WOMAN Intelligent white for general work
STAY nights Address Box SIC. star Office.
BEAUTY PARL0RS.
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sArr-ArIToMoRILEs.

oTbsMoBTTE SEDAN, I9S41s225: terms.
psNo Nsrb ss3 s4 q. eediss q 1ss ao
6LDsMoBILE TOURING, 1924-csr, hass
10th It. NV NV. or phons North 347.
oLDsM0BTLE RoADsTER f62l-aood re.
aansa4 ,sr. PSene pSaPR aorth p' w or 's. a. ss
PACEARD . SPORT ROADSTER; . 1927
escepsi"nay exc @ s' aood y bg s ss @ Ill accsssoris.
sx new tires and absolutely guaranteed
o% G@s nrn II ana ea:s :se er. Ts eS s O
Co, YIi3s' conn ave- -
PACKARD CLUB sEDAN--New Duco
ise .A on aTe es.s ds' ,er sns. Cadillac
Co.. 1873 Conn. ave.
PACKARD CLUB SEDAN. late nIodeI--
4ea Te4ms s""a''P or .pnde s'uis s5S Pff Pff4h We
PACKARD q ROADSTER. 1o2s-Looks and
rggnos rggnos hke & new Priced low Terms or TRACE
PEERLESS, SEDAN: is a most satisfaet.ory tor.
Ws.Dnrson Ws Il casac e. $50 ss sssc conn n sye
pTERCE.ARROW ROADSTER, modei So. 80
appearance and condition eduaI 90 70 1etWs 1ts DesI
buy in town terms or trade. 1923 19th NV
PONTIAC COACH. 1870; Ias7-7zPaIni IKE
,d9 fair tFes :,.y o,sr er. OK ss Tea Ssr
R0LLs-R0YCE SPORT TOTRfNG---1n per-
,,s arc. Ike new. Prcs $4,000. Terms or trade.
STAR & SPORT ROADSTER 1927---Ldke
| new. forced to sell Mr.. Gross. Chassieton
sTAR COUPE. I927-Ussd very little by
,ire. eaFsi"a Etc. are .serce sss5 cs Adams 7sfi
| STAR COACH-Driven 2 700 miles. Owner
leaving town. s45o cash. Address Box 1o4-
| STUDEBAKER LIGHT 3 RoADsTER-7:Late
model In perfect condition. New cord tires,
tsS eqEpDed and ,ss o0ki sgs s' 4h
only 500. L. p. steusrt. Inc. 1925 14th
| 81 Franklin 2o5. .---.-----
| VELTE ROADsTER-Cheap for cash or
| terms: runs fine: real bargain. 1921 j. p:
PET coAGm sss5 Pssst orrsE Mo.or 29a
| Co. o10R l. st.
wTLLs-sT. CLAIR SPORT TOURING: fine
mechanical conitiopi gopd dn's cadIiss fEesn' en-
! 1893 Corn. ave. -
AUTOMOBILES nv auctIon az. weschlers,
g20 Pa aye NV every WEDNESDAY ana
LASCIA 1924 CABRToLET. s-cyiinder. spe-
cial body sEcGR1Tf r9E sfis ssr1oRAeE CO..
1I40 18th st. NV.
We Buy AND SELL USED CARS.
FRED L. MORGAN.
Thomas Circle Garage. 1l0s Vermont Ave.
HUPMOBILE.
| Here ws have '2s Essex Coach that
tires tires are very good. body and finish perfect
motor 'ntrrs like conteBted kitten. Come
| have a look and make Us an Offer
MOTT MOTORS. INC,
HUPMoBrLE DISTRIBUTORS.
1907 14tf. 14l4 18th.
Franklin 1877. Used Car Dent.
WALLACE.
| GUARANTEED USED CARS.
| 1926 NASH Adv. Sedan,
7-bcaring ........S .SooO
| 1925 NASH 4-door
Brougham ......... I3C
| 1926 Chevrolet Coupe. -. 3OC
| 1927 NASH Special Road
ster, 7-bearing ...... SOC
| 1926 NASH Special Sedan,
rehnished ........... 7OC
| 1927 Velie Sedan, run less
than 5000 miles. ..... 75C
And Others.
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
NASH DISTRIBUTORS.
100 L St. NV.
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urrp-Ma.E Ann FEMALE


ried: references. 1900 ltth st.
MAN AND WIFE. steady only. 20 tend
garden, mils cows an, i chores. Near city.
MAN AND WIFE. with references, cooking
city city. Address box sac. Star once. b. 70
MEN AND WOMEN SOLICITORS TO. sell
photo coupons Paine Studios, a23 II st'
SOLICITORS two: somcthIng different; easy
sales; good pay. Room zoo. Stewart Bldg
| 9th and D NV. TO il am. l.
| EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment serv-
ICE; Mrs sa, Il n H Muller; yoesslonal sss, eoun'
| TRIPLE AGENCY wants work of all kinds
refs. Call North o3a7.
! ISTENOGRAPHERS. S20.Sa5 wk No charge
ehange, 3o3 Transnortstion Bldg. 17th & II.
sTENoG.. twists, hookkesners, clerical helm
Boyd Employment Service.
HELP-FEMALE.
BEAUTY PARLoR--An all-around expert.
sned hslnsr s sb ., also
| COLLEGE STUDENT. purposeful. is offered
! opportunity for unlimited earnings in sum
mer position outside CITY, guaranteed ssl-
| FEEDERS. catchers and .flat-work assorters.
experienced, white. Amply Dupont Laundry.
! 2535 sherman ave. NV,
FINIsHER white. experienced on. women's
ditions Amply 1908 Georeia ave. 3'
GIRL. white. to learn hemstitching pleating.
etc. state age and salary expected. Ad-
LADY PIANIST for magical show. also a
glrl assistant, Victor. Box 1928. Takoma
Park. n. c. %
OPERATOR hcmstitchinT machine. experi.
encsd. white. The Hemstitching Shop. "4l2
SALESLADY for ladies ready-to-wear. Only
with local experience to apply. 1913 Conn.
SALESLADTFs. dresses. coats: must have
had at least 5 wears experience: good oppor-
tunity. Kaploxttz. ri 9th ST. NV
SEAMSTRESS good who can also press la.
psT,y ApeS to S ceannr 70 psn Tgh TSni
Georgia ave near District line. Phone Shep.
STENoG RAPHER Tapid and accurate with
general Office work; please reply in detail.
stating age, whether married. salary ex
pected. religion and il experienced. fun par
ticulars. Address Box soc Star office. 2'
sTENoG RAPHER. CAPABLE and efficient. one
VINO can assume initiative. answer phone,
ws stse i m saa sha see ae ae sa
arv expected also references. Address Box
&c. Star Office. - 3'
WAITRESS. white only those with highest
sidered. TaIly.Ho TaSern:. si0 I'm s.
neutrality-suspicious. for capable woman
not ovnr 40. for interesting outside position
in small towns. Must be able TO deal diplo-
matically with mothers. Unusual financial
returns TO right person. Permanent. Ad-
dress Box 20-C. Star Office.
YOUNG LADY, canahle of meeting public:
must be neat ambitious. over 90 and will
ing 10 work Apply in person 10 Mrs Green,
Apt. 312. Roosevel, Hotel.
YOUNG LADIES 12l for packing denart-
rent: clean work. good hours and nay while
learning. ADnly between q; 30 and 10 30
IN. Florida Nut Products Co.. 1857 Ken
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A BUSINESS CONNECTION
With an INTEREsTING

An oid-established house requires the eerv-
ices of a well educated ambitious woman.
ore who is anxious TO make a permanent
connection nrevious business experience not
eeentiai. although applicant must he at least
IS wears Of age. Mrs. Ellen White. La Fay
AsfA Hotel
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8 At is N ] =

TIT
Gan you sell electrical refr'g-
GRAFTON, using four strong sales
points:
Low down payment.
II months 70 pay balance.
Allowance for oI1 refrigerator
~ days trial.
r. yo0 sYe ~ average sales
mar. voU can earn ulDre thar
slO0 oer week. CaiI betweef
4 and & pm. Room Zle3. C&rpen'
ter B1dg., iOsh ard X sts. NV.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

BEAUTY PAHLUHS.
SPFCIAT-Msrcel and shampoo 81: shoTt
hair Eugene permanent wave. $40. incl.
eharnpoos hair trim and finger wave. Merry
Garden Shoppe. 1910 NV. rnI. 2lO. +. $50
sPFCTAT-ETGENE PERMANENT WAVE
marcel top and ringIet end. whole head. 81
marcel soc: English muscle-t0uing fac1 al
81 925 Grant nj, Fr. 6l59.
MARIE STEVENS. EXPERT PERMANENT
Removal Hair Warts Moles. 81: 20 yrs. exp
Satisfaction guar. 302 Kresge Bldg. ll05 G
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

tCOntlnue0. -..s-----
FTs.SdES sds E., s9Sss1s ,s s
free. Tlttensur, 1928 9Th Ct. NV. y. 7702:
HOUSE pAINTISG eG,,orpE OsDsrhhiataIs hi'tIs
n1spupfarS You wait TarSer TeSs Clark new address,
1871 Il New York ave. W. Fr. 5Uo6.
LAWN MOWERS sharponed and ,,epaired
rsnt., Delivery service. OH 1lth ST. NV.
LAWN MOWERS and garden tools sharpened
Hrmlser, A,rn lSgacH6 DO n X Y ave. i Il" Fr. 97of y
kMoLGUMA reliable .sNss make, oan oSndss ss
experts. frces "fRsSa .hst viii picsss ' YOU %
window "a and foor coverings s15 kieebia"' lith
siass RANTiss maesia pApfETSG snd
L9patin. 1929 18th NV" near Park rd
eAST :qS aSd e1sdr naFnRHf Pqd d'isESn: q"
30I5 Ga ave. NV. Col. 4338. Il.
PAINTING-House painting. interior and ex'
tteriori skilled mechanics: reasona5is prices
PAINTING, interior and exterior, also roof
painting: lowest prices for best material.
T. o Brien Cleveland $3.50. 0.------------
PAINTING HOUSE PAINT.
cay Pars mixed I's su inv Work TX IT. essonabs Cost
refs. r.. Moran Shop. 1s47 9TH st. NV.
Decatur 3765. daily am. to pm. ony.
PAPER, PAINT, myself do the work and
estimate: reliable. prompt, low. priced; ref
erences. J. w. Breen. Decatur 657. b
PAPERING. ROOMS. So up, plasteringo rea-
st NV. Main 9667. j.
PAPERTNG at special low prices: rooms, SO
up LATEST , patterns j. EEdal' SO Ella. ave
= -f,T=n r. a ~
finishing etc.-We are offering you special
prices for cash this week only. or terms can
=" Ge aTEsE es Pesress a beeorang co..
300 Evans Bldg. Frank. s763.
PAPERING, PAINTING: fines, materials and
workmaeshlp; Rooms pointed up and pa, "a
pay Ask for estimates. Abelman Co.. 1900
Georria ave Col. 346
PAPERING. PAINTING. PLAsTERING.. So
work. SSi za N. IPpmps ss27 Ga. ave. Ad eeSa:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES papered. S5 and
10: estimates f,irnished; work guaranteed
hsc1,,. 4 T. GsGTss 1Zs 2iaa 18th ST. NV" Apt q
PLASTER REPAIRING straight new work.
patching. pointing un. Get the man who
1oes pse best s goh st ressonsss as,n 9rs a7s
PIANO TUNING. $3.50: We specialize IN n
our estimates. Prices reasonable. Skilled
schaeffer Co. GA st. re. Lin. 1057.-
ROOF REPAIRING PAINTING, euttcring.
spouting: reasonable prices. Col, 73l7 day
Or night Ajax Roofing Co. 1899 kaI. I'd
SLIP COVERS. REUPHOLsTERING re8n.
United Upholstering Co. 2447 18Th NV.
1912 I4th ". Col 5sss: Decatur 2e8s.
UPHOLsTERTNG. furniture repairing: work
done in the home II desired. T.. s. weaver.
WEATHER STRIPPING and eaulking, Low
Summer prices: terms Get our estimates
Adams 1876 Acme Metal Weather Sl1p Co
WINDOW SHADES. screens and metal
weather stripping. Butler & Son 1851 Good
Hone rd q Lincoln l0i23
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WANTFn--gAIESafEN.

fgf1Esk Ek-~8e have f91gs faf seFessg Fs&s
fzseemsea ADHsy ~ nesl5 oslF. glYfAg ~
<rz&sS STssS1Fss In &as4 sefskF. IL soG car
prors2gy W. hsYs passs@Ag ere pef.Ssafpf
sesgsssess ses Eo4 Aszz Esss3eF 60. GZS
Del9Nase ss.e YaAssgg.1.ssAe F.
SALESMAN WANT I'D.
Ssas Of sgas 2asgsss ssa1 nsonaase1t real -.
axse s9sgzxszSsapgas KS ~ @tsSa4ssR fes 2
faaF1asgs5F exssessesseHe gfeesEse sSAeksnsn- ~
sgngs8s5 ssHyeFs&n8sg fgF Defmassert AAG
ssrssF4st5se f5szsse&Ssgs 4 ~ sksties eGaG1sDtsss
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STOCK GIRL-Bright, ambi-
tious girl to learn the millinery
business. Creeron. ola 18th st.
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WANTED - Saleswomen for
our shoe dept. must be expert
enced; permanent positions to
all who qualify. Apply supt. S
office, fourth floor.
KANN SONS co
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Several other good cars, in
cluding 10 as is, $35 and up.
DICK MURPHY, INC,
1885 14th St. NV.
6O4 Fl St. NE.
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PACKARD
USED CARS OFFER
SPLENDID
TRANSPORTATION.

No finer cars for the prices
asked can be found anywhere.
Various other models-some as
low as 500.
PACKARD WASHINGTON,
SEVENTEENTH AT KALORAMA.
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Only Exceptions
Hkl.ls---MAl.E.

1T=T0 TRICK GREAsER experienced; to
xresee number OF trucks al night: must nave nave
r. O. uernait; permanent employment .s hle.
-1ss man white preferred: give al oetsis'
Address Box 1917. Star oIhce: -------5
RAEPFR cosored wanted st once AZ AZ
Mass ave NV. Be ready Tor MoEk------
RT-SnIT WRAPPERS. experienced, white
anniv Dupont Laundry. 1885 Sherman
ave NV. -------
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sITLATION--MALE AID REMALE.

kA& ABD WgkE desire DesstA0H IN gl1yats
ssG4. oy Asdsess BOZ Sc star ofses. ~
H&@ k4D VIM no3ofe1. nsAt sDsst1leBi
~ eaSr for ~lsh Hsi8E a92Ttsfst Essgo refer
Nsse&E tn ssETS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
USED CARS
WITH THE O. K.
THAT COUNTS.

ip1d FORD COUPE.
Mechanically and in appearance excelients
newly painted: tires good. 500 cash, bal
ance IL montha.
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction 70 Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary 70 be made 10 the Gtar
viii receive prompt attention. For
admission 10 Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000, Branch ii5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-20

of important questions which arose before that body called for intense application on his part for months. Alter the session ended MT. Cool idge appeared very tired and his exhausted appearance caused much wonderment in Wisconsin whither he travelled immediately afterwarl to spend his summer vacation on the Brule River.
 Condition Back To Normal
 Hardly fortnight had he spent at the summer. White House before his condition was apparently nor nal again. At the end of a month he was able to spend a whole day on the river fishing and return home less fatigued than others accompanying him who were 20 years younger than he.
 Of chronic ailments Mr. Coolidea is said to have only one, and that Is negligible. Every spring he suffers from rose fever, a variety or hay fever. He overcomes tha tiresome effects of this afflictiol by choosing his summer residence in localities free from pollen or other causes of the ailment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-20
RETURNS FROM ELECTION ARE
 NOW COMPLETE
Benjamin Wins Senatorship by 34 Votes on Unof-
 hcial Vote Count

Unofficial returns for the Firsi Division of the election of Noyem- Der 6, last, were complete today with the receipt of the Funter precinct at which six votes were cast No election was held a; Baranof on account of no supplies being received for it.
 The unofficial returns show Charles Benjamin, Republican of Wrangell, to have been elected Senator, defeating his democratic opponent by 24 votes out of a to- tai of 5,264 cast for that office. The former received 2.649 and the latter 2,615 votes. Funter cast all of it's six votes for Walker.
 Delegate Sutherland carried the Division by 637 votes over George B. Grigsby the vote being 2,99S and 2,361. Attorney General John Rustgard had an almost two to one lead over his opponent, James S. Truitt of Anchorage, receiving 3,347 to 1,690 cast for the latter.
 Grover c. Vim, Republican, was high of the House candidates. He received 2,74S votes, 16 more than was boiled for A II. Zeigler, who was high on the Democratic ticket and second in the race P. c. Me Cormack, Republican. is in third place with 2,715 votes. Allen Shat tuck, Democrat, the fourth man to be elected, received 2,667 votes. 91 less than that cast for MT. Winn
 Successful candidates for Divi- sional Road Commissioners were Peter F. Gilmore and Alex Adkins both Republicans of Ketchikan. There were no Democratic candi- dates in the field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-20
NEW ENGLAND
 FISH COMPANY
 MANAGER HERE
H. C. Nunan Moving Fish from Juneau South
 Season Was Good

H. c. Nunan, Alaska manager for the New England Fish Com pany is in Juneau for several days arranging for shipment south of the company's halibut, purchased here during the past season and stored at the Juneau Cold Storage plant. The motorship Belling- ham took cargo of frozen fish south yesterday, a large part of which was New England halibut. There will be about three more cargoes of the New England's fish to go south this fall.
 MT Nunan, commenting on the past fishing season, said: "The Ketchikan plant was able to put up one of the largest and best mild cure packs this past summer, of any secured so far. The two-line cannery put up a pack of 56,000 cases of salmon which is consid- cred fair season. The New England cannery at Steamboat bay also had a good season. There was good mild cure pack there also. The salmon pack ran over 10000 cases. The Petersburg plant of the company enjoyed a fairly prosperous year. Notwithstanding that most of the halibut caught in that vicinity was taken to the Prince Rupert market, we put up a good cold storage pack, and the cannery had good season.
 This past summer we have ex- perimented with new freezing equipment at the Ketchikan plant with the idea in view of entering the package fish business in com petition with the eastern markets"
 MT. Nunan said. We have SC
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l cured the services of Harry Beard who was formerly Chief Technolo- gist for the U. s. Government MT Beard assisted by our refrigeration chief. c. Benners. worked out a small cold air freezer that has proven to Us that sliced fish and fillets can be preserved and mar keted in this manner. The fish is frozen solid by our quick, cold air method in about thirty min utes. By next summer we expect to have a larger plant in operation, and enter this particular field on large scale"
 The New England Fish Com pany operates several fisheries in British Columbia under the name of the Canadian Fishing Co.,, Ltd An experimental station is main tained at Vancouver where corps of trained men are constantly al work on new net preservatives, fertilizer preparations and any new method or device that will assist in the canning industry. The season along the B. c. coast has been good" said MT. Nunan. Large packs were put up in most of the canneries and there was fairly good season of all cold storage fish"
 Mir Nunan will go to Petersburg when finished with the work here, to direct the shipping of both the canned pack and the frozen fish that is still in storage there.
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Sydney Laurence reproductions in Christmas cards, original, diff ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at the Nugget Shop. adv.
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ty, he is immediately led to seek the cause for this in some slight temporary physical disturbance. On such ocasions he turns to his doctor to set matters straight again.
 MT. Coolidge, as a matter of fact, requires very little medical attention. He knows for himself what is good for him and needs little advice as to diets or as to what other precautions he should take to preserve his natural TO- business. His knowledge Of his body is such that he naturally knows what it needs in such ma ters as exercise and rest
 Forced To Overwork
 At times, however, despite his instinctive tendency to watch his health, MT. Coolidge is forced. to overwork by the press of business that floods the White House, and which he will never allow to ac- cumulate on his desk. The i'll ef- fleets of such occasions are gener- ally offset by another character istic of the chief executives con- stitution namely his power O. rapid recovery as soon as he is able to relax into his normal life again.
 A typical example of this was provided during the last session of congress when the great number
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-20
SAWYER & REYNOLDS BUY TIMBER TRACT
 IN KAKE VICINITY

The sale of 775,OO0 feet b.m. of spruce and western hemlock saw timber and 10000 lineal feet of piling timber, to Sawyer & Rev holds Company was announced to- day by the U. s. Forest Service. The sawtimber is largely for de- livery to the Juneau Lumber Mills and the piling for local canneries to be delivered early next Spring.
 Cutting has already started on the tract which comprises 1O2 acres near Rake. A camp has been established there for several weeks and about 20 men are em- ployed on the job.
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SUNDQUIST NOW LEADS CAFFNEY
 BY VOTE OF 25
With About 75 Votes Un- reported, Gafney's
 Chances Slight

Tom Gaffney, Democratic candl- date for senat9r in the Second Di- vision, and leader in the House of Representatives in 1927, has but a slight chance to overcome the lead held by R. N. Sundquist, Re- publican, according to a telegraphic despatch received today by The Empire. There are five pre- cincts with about 75 votes not re- ported and Sundquist has a lead of 20.
 The missing precincts are: Tel
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Coolidge to Leaue WEite House in Good
 Physical Condition

(Con,inu-n rro= rase one.)