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Owner is sSkinS only SI5,S00 for this de
lighuul home. II Is well located on wide
prominent street and convenient C. Circle,
llvtng room With fireplace, large dining
room, model kitchen, outside pantry, wide
side porch bedrooms, tile bath and extra
tile 'ayatory, attic, slate roof. Thoroughly
modern and No 10 date IN every detail En-
ceilent lot, private driveway 20 garaKe tih-
sral terms can be arranged. To Inspect can
PnfnnNAn $40
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outside rooraS kitchen and private pain;
completes furnished; ami: also toufisS.S
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ssi sr NE-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
Syiehen, second floor; hot, cold water, elec'i
no objection to infant. --.--- - :.
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4PARTMENTs-FUR. 4 UNFIk
DOWNTOWN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE BARCLAY, zi00 EYE ct. NV.
and z rooms. bath and kitchen. Eefrig-
sfstla1 See resident manager. IS"
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FIVE ROOMS, BATH, COMPLETELY FUN
niShes apartment: outside rooms, porSh
isis i7th So. Apt. 81. Phone Adams Si5s~J
after e -
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANT HOUSES TO LIST FOR RENT AT
$3.50 or less per month and for sale a.
$4,000 or less, in GEORGETOWN and NV. sec
tion CT city. MAYO g. WRIGHT, l7l6 22nd
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READ THIS TWICE.
n-n z,.1 -. -~nrr fsxvv,tn e-Rj
FISCHER & MANNAKEE.

S1S5SA - 80 IL
IDEAL FOR LARGER FAMILY.
An attractive brick home with baths ara
double brick garage. Northwest. nos laF
rifice price Of Sl3.75o
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Toor,S. a real rome: living room, bedroom
kitchen: completely furnished; reasonanie
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SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP'TY

SALE UK KENT-SIB. FhUF =
DESIRABLE NEW HOUSES IN NEARBi
KENNETH M LIVINGSTONE. 1917 2 s..
NV Main 700. Main 5612
ROOMS. BATH, AMI, GARAGE. sun
porch. large lot. $50 S. Spruce ST., LYON
Park. Va Tel Clarendon 933.
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THREE OUTSIDE ROOMS. KITcHENETTE,
bath, electricity, SaS; telephone ka.see'
fAYS Gs,rIy,c
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tor this choice location is buy
8 rooms, tile bath. shower, hot~WatCr
heat, sara2e; erea&taSt porch, two
ave and WRfdman PARK Hotel, on
beautiful Woodley pl, NV. PaCne MI.
HAMMER. Main S94a; after 9 pm,
Y4Qy.T
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TO cOLORED.
2325 N st, NV
4 rooms, bath. gas,

TO coLORED.
rooms bath. gas
sA05
JAMES r SHEA, 643 La. Ave. NV
1898 i4th sT NV; SECOND FLOOR ~
az 9 g9Gms G sna 0 r b. h,.wh cleo 1850
1908 & nv r., b., h. wh. cleo. q 90
oif ro n'" co oio1G 2oll Que 81 NV S rooms
GEORGE W, LINKiNs. o
l79s DE sales 81 NV. Decatur 2Aon.
sALIs--li'ARTME>T HOl SEs.
RENT FREE, PLUS LARGE, INCOME; g.
family apt house, 5000 handles Bargain
9. NJ J2nes. 1lyon Ines.ef bios:
RENT HOUsEs--FURNiSH
NINE ROOM HOUSE, FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished, near Dupont Circle q baths. dou-
F hls s4sss sats than am pres
terprising couple could practically obtain
H sn free pd sy Ss 9fsR sr rS2 es ana
OWNER WILL, RENT ATTRACTIVE 10
as oathie sxeIard , TGnthH from July gym
CoLORED.
New house, $50! one block from car line'
Phone Lin, 4374W Ia
RENT HOUSES-~uNFuRNi FINISHED
2 EYE ST. rE.~-t3 ROOMS, hAIHr
electricity, h,-wh. S76 Key at 1871 North
Capitol st.. ..-
DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED IN CLEVELAND
PARK near car line, all modern convenience
sleeping porch, GARAGE rent reasonable. open
betWee hours OF 10 am, ana pm 5uAu
Maeamb ht --. .-ys--.
ron COLORED 2ii2 10th ST. NV nd-
nnor fiat, b +. and b., cleo. good eondltoh'
n NJ b. lyon co, Inc. 1918 N Y. Ave-. NJ ssso
"a n ST. nE.-a n AND B.......,..,.see s. o o9
ela Y 4 paissEY.a S sps DIST. Mat ni, Hds
Day phone. M 477a. nisht phons. Col eoIn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


1852 BELMONT N.w:-.THREE ROOMS Ms
sss. elestfisca,tsy telephone included reas0nA-
| WoODsTDE. MD. sT2a MAPLE AvE.-THREE
home; reasonable, Shepherd 24oo. Il.
APARTMENT, ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH
'~0N ''''"' SSH 18th st, NV re
CoLoRED-l299 DUNCAN ST NE'-PaRsAG5-
ssy ne ,o. rS o. . Rw bee sten 1851
S sna * r Nh e eSsn ss7so il. SACHS
ii05 Vermont ave. Decatur 1881. -y.-...y.
SomFIvs BRIGHT re gooMs; S opcn
1851 Morse st. ne. Adams 9le7, l2s
CoLoRED-S ROOMS, RECEPTION HALL
Bah e Sq!n SyEA FL co North 9aao
THREE LARGE ROOMS AND BATH PART
ly furnished, ami: $SS
RoYDON, H NEAR 10th ST. NV. .,
4 large, outside rms, rec. hail. bath' pal
cony: s70.50. See manaser
S7oI-09 18th ST. NV. CORNER SPRING
rdTwo TO I'VE rooms ana PAN tr, one Tef Mis..
screened Perch $50 e 80 SS ore sieF clean. mod
ern building: ample closets. Janitor or resi-
dent manaSer will show. Adams 44s5.
4S22 sth ST. Nw.-FoR RENT. 2 OR
phone, Call Adams 1858 ---.-
1867 IRVING ST. - NEWLY DECORATED
S-roonl apt; ami; rent reasonable, l4th
st car and bus service. -------
FOR COLORED-2o7 r ST. NV. ROOMS
and bath, electric hSht: fronts two streets:
very desirable, Rent $42.50. Inquire Apt
or call Main S046. -..
TAKOMA GARDEN APIS, = r.. b COOL
and homenke, fine trees; SiS or 500. au
Elm ave. Adults. Shepherd PASS, GARAGE
COLORED-2724 ilth ST. NV.
rms. b.. INV h, cleo; 1anitor Servseoee'
H. SACHS. lio4 Vermont ave. Decatur 1881.
S42. 50-VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT.
rooms. bath, kitchen, porch; ianitor service
l22 Spring I'd, apt. house. Call Col s49o
s2S 90 MONTH-TWo ROOMS. BATH, GAS
range. h-w.h., clec. Apply Barber shop,
1895 S7th ST NV. - CONVENIENT TO
Naval Obs. Mt Alto Hosp. and western
HiRh School. rs, X. and b., porch: gar:
low rent for Summer months. WALTER
CASE. Pot. 6242
1907 i2th ST. NV ROOM. KITCHEN.
bath, SIS. $50. : rooms, bath, Kitchen, 500.
Two weeks free rent is
MARDAV. SIS MD. AVE. NE, ,, 3 ROOM
apis, rec hail. kitch., din, ale. bath. Apply
res msr.. Apt. los or NJ. 1898. l3'
FOR cOLORED. 1885 CHAMPLA1N ST. NV.
near Columbia rd,-3 rooms and bath. heateoi
jsnltor service modern. Rent $40.
THOMAS Z. PETTY,
l42l You 81, NV.
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NEW gNII-DgTAcHTp

REDUCED FROM Sii,aS0 TO $3.50,
Fourteen sold since the price was reduced
Only Il few left Located in Sood North
west section OF mostly detached homes II
interested IN euying an unusual earsa.o.
call at once,
FISCHER & MANNAKEE.
1910 VI. Ave. Main 500 or Adams, as
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lcOatieusa en- Next rassS
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SALE.--FARMS.

NEARBY MD. TOBACCO OR TRUCK
farm; 20 minutes drive from city, with
improvements; crops included; possession at
5. q. 800 -,
10 ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY. LEVEL
land. fronting highway 700 feet; $2O0O,
terms. Address Box 125-J. Star ofi1ce. 12s
MARLBORO PIKE.
SO acres, 7-rm. house. cleo. barn, corn
house. etc Wonderful shade and shrubbery.
nice frontage on pike. miles from d. G..
line. beautiful spot. Bargain for $4,000.
BALTIMORE PIKE.
i23 acres near BeltsvilIe, Md Nice Z
room house, barn. garage, chicken house,
fruit. wonderful gravel pit. real buy for
o. B. zANTZINGER.
Main 537l GAS St NV.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
r.. large lot, $4,000 $500 cash, bal SIS mo.
r. large lot, Virginia, $4,000; terms,
r. close IN, ami. large lot, $4,000 terms,
THOMPSON,
1919 ST. NV.
M 1885 Home, CO.. 4ncl,
OWNER SACRIFICING NEW BUNGALOW.
rooms and attic: ami; hardwood floors.
hot-aater heat, full basement, ltilndr. tubs,
porcheS; four lots. beautiful locg ion: $3.50
on easy terms Several for rem.
j, NJ. EARNEST. 1891 sat- St.
Mt. Rainier. Md, Hyaits. i446
r.. AMI, GARAGE, SHADE. TRICE.
$6.500 $500 down. balance $40 mo, no trusts,
r., gas elec; beautiful corner lot Price,
IS 000 $3.50 down, balance $40 mo,
New, 6 r., amt, h-~w.h. Price, s6,sSa
$500 down, balance $45 mo.
JUDSON REANY.
2 No. Clarendon Ave. Clarendon. Va,
Telephone Clarendon 1889. Evening" i23-J,i.
S-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW. con-
crete cellar. pipeleSs furnace. cleo, LANDRY
trays. front and back poreheS gata6t lot
Is by $50. Price $S7So: small cash pay
ment, $40 month
lO-room and bath house h ~w,h., all mod
ern improvements; lot ~ ny 1870 shade
trees; corner lot on paved street could be
remodeled into apartments, one block from
car line and busy section in HyattSville
Price, $3.50. terms.
., b EANTzINC~sR.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SINGLE ROOM WITH BATH; ATTRACTixE
msnent tenant Princess, 1915 Eye st. Nv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-23

most any beauty contest; Aileen Rggin, charming American swimmer, and Ruth El- der, the girl you all remember as being the first to fly (part way) across the ocean. Bot tom, 1. to r., are Glenna Collett, who swings mean golf club, and Elizabeth Robinson, school girl l00-metres champion. Again we say: look at 'em--go on and do itl
 international ilustsAtsd Nswse
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having been appointed admin istrator of the estate of Tom Telncs. deceased, by the Comm;s- .sioner for the Territory of All .aska, sitting in probate at Yaku- tat Precinct, by order issued Aug ust 9, 1928. all persons having claims against the said decedeni are hereby notified to present them, duly verified as by law requirod, within six months from |the date of this notice, to tho Undersigned administrator. at his Ioffice, at Yakutat, Alaska.
 Dated August 9, 1928,
 LENS HANSEN.
 Administrator of the estate o Tom Telnes, deceased.
 First publication, Aug. 23. 1928 Last publication, Sept 13; 1928
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A. s. ELDRIDGE AND PARTY RETURN FROM
 TRIP TO WESTWARD

After a trip to the Westward and Interior on business and pleasure, A. S. Eldridge, Seattle Buick man, accompanied by Mrs. Eldridge, Eugene Eldridge and John Bcdman, returned to Ju- neau aboard the Admiral Wat son.
 The party arrived here enroute north August and left the same day for the Westward. They went aboard the Alarwee, S3- foot yacht of MT. Eidridge. upon their arrival here last night, and were to have left today on a short fishing trip, following which they will return here be- fore sailing for the States.
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HENDERSON AT TOC0TNA

L. D. Henderson, Territorial CommIssioner of Edncatlon who is making an extensive trip of inspection throughout the Terri- tory, arrived at Tocotna Tuesday night after a lne trip up the Kuskokwim River from Bethel, according to word received at his office here. The message stated that he did not know how long he would remain at Tocotna.
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TWO STEAMERS
 . COMING NORTH

SEATTLE, Aug. g Steamer Admiral Evans sailed for Alaska ports at 9 o'clock last night with 22 passengers including one steerage for Juneau.
 | Steamer Admiral Rogers sailed at 10 o'clock this morning for Alaska ports with 50 passengers, Including the fol- lowing for Juneau: Mrs. Jame- son, Miss Dickenson. Mrs. H. l.. Faulkner and daughter, Mrs. ,'Thacker and c. H. Fellows.
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JOHN BAILEY HERE

John Bailey, merchant of H. Hanna Lake, who maintains a large trading post there and ia well known throughout the West ward section. is in Juneau today. He came here aboard the Aleu- tan and expects to continue his trip to the States tomorrow morn ing. He will remain south for several weeks on a buying trip, and expects to make a short trip to Idaho.
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 AT TIE HOTELS
CaStiEcau

Alice Witt. WraAgell; Ira " Kelly, Lake Bay, George E. Mun- TO, Seattle; l. T. Tenneson, Tena- kee; John Ficlens; Eldon Griffin Seattle; Abbott Demidoff, Kodiak MT and Mrs. PennycoDk, Cordo- Va; r. l.. Davis, Yakutat: Mrs Stephen c. Wilson. Lbs Angeles. E. M Axelson. Yakutat; T. M Italia, Yakutat; Stanley Since; Ste phen J. Ng; Max 2. Dnga, Seat tie; Harvard Sun; Chin K. Sing; Lee Gam Soon; Lee Hong; Dong Took Leen; Dong Wing: Lock Kim; Lame Lom; s. Sebastion; V B. Oliver: M. G. Reefcr; M. Daga. s. Sovinario; q. Rablos; F. Tu. faan: R. Ancheta: MT. and Mrs Jean Vanophem. Julian, Tom Hen. messy, Julian; MT. and Mrs. w. T Hanson: E. Anderson. city: P. E Simenoff, Tenakee; c. c. Bnrgher San Francisco; Victor 0. Quintal San Francisco; MT. and Mrs. E. o Halverson: Ed Halcomb, city; B Christionsen, Seattle: John Baily Iliamna; Amelia B. Shoup. Ketchi kan; Laura Taylor. Los Angeles Nellie Fennell. Eugene, Oregon.
 Alaskan
 Ole Tobiason. Tenakee; Johr Sundholm. Tenakee, Evart Joffs Tenakee; A. Gustafson, Tenakee John Sorenson. Tenakee; A. Barr Tenakee: A. Batchelder, Tenakee A. Barr, Jr., Tenakee; o. Olson Tenakee; Mr and Mrs. J. P, Shy der, city; Joseph Stripin;, San Straumford, Ketchikan; J. D. Van Alfred Hovelin. Arlington, Wash
 zynda 4
 H. D. Stabler; T. Seite; Ale, Cameron; c. F. Krauss, San Fran cisco.
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WATER SHUT OFF NOTICE fa
 Water will be shut. ef, from II P. M. tonight nntil 5 A. M. tomorrow on Front Street from Seward Street to saw mill and all territory between Front Street and Gastineau Channel lying East of Seward Street.
 adv. JUNEAU WATER CO.
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wellman Holbrook. with the U. S. Forest Service here, return ed last evening aboard the Ad- miral Watson.
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YAkuTAT PEOPLE ABE
 PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY

Judge E. M. Axelson, United Staics Commissioner at Yakutat, arrived on the Admiral Watson and will be in Juneau attending to business Tor ten days or moro before returning to his home.
 There has been a good run oI fish at yakntat," said Judge Axel- son. and everybody is prosperous and happy"
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BIRDS S-F|RST. VESSEL SAILS
 ON SATURDAY
First Contingent of South Polar Expedition to
 Get Under Way

NEW YORK, Aug. 23-com- mander Richard E. Byrd's expedi- 1 tion to the Antarctic gets defln- Iitely under way Saturday with the sailing of the barque City of New York, the first of three ships, which will carry the planes and equipment for the hop of to the South Pole.
 The stout little ship will also carry 31 of TO men who will comprise the expeditionary force.
 Commander Byrd and the re- mainder of the expedition force will sail in September.
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AMERICAN LEGION MEETING

Regular meeting of the Amerf- can Legion tonight in the Dug out at S:00 o'clock. Several inn portant matters to be considered
 adv
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 NOTICE is hereby given that B II. Rhodes and Christie Rhodes doing business under the name and style of Rhodes Cafe, have made an asslgnment to the under signed for the benefit Of their creditors, and all outstanding ac- counts Of said Rhodes Cafe are immediately payable to the und- ersigned at Room 200 Seward Building, Juneau. Alaska. l Dated this 23rd day of Aug ust, 1928.
 R. E. ROBERTSON. First publication. Aug. 23, 1928 Last publication, Aug. 25. 1928
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WHITMAN. FAMILY ASE.s LEAVES FOR STATES

Enroute to Seattle after four years of service in Juneau. H. w. Whitman, of the U S. Signal Corps here left aboard the Alen- titan, He is accompanied by Mrs. Whitman and their two sons.
 MT Whitman expects to be stationed at the Seattle office. He expressed his regret upon leaving the north, and said he hoped to return here in the not diHtapt future for a tyisit. t.s,s aa.
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INTERIOR PIONEER
 MINER PASSES AWAY

John A. Johnson of Flat, min CT, died recently at Fairbanks after a lingering illness. He was taken from Flat to Fairbanks in an airplane last May for medical attention. He was 50 years of age native of Norway but q resident of the United States from bis early youth. He had lived in Alaska for 20 years. He is survived by q sister, Mrs. Re zine Swendsen, Spring Cove, Wis consin.
 Old naners for saia at fha Emnire
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old papers for salo at the Empire.
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PARIS-A new rcd, magen- ta, resembling Chanel red, is featured fer fall by Nicole Groult. The skirt is of crepella and the coat is jersey. The navy blue blouse with white dots is of crepe de chine and gives the pop ular tricolor effect. The blouse is double-breasted and Is finished with a wide red saedc belt. The flower is of the crepe de chine
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-19
NEW APPEAL IS
 MADE FOR NAVY
Secretary Wilbur Opens New Plea in Statement
 Made Tn Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Pa. March 19 Taking a different tack in his ap. peal for a potential Navy. Secre- tary Wilbur stressed the need of good ships as homes of men un- der training for national defense.
 Comparing the Navy with the home, Secretary Wilbur said il must be kept clean and ship-shape and always in good order for serv- ice. He pointed out the need of target practice and maneuvers for naval problems. He said they were the investment in brain power.
 ''The real problem of the Navy is men, their physical, moral and spiritual training for the tasks that lie before them. Let us not think expenditures for Navy acc useless and exorbitant in time oi peace, for war may never oc cur but let us think of our Navy as a training school for men, concluded the Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-19
NORWAY CELEBRATES
 IBSEN'S CENTENARY

Bergen has arranged an exposi- tion of Ibsen literature, souvenirs and pictures. Oslo has arrange to decorate his grave in a local cemetery.
 Annoyances which Ibsen suffer ed and the backward, ignorant conditions which he observed about him developed the ironic qualities of his genius. He pub lished the drama. Loves Com edy," in 1862 as a protest against the conventionality which dead ened relations between men and women.
 In Brand" he denounced weak nesses which he observed in the Norwegian character. These and other faults, which he thought he saw, are personified in the hero of Peer Gynt."
 Passing through the political spectacle of Germany at war with Denmark, and then with France, he produced his "Pillars of So ciety," in which he drew picture of social egotfsm in prosperous seaport town. Tn his play, "A Dolls House." he first developed his views on the individualism o' woman,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-19
SAYS VATICAN
 UNINTERESTED
 U. s. CAMP AICN
Cardinal Mundelein, of Chicago, Makes State
 Y..ent at Rome


 ROME, March IT. Cardinal Mundelein. of Chicago. is con vinced the Vatican is not inter- ested in the American Presiden- tial campaign because it "is too far away and the issues are too involved"
 As to the candidacy of Gov. A. E. Smith, Cardinal Mundelein said: During my whole week s stay in Rome, the subject was not preached once to me or by me in either of my two audiences with the Pope or in any talks with the highly placed Prelates. They really are not interested. They know that if a Catholic is elected it will not change things one particle. The Catholic Church in America contends with no op- pressiye legislation, has no politi- cal axe to grind and lives and thrives under the existing form of government, therefore. has no reason whatever for 1t to take a partisan stand.
 The religious situation in Mex ico was not brought up by the Pope or other Cardinals. Cardinal Mundelein said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-19
SERIOUS CHARGE MADE AGAINST KHAN
Cardinal Says Politics Are Not Discussed By Pope
LOWDEN SMITH UNOPPOSED IN ". D.
 1T FIRST PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY

North Dakota voters will go to the polls tomorrow to pledge for mally the delegate strength of the major parties to Frank O. Lowden Republican, of Illinois. and Gov ernor Al Smith, Democrat. of New York. Neither has opposition.
 While the primary apparently will be a tame affair. there will be state struggle in the Republi can ranks as to which of the two factions will have the privilege o! supporting MT. Lowden
 Both the Non-Partisan and In. dependent factions have endorsed Lowden and each has entered { full slate of delegates.
 North Dakota is entitled to 1S Republican and 10 Democratic delegates.
 The rush to the Lowden band wagon got under way when lead CTS of both factions became con vinced that he was favorite in the state. The on-Partisan ele. ment tried to enter Gov. A. G. Sorlie as favorite son, but the Republican state central commit tee, Non-Partisan controlled and headed by r. A. Vogel, baked the proposition.
 B. r. Spalding of Fargo, once congressmaniat-large from North Dakota, also helped sweep LOW den opposition out of the way
 The petition placing Governor Smiths name before the voters was filed at the last minute by E. J. Hughes. chairman of the Demo cratic state central committee.
 Both Republican and Democratic national committeeman will be chosen. Harrison Garnett. St Thomas, an Independent, will fight for his position as Re publican national committeemar against Ole Olson, New Rockford. Non-Partisan.
 Candidates for DemocsnfIc corn mitteeman are Nelson Kelly of Grand Forks and Tobias D. Casey of Dickinson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-19
Composite Auto-Ski
 Conquers Montana Snow

SCOBEY. Mont, March 19--The need of a country physician in the border counties of Montana, where ten feet of snow during winte months makes automobiles useless and sleds often difficult to oper ate. has evolved new method oi transportation.
 It Is combination of automo. bile, caterpillar tractor and ski In place of the front wheels there is a pair of long steel runners Just ahead of the rear wheels ia wide tread truck wheel with heavy tread. The operating mech anism is caterpillar traction drive.
 Two such machines have been put in use. When not in use by the physician they are available for taxi service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-19

SKIEN, Norway. March 19-All Norway is honoring it's great lyric and dramatic poet. Henrik loser. whose centenary occurs tomorrow
 Many from the United States and the continent of Europe are visiting the place here where lb- sen was born, the son of a mer- chant of Danish, German and Scottish extraction. who soon went bankrupt and left Henrik to struggle through youth of pov- erty.
 The famous National theatre at Oslo arranged special Ibsen sea. son from March 14 to g for over seas visitors
 Ibsen began to write poetry in 1s47, when he was 19 years old He made gloomy. sinister i'm pression on the persons who knew him at that time. Later at Der gen. which shares with Skien and Oslo the honor of being the center of the centenary celebrations, he got place as stage poet' in a little theatre. Previously he had earned a precarious living at Oslo as journalist. He soon became manager of the Bergen theatre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-19
WOMAN HELPS
 HUSBAND WITk
 SIX SHOOTER
Guard of Prisoners Over powered Wife Rush.
 es to His Assistance

DELLIO, Texas, March 10--Ef. fective use of a six shooter en- abled Mrs. R. s. Clough to rescue her husband, the second time, af- ter he had been overpowered by convicts he was escorting to the penitentiary.
 The story was told when the Clough's arrived here enroute to the prison at Huntsville with 20 of 21 prisoners they were trans porting.
 Mrs. Clough was driving one of three machines issued to carry the prisoners. Four of the pris- oners in Coughs car attacked him. The attack was apparently we'll planned as they waited until the cars reached the arid country near Maria They seized Clough's s pistol and attempted to shoot him. He had removed the cartridges and the men beat him with the weapon
 Mrs. Clough's attention was at tracted by the shouts and she leaped from her automobile, spraining her ankle. She kept right on to her husbands car and opened fire, wounding one of the prisoners and the others surren. dered except one. who escaped.