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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Feb. z.-Butter-Extras.
CSC; standards. 24isc. Eggs-Extras. 1916:
hrsts, Tic. Poultry-Heayy fowls, 20n2lc:
mediums. 70 2le; Lsghorn fowls, i6Ql7c:
l5c. ducks. Csc: old cocks. lsc: geese. I5G
Ice; stays. zoe: capons No. l. 2sT33c. Po-
tatoes-,Ohio Round Whites. sl75 per ico-
per i2o-le. sack: Idaho Russell mostly s2.25
per ioo-lo. gsek.
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BIZ United Press

TT. WAYNE. Ind. Feb, 4.-Hogs-Aiar-
leo lbs. $40: 16o-lssO lbs. $3.50; 10000
lbs, $40; 20o;2lo lbs; $3.50; 2lo-22o lbs.
$4,000 lbs. Sis; 26O-2sO lbs. 81; $50.
500 lbs. $3.50; 300-350 lbs. SIS so: roughs.
s5.75 stays. 81; calves. Sos: lambs, S8G
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Bankers acceptance bid and asked rates
reduced Is Of l per cent on all rnaturities
days, 1ss0Iia per cent for 100 DAYS and
l34Qlss per cent Tor $50 and 100 days.
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New York Exchange members borrow
ings declines s17S,267,572 during jam
airy to s1.72O,345. 31S; year ago loans
totaIed Ss,9S4. 7es, Oe5.
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New York Bank Stocks
CBy Thomson g. McKinnonl
Net Changes

Bv United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Closing
prices and net changes on prin-
cipal stocks traded today on the
New York Stock Exchange follow:
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BIZ united Press
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Feb. -Eggs-Market, firm
er; receipts, 5000 cases, extra frsts, lilac;
hrsts, l6c. Butter-Market. unsettled; re-
24a24iac; frsts. 23G23Iac: seconds. 226
22isc; standards, 24i2c. Poultry-Market
weak receipts car; fowls, l7G2oc;
geese, lac; turkeys. 22G25c; ROSTERS. l5c
Cheese-Twins, l5AGl5l2c; Young Ameri-
cas-, Ice. Potatoes-On track, PSI; ar
Wisconsin sacked Round Whites. 1850
las; Idaho Russets, S1.65Gl.75; Colorado
McClures, branded. sl.65 l85.
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Marshall Field dc Co.. declared regular
quarterly dividends of 62iz cents on com
mon, payable March /. record Feb IA.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paving 6sc for
sheaE. .
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Produce Markets

Eggs country rum Loss off delivered
in Indianapolis. 13c; henery quality No. /.
Poultry ibuving prices)-Hens. weighing
lbs. or over. tic; under 5 lbs, l6c,
Leghorn hens. lie; capons, re lbs. UP, 26c;
6ia-7l2 lbs. 24c; under Sc lbs. zoe;
springers. lbs. or over. Tic; or under
los tic: ducks, springers. lie; old cocks.
collie; ducks. full feather fat white &c;
quality quoted by ,Kingan & co,
Butter wholesale No. l. 30@3lc: No.
,. 28M29c. Butterfat-26c,
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound American loaf, sic: pimento loaf
32c: Wisconsin firStS. &c: Longhorns sac:
New York Limberger, S6c.
Bg United Press
NEW YORK. Feb 4-Pota toes-Market
weak; Long Island, sl.75g4 barrel; south
ern, 50 crate; Maine, S2.75G3.50 barrel;
Idaho 40c@$2.50 sack; Bermuda. S549
barrel: Canada 60cdS3.75 barrel. Sweet
potatoes-Market. steady; Jersey baskets,
75cGS3.25; southern baskets. 50c@S2. Flour
Market, firm; spring patents. 81 SOFAS. 85.
Pork-Market. steady; mess, $3.50. Lard
$50. Tallow---Market easy; special to
ket barely steady: turkeys. 31d43c; chick
ems. 20439c; broilers, .25G55c: cspons, &c
d46c: fowls, l4d25c; ducks. l5G 22c: Long
Island ducks. 23024c. Live poultry-Mar-
ket barely steady; geese. 49, 26c ducks, is
G28c; fowls. 20628c; turkeys. S0040c;
ROSTERS. 15c: chickens. 20Q28c; capons, &c
d3sc; broilers. 32dS8c. Cheese-Market,
quiet state whole milk fancy TO special.
lS@22isc: young Americas. 17la@20c.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. Feb. -Hogs-Receipts.
spots strong; better grades $50 to around
2i5-lb averages. largely $3.50; some 225-
$40 lbs, S7.75dS.15: 260-51O lbs. uuotable,
sows. s5.75; few smooth lightweights. SIS.
Cattle-Receipts. $50; calves 275; slow:
steers and heifers steady to weak; some
late bids Csc or more lower: few lower
grades. s5.75d75o: one load desirable
heifers, So; small lot yearling upward to
SO: most beef cows. s4.50Q5.25; bulk low
mostly S5.25 down; few $3.50; vealers
steady: good and choice. $500 10 so: lower
grades. SO down. Sheep--Receipts. SIS;
handy weight lambs. ssGe.50: weighty
kinds downward to 81 or below; common
and medium, S6.50G7.5o; fat ewes quota
BILE sos.
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International Carriers Ltd 1880 net loss
Sl,396,399 after expenses, ordinary taxes
and loss on sale of securities; Investments
carried at cost Of 3,540.szs had market
value of S8,778.280 on Dec. 81. 1890; net
asset value Sl4.9i share at end of year,
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Canadian Pacific fourth week Janusrv
gross, s3,50S000 decreased OF s5ei mn
from Ike 1880 week: gross for January
Sll. 4l8, 900, decrease 800 600.
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George w. Helme Company year ended
Dec. 81. net profit s223! sol after charges.
federal taxes. ETC.. against s2.524 ,ee3 in
1929
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Chicago Thieves Get MiIIionz
By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. burglars and
robbers took S3,845,O17 in cash and
merchandise from Chicago citizens
during 1880, it was reported Off
cially today Police recovered 1874, =
555 of the loot.
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BIZ United Press

$500: hoIdovers none. io@i5c lower; 20
300-350 lbs. $3.50: rough sows at $3.50
$50: steers mostly Csc under Monday
average and slow; common to medium. 81
as kinds getting first action; COWS and
as $3.50. bulk to cutter grade $3@4;
sausage bulls, s4@5.25. Calves Receipts.
Kinds f and sif5o to si2 and tPO about 'G but
fairly active on SS6e culls: only best
quality $3.50; common to medium. s10@
to lower quality considered; good to choice.
S6.7569: best. S9.25; throwouts around 81
as; choice handy weight clipped lambs,
$3.50; sheep steady: fat ewes. s4q5.
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Bank CIearings
STATEMENT

INDIANAFULIo oIhI LMhNI
Feb A
CleallnRh 20 z5S, uVU'UV
Debts go. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50, 100000
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Feb. A
Clearings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIT, 400 600
Balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 600
TREASURY STATEMENT
Feb. A
Net Balance for ,.......,.. Sl7S ag6' 49, s
Customs rects. month to date iiS5,c39O9
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investment Trust Shares
,By r. H. Gibson & CO..
PRICES ARE TO i sNooN c. 5. T,
CHICAGO Stocks OPENING

NV names
Feb. a.
sssOc Tel uul. :2:s insult ptd 49, ss
s se.u xysrner assalMldland Utd 20is
99uurf 60 West 2iia Aft6dlewest com % is
~~Se~S Torun SIS Nor e. So Amer Si2
yoY,u Chi Cor so Nobiitt SPARKS. aS2
ssefi Thea EQUIP 1898 swift q Co sS.4
srigsby Grunow 3ss.U RADIO & 55ss
lee Hsehold.. 24i7 Util & 1nou D.. Is ,
f1rsfff Com 81. 4OSsi
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vile. has posted price of So for Penn
sylvania crude oil in T1tusvile oil CITY
an FTa1a SecC Ems "e6 4Iice
other companies in the section is Sl.85.
Standard Oil Company of Nebraska
declared a quarterly dividend of so cents
placing stock on SO annual basis against
$3.50 previously. payable March 20, rec
ord Feb. %. Previously company had
been paying quarterly dividend of 6213
cents and extra of 25 cents.
First National stores; Ing. s dsecla coat reg
common, payable April l. record
Public Service Company of northern
Illinois year ended Dec. 81. net income
saxes and Charges ehsea against soo87o IN
LoNpoN-New York cables opened at
Abs 1882 against ABS 1882 Paris checks.
1882: Amsterdam, 1902; Italy. s2795;
Berlin. 20.43.
Hartman CORPORATION omitted qaUa;rteaE ;lg
at this time.
Caterpillar Tractor declared, usual extra
dividend of 25 cents and regular quarterly
dividend OF IS cents both payable Feb. %.
record Feb. IA.
Curtis Publishing 1880 net income s7.l2
a common share against s8.46 a share. in
Sterling Gables 4;s6 up 70; Francs opened
1925, up y Marks 1878, up IA.
Chevrolet Motor Company January pro-
duction 69, O35 cars and trucks against
64,O1S in December and 8O,950 in Janu-
airy, 1880; February schedule with three
less working days calls for 67,429 cars
and trucks.
Caterpillar Tractor Company and sub
salaries year ended Dec. 81. net profit
federal tax equal to $46S a share on 1882
240 shares against s11,60o,446 or 6.l6
share in 1929
$1151 a share on 1.425, 100 shares against
s12:o5 share on 1.354.14S shares IN
aries 1880 net profit 81. 80 share on about
5s5.5SS SHARES IN fS&i5as $40 snare ."
week ended Jan "a totaled 715.690 cars,
a decrease of 10 248 from preceding week,
1916 656 below like 1880 week and 21o,794
below 1929 week.
Continental Chicago Corporation de-
clared regular quarterly dividend Of Is
cents on convertible preference stock. pay
able March /. record Feb Is.
American Seating Company in 1890
earned 80 cents a share against $3.50 in
1929
United States Stores Corporation for
year. 1880 reports profit $3.50, 523 after de-
probation, etc, but before federal taxes.
against S485.301 in 1929.
Wolverine Portland Cement Company
omitted quarterly dividend of Is cents due
to be paid Feb. Is.
Domestic Crude Oil Production aver
aged 2,O85,950 barrels daily in week
ended Jan. 81, decline of 1850 from
preceding weeks daily average and COM
pairing with 2,595,OOO barrels daily in like
1880 week. American Petroleum Institute
Reports: gasoline StonkS Increased 160
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aged 2,O85, $50 barrels daily in week
ended Jan. 81, decline of 1850 from
preceding weeks daily average and com
pairing with 2.595,OOO barrels daily in like
1880 week. American Petroleum Institute
Reports; gasoline stocks increased 1872.
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HOGS
REGENTS. 5000; market. lower.

Receipts. 5000: market, lower.
Light Lights
(14o-160) Good and choice. S 1900 800
Light Weights
G60-l80) Good and choice. $40
(180-200l Good and choice. 80. 500
Medium Weights
(200-220) Good and choice. 7.90Q $50
(220-250j Medium and good 1900 ITO
Heavy Weights
(250-2o0) Good and choice. LOG 1.4U
(290-35Ol Good and choice. $3.50 700
Packing. SoWs- a..
(275-500) Medium and good. 5.504 go
(l10-l30) Slaughter Digs '.ioQ I'so
CATTLE (slauEhter Glass;
Receipts, 1000; market. steady.
Good and choice ;:.:........s 9. S0gg la.s q
Common and m Y 1nGlf 500, 0'OOe9 0'0O
Coed and choice .,..,........$ s.25@li.5
MeUum ..-...,...s...'... 0'0U9 o."
-Heifers-
.. t5Oo-s5o) zno,oo m
Common and medium ....... 4.o0@ $50
Good and choice .,......... 4.13Q o.Uq
Low cutters and cutters eco. 3.75Q 80
Low cutters and cutters 49,. 2.5OQ $40
Bulls (yearlings excluded
Good and choice beef ....... 4.25M 5.22
Common and medium ....-... 5000 4.2o
CALVES AND VEALERs
Receipts, GOO; market, steady.
GOOD and choice ........slee. 90 90 70 70 g. 90
Gull and common ....:..:. 1000 500
Calves
(250-30ol
Good and choice .........-,.s 5000 800
Common and medium ....... $500 600
sToCKERs AND FEEDER STEERS
Good and choice ............s $500 $50
Common and medium ........ 4.509 $50
1901. 500)
Good and choice ,............, $500 $50
Common and medium ........ 4.75Q $50
SHEEP AND TANfBS
Receipts. 1900; market, steady.
Good and choice .............s $500 9.25
Common and medium ........ $500 SOC
Ewes
Medium and choice .......... ALSO 400
Gull and common ........... l.OOQ 2.15
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Bv United Press

PITTSBURGH Feb. 4.-Hogs-Receipts
i H:SOO' s8.45@86o; 10000 lbs. s8.1oSss5;
220-25O lbs. s7.75G8; 10000 lbs, s7.25@
tle-Receipts. Is; market nominally steady:
common to medium cows. SS.75@4 4. so
Calves-Receipts. l00 market steady;
choice vealers, Sl2G12.50. medium to good
S801l.50. Sheep-Receipts. 500 market
opening steady; few choice lambs. $3.50;
bulk unsold.
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DO7O-JOneS
Summary

Cities Service Company through its
subsidiary crew. Levick Company. Of Titus
Vile. has posted price of So for Penn
sylvania crude oil in Titusville oil city
and Franklin sections where. it operates
its own gathering lines. Posted price of
other companies in the section is Sl.85.
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Bu United Press

Receipts. 800; holdovers. 100; fairly &C
tive to packers; Sc to mostly 15c lower;
PYLE de329 u D Ss2s fsw
S8@8.15; 24O-280 lbs, s7.95m7.75; 325 lbs.
$40; packing sowS. s585@625.. Cattle
Receipts, 225: common and medium heif-
ers 25c lower s7.25@7.8 cows steady;
cutter grades s2.75@4. Calyes-Receipts
100; vealers unchanged. SO down. Sheep
Receipts 1000: lambs active. 15@25c
higher; good to choice. S9.2569.50; mixed
lots around SO: medium kinds and throw
outs. s8.25@8.50: fat ewes. S4.25q5.
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Other Livestock

By united Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-Hogs- Receipts, "a,
600; including 5000 direct; very slow;
opened steady to l0c lower than Tuesdays
bulk 1920 lbs gqeed an and 81, choice $770@
choice. S7.60@790 medium weights. 200
$50 lbs. good and choice, $7@7.80 heavy
weights 250-350 lbs. good and choice, S650
Clio; packing sows 275-5O0 lbs, medium
and good, S5.65@6.10; slaughter pigs, 100
100 lbs good and choice S505S5 Ca ade
fed steers strong to Csc higher on ship
pers accounts; others slow but mostly
weiThty steers, s11 40; bulk short feds,
S7.55@9.75; she stock uneven. steady to 25c
higher with cutters, common cows and
slaughter cattle and vealers: steers, 100000
lbs. good and choice, $S756l2.50; 900
LOO lbs. good and choice, $9612.25;
600-1 300 lbs. common and medium, $50
9.25: heifers. 550-850 lbs, good and choice,
$6.25d1O;, common and medium. s5@7:
and medium, $3.75@4.75; low cutter. and
good and choice beef. S4.75@6: cutter to
medium. s3.50M475; vealers, milk fed. good
and choice. 5000: medium. $7@S; Gull
ana common $5SM7 os sEocK s ana od 1ee1 nd
choice, s7@8.75; common and medium.
s5.25@7. Sheep-Receipts, 1000; steady
to weak; inbetween grade lambs tending
lower: choice kinds to outsiders. S5.659
8; few early packer sales, $685. tat
ewes. 81 $50; slaughter. sheep and lambs.
@910; medium, s7Ge.25; e1-100 ID. me-
dunn to choice. s3.25@4.75: all Weights
Gull and common. $263.75; feeding lambs,
50175 lbs, good and choice s7.75@8.25.
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Freight Ioadings in United States in
week ended Jan. "a totaled 1850 cars,
a decrease. of 10, 246 from preceding week,
below 1929 week
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Monsanto Chemical Works and subsidi-
aries 1880 net profit 80 a share on about
422. 100 shares against S4.25 a share on
398.286 shares in 1929.
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Continental Chicago Corporation de-
clared regular quarterly dividend of IS
cents on convertible preference stock. pay
able March /. record Feb. Is.
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Average price Of thirty industrials for
,t,l isy vas 1921, up 100 Average was
~ twenty. utilities was 631i up 70.
average OF forty bonds was 95.e 60. UP OF.
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The Civ
in Brief
THURSDAY EVENTS

indianapolis Advertising Club lunch
con, Columbia Club.
indianapolis Engineering Society lunch
con. Board Of Trade.
American Business Club luncheon. Co
lumbia Club.
Real Estate board luncheon, Indian
apolis Athletic Club.
Sigma Nh luncheon. Board Of Trade.
Shrine Caravan Club luncheon, Murat
temple.
Indiana City and Town Superintend-
ents' Association meeting. Lincoln.
Indiana Schoolmen's Club meeting,
Lincoln.
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Standard Oil Company Of Nebraska
declared a quarterly dividend of so cents
placing stock on SO annual basis against
$3.50 previously. payable March 20, rec
ord Feb. %. Previously company had
been paying quarterly dividend of 621E
cents and extra of 25 cents.
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United States Stores Corporation for
year 1880 reports profit s35o.523 after de-
probation. etc. but before federal taxes.
against S485. 301 in 1929
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Wolverine Portland Cement Company
omitted quarterly dividend of Is cents due
to be paid Feb. Is.
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HAYNES STARS
 IN OUT WEST CAPITOL FRIDAY
Children of Pleasure to Be Seen for Last
 Times Tonight

William HaineS in spurs and a cowboy sombrero. the attractive Leila Hyams and such makers as Polly Moran and Stiff Edwards sract roles in Way Out West, : which bsgins showing tomorro v night at the Capitol theatre "Chil- dren Of Pleasure" will be presented for the last times tonight.
 Eaires, who in his varied screen career has had to learn everything frcm playing polo to swabbing decks Ia Uncle Sans sailors, was required to master two new tricks fer his latest comedy. First he had to learn how to operate a phoney roulette wheel for the opening scenes of the comedy, laid in 8 travelling carnival atmosphere, and secondly he was taught the rudi- mentS of herding cattle and riding bucking bronchoes, these stunts playing an important part of the remainder of the picture which
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-28
F INITIATED
 BY REBEKAHS
 LAST EVENING
Largest Class in History of Local Lodge IS Shown
 Mysteries

With a large attendance of it's members and visitors from Doug- las and other Alaska lodges, Per severence Rebekah Lodge, No. PA 100 initiated class of twelve, all men. into the mysteries of the Re- bekah degree last night in Odd Eel lows hall.
 The initiates were Gilbert Vos, Joe Rizzardo Olaf Eikland, M. J. Metcalf, Oscar Jensen, Jack Tur- kovich, John Green, Harry Kinney, Albert Norman, Donald Skuse, John Meyers and Benedick Low ell.
 The degree team put on the work faultlessly. The members of the team are:
 Helen Carter Skuse, N. G.; Edith F. Sheeler, V. G.; Gertrude Helge- sen, P. N. G.; Edna Smith, Chap lain; Annie Keeny, R. s. N. G.; Evelyn Hollmann, L. s. N. G.; Ka- thel.ine Hooker R. s. V. G.; Mollie Lagergren, L. s. V. G.; Belva Will Hams, Conductress; Ruth Blake, Warden; Bessie Yurman, Inner Guardian; Elsie Jensen, Outer Guardian; Leonora Carter, Altar Bearer; Alice Van Alta, Altar Bear CT; Mamie Sperling, Musician, and Kathleen Kirk, Degree Master.
 Luncheon was served following the initiation and a general good time rounded out the evening.
 The class initiated was the larg- est in the history of the local lodge.
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BIC TRAIL TO OPEN TONIGHT
 AT COLISEUM
Latest of Screen Epics De- plcts Events Tn Settle
 ment of West

The Big Train the epochal movietone produced by Fox Film Corporation, re-creates and echoes the trials and hardships of those hardy pioneers who settled the West. This Big Trail" re- enactment of the march of the pioneers westward over the many trails, stands as a tribute to the 5ravest folk in American history, the men, women and children who went over the Oregon, the Santa Fe, the Overland and others and who nobly contributed flesh, blood and courage to the winning of the west
 Featured Players
 There are ninety-three actual featured players in the cast. More than 10000 extra players are used, 1900 head of cattle, 14000 horses, hundreds of mules,-research of a careful nature revealed that the greatest number Of covered wagons in any one train was 150-725 real Indians, and production staff of two hundred experts.
 John Wayne plays the leading male role, that of ''Breck Coleman" :" a youth selected to lead the wagon train because of his knowledge of trails, Indians and the country in general.
 Leading Feminine Role
 Marguerite Churchill plays the leading feminine role, that Of Ruth Cameron" daughter of the South, who comes to join the wag- on train with her brother and little sister; the brother played by David Rollins. Tyrone Power, former celebrated stage star plays the role of the brutal "Flack," bull whacker of the train, and Fully plays "zeke,' kindly Frederick Burton Of the New York stage, plays Pas con-" kindly father of a family, se lected to lead his followers to the promised land, and Russ Powell is a comedy character, Windy Bill" Fl Brendel plays "Gussie,' said to be his top comedy charac- terization to date The story was by Hal G. Evarts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-28
SHOPPING FOR
 SUNDAY HAS TO BE DONE FRIDAY
Stores and Offices, With Few Exceptions, to
 Close Saturday

Housewives will have to do their shopping for Sunday on Friday. All business places, excepting drug stores and bakeries will be closec Saturday in observance of Memorial Day. The three apothecary shops will not open until o'clock in the afternoon; they will remain open until their usual closing time, Il at night. The bakeries will open for an hour or so at noon.
 All federal offices, except the ca. ole office, and all territorial of fees will be closed Saturday. The cable office will be open from 9 until II a. m. and from until ' p. m. Like the other federal of-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-28
Reach for e LUCKY instead"

Now! Please. - AeTvcIIy put your finger on your Adom's Apple. Touch it- your Adosn's Apple Do you know you ere eacfuoIlytouchingyoUr iurynx? ? - This is your voice box-if eontains your vocal chords. When you consider your Adams Apple, you are considering your throat - your voeul chords. Don's rosp your fI,roos with harsh irritonts = Reoch for a LUCKY insteud - Remember. LUCKY STRIKE is inc only eigoretfe in America thor through its exeIu- sive "ToASTING" process exPeIs eerfoin horsh irr;sonts present in all rcw foboceos. These expelled irrifonts are sold 10 manufacturers of chemical compounds. They are moi present in your LUCKY STRIKE, and SO we say Consider your Adom's Apple"
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DOG LICENSES

DO0 IICI11NDLD n Will be payable June 1st, 1881 Male Dog, S4.00; Female Dog, $500 Unlicensed dogs will be impounded and killed.
 II. R. SHEPARD, (adv.) City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-28
TO IMPEACH
 coy. HORTON

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 28.- Impeachment of Gov. Henry H Horton has been recommended to the House of Representative. As soon as the impeachment articles are prepared, John Tipton, Chair man of the Special Legislative Committee said, the full report will be made to the House.
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shifts to cattle ranges in New Mexico.
 Byron Morgan, who used to write racing stories for Wallace Reid, and Alfred Block, put their heads to- gether for Haines' latest vehicle and concocted a story which is as exciting as it is funny.
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fees, the postoffice will be closed all day.
 Many persons have arranged to be out of town Memorial Day. The most distant pleasure trip scheduled is one to Whitehorse, which is ex- pected to attract quite number of persons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-28
STEELE WINS
 FROM OWENS

SEATTLE, May 23 Freddie Steele, Tacoma welterweight, SCOT ed an unpopular decision over Jimmy Owens, of Enid, Oklahoma, in a six-round boxing bout last night.
 Steele weighed 146 1-2 pounds and Owens IA 1-2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-05-28
GOVERNMENT NURSE
 IS OPERATED UPON

Anma Zuboff, r:.lrse at the Gov ernment Hospital, was successfully operated upon this morning at that institution. The operation was of major nature.
The Washington times., 1931-06-18
BONNEVILLE TROLLEY
By HERMAN
By Fontaine Fox

THE TERRIBLE TEMPERED Mr. BANG -