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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20
Detroit, WRieb.
iaai,eet


Olentme taaien tddlld iaaneet
iublia el1ihdinpeoen lGbteilla, iilla
feSfulloesiamme ON lpieraillut mon.
ia firffofiintamnle pappia. @nlifii
ioapui feSfiiuteemme "a y. marras-
firta pastori &ranffala. Woimaf.
faaSti b1n faiiltteli elpanfcliilnlin
paiunaa.
Sunnuntaina 25 p. illalla oil
naoriioliiton obielmafofous, iosia
Iloritettiin leuroalpa obielma: Can.
III Q. T. 457; olfurlifoiiS, paStori
Seranffala; fertonnls, Scr Salmon
MGfi; runo, Wars Carl @alnio;
lufemista, NtisS !Silba SGripi; laii'
Ina, Scr Sacob Seine; pbteislaull
Q. T. 400; pube ia loppuritfoilS
postori 2ranffala. 2oppulaillii @.
r. 451.
SeiitoSpGiwGn illafli oli,pat onl'
peluieuran naiiet bommanneet fori'
iltamat 8illoro foulrlle. Enloia
naist1 iltamista oil $23.05. Suilri
Ialnoon aifaon laopui fesfiniteem-
ME pastori Saafana, ioten iaimn1e
banet iublopubuiafii taban tilaiiun-
teen. 9astori Saafana iulistifin e.
I6pGsti Simtalan ianaa nieana IL
tona.
Snnnllntaino, ioilInfilnn toitena
p6iap6n1 fello 9 p6iauGllG fofoonnilt
tim Cam SGrpen aiinnolla, iosia
Iaornolhpot pastori Sodfana ia
postori 9enttinen. Sanan pdipan
il[oIlo fofoonnittiin 8illorb fon'
lula, iosla tauien pastort Bertttt'
men ia poStori Saafana apoimaffaas
ii il,istiapat ormonianaa:
Spo1melliiet fiitoflet faifllle
n6ille iueliille, iotfa o,pat fdpneet
meita Sintolan ianalla terpebti-
mGsid.
gastori aranffala iaapui taaien
fesfiruteenmne 27 p. ioulitiuita.
Somono iltono fofoonniitoon Carl
@oinion oiunnolIa 1886 Central
9lpe. - 90 p. illalla Socob Seinon
oiuunoIIo 1928 ErumbulI slpe. s..
g. - 90 p. iIlalla stiig. Wsatelan
oI,,nnoIla 13S47 Tuimbuu abe.
.. g. ia iitnn,intaina 80 p, fello
Q paiapaIla firfosia @ooSiporS ja
Siablono fatiiien fiilnasia. @ientd.
fGS foiffi funlemaan Ssunalan ia'
nan iaarnoa.
Se,,rampa fiiufauiifofons on tam
mif,,un toiiena iiinnitiltaina, fello
2 pdiaudllG Saeob Seinon oinnnol-
la. SamG fofous on ipnoiifotoiiS,
iosia mpSSfin politaon iuirfailiiat,
min, cttd faiffien idienten tiiliii ollo
iaapirpiIla.
gsuoriioliitto apiett6d iouliiiubIaa
@ilIoro foululIa 23 ,. illolla. Cot
tpotoon riiniosta oionottoo.
Der ia Wars Otto Wisfoien Z
,piotios poifa glIIan on leifothi
Rlirffuriiain tafia.
gfouboiioa iouIua ia ormosta II.
fasta initta ,p,iotta foifiIle autta-
JON toimibenhIOiIIe ia fen Iufiio-
fiinnoIIel
Ssp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20

8iime Iauantoina iaapni To-
tiinia gsorrien locationille. Wers
9otri 5d,uel, Gbicaeosta. iosia ban
on miett1npt ioitafin fluifaldia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20

- Sroniuopb Go.uperatipe Grea-
merD So. Satfo.fofons pibetaGn
8alo.Icnran baalisia. Sroniuoobis-
ia, @ieb., tt. % y. alfacn fello 8
aamnlla.
3aiffien oiaffeen umiStajien iaa'
mnttapa fofonfieen.
gns. Sminem,
airinri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20

- Scr gnorep 2uoma. piSt0p!l
ipielG wiime miifollo outcllaon
g.bicoaosIo ia fen pmpGristrilld
life oiioilla,. palatcn fotiin miifon
lopulla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20


non ia pit1nlGn alfurilfouflen elitti
niloriioliittomme fiioro mielt1pler-
t1ip1sti ia onniStllneeSti iuomolai.
itlle timnetiin "Soolionnon". Sit1
Ietroaluao ioornoa fllinneltiin bar
tGloella. Salteen laarnon eiitti
floro apiel1 "Oi ia laps Sumalon"
.. Sc. 2opplnpirteen pndttpl t1nlG
oripofas ia ipirfistGhpG betfi Serran
bloneeSio. 0fiimielileSti timnpStct.
tim Serron olleen fonSianme To-
nonio ia benfeniG falltta mime
quuooen oifano ia eoelleen jGItiin
Sdnen buomaonia ia orrnoonia 10.
ia on iononut: "Win1, Sierra, o.
len iinim Siinalaii, iofo tortun Il.
Nun oifeam fdteeii, iofa ionon IL
mulle: GIG pelfGG. ,Wsind aitan Il.
nuol" SEES. 41:t3.
Seuroopano iimmtntoi-iltnno oil
nuoriioliittonime obielnlaiIto. S1-
man julian tanpollifeSti ipietGnne
fluifouben neli1nten6 irnnlintai-
iltana ipoan tGllG fertaa ioulilfii-
reitten lpuofli toboottiin ie pitGG
iparbailenmlin. Obielnia oil moni-
puolinen ia noiltintorifoS. S1lfeen
ollefirioittoneen raamotilnlitfenti'
fen ia rufoufIen eiitti fiioro 500
iionnan", foSfopa pieli oltiin 90.
luentinoiosIo, Yori miutofin fop-
poletto, MIN. "Oi iiutri MiningoS",
ia "Saiiuainen 2ol,lu", eiitti floro
tGSi1 ilblosia. gse olilpot eiimafua
iiitd iublosta, iosio "apercsti flIc.
rit toituoon iGti foifililee." Soipui-
Iosti ia nautinnolliiesti eiitti nciti
Seltonen rlmon: "Sitbloaiopoifo."
Somoin toiooIlo ia hilirpoSti ciitti-
ap1t fertomufiio roirpo wtitfolo,
ncioit 2ppoia S{esfinen ia Silio
M1fincn. glriuoffoasti ia wnrtccn-
otcttoposti ciitti neiti SSmpi Schto
runon: "Tutfi Roonotilitnl" Wtte-
lcnfiinnoIlo ia moibteleipillu tlntcil
la fiu,nneItiin berrot Suittiien ia
0orIiffoon onniStitneeSti eIitettpiH
oucttoio, "Si Sierra, luofiein idd!"
ia "BGiiupt firfoS loistoa iiel,ls'
Ioin", ollefirioittoneen mienola
piippn,rfpicn f1estpfiellG. SppnceS'
ii ia tohpoolliSto foti.ifGHp1i sDircil'
I1pitcip1sti eiitti rolpo Wtiffcla
Iolon, "Olcn onto main, iotn mDoS
IeliroIi mieno piippiulrfilien I1eStps
Otuoriioliiton noiliSta fofoonpontn
erifoiuen louluiouffu clttti innos
folniin foppolecn. Siibla pndttnt
ollefiri. pitGmGGn pirbeeieen Ia loit.
iunaon liunaiflecn, joto ienrall
wirii tpirlifiriostamme no. 3, iobon
plcilo paltaGpasti ieiioaltaon ph'
tpi. syilfeen obielnton iiirrpttlln
firffoioliin, ioSio nuoriioliittomme
"9(nnat" torioiiipot farpta leiapos'
ten fonsia pGiapanid f,'nntafii. Ed'
mtfin min loppiiniit iublobetft litt-
tpi niibin moniin entiiiin, ioita
Serron fl,nniofii ia bengellilen c.
IGuanmc tpirfistpfiefii olemrne ioa'
meet uiettGG. Serra iiinatroon mpos
thioriIoliittoonlme. 9lntofoon file
ri,nlaosti iclIaiiio idienia, iotfa ei-
mat bapca tooistltsto meiodn Ser.
rostonmc, ristille ipnteimme tdb.
oen plennetpstG Siunoion foritioSta.
! g8iimc fesfiwiiffo-iltona, ieiira'
f,intomme peruStoniiien ipuoiipdi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20
Kahdesk. kolmas vuosik.

-
fofoitflien menoibin fitulmpoa laa.
tlra. TaboStonboitoian ia firillrin
loullnnoiSto firlltiin ett1 ieuruflut-
nan nnenot ia tillot cpat olleet
toiStotiibatto bolloria fliluneella
Wuooella, iielponen iumma j11oen
iuiel1 faSloon alfapan uuooen
toininnan bpipGfii. g8irfoiIiioitIi
ipolittiin iofieenfin entilet, nimittGin
eiimiebefii Otto Miffola, 10. Oscar
StariifaS. firinrifii &arI Taaffonen,
10. s[ntti Suittinen, raboStonb. 3arl
Sofinen, fri. roirpa Sofinen, trlS.
tiiieifli glntti 2ebto ia ro,,,pa 2uo.
malo, foleboinfantaiifii y. M. Oscar
&ariifaS ia glntti 3uittinen. Seura-
flnta pfiinlieliiesti mponli opetta.
ialle oifeioen gpolito otofonit. lliilia
i1ieniG liittpi ielrafrlntoon. S1lfeen
lpariinaiien fofoitfien fGptetpisti
ipopaisto pitbemuoroista f1ipi ilmi
poimenen ia loinpoitten ip1lillG 1po.
litielpa raffaus ia pbteispnm1rrr
peruStlen fiben ett1 lpaarinote-
toon erbettpu1tton6stG ia iofa tar.
peeleen amlmanto1poSta Sunolon
lonasto. Setfi oil tobella liifiltta-
mo. SillcpoiliutS, Serran ormolli-
Ieen apuun lilottaesia, tintili iualoi.
iolta. Olimme fi,in Serran fifteen
ppollettp SSrael, ionfu notfa iuaif'
ia foutto forlpcn oil fllitenfin seq
naoniin. Seiirafiunnan Sierra ia
Olipaimen, Seeins Gristils, iiirnot.
foon leurofilntaomme. slntofoon
fen tpoeltao ianonla lpolfelloesia ia
rientisio, ebiStpG usfosta nSfoon
ia nGfepppoestG wGfcluppteen.
geimipGiluiGGn ppat tpiettGneet
OScar &oriifos ia @ntti Suittinen
fiiin mposfin ipntpmlp. neiti SSlma
Solme, cbelliSet 0eiffoIan fooisio
iouluf. A p. iltana ia iGlfimdincn
ieiirof. onppeluieilron pbtepoesla
firffoiolisIo miime feSfipiiffo.ilta-
no, fottoen iamolla fobpipopoon
ieurofllnnon bplpGfii. Somoin neiti
@ni Sasiinen tiionnottain wietti
MISUNDERSTANDING firffoialisla, fot'
tocn fabpipopoGn lelrof. bptpufii.
gt1isiG tilaiiirufiisio noiitittiin mpoS
porbointo ninli- ia ipntpntapaimn'
bcrfflio, nim. Smdlon tdtt pplpfpnd
lonoo. lllcito ruiliiltlupia nirli- ia
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS obotettilino ia mte'
l. = = *
tettpin1 Siinlalon orrnon hirpislo
iG6n,me toipottomoon oiianonlot-
file.
,Scuroflinnon onnpelmieuron nrpD-
i1iiet olpot emf feSfhuiiffo'iltona
firffoiolisio. Ompeluleitron nailet
torioa,uot iilloin nrpos ionlirpuliroo
d. NJ. berffiiia fobtin,llista mofiua
wostaan. Gottpotaan tabanfin tilai-
lltl,tecn runiosta olonottoa.
8oriinaiiia ioi,luiublia innolla
plttbataali. Wdffo'tltaltu IplooH''n'
toon ioulua ipastoonottamoon fopt-
t6nGGnlme firffoon, iosia inorite'
toan benselIist6 obielmao ia ien-
iSIfeen noutitoon iouluberffiiia firf-
foIolisia. Soiilu.aamina flo 6 TO.
foonnutoon fpnttiIGin tlliffeesio
iouluaponfeliumio fintlemoon. So
iouln-iltona fofoonitiitoon i,uortio-
Iiiton erifoiIeen iublabetfeen.
Siiinott,io iouluo ia ormorifosto
iiiitto .uuotto toipottmuot fdifille
.Scbronin foniolliSieiiroflunon liant.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20

8ieroillesiamme ipiime laii'
ontaina ia iunnuntaina Mr ia Mrs
Sernon &anfaan forn,illa Sron
9eltiSId. @is. olintme iiellG tilai-
iiii,oesia fplpcmGGn beib6n oiipolIi.
iesIo iounaSiaon. SpoamelIi.
iimmGt fiitoficmmc teilIe pstdippp-
bestdnne ia ipieroamparaiiinioeston
ne, ioto nellie oioititte. min run
ioasti.
Usr ia Mrs g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20

Golomb.9ec9or, Mearoco.
SGnne tillleen tieoon mufoon olpat
Sorree. .beimon rotiuIniebet ipiinte
tiistdimo bpof1rneet ransfolaiien
SotiloS-autoforolpaonit finlppinrtt
ia iurmonneet neliG iipieeria t6dlta
40 MALTA etelGGn p1in oleposia
poifosia. 9olme iotiIasta bodipoit.
hi fobofosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20

= Orr Gam eoScrnan, Dapis
loeotiouiIto. pistdpii fonttorisiou-
me ia iImoitti. ettd ban ioiihn tdI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20

- yslorten noisten ontpeIuieti.
ran riofoiliisto. ioulufinm p.
firfon baoIisio, oil pIeenid tnIoio
$io5.25:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20
Thurs. Dec. 20, 1928

ldipiifolla @rono 8iem iairaalaon
leifottmpafii fiwpeipian mlofii. &G.
zen lpailnonla leifattiin mime lyf-
ipnd ioppifipien tGboen. S1mG
OH foiua fobtalo 10 ii1ffGille tpo.
lGiiilIe. Soapomme, ett1 Scr so
herman iaiii plan terlpeptenid iGl.
leen.
- Olen ottanlit moStaon icuro-
tllnnon fasiaon $4,000 Sron.
moooin ompelilieiiralta, WtrS Gam
gorllonin fautta, iosta fiitos.
gller &oniGlrGfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20
8eroicn tafaiiinmafInt bnulesfntta'
iuat preiibenttiG.

8aibineton. - @abostopirdstou
ilmoitufIen mufaat tafaiIinnofiet-
tmpien liifalperoitufiien pbteinen
madri nouiee $55,OOO,OO0 miIion-
nan, ioten preiioentti6 batolestii-
taa, eta ie moi aibeiittaa tinhrtuun
robostonmoiIlinsin, ios fongresii OF
runiosfitinen indararoboien mpon.
irptpfiisId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20
ainbbersbille annettn Sarmon'
trpfi.

@oibineton. ioirluf. Ia p.
ebersti Charles n. 2inobersbiITe
dnnettiin tddrId ellen Sarmon-hmo-
trofi-hinnushifieffi bdnen teferds-
t6dn gselp yorfin ia Yoriiin nall
icst1 lentomotfastoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20

Omabaan rafennetaaR $2,500,000
rantatieaiema.
Omaha, iouliif. Ia b. - eni!
fefp6n1 oletoan rofentoo Sntdbodx
$2,500.000 arpoisto roiitotieaieinoa
iolIe ioopinpot nboefidn raiitatiebt-
tiom iiutot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20
$aitfltnnllalta.

Saluanlule laliiua ipo1inelli.
iet fiitofiet mile iufulaiiille ia nut
ta,pille iotfa pll1ttim1t meit1 mar.
raSf,uin 26 p6im6nG.
Der ia WarS Sermon 9aneos.
- Sltafoulu 9esiemeriSiG, fon-
ialaiiifii baluopille, aletaon tommi
finln 3 p1ipd. Sppilaita onfn 10
ilmoittalltilnpt ia lnultawosti pbG
ilmoittartiri.
~ Scr Sobn Setlllon ianotoon
Iinlnnitelleen foneen iofo !nlattaa
lumen fabi,illo olcpista finofliSto.
Some toimii ipnnpttGen itie fnptto.
woimoo. - Setilla foettoo loooa
fef5inn5lleen potcntin.
Vr,uin toiunIbipin ,uerpt
(tarcs) ,uuioaan mafiaa SrOn
Natipual Ianffiim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-12-20
@Gfijnomalaiiua ia fen miehistS
iuiranumaisten fGIiin.

gtep Oorf. - &anniHolportics.
TO OH faapomni,t faboen ntoilin
pGGs1 Song Sslonbin ronnifolta
Sorbour Trooer.ililniien lotapox.
mifG oil IaStattit np1fiiuonilln. Sen
fpntmenlufliinen miebisto on tpon-
gittii. 2oidpoSio on 1,500 lnotifoI-
Iisto pGfiiuonlio, ioiben i1Ileen-
mppntiaripo on noir $4,000.
Iarotfolaiict inrmanneet ronSfa'
falaiIia npIccreia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
HERE FROM SOUTH,
 BOUND WEST

The steamer Yukon, Captain Charles Glasscock, reached Junear yesterday at 6 pm, sailing west. ward at 5:30 am. today.
 The following passengers disem. parked here From Seattle-Miss C. Bongard, Lieut.. F. L. Cum. mlngs. Mrs. E. L. Cummings. Sam Dapeevich, Mrs. Sam Dapcevich John Dapeevich. Wm. Dapcevieh B. c. Delzelle, Kittie Gay. Mrs. H. G. Goodwin, c. M. Handley. Rosel- le LaVanway, Mrs. J. R. Powell, Billie Powell, H. c. Scholl and Mrs H. c. Scholl.
 Passengers from Southeastern Alaska ports were G. White. F. Handy, J. H. Wheeler, ]. P. James. l.. A. Zeller, c. c. Belknap, II. B. Wilson, P Kesovia, o. D. Leet. w. G. Strench, J. Austen, c. D. Me Donald, D. E. Sheriff, Ruby Clark.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
E. ?. WILLIAMS NAMED MEMBER
 OF GAME BODY
Pioneer of St. Michael Is Appointed Member of
 Game Commission

The appointment Of Frank p. William, merchant of St. Mi lehael, by Secretary Jardine. De- partment of Agriculture, to be member of the Alaska Game Com mission for the Second Division. was made public today by H. w.. Terhune, Executive Officer. He succeeds J. c. Widestead of Nome, whose term recently ex- pired.
 MT. Williams is a pioneer of the Second Division and has re- sided there for about 30 years. He was formerly U. S. Commis- sio1er and later postmaster at St. Michael. He is now in Seat tle and will leave there Novem- Der 3, 10 attend the annual meet ing of the Commission which opens here November s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
DEMOCRATS 90
 ID ISL ) ON VOTERS DRIVE
Candidates Make Serious Effort to Capture Vote
 on Douglas Island

For the second time this week Democratic nominees. both Terri torial and Legislative. will ad- dress voters of Gastineau Chan mel towns when they cross to Douglas Island 10 appear before a Douglas audience. For the first time in many years a Doug las man is candidate on a regu- lar party ticket, Nels Anderson being one of the Democratic nominees for the House of Rep resentatives, and that party is seriously eontending for the Island vote.
 The program al Douglas will be given at the Liberty Theatre It will be along the same lines as that given at the Coliseum Theatre here Tuesday evening with George B. Grigsby, nominee for Delegate to Congress, deliv- ering the principal address
 Other speakers will be Nels Anderson, Allen Shattuck, and N. k. Walker and J. 5. Ream of Ketchikan,
 Following the Island meeting, the Democratic candidates have arranged for a campaign tour covering many towns in the Di- vision. They expect to go to Tenakee, Hoonah, Sitka, Angono, Rake. Petersburg, Wrangell and thence to west coast towns, wind ing up at Ketchikan just before election day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24

son school at Sitka, who arrived in Juneau yesterday, sailed on the Yukon for Cordova, where he will attend the meeting of the Presby- tery of the Yukon, of which he is a member. Dr. Condit became a member of the Presbytery of the Yukon when he was at Fairbanks and never transferred to the Pres bytery of Alaska because of the fewer members of the newer or ganization and the need for all the members they have.
 Dr. Condit expects to return from COrdoYa on the Admiral Rogers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
NORTHWESTERN IN FROM WEST
 BOUND SOUTH

The steamer Northwestern, Capt. Gus Nord, doeked at 8 pm. today from the westward. She sailed south at 11:30 am. with the fcl- lowing passengers for Seattle and way ports: For Seattle-Chas. S. Stone, B. Hoover, chas Yaascha, R. D. McVey. F. Baynton. P W Grubbs, j. Giske, W. F. Wood, Mrs (. Samuelson. C. Samuelson, J. E. Boyle. II. Simpson, L. w. Perkins, Ms L. w. Perkins
 For Southeastern Alaska ports were: P. c. Mccormack, Wm. Paul, Adelbert Hayes, Dan Sutherland, Chas IIawkesworth, Chas. Haw- thorn, Chas. Benjamine, J. W. Ke- hoe, Lester o. Gore, F. w. Hynes, Mrs. K Miller, John Miller, Mrs. Geo B. Grigsby, Mrs. Jessie Hud- son. Mrs. Lizzie Late, Mrs. N. F. A Elsemore, o. c. Rahne, Geo. Marhoffer, Henry AL aeidt, Carl Yalenselo, John Carry, C. Petka and Y Godina.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
ADAMS CASE OPENS TODAY; DONALD JURY
 STILL HOLDING OUT

a jury was secured this morn ing in the case against John Adams, charged in two informa- tions in the IT. s. District Court with violation Of the prohibition laws. Evidence was being pre- sented this afternoon.
 The jury in the Jim Donald case. in which the defendant is charged with violating the dry laws, was still unable to agree at midafternoon today. It had been out almost 24 hours, reeeiv- ing the case early yesterday after noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24

Thelma Raymond and Francis Will lis.
 Leaving Juneau for the West were were the following passen- gers: For Seward-D. M. Boutwell,. Donald Winterburger, E. L. Win terburger. Mrs. F. L. Winterburger and Walter Andrews. For Cor doYa-Rev. James Condlt, Emanuel Steele, Bishop J. R. Grimont and Charley Woods.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
George Burr McCutcheon Drops Dead While Dining With Group of Friends

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-George Barr Mccutcheon. romantic author of Graustark books, other novels and short stories, dropped dead after dining with a group of friends.
 George Barr McCutcheon was born on farm in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, July 26, 1866. He entered Purdue University and later became a reporter on Lafay- cite Journal, 1889, and city editor of the Lafayette Courier. 1893. He was a member of the Loyal Legion and many clubs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
TWO ARE ARRESTED
 ON BOOZE CHARGE

L. Clarito. charged with sale of intoxicating liquor, and Pete Lott, charged with possession of the same sort of contraband bey- craze. were before Judge F. A. Boyle in the U. S. Commission CTS Court today. Both hearings were set to take place this after noon.
 Lester Boyd. fisherman, appear cd before Judge Boyle today, and was sentenced to pay a fine of $500 fer illegal fishing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
HELLER ARRIVES FOR
 DISTRICT INSPECTION

To accompany district rangers on trips around their districts. R. A Zeller, Supervisor of the Tongass National Forest, has ar rived here from his headquarters at Ketehikan. He will be here and in this vicinity for about two weeks.
 Mir. zeller will leave in a few days with Ranger Harold A.. Smith for Tenakee to look over some field work in that vicinity Later he will go to Sitka for q field inspection and from there go to the Petersburg district.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
MRS. GRIGSBBY RETURNS
 TO HER KETCHIKAN HOME

Mrs. George B. Grigsby, wife Of the Democratic nominee for Delegate to Congress, left this morning for her home in Ketchi- kan after several days visit here. She has been accompany ing MT Grigsby on his Territor- ial campaign tour. She has taken keen interest in the political situation and shares her hus- bands confidence that he will be elected.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
MAN SUDDENLY
 STRICKEN, DIES
Special to Emplre)

SkAGWAY, Alaska. Oct. 24.- John s. Scott, of Whitehorse, fuel agent for the White Pass and Yu- Ron Route for the past several years, had a stroke at II o'clock this forenoon and died at F o'clock noon He was 51 years of age and leaves a wife and daughter. MT. Scott was we'll known in the interior and also in the south.
 
 Old papers Tor saf! It the G.mrfre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
Laborers Are Killed;
 Sewer Gas Is Fatal

PHOENIX. Ariz, Oct. 24.-Three laborers were killed late yesterday afternoon when overcome by sewer gas while bricking up an excava- tiOn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
American Is Reported
 Injured Budapest Riot

BUDAPEST, Oct. 24.-Rioting was renewed here last night by students and workmen. described as Anti-Semites. One hundred and forty were arrested. Martin Reiner, an American, is reported to have been injured during the rioting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24

Sydney Laurence reproductions in Christmas cards, original, diff ferent. Alaskan. 25 cents each at the Nugget Shop. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24

The NORCO, or the Northland Transportation Co.,, sailing from Seattle for Juneau Oct. 27. For space or rates Phone 114 or see D. B. Femmer. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
DIR. J. H. coNDlT ON WAY
 TO CORDOVA PRESBYTER>

The Rev. James H. Condit, Su- perintendent of the Sheldon Jack
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24

Old papers To. safe at tho Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24

Christmas Cards-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-24
WALTER ANDREWS
 OFF TO KUSKOKWIM

Walter Andrews, known 10 baseball fans as Big Andy" left on the steamer Yukon for An chorage. From the latter city he plans to go by airplane to the Kuskokwim and enter the employ of government hospital. Andrews has been in the City League for several years and was one of the crack first sackers and also a pitcher.
 
 Christmas Cards-Empire.
 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE - Furniture. Phone 5S4.
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Old papers Tor sar, at the Empire.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Christmas Cards-Empire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
AMMONIA FOR sUIToR

GENEVA.-Mrs. Gustave Kaura
was arrested for throwing ammonia
in the face Of a sutton who annoyed
her with his attentions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
Texas Mother
Knew Answer

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