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Evening star., 1928-04-20
What DR.. Caldwell Learned
in AZ Years Practice

DR.. Caldwell watched the results
OF constipation for ~ years. and be-
lieved that, no matter how careful
people are Of their health, diet and
exercise. constipation will occur from
time to time. regardless Of how much
one tries 10 avoid IL. or next tmpor-
tance, then. is how 10 treat II when IL
comes. DIR. Caldwell always was In
favor Of getting as close 10 nature as
possible hence his remedy for constI~
patton, known as DIR. Caidwell's Syrup
Pepsin, IT, d mild vegetable compound.
II can not harm the most delicate Sys-
tenn and ia not a habit forming prep
arati0n. Syrup Pepsin Is pleasant
tasting. and youngsters love IT.. II does
not gripe Thousands Of mothers have
written us 10 that effect.
Or. Caldwell did not approve OF
drastic physics and purges. He did
not believe they we're good for human
beings 10 put into their system, In 4
practice of ~ years he never saw any
reason for their use when q medicine
like syrup Pepsin will empty the
bowels just ~ promptly, more eleanly
and gently, without gripping and harm
10 the system. \
Keep free from constipation, II r0ba
your strength, hardenH your arteries
and brings on premature old age. DO
not let day 20 by without bowel
movement, D0 not sit and hope, but
80 ~ druggist and get OnR 0f the
generous bottles OF Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. Take the proper dose
that night and by morning You will
feel like . different person. Use syrup
pepsip for yourself and members Of
Evening star., 1928-04-20
Local Radio Entertainment
Friday, April 20, 1928.
NAA-Washington Navy Yard
t434.S Meters-Sso Kiiocyciesl.

1:45 p.m.-weather Bureau reports.
7:45 to Q Running Water Is
Not Always Pure" by Public Health
Service
e:5s pm-Arlington time signals.
1905 p.m.-WeaEher Bureau reports.
WRHF-Amegican Broadcasting Co.
(32z.a Meters-s3e Kilocyciesl.
s:45 pm-The Town Crier.
pln.-ReSume Of Municipal Gov
eminent AffairS," by James z. Chinn.
$40 to pm.-Dinner concert.
Early Program TomorroW.
10 am.-Household talk by Gladys
Young.
1880 aIn.-Musical program.
II 70 1850 am. - Advertisers
period
Evening star., 1928-04-20

of appeal from the decision Of the
Police Trial Board in the case Of Police
man Orville Staples which found him
guilty on 9 of the 13 charges preferred
against him and recommended his dis
missal from the force.
Mr.. Blanton has until midnight Sat-
urday to file his brief, but he Is ex-
pected to submit 1t before the dead
line. The Representative has indicated
that 1t would be printed in pamphlet
form.
Since Mr.. Blanton filed his notice
OF appeal the Commissioners have made
a study OF the transcript Of the testi-
mony before the Trial Board and other
wise prepared themselves to proceed
with the consideration Of the brief.
Evening star., 1928-04-20
Claims Arbiter's Salary $500.

The President has fixed the salary OF
Judge Edwin b. Parker, under his ap-
pointment as war claims aYbiter," at
$500 per ailrlunn. under the provisions
OF section 3 OF the settlement Of war
claims act Of 1928" THAT amount
added 10 his present salary OF 1880 per
annun as umpire Of the Mixe5 Claims
Commission and commissioner OF the
Tripartite Claims Commission, the ex-
ecutiye order In the case says, will
make his total salary received from the
United States within the limit fixed In
section . Of said act"
Evening star., 1928-04-20

those who need more vigor and
vitality are urged TO try. AS a
Spring tonic 1t surpasSes the old
time remedies.
Hemo-Liver Is now dispensed by
all druggists who keep abreast OF
the times with the distinct under
standing that II one bottle does
not help wonderfully -- your
money will be returned.
Men and women who are suffer-
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weakness, oyerwork. nervous break
down or anemia can put their
faith In Hemo-Liver. For feeble
old people, girls 13 to 10 and In
convaIescence II won't fail. 1t
strengthens the nerves, increases
the red blood cells. promotes health
and rebuilds weakened vital forces
and energy so quickly that often
physicians are astonished. For
sale by Peoples Drug ores.-~Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star., 1928-04-20
RETALIATION NEARS END.
Utilities Commission to Finish Gas
Survey by May Is.

The Public Utilities Commission ex-
poets to complete its reyaiuation OF the
properties Of the Washington and
Georgetown Gas Light Companies by
May Is. 1t was announced yesterday at
the headquarteys e. ths commission In
the District Building.
The historical cost research Of the
properties Of tho two companies already
has been completed by b. Nick. Bach
man, chief accountant OF the commits
sion, while the engineering and account
ing study is about e5 per cent finished.
The revaluation study has been under
way since last Fail. Hearings on the
commissions valuation win be held i'm
mediateiy following the completion OF
the study. Indications are that a rate
hearing win be held after the valuation
hearing.
Evening star., 1928-04-20

the public interest. But there must be
Channels free from i1eterodyne, and those
channels may as we'll be used for the
greatest service range possible, and that
means high enough power to reach re-
mote listeners, he maintains.
Evening star., 1928-04-20
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6;0u---Mutual Savings hour.
1:0A-Short features.
a:aO--Ansio.P Persians.
a;30--T3lk; Hawaiian.
10 :00--Palmollve hour.
asO.:--WHAM Rochester--I.0fO
6.3o--Syracuse University
T:On--Rarrctts Orchestra.
;30---old melodies and new.
S;00---,MacKowns.
s ;3o--wJz programs
10;0S--Melodians: organ
3ss.S--WGY Standardization
e:9o-M9.usl Sayings hour.
S:Qo--FrU,Joy hour.
S0--Cathetral Echoes.
i0;o0-PRimoliva hour,
333.f--WBZ SprInxHeld-9OO
s;oo-Falvey's Orchestra.
6;30--~knight program
1:oS-MBz PLAYERS.
G10--Musieal
S:S0--WJZ programs.
10 0;05--Symphony orchestra.
5I6.9--WTAG Worcester-5sO
e:ooo---Mutual SAVINGS hour.
;30---Orchestra: studio.
S:3O--Serenaders,
a;00--AnGlo.P .Pcrsians: quartet.
10 ;0o--Palmolive hour.
As5.9-CNRA MonctOn--63O
=
Establishments quartet.
10 OU--Musical program.
IL ;Oo--Little Concert Orchestra.
SOUTHERN.
296.9--WWNC Asheville---1.O10
7:0o--Dinner music
455e-WSB Atlanta--f30
7:oo-Myers Orchestra
S:00--Eeatdre.
p:00-WriEley review.
0;0U-Pallnolive hour,
:i3.s--WDOD Chattanooga--i.:30
t:00-Rsdiols program.
S;a0--Ensem
: 3O---Studo.
3l0.s--W1AN IacksonVi ills--SS0
7i00-orchestra and assistants.
S:0S-Recital
\ S3O--Happy Girls,
10 ;0o-Palmolve hour.
II ;00--nance music.
a..4--wHAS Louisville-p30
5.25--Feaiure.
S:30--Studio concert.
9:OO--wrigIey review.
o;oo--Palmoltve hour.
s16.s--wMC Memphis-sso
a:o0--wrigley review.
10 0,an--Palmolive hour.
IL .o0-nance.
336.9--NSM Nashville--s90
a:o0--wrigiey review.
10 o:Oo--Palmolive hour.
ess.s--wC0A PensacOla--1.eOO
s00--Dinner music.
a:00-rocAl. La Petite symphony.
l0:00--piano: violin.
l0.3o-1oung soprano. piano.
ii :00-Organ.
:34.l--wRvA RichmOna--1.Is0
@ 6.30--Trio.
T.t5-0rchestra.
s:nu-Esatpres-
q a:00-Wrigley review.
10:0o-MusIc.
CENTRAL.
5ss--kYW ChicaRo--S10
o o0-wrigley review.
IL :00--Movle club.
IL :3O--StuGio.
3s5.6-WEBH-wJJD Chicago--s20
10 :00-Musical.
IL :00-Popular.
4IS.4--WGN.WLIB ChIeaGo--5e0
a:00--Concert orchestra.
10 .0O--Palmolive hour.
IL :0O--Featurss and popular.
34a.6-WLs Chieago-ss0
q p.30--Apoilo Club.
ll:00--WLS Showboat
4eS.3--WLW Cinclnnati-sO0
6:15-Studio programs.
y s.00-Music.
a:00-wrigley review.
observation-disclosures.
36I.2--WsAI Cinclnnati--S3e
. 0-NR--NGJetY AiUha
8 f:3u--MaIds OF Melody.
.00--Mnsic. talk
= ,Ou--Cities Service hour.
9:00--Serapbook: music
10 ;00--Painioiive hour.
j .n0--Orchestra.
ls:0O-Music
3e8.s-wTAM Cieveland--sS0
6:00-JesterS
7.0O--Hearthside program.
y S.n0--Clties Service hour.
0:Un--AngiO-p perslans.
p .30--I.a France Orchestra.
10 0:0O--palmolive nouF.
4t0-D---WcN-wsR Detrolt---ss0
6:Du-Ensemble and features.
z T:3N--Orfhestfa.
S:OO-Stard0m OF Broadway.
S.3U--White Rock concert
v.u0-Wrigley review.
1n:UO---TwO Pairs.
10 :3O---popular
35a.T--wWJ Detroit--e30
6.O0---Dinner music
7a0---Studio feature.
s:O0--Cities Service hour.
9.0O--AnRlo- Persians.
9.3fl--lsa France Orchestra.
10.O0-Palmolive hour.
IL .O0-Popular.
Evening star., 1928-04-20
EPIDEMIC SEEN LIKELY.
Infantile Paralysis May Spread
This Summer, Says DR.. Foote.

This Summer, says Uf, Eoote.
Another fair-sized epidemic Of In
fantile paralysis during the Summer Of
1929 was held probable by Dr.. John A.
Foote. professor Of diseases OF children
at Georgetown University, in q talk be.
fore the 1900 members Of Kings
County Medical Society Of New YORK
City.
This probability was concurred In by
oficials of the Rockefeller Institute ana
OF the United States Public Health
Service based on statistics compiled oy
the Public Health Service.
Not only history. but health sta
tistics, repeat" said DR.. Foote, and
such increases in the disease as oc-
Cured last Summer, especially In Cali
fornia and Ohio, are usually followed
By greater increases during the follow
ing year"
Evening star., 1928-04-20
aal.S--wEAF New York---eIO


s:00---orcheStra
0sS0-~punch and Judy,
6:00--Mutual savings hour.
t;0S--I.orralne Orchestra.
s;30--Hsppiness Boys.
s:Sc---enE,s. s:SScS-sa,sSs SsT.iss Ser.iss. hour
a:S0-~La France Orchestra,
10 '00---Palniolive hour.
il .00--Dance music.
4ss.3--WSz New Ycrk---s60
3:i0---plsy .hy.play base ball
h0tl--Studio p,ano.
6:0o--QrchesIra.
HSo---Spot q Pals.
1;00--Stsriom OF Broadway.
G:30--old melodies and new.
S:O0---Godfrey Ludlow.
s S;20--White Rock concert.
00--wrigtey review.
l0:0n--StrinS trio,
10 .Sn~~-(prchestra.
II :o0--Slumber music.
4:eS--WOR Newark--sI0
s,oe-Amercan LEAGUE opening,
6:l5--old kinS Cole
1.t0-EnSc nlhle; philosophy.
S:00--Wlse Men.
S;1e-Mlckwire Spencer.
a;Oo-True stoty hour,
i0;0o-I.a Palma Smokers
l0:3n--At home with the masters.
IL ;0S--orchestra; WitchIaK hour,
sss.6--wrG atlantic City-I.IOO
e:45--organ and features,
S;ao-nnner dance
9sOtE-toncert orchestra.
9:30--Dance tsh hoursl.
.S5.s--WRAL Baltimore--I.0 .0S0
6 6.oo--Children nrograms.
7;o0-ninner. music.
S:00--Mandolin Orchestra.
S:Sn--WJZ programs
10;0o--Dance,
sos.e-wEEI Boston--Sso
6:0o-Mutual Savings hour.
7:no-Bic Brother Club
3o--Whlting nrogran
S.n0--wEAF programs.
8 a::i0-~Ncapolitan Dutch Girls,
10 '0o--Pslnsolive hour
46I3--WNAC Bosson--6S0
6 .So-Sinfanians orchestra.
@Sn-Piano: talk.
S:ou--EnSemhle.
\ S'So--Organ.
. a:oa-wOR proErams.
IL :i0--nreyers Orchestra
SOC e.s-wGR Buhaio-s90
7,5o-Raaio Ramhles.
S;00-wEAF programs Is hours'.
IL 0o--Dance.
sas.I-wMAK Buaaio--sSe
e:3o-Syracuse University.
: 3,l-Lawrence Williams. talk.
n0-Fro joy hour.
a:G0-wOR programs
l0;u5-Dauce.
sSa.4-MTIC Hartferd-560
6;ao-Mutual SAVINGS hour.
: nn--Chnton musical period,
sso--Connccticut College.
= S:oo--SDrEan,
S3tl-EeCitai.
p q:00-AnEio-Perslans.
. a30-Feature
lo;oo-Palmolve hour
3Os.I--wABc New York--sso
q f.3o--Short features
30-Ee; sh- -Ho hour
\ S00-Taik; piano. harnonles.
.o1--Symphopy orchestra.
34se-w6Bs New York-s80
6 6oo-Uncle Gee Bee.
3s4.s-WHN New Yark--s6o
7.So-Hock program: contrslto.
:0o-Saxophone ensemble.
S.}Q-Dsnce music.
a:aN-TIterary period: concert
3r0..-wMCA New Yerk-siO
:0o--FntertaiRcrx
q Q.JAt--ssiarlnet. studio.
9.3n-Sidney Corsovef.
10 .00--orcheStras and songs.
5a6-wNYC New YoFk-S5o
s:So-French lessons
T-35-Air COLLEGE.
s:is--M Mandolinist: English.
q .nst---N Violin.
a;3o-Segro arts: organ.
sso.s-wCAU PhiIadeiphia--I.I5o
S:3n-orchestrss
3n-Instrumental trio.
S:00-Auto hour.
a:00--wOR programs.
IL :0o-Dance.
4os.e-wFI-wIIT Philaaelphia--s4e
s.0o---Cities Service hour.
00--AnElo- perSlans.
10 0O-Palmciiye hour.
34s.6-w0O phiisdeiphia--Se0
S.30-Dinner music: talk.
s:3o-MusicaI lecture: music.
q :3O-''Martha."
10 :02-Recital
10 :3n-Dance.
3I5.S-kDKA Pittsbnrrh-850
s:l5-Iitfle Symphory
e 6:3D-hildrene progranl.
1:ao-Taikx. feature.
s:00-f3odfrey Ludlow.
q e.3D-Waita Rock concert.
a:00--Wngiey review
Evening star., 1928-04-20

Because " the strong protest aroused
hy the effort st Klncsrdinfsflifs, scot
Land. W permit children 0f 10 yeAts 70
- seasonsI farm work such ss potato
nftine. tiae plan wsk given up, and fne
Eslnlgaians age for such empseymsnt re-
Ealna a. q. 1AAkn
Evening star., 1928-04-20
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT
TONIGHT.

Mutual Savings hour: fea-
ture-~WEAF, WEEI, vito,
WAR, WTAd. WCgH, WoY,
WGH.
300 Wrigley Review: vocal, In
strumental -~ WIZ, WIZ,
WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WLW,
WJH. KYW, WHAE, VISA,
VINO. WEB, WET, WFVA,
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10 O0-Painnoiiye hour; Olive
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Evening star., 1928-04-20
.BLANTON BRIEF AWAITED.
Has Until Saturday Night to File
Staples Appeal.

The District Commissioners are
awaiting a brief from Representative
Blanton of Texas to support his notice
Evening star., 1928-04-20
WMAL-WaShingto Radio Forum
GALS Meters-l,24o KilocycieSl.

7.30 p.m4-Dance program by
Horace Walkers Orchestra.
SIS p.m.-Marimbaphone solos BY r.
u. Gaver
$50 pm-"An Airport for wash
tngton, by Jerome Fanciulh, chairman
Of the aviation committee Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce.
pm.-Arthur Jordan Music Forum,
featuring the Jordan Symphonic Eextet.
1918 20 1880 p.nl.--News flashes.
wRC--RadIo Corporation Of America
1855 Meters--S4e KilocycIes).
3:5o pm.-Concert By the United
etateE Marine Band Orchestra.
Beginners course In French, by
Philip Mott.
pm.-Hofbrau Orchestra.
s:3o-7Jolly Bill and Joe.
epm.-PaFk Central Orchestra.
Gao pm.-Motion Picture Guide.
6:35 pm.-Base ball scores. courtesy
o. the Associated Press and The Eve
ming Star.
$40 p.m-To be announced.
pm,--Stardom Of Broadway.
T.30 pms-Talk by Emma Periey LIN
T-4s pm-Peggy Cox Smith. COM
eoseT, and George Beuchier, baritone.
7:5e pm.-"Tne Animal Rescue
League" by Mrs. Frank AndeTson.
pnl,-Cities Service Co. sert Or
eiykStra and Cavaliers from NEC studios.
pm.-CoYrect time.
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E3o pms-Lord Calvert Orchestra.
10 pm-The PsinnoliVe hour.
~ pKn.-Weatner forecast.
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6:4b Am-Tower health exercises.
s)a.nD-Fsderation morning dsvo-
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IL am--"Mesl Planning" by Mira.
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Ii:l6 am,-Radio Household Insti-
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1880 am>-studio program.
~ nOon--Orgsn recital
1870 observation-disclosures Or
f:30 pm.-Palais dor Orchestra
zs20 pm.-~HofbYau Orcbettra.
WTEF-Ths Fellowship Forum iz9zys
Meters-i,is0 KiioeycIssj.
pm.~~Bran Hughes Dance Orehes-
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7.50 pm.-EtbIe story. by boys de-
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4 pms~-Jack and Jill
E:gs Baritone solos
$50 pna.-~Tslk by Representative
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HathboBe of Illinois
$50 pm.-~Voeai solos. by Madeion
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10 p pm.~pP Piano and banjo bpios, bs
WoFnsy and Dewitt.
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Evening star., 1928-04-20
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-03

(Con.,nu-n rroE rase One.)
 Commission order directing the railroads to send their executives to Washington to explain why they should not divest themselves in holdings in other carriers in compliance with the Clayton act. Then congress failed to amend the Parker consolidation bill, which probably would have solved this problem.
 Only a few days ago reports were current that the executives were ready for little friendly discussion of what next to do, but plans for this tea table talk ap- parently were disrupted by in. tefnal dissension over who should direct the future destinies of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, wanted by several carriers as a
 bridge" or connecting line. To add a few more bones of con tention there is disagreement oyer lake cargo coal rates, with execu- tives differing as to whether they should be readjusted upward oI downward, although the latest in terstate commerce commission decision was in favor of Inc up ward trend, and the action of the Illinois Central in cutting freight
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-03
JUNE JOINED
 DRY COL UMN:
 MONTH WARM
Came Very Nearly to Be- ing Warmest June on
 Record, Says Mize

June was warm and unusually dry. This was the second dries; June in the 35 years of precipi:a tion records in Juneau, the pre- vious driest year being Tn 1913 when only 072 inch occurred, ac cording to the statement issued by R. c. Mize, of the U. s. Weath CT Bureau.
 The mean temperature for the month was 55.70, or 1.3' above the normal The warmest June on record was that of 1913. witl mean of 58.O0, and the coldesi was that of 1904 with a mean ol 50.6'. The highest temperature was 7So on the 10th, and the low est 409 on the 1st. Previous ex tremes were S7' and 31', respec lively.
 The total precipitation was 09. inch, or 2.59 inches below the nor nal. The drlest June was tha of 1913, and the wettest was tha of 1904, with total of 11.50 in ches. The heaviest precipitation for any 24-hour period during tho past month was 047 inch on thu 3rd and 4th. There were onl. nine days with measureabl' amount of precipitation and tw' other days with traces.
 The mean relative hnmidit, was S4 percent at 4 a. m, 54 per cent at neon, and 51 percent a 4 D. m.
 The prevailing direction of thu wind was from the northwest with an average hourly velocit, of 60 miles. The maximum wint velocity was 23 miles per hou from the northwest on the 23rd.
 There were eleven clear days ten partly cloudy days, and nin' cloudy days. There were 2S4. hours of sunshine, or 52 nercen of the possible amount.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-03
SNOHONhSH IN PORT, cOhvOYs
 YACHTS NORTH
Gives Aid to Three of Rac- CTS Enroute North
 Leaves Tomorrow

The Coast Guard Cutter Sno- homish, Capt. l. J. Birkett, con. voy ship of the yachts in the race from Olympia. Wash, to Juneau was in port here today, it's work completed, all of it's charg4s safe ly moOred- in the local harbor and it was prepared to return to it's homeport at Port Angeles. Il will sail at midnight tomorrow for Puget Sound.
 On it's voyage north, the cutter rendered assistance to three 0: the racing vessels. towing one BAG miles from British Columbia wa ters to Ketchikan. It paid of it's crew here today and took coa aboard for its return trip.
 The officers and crew of the vessel number 5S. Other off cers in addition to Capt. Birkett are: Executive Officer, Lieut.. A J. Craig, formerly on the Unalgs and a resident of this city fo several years; Ensign H. F. Rol and, Chief Engineer; Chief Ma chinist A. E. Blood. Boatswain' c. w. Stewart and l.. D. White i Paymaster Clerk P H. Portteus The Snohomish has cracl baseball team and was trying t arrange for game with a loca club for this evening. Two of 1t ; boxers will go on tonight at thu American Legion Smoker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-03
SELECTION OF THOMAS URGED
 BY LOCAL MAN
New Idaho Senator Friend of Marshal White Who
 Urged Appointment

"No other appointment could have been made that could be more desirable from all stand points than that of John Thomas. of Gooding, Idaho, to be United States Senator" declared U. s Marshal Albert White. a filend of many years standing of the new Senator and one of the first to urge his selection. The appoint ment was announced Monday by Gov H. c. Baldridge to fill the vacancy caused by the recent death of Senator Frank R. Good ing
 Senator Thomas is banker and stockman. 'fHe will be in bet ter position than any living man in Idaho to assist the State in the Senate by reason of his knowledge of the State. it's peo- pie, resources and conditions de- clared Marshal White. Several days ago the latter telegraphed Gov. Baldridge urging him to ap- point MT. Thomas.
 ls First Office
 Although MT. Thomas has been actively connected with Republi- can politics for many years in the State, he has never before held any public office to which any salary was attached, accord ing to Marshal White, who pre-. dicted that he would work in per. | feet harmony With Senator Borah. The latter and the new Senator have been close personal friends for many years. Ten years ago 1 when Senator Thomas was State l Chairman for the Republican party ill the State, the local man was then Chairman of the Repub. licAn Central Committee for Ida ho County, the largest county in {, the State. At that time the Re publicans were out of power but
 recaptured the State in 1918 and
 have held it since that time. For almost the entire period the State
 organization was under the lead
 ership of Senator Thomas, first
 as State Chairman and later as
 National Committeeman.
 Predicts 0. o. p. Victory l Senator Thomas was for years
 an associate Of the late Senator Goodlng in both business and DO { litichl matters. He will very
 probably follow the policies 'ol
 his predecessor who accomplished
 much for the. State during his
 tenure in office, and whose deatf
 was largely the result of over
 work" said Marshal While.
 | The Marshal predicted thai I Idaho would be overwhelming,
 for Hoover and Curtis in the FaI | election. He. has secured a leave l of absence and will leave hers l late in September to take pat' l in the campaign in Idaho for tflt Republican ticket.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-03
12.30 to 2::30 D. m.-CHlL- DREN'S SPORTS:
 Races at City Ball Park.

The list of events follows. Races at City Ball Park, 12:So o'clock.
 50-yd. dash, boys, 75 yrs and under, s1 75c, 50c.
 50-yd. dash, girls, 15 yrs and under, S1. 75c. soc.
 Boys potato race, 30 yds, IF yrs. and under. $1, 75c soc.
 Girls egg race, 90 yds., 10 yrs and under, s1. 75c. soc.
 Boys sack race, 90 yds., 10 yrs and under, s1, 75c, soc.
 50-yd. dash, boys, l4 yrs. and under, s1. 75c, soc.
 50-yd dash, girls, II yra. and under, s1, 75c, soc.
 Girls egg race, 50 yds., l2 yrs and under. s1, T5c, 50c.
 5O-yd. dash. boys, 13 yrs, and un der. s1, 75c, soc.
 Boyd. dash, girls, 13 yrs. ant under. $1, 75c, soc.
 Boys sack race, 50 yds., IA yrs, and under, s1. 75c, soc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-03
JUNEAU GUN CLUB TO HOLD JULY 4 SHOOTS TOMORROW

Five shoots will he held on thp Juneau Gun Club grounds stars ing at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn ing, as was announced last week L. F. Norris secretary. said to day. 4
 Anyone is eligible to shoot al the. tournament. whether or not ia member of the club, Mr. Nor ris said The early hour has beer set in order the scattergun artists may finish with the shooting ant follow out their plans for spend ing the Fourth.