davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
n konyencie
Sdluzzenia S. K.
Rev. Stefan Kpcis zvoleny "a po-
kladnika Matice skolskej. Michal
Bosak zostal predsedom Matice.
skoro celt ;hl. urad sdruzenia
xnovlazvoleny.

Minultho tyzdha yydrziavana
bola vo Whiting, Ind, konvencia
Sdruzenia SIovenskych s Katoliko,
a pri tom al sch6dza Matice Skol
skej, ktora iiSinkuje pod zastitou
Sdruzenia. ~ zpravy predsedu
Matice, p. Michala Bosaka a po.
kladnika Matice, Rev. Dulika Wy.
syita, ze Matica dostala hoto.
vych peniazoch (zahrnujdc &c
dostaly vel. sestry v Danville) wy
Sc 100000 dolarov. z tychto pc.
hazf vyplatent uz bol cely obnos
snrave dieveenskej skoly v Dan.
vile a odteraz 70 sbierky napo.
mahana bude chlapecka vyssia
skola v Cleyelande.
Ma konvencii Sdruzenia usnese-
ne bolo vzkriesit' k zivotu sdru-
zeniarske tislasi diecezalne sbory
move zakladat'. Raj roku a
sice v juli Sdruzenie zavedie cy-
rillo-methodejskii sbierku, kto-
rel podpoyotat' bude st,dentov
vysSie skoM slovenskt.
Ia preJsedu Matice znovuzvo-
leny boil saIichal Bosak a "a po-
kladnikag has Rev. Stefan Koeis,
ktori S nbvou energiou povedd pol
milionoYa sbierku Matice.
70 zpfavy tajomnika Sdruzenia
vynimabne: Sdruzenie malo cd
minule konyspeie prijmov $6,.
609.26; vydavkov $5,358.56. Ivy.
sok $1,257.7O. Clenmi SSK je 2Os
spolkov, ma 81 odboGiek / die
cezalny sbor.
Trad SSK. zostal skoro cely a.
ko Dol. Cestnymi predsedami sd
biskupi: John F. Noll z Fort
Wayne, Ind. a Joseph Schrembs
Clevelandu;' duchovnym zostal
Rev. F. j. Dubois z Clevelandu;
predsedom Jozef Husek; podpred-
sedkynami Frantiska G.. Jakabcin
"a IKSZJ. a Antonio Virusky "a
PZJ.; podpredsedmi Jan Sabol "a
LKSJ. Andrej Guffrovic "a PSI.
taiomnikom zostal Julius j. Ba-
dix, pokladnikom Jakub Viro-
sick. Clenmi vykonneho vyboru
s1: Rev. Jan Lach Whiting, Ind.
Rev. Juraj Novak z Akron, Mi
chal Kudlac, hi. tai. K. S. Bud1-
ca konvencia bude v Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
OCELIARSKI ROBOTNfCI
sU TU MRTVf - FOSTER

William q. Foster, prezidentsky
kandidat Workers Party (komu-
nistickeO, ktory tn recnil v So
botu, vyslovil sa, ze tunajsi oce-
liarski robotnici su akoby mrtyi
a ich organizacia, Amalgamated
Association ma zlomeny chrbat
.Vyzyval robotnikov, ably sa orga-
nizovali. Foster predpovedal, ze
zvit All Hoovera re volebnv boi
medzi demokratmi republikanmi
je bojom kapitalizmu medzi So
bou. Oeakava, ze komunisticka
strana dostane terajsich vol ,
bach 100000 hlasov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
CHICAGsKE SKoLY UCIA
PESTOVANIU KRAsY

Chicagske pokracovacie skoly,
S udobrenim skolskej rady, zaca-
ly vyueovat' svoje ziacky pesto-
vaniu krasy. V skole sa dievca-
tom vysvetluje, ako sa maj1 ma
pudrovat' nafarbit', ako sa IL
myt' a vymasirovat', ably maly
peknl tyar. Skoly zaviedly toto
vyucovanie preto,ze dieveata sa
tax pudrujd farbia, monho razy
vel mi skarede a napadne. Teraz
dostand poucenia, ako to majl 70.
bit s vkusom. Farbenie rtov sa
i'm neodpariica.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
SKOLSKE DIEvtATA
vYsTRfHANE PRoTI RADON

Il sA
Dievcata chodiace do sired
nych skol s1 v poslednom case Ia
kane neznamymi chlapmi ma vo.
zenie sa automobile preto aka
skolske tax poicajne vrchnosti
daily dievcat 'om vystrahu, aby sa
ma vozenie v cudzich autoch ne
daily zvabit', lebo sa i'm to moze
stat osudnym. Chlapi, postavaj jd-
ci autami pri strednych skolach.
budd policiou pozorovani v pa
de oslovovania dieveat, aresto-
vani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
WATT ULICA ...
NEBUDE SfRENA

V utorok kontrolna rada mesta
a dahovy vybor obchodnej komo-
ry rozhodly, ze Watt utica nebu-
de sirena. A to preto, ze mesto
penaz1 ma Sirenie ulice nema a
bondy vydat nemoze do l. ok.
tobra 1929. Opcie ma majetky ale
vyprsia teraz, takze ak by v bu.
dlcnosti mesto chcelo ulicu Sirit !
bude muset' znovu opcie zadova.
zovat'. South Ave. most bude te,
ra zstavany vchodami cd Front
Street.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
$1,000 L'UDoM ODoBRANE
VOLEBNE PRAVO

V Hudson County, Stat New
Jersey, registrovalo sa mimoria.
dne mnoho volicov. Tento okres ie
vzdy demokraticky a republika.
nom bolo podozrive, odkial' sa
tol Xxi novi volicia wall. Ziadali
department pravosddia, aby Wy.
setril, vysledok je, ze q, 900 l'u-
d 'om nebude dovolene hlasovat',
Tito l'udia totiz registrovali sa al
ma troch-Styroch miestach, aby
mohli mat pc tri-styri hlasy v
den volieb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
HLASU1M S .
tsrAvNY asaEnl11 Iaddsf y.
Wisk Ava 81 i

va utoA 1'44-s-- '
TOW, bude sa hlasovat' j "a alebo
proti daktorym navrhom ma zme.
nu zakonov. Jednym navrhov
je zmena v dstave statu, ably sud.
covia, ktorym bola zakonodarnou
odhlasovana podvyska, dostali til
to podvysku vsetci odrazu. Podla
lstavy totiz daktory sudca do
stane podvysku cd Noveho roku,
daktory rok a daktory az diva
roxy. To je nespravodlive, lebo
vsetci sudcovia rovnako pracujti
a rovnakd zodpovednost' maju.
Preto odpor1came hlasovat' "a
tento dodatok.
Odpord6ame hlasovat' oproti
dodatku k mestskemu carteru,
dl'a ktoreho koncilmani mali by
$4,000 rocneho platu a boil vole-
nj ma tri ci Styri roxy. Koncil-
mani schadzajd sa ma schodze raz
v tyzdni a dakedy vykonavajl
ind pracu "a mesto, ale $4,000 ma
rok je primnoho "a take sluzby.
Podvysku 81 zasl1zia, ale ME
tax yel'kd. Tiez neslhlasime s.
tym, aby ich termin bol dlhsi nez
diva roxy. Dlhy termin v me-
stskom trade je ME dobra vec.
Freto hlasujme proti tomuto ma
vrhu.
Budeme hlasovat' OIL 'adom
bondov ma zvacsenie okresnej SUI
chotinarskej nemocnice. Ia tento
n&vrh nam treba hlasovat'. V ne
mocnici sa nachodia vse daktori
chudobnf Slovaci je vobec po-
trebne, ably okres NAL dostatocne
vel'k1 nemocnicu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
v AKRoNE MAJG
KI.ANSKY SKANDAI

v Akron, Ohio, maju vel ky
klansky skandal, v ktorSn s1 "a
motani pocetnf prominentnf oby-
vatelia. Klanska organizacia jed
neho casu podujala 50 postavit
vel'ke auditorium, no ktore pre-
dala ucastin "a $780, 900. Teraz .
tych penazi ostava len $4,000 q
auditorium MET. Statny zastup.
ca kr&dez vysetruje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
VRAzDILI K V0LI
VYTRzENrr

Dvaja STUDENT v Atlanta, Ca,
George Harsh a Richard GRAY
Gallogly boil postaveni pred sud
obzalovani sue dvoch l1peznych
vrazd. Obaja sa PRIMAL prvy
vyzradil, ze sa dali ma tito sikmti
cestu preto, aby zazili vytrzenie,
akeho sa i'm v Studentskom zivote
nedostavalo. s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
AKo TREBA
ZNAtIT BALOTY
HAS nsplatny, ak je ballot zle po-
xna6ent. Preto treba dat pozor.

V kazdych vol'bach mnoho hla,
SOW utrati platnost len preto, ze
volic zle poznacil svoiu hlasova-
.-cin listinu. Yolicia radi 4splitlh!.
ji', to jest hlasuji ma kandida.
tov oboch stranok pri tom 81
nepozorne po6inajd. Dakedy hla-
sujn ma Wac kandidatov, nez sa
wolf; inokedy zas nepozr1, ma
ktor1 stranu hlasujl a poznacia
naopak: Preto chceme tn podat'
par pravidiel, ako sa hlasuje
pravoplatne..
National" ballot je najlepsie
poznacit' krizikom v krnzku
pod odznakom strany. (Republi-
kansky odznak je orol, demokra-
ticky je koh1t).
Ma statnom balote, ked' chce-
me. VOLT guvernera jednej
strany a tajomnika pokladnika z
druhej, je najlepsie robit' kriziky
pri vsetkych menach kandidatov,
ktorych chceme VOLT. Takto je
vyldcena zmyl'ka.
Kad' ale chcemp hlaSOyat' "a
vsetkych kandidatov jednej stra-
ny mimo jedneho, ktoreho 81 W.
berame druhej, tax sa moze vo-
lit straight" trobenlm iba kri-
zika v kolese "a vSetkych kandi-
datov urobime potom krizik pri
meme toho kandidata z druhej
strany, ktoreho chceme zvolit ma
.miesto Incl strany, ma ktoru
SINE hlasovali straight. Ma pr.
nasa Politicka Federacia sloven-
skych klubov Mahoning okrese
odpordea hlasovat' straight
statny republikansky ballot uro-
benin kriEika pod orion, ale ma
trad serifa odpor1ca urobit' kri-
zik pred menom Petera Gorilla 2
demokratickej strany. Urobenim
krizika pred jeho menom, HAS ma
republikanskeho kandidata ma
serifa, urobenim krKika v kolese.
stava sa neplatnym, a hlasovali
ste "a cel1 statnu republikansku
tiketu mimo ma serifa.
Kto by ale chcel hlasovat' ma
cel1 statnu tiketu jednej strany
mimo ma jedneho poslanca do "a.
konodarne druhej strany, tu
treba byt' vel'mi opatrnym, lebc
50 VOLTA traja poslanci. Kto by
hlasoval straight ma pr. ma re
publik&nsku stranu urobenin
kriEika ' kolese pod orlom a po
tom urobil by len krizik pred me
nom jedneho demokratickkht
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
sTRUTHERSKA VYSoKA
PEG BUDE ZAPALENA

Strutherska vysoka pee bude
Ease cinnosti po poldruha roc
nom zastaveni. Zacne liat' zelezo
okolo /. decembra. Medzi $50 a
200 robotnikov dostane pracu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
NovY VYSLANEU GsR.
v A1dERIKE.

Y piatok minuleho tyzdna do
siel do New Yorku ma lodi Be-
rengaria noyy cesko-slovensky w.
slanec pre- Spojene Staty, DR.. Fer
dinand Veverka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
MIMORIADNA SCHoDZA
Sdruzenia Slovenskych Novinarov Amerike.

Sduzene Slovenskych Novinarov Amer vydrxavat bude
mmoradnu chodzu stvrtok noyembra 1928 Penn-H.rs
hoteli, Harrisburg, Pa, cd 10 hodiny rano.
Schodz e svoana celom preednania rsenia yacerxh
lavyznamnych otazok 4.s .@. ssszA
Cenovia Gnni prispievajdci zakladauci ma6 nSy
most byt' na sch6dzi pritomnl s4..'s
pade poreby, schodza bude vydrxiayan6 ~
Gustav KoI predseda 1asei M. /. .;or,rfl Y ~ ,4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
Kat. Sokolstvo
zahra divado
Predstavenie bude IL. novembFR.
v Sokolovni ma Lansingville. 81

Dramatickt krizok Sboru los.
Venca 81. K. Sokolov zahra
krasnu cinohrn 10 slovenskeho Iii
vota, zvanii Svedomie jednu
komickd hrn, ''Diabol rail
manze!skom'' ma nedel'u, IL. no.
vembra pcpoludni vecer Y So
kclovni ma Homewood Ave. Pred.
ky 20 3. hod. vecer o Z. hodine
ky 20 3. hod.) a vecer I. hodine'
pre- dospelych. Pocas divadla bur
de ncinkovat' orchestra p. Coo.
lisa, v ktcrej sti vsetko mladf So-
koli Sokolky.
Divadlo opisovat' nejdem, ale
ictive povolavam cele slovensk6
obecenstvo Mahoning doliny,
ktort dychtive caka ma prflezi-
tost' shcastnit' sa pekneho diva
delneho predstavenia. Tu kazdv
pozna, GO je "Svedomie" a jake
svedomia NAL muz, ktory sa sam
sl1lamal a lapil do siete, ako jeho
manzelka a sltizka pristihli no v
jeho milostnom pomere. Tu sa do
znate, ze ako sa chytaji vrabce
do pasce.
V drame Svedomie bud1 IL
einkovat' nasledujlci herci:
Pavel Who - p. Payel Lilko.
Anna, jeho zena - pi. Maria
Kacvinsky.
Madlenka, ich dcera - 81. An
ma Hodos.
Starry Nakovec, hlasnik p.
Jan Kacvinsky.
..-,sM Martini ieho syn, dedipsky bAjj.
mix - p. Frantisek TkaJ. q
Mitas, panskt horar - p. Jo-
zef Olejar.
Marko, dovalovsky student
p. Jozef Galko.
Marka, Eva, Zuzka, kamarad-
ky Madlenkine - sleeny Marien-
ka Janek, Margita Smotrila a
Beta Smotrila.
Ula, stara dievka, rodina Ma
kovca pi. Maria Lilko.
Frntik, metlar - p. Jan Cor
dulie.
Zandari - PIP. Samo a Michal
Hladon.
Robotnfci - p. Juraj Sefcik q
p. Sozef Kacvinsky.
Dvoje malych dietok Ed
ward Lilko Marienka GorduliG.
"Diabla raji manzelskom'',
yvstup, prevedn:
DR.. MiloS Ivanov, lekar - b.
Jozef Spirko.
Elena, jeho zena - 81. Marien-
ka Janek.
DR.. Jan Plachyy, advokat >. I
Samo HladOn.
L' 'udmila Slavikova, spevaeka
- 81. Katrenka Javorsky.
Jan Lazarovic, statkar, Karo-
lima, jeho zena, rodicia Eleny
p. Jan Gordulic a pi. Maria Ja-
mex st.
Borusa, sllzka Ivanova pi.
Helena Feren1ak.
Sprayca divadelneho krdzku -
p. Valent Ferencak.
V orchestre budl ,licinkovat'
William Reiger, Mr.. Qualen, Jo-
zef Ulicny, Irwin a Irma Feren.
cak, Stefan Marienka HodoS.
J. I. Maruskin, dopisovatel'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
P ekne div,adlo
ma Steeltone
Smutnohra "Ztratena" Veselo-
hra "Honorar". - Bude dost'
placu i smiechu.

Cudny by Dol ten mas svet a
nezaesitel ny boil by mas zivot,
keby SINE boil vSetcia jednaki. A
to jednaki v povahe. Len 81 pred
stavte spolocnost' l'udi, ktorych
jedon kazdy by rad plakal, alebo
jedon kazdy sa rad smial! Jak
neznesitel'na by to bola jedno-
tvarnost'! Bolo by to, akoby
vzdy prsalo, alebo akoby slnecko
stale pripekalo. 1. jedno i druhe
po niekol 'ko dn1 omrzi cloveka,
tuziaceho po rozmanitosti, DO
premene. To vyzaduje uz nasa
l'udska prirodzenost'.
Premena - korenim zivota.
Toto pravdive anglicke porie-
kadlo museli mat na mysli nasi
steeltonskl divadelni ochotnici,
ked' tento raz vybrali 81 dve di-
Madeline hry: jednu smutnohru a
druh1 veselohru. Take II milov-
nici divadelnych hier, ktori radi
maj1 smutnohry, bud1 81 moct'
tax cd srdca poplakat'. TT Ease,
ktori sa radi zasmeju, budu mat
prilezitost zasmiat' sa TAX chutne,
ze al i'm potec1 Shy - pravda cd
srdecneho smiechu.
Divadlo bude v nedel'u, II. Nov.
1928.
Predstavenie bude nedel'u.
II. novembra, po obede veeer, V
skolskej miestnosti farnosti Maj
ssys s Mena Jeziss ma Steeltone Oca-
kava sa vel'ka navsteva, lebo je
tomu uz davno co nasi Steelton-
cania mali divadlo. Tiez ODE diva
delne hry sl krasne p1tavt.
Herci sa vel'mi usilovne pripra-
vuju, chcejuc pripravit' obecen-
stvu pravy dusevny pozitok
milil zabavu. Hostia celei oko
lice budii co najsrdecneiSie Vi
tani.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-30
ATTENTION MASONS

A called communication of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147, F. & A. M.. will be held in Odd Fellows Hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the M. M. degree and ether business Visiting Brethren cordially invited. By order of the W. NJ.
 CHAS. F. NAGHEL, adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-30
AvIATORS ARE
 VISITORS HERE
F airbanks Pliers Home ward Bound Plane
 for Juneau Possible

A. A. Bennett and c. E. Young. Fairbanks ayiators and associated with the Bennett-Radebaugh Air Service. passed through here yes terday on the steamer Alameda from a trip to the States.
 According to reports. two five passenger planes were to have been brought north on the steam CT. but these machines will not come up from Seattle until early in March, MT Bennett said yes terday Approximately $50,O00 worth of equipment, including the two new planes, was purchased in the south by the two men.
 Air service to all points is giy en by the ROdebaugh Company, and it's success is shown by it's growth. Twenty months ago the company was or ganized with one plane and a canvas hangar which was made quate for the cold weather expefi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-30
SEVEN DEATHS RESULT MEASLES
 EPIDEMIC HOONAH

Seven deaths among the chil- dren in the village resulted from the epidemic of measles at Ho3- nah the past two weeks, accord ing to Dr. H. c. DeVighne. Ter ritorial Health Officer. The cpl demic has now been almost en- tirely quelled. there being only five active cases at the present time, it was said.
 Miss Jean Robbins and Miss Mae Cashen of St. Ann's Hospital nursing staff and Miss Susan Dix on of the Government Hospital nursing staff. returned to Juneau late Saturday afternoon last on the vessel Widgeon, after spend ing a week at Hoonah. Miss Mar jorie Major of the Government Hospital will remain in Hoonah
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-30
CAMERON HERE 10 l cox OVER
 LOCAL FIELD
Represents George I. Cam eron and Associates in
 Pulp, Paper Project
Con .inued :ra- rae- one.)

$ to get all of the local knowl- edge possible, to meet people and study local conditions. He will leave Wednesday on the Admiral Rogers for Ketchikan to confer
 with Wendell Dawson, water power expert, who is inyestigat- ing water power resources, gath ering stream flow data. etc, for both the Cameron and Zellerbach interests. He does not know just how long he will remain there but will return to Juneau follow ing his visit there.
 He is not entirely unfamiliar with Alaska and, in fact, quali- fled for membership in the Sour dough tribe. In 1897 he started for the Yukon gold fields with a party from San Franeiseo. Trav- cling by the way of St Michael and upriver from there, the craft on which they iourneyed was frozen in near Rampant and they wintered there. He returned to Seward Peninsula the following Spring and was two years there, and then went back to Rampant for few more months before re- turning to his home in San Fran cisco. This is his first visit to Southeastern Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-30

Fada Radio Sets anu accessor- ies, Columbia Monographs and records. Radio Electric Co.,, Mar tin Lynch. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-30
WILLIAMS MADE
 DIST. ENGINEER.
M. D. Williams Promoted to District Engineer by
 Bureau of Roads


 M D. Williams. Acting District Engineer of the United States Bureau of Public Road since last March, has been promoted to District Engineer and will con- tinue in charge of the Alaska district, it was announced today from local headquarters of the bureau. The promotion became effective January l
 Prior to last March, Alaska .loy many. years had been attach ed to the Portland district of the Bureau of Public Roads. At that time. on recommendation of the Portland office and representa- fions made by local Forest Serv- ice and Territorial officials, a new district was created embrac-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-30

enced in the Interior of Alaska.
 One by one planes were added, Bennett said. until there are to- day five planes with a five han gar building. heated and specially constructed. to house the planes. The new machines, he said, are the latest models and parts of them were specially designed by him to meet weather conditions. They will carry from to 10 per sons, depending on the distance Of flights desired.
 Declaring that they had no idea of a Seward-Seattle plane route, the two aviators declared they an- ticipated a route from Seward to Ketchikan in the near future, and have been Investigating condi- tions for such service.
 At the next meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Wallis George will ask for a discussion on the advisability of having q plane located here. Bennett anu Young are looking for larger fields and intimated that if they could make a paying proposition Of the matter they would serious ly consider having machine here.
 While in the Outside, Bennett went south to California while Young went to the eastern states. They passed through here on their way south last November.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-30
FOUR FILINGS
 MADE IN COP.
 PRIMARY RAGE
Three File for House and One for Senate Repub-
 lican Nominations

Four more legislative candi- dates today were added to the list which will seek nominations in the Republican primary cleo tion next April. filings being made in the office of Clerk of the United States District Court. No Democratic filings have been made yet.
 Candidates filing today were: for Senator. Forest ]. Hunt. Ketchikan: for Representatives, Charles Darwell, Wrangell. A. l.. Olts. Ketehikan and w. L. Paul, ketchikan.
 MT. Hunt, who is a well known Ketchikan business man. has oc- cupied seat in the Alaska Sen ate since 1921, filling two full terms. He is opposed for the nomination to succeed himself by Charles Benjamin, Wrangell business man, who served as a Representative in the 1927 ses- sion.
 Charles Darwell is a resident of Wrangell and has been for many years. He is engaged in business there.
 w. l.. Paul, attorney of Ket- chikan, was first elected to the House of Representatives of AL aska in 1921. serving in the 1925 term, and was reelected in 1926. serving in the 1927 session of the Legislature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-30

For nrst class dressmaking call Mrs. Lawrence. Phone 1854. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-01-30
BANK CASHIER
 HELD BY FOUR
Kept in Bank by Robbers Until Time Lock on
 Vault Opens

CHICAGO. Jan. The kid mapping system of bank robbers. used twice within q month in Chicago. netted the practitioners S35, ,000, James Dillon. cashier of the Industrial State Bank, told the police he was held prisoner in the bank all night while four eaptors waited for the time lock in the vault to open at ' o'clock this morning The quartet es- capped after footing the vault, leaving the cashier bound and gagged.
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ing Alaska and MT. Williams was put in charge as Acting District Engineer.
 MT. Williams is now in the States. He left here in Decem- Der for Washington to confer with officials of the bureau there In January he attended the Ma tional Good Roads Convention at then returned to Wash ington. It is understood that he is now enreute from Washington to San Francisco, and will re- turn here in the near future.
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ATTENTION MOOSE LEGION

All Legiennaires requested to attend Annual Roll Call l.. O.. 0. M No. TOO tonight. Wear your fez.
 (Signed) J. H. HART, adv. c. N. M.
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MRS. RUSTGARD TO MAKE
 EXTENDED VISIT IN SOUTH

Mrs. John Rustgard. wife of the Attorney General of the Territory, is leaving Juneau tomorrow on the steamer Princess Mary fer the south on an extended visit with relatives and friends. She expects to return, sailing from Vancouver. B. C., May 10 on the steamer Princess Alice.
 Mrs. Rustgard will go from Vancouver by way of the Canadi- an Pacific Railway 10 Winnipeg where she will visit friends and will then go to Minneapolis to
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TRAVELLING MEN MERE

A number of local and outside travelling men arrived in Juneau during the week end on the steamers from the south. A. Van Mavern, J. l.. Cavanaugh, Charles Jones. j.. s. Jeffreys, Albert Brown, Sam Baker, R. H. Chad wick, Oscar Hart, Sam Shucklin and M. s. Wilson came north on the Admiral Rogers and D. NJ. Boutwell, was an arrival on the Alameda.
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ELECTROLA GIVEN DEMONSTRATION AT
 PALACE THEATRE

The new wonder musical instrd. ment. the Electrola, was given a satisfactory 15 minute demonstra- tion at the Palace theatre last night by George Anderson of tho Anderson Music Shoppe. Various selections including one by Harry Lauder, were heard by the large audience and thoroughly appreci- ated. The same selections will again be given tonight from ' io 7:15 o'clock.
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KALIBUT WILL.
 BE PURCHASED
Prince Rupert Dealers Deny Rumors They
 Will Not Buy Fish

PRINCE RUPERT. B. C., Jan. 30 Reports that they had agreed not to buy halibut until March 10 is denied by local fish dealers who said they will begin purchasing on February 15 when the season opens.
 The fishing fleet here is pre- pairing for a race to the halibut banks.
 Cold storage stocks are heavy which may adversely affect prices.
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until the disease is entirely com batted, it was said.
 The nurses who returned to Jl- neau reported that all the adults afflicted have recovered from the measles and the cases still pre- valent are among the children.
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spend two months with her fam fly. After a short stay in Utah she plans to visit with MT. Rust gards two sisters in San Fran cisco and spend month touring California. Her last visit before returning north will be with rela- tives in Washington.