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BOATS.

WANTED Cabin cruiser, IS TO As feet in
length Rive fun particulars, Address BOX
4a7~I, Star once 70.
FOR sALE~a3~ft mahoeany speed boat
cost $1,000 will sell for $500 II sold hy
saturday Appls Rasans Rnat House. 18th
and Water SITS s.w
OuTBOARD MOTOR. Cattle s-speed twin.
aud iavtt fnwhnnt with equipment. com.
lin aiRa,
IT III A CRIME to sacrifice our a. foot
cabin cruiser at twice the price We are ask
lnb 1hth boat has n bfand-neW MianuS
engine that drives her about ten miles an
hour
FnQine was Installed this Summer III a
cost OF 1900 she has good, sound hull
full equipment and Is ready to run for you
for 1000 comfortable and seaworthy
Gail Franklin 6Iua for demonstration,
RAGAN'S HOAT YARDS,
IaIh nnd Wafer AIs s "
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES, large station. II
pumps: big business; lease; price s2,500. Ad-
dress BOX 4s7-z, Star once.
%ASE ho1 to a 19 p pnb
dining room, With or without furnished
character to place and is thoroughly expert
enced in MANAGEMENT. Address Box 177-M
Star ONCE
WANT TO BUY i interest in Junk business.
win invest S500-s7n0 with services Address
Box 4S?-z, Star offlcn.
DE1,1CATEssEN and grocery, store, ,doins
1900 5th NV. North a7l8 ga
DELICATESSEN for sale. on busy corner;
doing good business; owner has other bust
ness Call Fl. 1888. ~
rent. Address Box l52-z. Star ONCE.
FOR sALE-Grocery store, 1000 r st. s.w.;
oycellent location near school; mixed trade
movements sickness in family. 20
FOR SALE Delicatessen and lunch cheap.
1904 II st. NV. | 90
ROOM1NG HOUSE, nicely furnished Rhode
rooms, hot-water heat. electric lights owner
having to lave city. has authorized me TO
s.Il At low price. Terms If desired. See
~, ,,.s wAPLE s JAMES. INC. oe,
Al DISTRIBUTOR WANTED
Reliable manufacturer will consider appli-
cations from distributor for District Of CO.
umbia. virginia, .Maryland, Delaware, for
electrical animated tmovie1 window adver
tisne display Exclusive. dignihed and pat
entcd Sells IN demonstration TO trust COM
panies, banks md high de stores and
shops Only men of the highest type with
executive experience in handling big bust
ness considered Immediate investment
81. 600 to $4,000 to finance part of distribu-
ton required This investment plus your
personal services will return you $25, 0on To
$40 O0n annually IL YOU have good judgment
and vision IN handling statesmen. For in
terview phone Robert C. Morrow factory
safes manaGrr, Washington Eotel. Washing
ton. y c %"
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APPAREL tmens, wnmens aud children ~
needed for T1mmaEe aaie also curtains
dishes, russ and miscellaneous articles wi
pay cash, phens Mr., Wlngsf. ~. i27erJ 81
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PERSONAL.
franttnued !

QErTYsBuRo, SAT. r. T. ONLY $3.50
tioelo Sept, la, Phi, Al, 5000 after Pm.
DRIVING 70 BOSTON AUG. 2s' COM
Portable car; take . passengers reasonable.
Call Ga. 924-J after pm ----------'-.
coNVALEscEN1 CARED FOR, HOME or
graduate nurse near Chevy Chase Circle;
also room with kitchenette; reasonable
NURSE WILL TAKE ONE PATIENT IN HER
lovely suburban home room adjoining bath;
auto outing gratis. Shepherd 1901,
NURSE WOULD LIKE PATIENT on
ant surroundings. Shepherd 2f3a
TRANSPORTATION TO ATLANTA OR
Main 640o. Sr 1914. "a
REDUCE WEIGHT; NO MEDICINES; VITA
ExetciSor; electric MASSAGE. 10 treatments.
| hr each, $40 Alcohol rubs given FIR. 1906,
TRussEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT. REAL
money saving prices Fit and satisfaction
'erdants to care for your every want. Peo-
pies DRUG Store No z. 7th and SITS NV
MASSEUsE- GRADUATE OF THE AMBU-
ments, ais X st NV, opp Library Apt. I
MASSAGE, PHYsIoTHERArY. cH1RoPRAc-
TIC SARA HoLMSrRoM, Sos East Capt
tot It Phone Lincoln 7l3T au3l' I.
STAGE OPPORTUNITY for Girls to become
professionals; show now forming Apply
Mr. Dalton, care Bolle Studio. 1871 Conn
ave, NV North 7Hi3
PATIENTS CARED FOR IN DOCTOR s
home; can have electric cabinet baths
showers. massage. alcohol rubs; special dict
nirht and day nurse service, private rooms
ward beds; completely equipped electrical
treatment dept providing ultra violet light.
Alpine ltsht. lnfrsred leht and deep therR-
~ liSht treatments, autocondenSation, high
frequency. Morse wave sinuSnidal, diather-
my and ele-,ric vihratory treatments; spe-
cial system Of treatment for arthrtic and
other chronic states Of III health Not a
Sanitarium or hospital but the comforts of
home with the facilities OF hospital
PHYSICIANS and public inspection invited
Very reasonable charge. 1891 10th st N "
BRADFORD DETECTIVE SERVICE.
TRANSFORMATION Buiding.
Fl. $500, NIGHT, Adams ind0T. Founded 1898
;"
For ADOPTION.
BABY OF very good parentase. healthy and
pretty Call Ga. 40Sl for appointment.
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SITIIATtON--aiALE


ACCOUNTANT. senior. what have you?
systems installed. accounts sept. reports
nrenared PROMPT eflci"nj. servica: reiinbe
Lin. 3224-J Sc
ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER. b C S de.
2res: part-time books kept, day or evening
Phone Georsia 26se or North lsal-W "a
BaRBEF, frst-ciass. cctored. experienced
reference. White trade Good cornet
PLAYER Cali or write c, Rice. III y
HooKKEEPER and credit man, expert. de
Sires change CAPABLE taking charge entire
once address Boz 425-z, Star ONCE. ~"
CHAUFFEUR, colored: 5 years in last place
Church 81: ne p. Rowles. Pot. aoss
CHAUFFEUR. experienced, wants lob in ga
rage or private family; best Of reference
CAL at 2l30 Newport place NV.
COLLEGE STUDENT ,2o,. with car, would
IKE any kind OF work for next four weeks.
MALE. PRACTICAL nurse. experienced as bar
erenceS. 1854 End st, NV.
MAN, married: desires work on farm Px-
nsrienced ~ any type Of farming, capable
q taking charge of farm Address Box IA
~ l.eail. W. .-.-- 20
MAN desires position as night clerk. watch
man or elevator n,an. Reference Address
Box 49, Star office "a"
MAN Young. energetic. 20. one scar drug
store. 2 years banking experience desires
position with advancement. 1915 l. st n W
MAN, young. %, -: A, Ii. B. member Va
bar. Professor English years. desires legal
connection, Address Box 478~Z Star once
re-
MAN. experienced manag ing retail store
desires position Call Main 1886, MIR Kirby
"a
MEMS TAILOR, hiah -class litter and expert
tailor on mems suits. can run shop eco.
nomically. Address BOX 422-Z, Star once
"a"
YOUNG MAN. 81. white. reliable. honest
wishes any kind steady employment; has
drivers permit Address Box 4s0-X. star
nftlcs as
YOUNG MAN. coloFed, desires position. ele To-
victor operator, waiter. porter DAYS work
or paFt-time WORK preferred North 1875
p3s
YOUNG MAN. eoofed. wants position a.
puhIic driver or lob of any kind, reference.
Call N 1857
III YOU need any bookkeeping or ACCOUNTING
work done any time anywhere call a
reputable, experienced man II w, Dure,
Wisconsin 4i6l. 23t
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YoUNo MEN 10 for sajes WORK exr,vierc.
unnecessary; good pay, SEA Albee Bids. :.
eookKEEpER. THoPofIGETy FxpFEI.
cr.EEpo;r ONE WHO CAN TAKE COMPLETE
EnnErpSSE .OF SET OF CORPORATION
1SgOkS: ALSO KNOWLEDGE OF TYPE
@srEiIr I, NC REFERENCES APPLY sci i4th
Gan EARN IS AN HOUR
i,seIiinS Xmas cards. The most beautiful
me IN America and We nav unusuallv LARGE
Submissions, cards sell on sight we de-
sses, sna collect Call In person OF write
sample boot free Open evenings for your
SonVenience Process Engraving Co, 1881
Nanonal Press Bios 14th and F SITS NV
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
l confidently believe an active. ambitious
younS salesman, well acquainted with the
CtS. can make more money with this once
IMAM elsewhere Must be experienced Have
exclusive sales ssency for three prominent,
moderately priced home operations
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
III Union Trust Bids
Main S7nq
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HAWKINS
DEPENDABLE USED CARS.

1920 REQ coupe ......... 5000
1920 REQ sedan. .......... so
1920 tlupmobile sedan. .... 80
1920 Studehaker coach. 90. go
1925 Nash special 8 sedan. $50
1920 Nash advanced sedan. so
1920 Nash advance 3 coach 700
1920 Nash light 3 sedan. 80
1920 Nash special d coach. go
1927 Nash special 8 sedan so
1925 Chevrolet coach. 215
1924 Dodge touring 1900. $50
1925 Dodge coupe. ...... $50
l924 Oldsmohile sedan. rs
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC.
1888 18th ST, NV. Decatur $50
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STOR +, FIXTURES.
MODERN.
10 be SArrIflnAl

TO DC NACFfHNfd.
Entire contents of the RehrcndS Dept
Store, T20 7th st Nv. consisting of hoor
cases, counters, shelving, mirrors. Clothlne
cabinets. partitions, display cases window
fixtures. etc. must ne sold at once, regard
less of value.
100 nh st NV
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

COOK, cal0red wants part time or general
honsewofk city references, North sa48 .
DAYS WORK, FIRST class lanndrsAA. house
cleaner whole OF part time, l624 W So nv
North 1884
WOMAN. col0red. wants days work Any
kind. Atlantic 1921,
WOMAN. white, cleaning by day on cham
hermaid Home nights. Address Box 46h~Z
Star Office "a
WOhiAk eolofed wants homework without
washing can give ref 1898 Que ST nv
Phone Adams 67il-H, Hattie Butler
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ELECTRICAL HOUSE WIRING a rooms ant
fixtures complete s61 so up Star ElectIi,
co Adams 1913 5000 Kansas ave n seq
WE PAY - TO $40 ron USED SUITS AMI
pVerGOsts Prices paid for worn clothing
ladies and gentlemen. always highest Wash
Clothing rs 6a3 - 81 nv Main J17A
CHtROpRACTIC CLINIC MO CHARGE re
those unable Ia Pss. Special hours Main
seas. SIS
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
.
WANTED-AGENTS.

s7S wEEKLY-Man or woman wanted with
ambition and industry. TO distribute Raw
Leigh Household Products to steady users
Fine Openings near you We tram and help
sGu 50 vou can make up to 1900 week
or more No experience necessary Pleasant.
proftsele. ciEnifed work Write today "
T RawleiTh Co. Dept OC-2S3, Freeport, Ill
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PERSONA.

fhe rate under heading af Personal
Is cents Der line additional 10 the
regular line rate
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Nord-of-Honor Used Cars
Guaranteed in Writing.
S-Day Frce-1rial Plan.
DICK MURPHY, INC.
1885 l4th st. \ w.
6Qt ii ST. \. t..
Adams goo.
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1512-1h 18th
BUICK
-
C>ed-Car
Exchange.
TIME FILLS.

August lst * the automobile
new year. Cars are one year
older than they were in
July equentlv
prices are one year
lower. Take advan-,
tage by buying
NOW
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COhTRALTO 60LOIST desires church posi-.
tion, years quartet Bnd choir experience
new IN city Address Box 1bd-Z, Star Once >
WANT MANAGEMENT f1fst-class apartment
Women. accustomed to meeting and handlina
nuhltc Address BOX f6s-I, star ofhca. 40
YOUNG LADY. experienced competent
secFetar y .stenoefHpher. desires respons ibie
position with executive Address BOX 3nt-2
Star ONCE "a
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FOR ADOPTION.
Baby OF very good parentaSe. healthy al
pretty. Call Ga, 40Sl for appointment
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tIontinued.D
ANTIQUES, old gold. silver. diamonds. Jew
eiry. A. F. Arnold. 1923 O St nv. Main
BOOKS BOUGHT in any quantity. Bring
them in phone Franklin 54l5.5416 Bis
Book st,p, g33 @ 81, NV
BOOKS BOUGHT. Main 3543 I'LL G st.
NV Paul Pearlman.
CEILING FANS az, a. c.. 10 volts Ben
Lust, 908 2no ST. NV.
DESKS ca. typewriter. drawing. table, file
time. / buy everything, antique or modern,
pianos. Office furniture. etc.
prices paid Write or phone hone NAV Nav 5sss '
SQUARE Deal Furniture Co, sol Eve i NV
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted best prices
paid Capital Furniture Co. 62l La ave
NV. OF phone Franklin l0267
FURNITURE-Want to buv some used fur
nitu-7 70 OUTFIT large house Can pay cash
Phone Franklin S394 az.
FuRN1TURE-If won have furniture. rugs,
pianos. ANTIQUES and ONCE furniture for
sale. call Shannon, Adams 2l3l. 23'
FURNITURE of all kinds For better re-
suits cali Mr.. Neinsarten. Main 9275. 4l6
FURNITURE Before selling, phone Frank
lin 1917 and get the best results We posi-
lively pay more foi furniture, china. brio
a-brsc. pianos. etc, than any one in the
business. The Lincoln Co, col F. NV
WE BUY ANYTHING "a
GOLD. siver,, watches DIAMONDS and old
Full cash value paid Selinger's, ala r st
STORE FIXTURES. offte furniture Snn
SOCKS of merchandise Entire contents
bought for cash Edgar Baum. 9i4 st. II w.
WANT TO BUY up-to-date drug store Ak
5 asnc and soda fountain. Phone Franklin
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BEAUTY PAgLORS
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

CHEZ NATALIE-Rest permanent wave, IS
Try one No extras 1917 r st. NV Frank
l'n 1927
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CHEVROLET. 1927 CABRIOLET-In splendid
with Bacrank bumpers and many extras,
must he sold VIII sacriace for $3.50 Terms
II desired: Further particulars Call
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CHEVROLET ToURlNG--wint"r epclosure
Chrvrc'et coure. tg33-s5S Ford SEDAN
1925 motor. s35 All cars in good condition.
Terms Open evenings OuriSman- Chevro-
iet ArecoStts Barsain Used-CsT Lot. 1920
GOcd Hone rd Sc
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80 OTHER BARGAINS
| LANDER HUDSON
MOTORS COMPANY,
Used Car Department.
1851 l4th St. \ w.
MOTT MOTORS. INC o.,
HUrMoBILE DISTRIBUTORS.
NEW ADDRESS,
l5l2-16 18th.

1920
Packard Sedan.
Original finish like new. fully equipped
mas had the best Of care: a high-zrads USED
car which we have rriced especially Ion for
quick sale
Visit Our New Location,
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bends ve have p-enosit;on which viii tn
terest yoa Apply eos @ ST n.w-, Room 100.
80 70 30. to 5. AK for Mr.. Daniels
MEN 20 disfribvte advertising, am. The
CAT Co. 33s d st nv. 24s
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SITuATION-MALE AND FEMALE.

!.
FRENCH COUPLE wants place. man cook.
chauffeur or tanttoF wife hnusekeepeF or
unatairs maid Address Box 4b7-z, Star
nf1re
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CADILLAC TOURING. 7-passenser: good
condition, 81 model $50 62l n st. NV
CHEVROLET COACH. 1925 $3.50 Terms
Phone North 347 for demonstration or see
a. l126 2nth 81 II "
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28
FRENCH CAFES SUFFER;FAME
 IS TOO GREAT

PARIS, May 2S-Many famous old cafes have disappeared and the reason seems often to hay 3 been because they were famous
 They gained fame usually by becoming the "hang-outs" of no ted persons, artists. writers, ac- tors and public men. Unfortun- ately. says Georges de Wissant, who has written book about the old places, the notables talked so much they did not have time to drink and they gathered there to be admired.
 The ordinary customers, it ap pears, enjoyed the show occa. sionally, but as the great men exacted much attention from the walters and the proprietor the patrons who paid their bills, and said nothing soon moved else where. There always was a lit. tie crowd of curious people to watch and listen to the main per. formers, but they bought only enough to be entitled to their seats.
 So as rents went up the fam ous" places shut up shop or sold their leases. Publicly they were mourned and regretted, but other places profited by the experience, and stars who want to shine in cafes nowadays must pay theic way like other people. Even the old. old chess club, at home for generations at the Cafe de la Regence, was asked to go else. where because the players spent hours there so interested in the game they forgot to buy more than their initial coffee or beer,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28

Four steelhead salmon, the catch of Joe Johnson, Jack Rear ney and Russ Hermann, are on display at the Thomas Hardware today The longest one is 34 inches in length and was caught yesterday, with the other three, in Peterson Creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28


 PITTSBURGH, May -S-When Joe Dawson, major league base ball pitcher, isn't serving them up on the mound for the Pittsburgh Nationals he is following his hob by of aviation.
 Dawson. first string hurler with the National League champions, is a full-fledged aviator, with AGO hours of flying to his credit. Eaw- son is a licensed pilot, having trained in the naval air service at the San Diego, Cal, base for several years. His home is at San Diego
 At the present time Joe spends most of his spare moments about the flying fields of Pittsburgh. He is now negotiating with the government for the purchase of a plane, and in the event he oD- tains a ship this summer it is highly possible that he will do his baseball travelling by air, making the hops between the big league cities while his fellow Pirates travel by train
 Joe is well on the way to fine pitching record this season. In his first four games he turned in three victories. Hs has been a decided threat at bal, registering a triple. two doubles and single in four times at the plate in re cent game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28
SEED POTATO
 TROPHY GIVEN
Seattle Firm Offers Cup for Best Alaska Field
 of Seed Potatoes

A trophy cup for the best acre of seed potatoes grown by any Alaskan farmer participating in the experimental growth of pota- toes for seed will be presented by a leading Seattle wholesale seed firm which furnished the stock being used, 1t was announced by Harry c. Watson. secretary to Gov. George A. Parks.
 Many farmers in the Matanuska and Panama valleys are aiding in the effort to grow seed potatoes for the states markets. Selected stock was obtained for them through the Alaska department of the Seattle Chamber of Com merce. Particular care was given to the shipments by the steam ship and rail transportation com panies handling them in order to insure their arrival in good con dtion.
 Agrenomists and farmers gen. erally in the Territory are hope ful that hardy potato can be developed in the north which will take it's place on the general mar ket as superior to the average stock from the seed areas in the states. If this can be done, it was pointed out, it will open a field to Alaskan farmers from which considerable revenue may be derived Seed dealers in the states are said to be watching the experiment with interest. DI d I, Q nnrc for gala af Tha Elm nira
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28
MAJOR ROGERS HERE
 EXECUTE TO SEWARD

Enroute to Seward, Major Thornton Rogers, Seventh U. s. Infantry, commanding officer at Chilkoot Barracks, arrived yes. terday on the steamer Alameda on his first visit here for several months. He was accompanied by Mrs. Rogers who will make the trip to Seward, also.
 Major Rogers will inspect the military establishment at Seward He hopes to complete this and return here on the steamer Yukon next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28

Mrs. John Sukeena of Potts vile, Pa. was found dead 1T her home. The police at. frs thought it was case of suicide but are now holding her hus band, John Sukeena, pending | thorough investigation of thu circumstances of her death.
 tIn,ernationai Newsreeil
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA. U. s. NON MINERAL SURVEY
 No 1657
Seriai No. Uo519

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
 PLICATJON of the DEEP SEA !, SALMON COMPANY, a corpor- ation, for leave to enter and purchase a tract of land, con- sisting of I4.36 acres, as g
 trade and manufacturing site, located on Chichagoff Island Territory of Alaska.
 Notice is hereby given that the Deep Sea Salmon Company, a cor poration, duly organized and ex- | isting under the laws of the State of Washington, and qualified to engage in business in the Terri tory of Alaska and in the State of Washington, and whose Alas kan post office address is Port Althorp, Alaska, and whose Washington post office address is Colman Building, Seattle, Wash ington, has filed it's application in the United States Land office in Anchorage, Alaska, to purchase and en- 1T upon as a Trade and Manufacturing Site the lands em- braced in U. s. Non- Mineral Sur vey No. 1857, which are situated on the west shore of Port Al thorp, Chichagoff Island, in the Territory of Alaska. one and three quarter miles southeast of Point Lucan, Latitude 58e z 50" North, Longitude 1862 20' %" west, containing 14.36 acres. and more particularly described as follows, to-wit:
 Commencing at Corner No. 1, on mean high tide line on
 west shore of Port Althorp, Alaska, whence U. s. l.. M. No. 1857 bears south 16' 58' "A" east 1924 chains dis tant; thence west 20.30
 chains to Corner No. q; thence North HIS chains to
 Corner No. 3; thence East 6.85 chains to Corner No. 4; thence, meandering the mean high tide line on west shore
 of Port Althorp, Alaska, ] south 26o 59' East 3.48 chains, South 45e 30' East 3.25 chains. South 82' 45'
 East 3.33 chains, South 31' 18' East 3.75 chains, North 860 56' East 3.1S chains; South 67o O4 East 1.05 1, chains. South 13' 2V East LA chains, South 18' 3O' West O.58 chains, to Corner No 1. the place of beginning. | Declination 310 30' East. ] Any and all persons claiming any portion of the above described tract are required to file in the United States Land office, at An. chorage, Alaska their adverse claim or claims during the period of publication, or within thirty (30) days thereafter.
 DATED at Anchorage Alaska this 7th day of Apvil. 1929 J. LINDLEY GREEN,
 Register, U. s. Land office First publication, April 12, 1928 Last publication, June 14. 1928
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28
DOUGLAS NEVIS
EXCELLENT OUTING

Between 100 and 200 persons attended the Community Sunday school picnic at Larson creek yes terday. The weather was quite agreeable for a good days outing and besides being a real picnic for all the children, many families enjoyed the occasion.
 Both Sunday school and church services were held on the picnic grounds and the balance of the day was given over to eating and general recreation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. s.
 Weather Bureau

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning today tonight Tuesday norherly
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28
RIEDl TAKES PICNlcxERS

Joe Riedi took out few friends on his boat. City of Rome. yes terday, for a day on the beach They left town at 5 o'clock in the morning, for Point. Arden where the day was spent. Those in the. party included MT. and Mrs. Joe Riedi, Madeline Riedi Lucille Fox, Ethel Runquist, MT and Mrs. Felix Gray, Joe Riedi Jr., and Albert Stragier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28

Old papers Tor sale at Tie Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28
LAUNDRY GETS CAR

The Gair brothers are now equipped with real laundry bug gy with which to gather up the family wash from around town for the Alaska Steam Laundry of Juneau for which they are local agents. The car was delivered here from Juneau by the Virginia TV
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28
LEAVE FOR TENAkEE

Mrs. John Runquist and daugh- ters, Mrs. Helen Curtis and Vio. let Runquist, left Saturday eve ming on the Virginia for Tenakee Springs where they intend to spend the summer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28
FIRE EARLY YESTERDAY

A roof fire at the home of w. .C. Irish, Sixth and East Streets at 4 o'clock yesterday morning called out the fire department. The cnly damage the flames did was to burn a small hole in the roof before they were extin- guished.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-28

NOTE-Observatons Harbor Kodiak, Juneau Prince Portland q made m. p. h., Juneau me
 The low off the British Columbia n he Interior Sund have by
  the low temperatures still prevail in Boring