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Legal Notices


bushings. In advertising displays where
receptacleS maintain the wire one ~
inch from any surface the receptacles
may be placed as much as twelve 12)
ffneheS apart without any other support
two az SDa feet Sns apart Art l one a dS additi fna1
non-absorptive i~nsulat-
or shall be placed half way between
the receptacles, to maintain the wire in
position. Except as above specified. wires
must be kept at least two and one-half
three b 1nGddes a }soGt for y]toltases up to
apart Ior. voltages over three hundred
l50Ol, Wires on the outside of the body
Of the advertising display must be in
standard conduit with all fittings of
approved weatherproof type.
lo) Advertising displays constructed
other supported structure, and all adj
YeTtisln9 displays whose sections are
widely separated from each other, must
pc completely wired in conduit. except
when in the opinion of the Commission
er OF BUILDINGS, other methods may prove
as saie. rms applies to temporary as
STANDARD Weather-proof cutout boxes
ana cabinets must be used when The
lane are exposed to. the weather, such
vani5ed sheet metal. Cabinets. cutout
boxes and fittings must be provided with
threaded connections for the reception
Of the conduit which enters them. juno
lion ooSes must be gasketed and made
Tater,tlght with a conduit arranged for
N0NN AAaso oAlA DNot4Allk0 VA
not be approved for conduit work when
they are exposed to the weather.
6c4 Leads from the advertising displays
vertlslng display. through either stand
ara metal conduit and armored cable
1 1r one 6so more Shtandard non-combustible,
edvertlslng displays must be calculated
for a capacity Of, the total connected
for each receptacle. Exterior advertis.
ing olSplays may be connected to in
terror lighting circuits. when the total
sixty (66O) watts and in no case. how
ever may an advertising display be con-
n r,Sa to 2 show window circuit. Out
trolled by accessible switches. which shall
ent on entirely all wires to the adver-
Using display; All metal electric ad-
vertlSlllg, displays must be thoroughly
pl s5E55STFFo ION ?; That Sections g-4o1 10
Part Four Of Section sos of General
Ordinance No. 12l. 1925. be and they
are hereby. repealed.
SECTION 3. All ordinance or parts of
ordnance in. conflict herewith are here
SECTION 4. This ordinance shall be
IN fun force and effect from and after
us passage and approval by the Mayor
sna 7 que oE PubI1cation as by law required.
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. SIS.
l Henry @; Goett. CLERK Of the City
o. indianapolis. Indiana, do hereby GER
full true and complete copv ST General
ordnance No. II, 1881; that said or
Sdlnanee was passed BY the Common
1881 and was signed and approved by
the Mayor on the 9th dav CT February.
1881, and now remains on file and on
Witness my hand and the official seal
Of me CIV OF indianapolis. Indiana.
'h FsT. IN day OF MM vNS 1891
CITY Clerk
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Room for Rent With Board

DELAWARE, N. 2O55-Attractive front
n. meals opt, privileges, car. bus. "a.
3046.
NOWLAND AVE. 37l4-Two nice old
ladies to room and board.
nAKTAKTn 1Ioo. DFoo1-r f,-ra;-I-o5 -.
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Lots for Sale
Suburban for Sale
Real Estate Wanted
Real Estate for Exchange

WANTED-Grain farm, from owner; mod
ern bungalow. part payment. II. 1893.
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Death Notices

CRAFT. HARRY-Age 50 years, passed
away Wednesday at his residence. 1901
East Pail Greek drive. services Saturday,
4 .. m. at THE FLANNER e. BUCH-
AEAN MORTUARY. Burial Crown Hill.
JACUPs. MAMMIE Eld1LY-BeIoved wife
Of William Jacups. mother Of Joseph.
Henry Poliouinn: daughter OF John S.
Oliver. departed his life Tuesday. March
3. age So wears. Funeral Friday. March
6. at the residence. 305S Lancaster St, at
2 D.. m. Burial Grown Hill cemetery.
Friends invited. Funeral under the ct-
rection OF MOORE & KIRK. Bowling
Green XVI papers please Dopy.l
MERSCHAT. RAYMOND B-Beloved hus-
band OF Mary z. Merschat, father Of Will
liam, John. Franci and Raymond Jr.,
died at his residence. ei4 n. Bradley Ave.
Wednesday afternoon. Funeral Saturday,
Little Flower church. Burial Holy Cross
eemtery. Friends invited. KIRBY-DNN
SERVICE.
MEYERS. MRS: LMLIAN-Age "A years,
widow OF the late Charles Meyers sister
man, passed away Wednesday, $3.50
a. m. Funeral services Friday, 2 p. m.
at THE FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Friends invited.
MOCK. MRS. MARTHA ELLEN-Age 30
and RAY Mock of Indianapolis. Jerry Of
Farmer. S. D.: Clarence OF Bell. Cal. and
Mrs. Ada Dickerson of North Kenova,
o., and Charles Mock of GAINESVILLE, o.,
passed away March 5. Friends NAV call
at residence Of Daughter. Anna T. Mock.
4l9 w. Goth st. Funeral and burial al
oGlCoNAlAt. ~.
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REMY. HARRISON & REMY. 9. r.
Remy. D. Harrison, VIM. II. Remy,
r. 7. 9isson. 526-32 G. TW. Lii. 1851
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MUSICAL Instruments

SLIGHTLY used Bush &c Gerts Grand; I'M
usual; repossessed: real opportunity for
some one: low terms. Viking MUSIC
co. 40 E.. Ohio St.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plan in
town; free lessons. LORENZ SAX
Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900.
STARR-Upright. mahogany case: S35;
me condition. Viking MUSIC co,
40 E. Ohio st.
PIANO-BaldWin. Upright. Al Condition:
reas. Mrs. Edward TAYLOR. Ia. 480O.
MOUNTAINEERING. upright: only SIS;
CANDY practice piano. Viking MUSIC
co. 100 E. Ohio st.
REGENT-Mahogany, upright; only S35.
Viking MUSIC CO.. 120 E.. Ohio st.
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ROBERT L. MENDENHALL
205 Indiana Trust Bldg. RI. 1875.
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Barter and Swap

FOR horse. and wagon. double harness.
chickens, or What have you2 8 Tube Elec-
trio. nearly new radio. 9x12 Wall Tent,
used once. 2 folding canvas cots and 2
burner gasoline camp stove. $500 North
Chester Ave. Oh. 1919.
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ROCKFORD &c ROCKFORD
Lawyers
1918 Meyer-Kiser Blk Bldg. II. T79l
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Automobiles for Sale

1929 SGoqPE; very
extra good tires; price s2s5; easy terms
PAW lnsA Nirrlnia Aua NJ aent
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Death Notices

ALFRED. MRS. MARY ALMA-Beloved
mother OF Alexander Garrison, and Ed
ward B. Alfred and Mary Mildred Rea-
man; passed away Thursday morning.
services Saturday. ? p. m. -Fanner &
Buchsnan Mortuary. Friends invited.
Burial Crown Hill.
BUTLER. NORMAN FREDERTCK-Beloved
little son Of Lavelle' and Mable Msckey
Butler of Bridgeport, Ind. and grandson
OF. Oscar and Flora Butler. 2202 Roose-
velt Ave. departed this life Tuesday,
March 3. age Is months. Funeral Fri
Qay. March s. at the MOORE g. KIRK
FUNERAL HOME. $3.50 Station ST., 10
a. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends
CALLAHAN. MRS. EMMA-Beloved mother
OF Mrs. Andy Donlan, Charles and Joseph
Canahan, Mrs. joseph Huber and Harry
Miller OF this city: Mrs. Edward Malady.
Chicago. died at her residence. BIS Parkey
Ave-, Wednesday morning. Funeral Fri
cav. March g. p. m. at the home. of
Mrs. Donlan. $500 Hill st. Burial Crown
Hin cemetery. Friends invited. KIRBY
DIM SERVICE.
HAYES. JOHN T.-Age 50, 1915 N. Cap
ito. ave. beloved husband OF Mona HAYES
and father OF Georgia n Hayes. brother
OF Lawrence and William Hayes OF Indi-
anapoiS, Joseph Hayes and Mrs. A. p.
smith, Mrs. James Duffy Of Dunkirk,
passed away at ST. Vincent's hospital.
tuesday. March ;, 6.S5 p. m. Services
a. SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Fri
day,2 g. m. Friends invited. Friends
may eah at the home any time Thursday.
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Machinery and Tools

CHEAP
Full automatic electric air compressor.
Call
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
3525 Z. Wash. st. II. ISL
FARM-Al tractor. pillow and disk. good as
new. reaS. IA 345a
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JOHN +. EEGELKE
1911 Meyer-Kiser Blk. Bldg. RI. 7l6l
DON r.. FRENCH. 427-2s Lemcke
Bldg. II. 6527: Res, Oh. 395l-W.-
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Household Goods

ICE BOXES
Take advantage Of our discount sale.
Many ice boxes at big reductions.
POLAR ICE AND FUEL
1905 E. Washington St.
1000 Northwestern avenue.
LARGE wall cabinet. SIS: large buffet,
dining I'm. table. mahogany, S35. ma
hogany hall tree. hand carved. large mir
ror, 81; marble top tables and chairs,
cheap. 2902 n. Pennsylvania St.
MACHINES. porJaoie electric
singer and other makes as low as S35.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1875 W.
washington st. Ri. 9718.
GAS STOvES-FurnlIure. pianos. ewing
machines. refrigerators: all in good con-
livery free. l27 W. Georgia St.
MAKE your own dresses. Buy Singer sew
ing machines as low as $40. Singer Sew
ing Machine CO., 1888 Va. Ave. DR.. 2474.
SALE on 45-lb. cotton mattresses. formally
sold for Sl2. rs; now at $3.50; no delivery.
624 e. Wash. st. Ii. 1864.
ITALIAN DINING RM., carved. beautiful
PED room, living room, rugs. occasional
tables. odd dresser, sac. 2428 N. Meridian.
EASY. WASHER-A-1 CONDITION; 500. so.
WALNUT bedrm. suite and springs, SIS;
simmons bed & springs. So. HUI. 1922.
REFRIGERATOR-2OO lbs. suitable for
restaurant or grocery; bargain. Ia. 1869.
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JOSEPH BELCHER
524 Y. Of y. Bldg. ri. sos, II. 5l79.
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SELDEN BLUMENFELD
General State and Federal Practice
729 circle Tower. Lincoln 1914.
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APPLENIAN g. MARK
; Union Trust Bldg. Ri. 4388.
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1a INDIANAPOLIS WzAMm
LEGAL DIRECTORY

CHARLES ALCON
1t8 American Central Lie. II. 1878.
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BINGHAM g. BINGHAM
Lawyers
Si4-iS Circle Tower. IT. ITO b 1927
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Automobiles Wanted
Auto Supplies and Repairs

SAVE 500 ON n JOB
Complete motor overhaul everything
furnished: IS. s18; es. s23; IS, S36.
lined. S4 to S11. Valves ground. $3.50 to
ST.. Clutch rebuilt. SIS sto $3.50. Rods
and mains frightened. 81 to So. Two big
shops. Everything guaranteed. Drive in
or phone Indiana State Auto School
South and Alabama. Ri. 0648.
JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON Gown
repair or make new tops and curtains for
vour car 202 Kentucky Ave
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BERRYHILL 81 BERRYHILL
604 Fletcher Trust Bldg. IL 5000.
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WILLIAM a. BOYCE JR.
70l-1 Peoples Bank Bldg. II. 1888.
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Business Opportunities

GOOD MONEYMAKER-12-room duplex: 2
baths: close to school and churches; real
bargain; good terms. He. 5115. Owner.
ILL, N. 431. Apt. 1-6-rm. apt: walking
dis; all rms. rented. Ii. 1874, afternoons.
NEIGHBORHOOD wants bakery or res
taurant in new storeroom. Hu. 3271.
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JAMES A. COLLINS
12I5-l7 Circle Tower. IL. 8l83.
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Wanted to Rent

Business Places for Rent
STOREROOM and fixtures: factory dis
trict: very cheap rent. BE. 1924.
BRICK GARAGE-38x4O. oil E. 10Th ST.
HE. 2427.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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CHAS. M CLARK. 3OI Indiana
Trust Bldg. IL. 1864; IR. 0950-R,
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FORD dump truck. 1924 new tsrrs msf
z. 2lss-
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Ray GLEN
us state Life Bldg. ri. $3.50.
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EDWARD DOYLE
BIS Board OF Trade Bldg. ii. 8681.
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Apartments for Rent

II. 3458. He. 1857. RI. 1871.
ARROW AVE. 1858 rooms. heat. light.
gas furn.: $50. Adults only. Oh. $3.50.
BLAINE. 1317-Mod. 5-rm. apt: steam
heat. wat. fur: garage; reas. Wa. 0407-J.
COLLEGE. I640-3-room front apt. heat.
water. light. S25: adults only. He. 3069.
HIGHLAND DR., 55SILoYely firm. apt;
wonderful surroundings. Call Ia. 0642.
MANCHESTER. $50 N. PENN.
Bedroom apartment: Frigidaire: all
utilities; from $40 to $3.50. Ii. 1881.
NEW JERSEY, n. 522-Lovely 2. 4 and s.
I'm. apis: strictly mod: reas. Ri. 7934.
nth, W. 42-NiceIv decorated kitchenette
ant: heat. HIGHT. gas. water and ice fur.
So. SO. Apply Apt. !. THE GRANT.
vOLLRATH APT. ll8 e. PALMER.
Three mod. rms: convenient: reasonable.
PATRICIA APIS.
Reduced. F~rigiosire: util fur. d. 259i-M.
N. E. Corner Wash. and Riley: 5-room
modern apt. Inquire 81 n. Riley IT.. 1868.
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Instructions
Special Notices


DETECTIvES-Private. CONFIDENTIAL.
SOS Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1864: eve. HUI. 31o7.
DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. COATS
MADE AND REMODELED. RI. 1929.
LEGAL Service Bureau: might help you.
203 Holiday bldg. 241 =. Ohio.
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Rug Cleane
Painting and Papering

9x12 DOMESTIC rug cleaned. $1.75. CHIEF
RUG CLEANING co. Hu. 1882.
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FRED l.. DRAPER
st3 Hume-Mansu Bldg. ~. 2IZ2.
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Business Announcements

FEATHERs-Bought. sold n renovated.
feather mattresses. pillows made to order.
E. P Burke. 43l-433 Mass. Ave. RI. 669l
BATH ROOM-Complete. $50; plumbing &
heating tnstalled: reasonable. Ia. 4057.
HARDWOOD-Floors made to look new.
Avoid spring rushl STEELE. Ia. 2137.
YOUR furnace repairs. roofing AND paint
ing for less. See me last. Ha. 2947.
ROOF-Chimney and Gutter repairing.
plaster patching. Oh. ,7l12-W. Z
GEN. REPAIRING-ReaI sewer man: leaky
roofs, cutters. furn. coils. Eve. Oh. 2283-J.
Insurance
AUBREY D. PORTER
1920 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 4548.
Insurance is an asset.
STONE. STAFFORD & STONE
$40 Consolidated Bldg.
L. 1451.
WALTER C.. EAVES
1901 Inland Bank Bldg.
Lincoln 1927.
Rug Cleaners
9x12 DOMESTIC rug cleaned. Sits. CHIEF
RUG CLEANING co. HUI. 1882.
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CHARLES MENDENHALL
IA Aetna Trust Bldg. Ri. 1895.
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NDERTAKERS
ITCUU e. TTTTTC

George Grinsteiner
Funeral director. 522 E. Market.
Rflev 5374
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". F.. ELLIOTT.
sos Fidelity Trust Bldg. Ii. 3535
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WILLIAM T. QUILLAN. 427-2s
Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 4647. Oh. 6055-W.
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ESSEX COACH. 1880; like new; 8
-~ tires. sid mounting: in won
derful condition. See this one Terms
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
I66s-65 s. Meridian. DR.. 474s.
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HARRY q. RAIIANO
sos Meyer-Kiser Blk, Bldg. RI. $500.
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OSCAR l.. POND
1903 People Blk. Bldg. II. 1928.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

80 ACRES-Near Winamac: 40 acres Nor
gan county. for city rentals. Oh. 3574-M.
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KETCHiKAN TO PLAY INTERIOR
 5 FOR H0N0RS
Accepts Fairbanks Chal- lenge for Alaska Bas-
 ketball Title

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, March 8 Fresh from a three-game tri- umph over the Douglas High School quintet and winning the Southeast Alaska championship, the Ketchi- kan high school basketball team has accepted a challenge from Fairbanks.
 The team will leave here on the steamer Yukon next Monday and battle in the interior for the ter ritory- wide title.
 The local high school team has not been defeated this season.
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E. PESTRIK0FF PASSES AWAY
 TO WESTWARD

SEWARD Alaska, March B. Efka Pestrikoff, aged 78 years, born on Kodiak Island, is dead as the result of heart failure.
 Pestrikoff was probably the most widely known Russian on the west ward Alaska coast.
 It is believed he served on more coroner's inquests and in Com missioner's courts as interpreter CT juror than any other Alaskan.
 Pestrikoff leaves considerable property and large family.
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WOMAN
 Lost 47 Lbs, In 3 Months and Feels Years Younger

q have been taking Kruschen Salts for nearly months. l have continued taking one teaspoonful ln warm water every morning. l then weighed PIT pounds, was always bothered with pains in my back and lower part of abdomen and sides.
 Now I am glad to say am well woman, feel much stronger. years younger and my weight is ITO pounds. I do not only feel better but I look better, so all my friends say
 T shall never be without Kru- schen Salts, will never cease taking my daily dose and more than glad to highly recommend it for the great good that is in it." Mrs. S. A. Solomon, New Bern, N. C., Jan. 1930." "P. s. You may think I am exaggerating by writing such long letter but truly I feel so indebted to you for putting out such won- derful salts that cannot say enough"
 A bottle of Kruschen Salts that lasts 4 weeks costs but 85 cents at Juneau Drug Co. or Butler -Mauro Drug Co., and druggists the world over. Take one half teaspoon in a glass of hot water every morning before breakfast.
 I Attention to diet will help-cut out pastry and fatty meats go light on potatoes, butter, cream and sugar-the Kruscnen way is the safe way to lose fat. Try one bot tie and if not joyfully satisfied
 money back. adv
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was always happy to cooperate Wltn the Juneau Chamber in matters having to do with the welfare of Alaska.
 Anchorage Superintendent
 Superintendent Chris Edmunds of the Anchorage district compliment ed the Juneau Chamber on it's large and representative membership, as likewise did Mechanical Superin- tendent John Coats, whose head quarters are at Chitina.
 Superintendent R. J. Shepard of the Chitina district is in the city, but was unavoidably absent from the luncheon.
 Superintendent Carl Lottsfeldt, of the Kuskokwim and Ross Kin ney of Nome, are in their respec- tive districts. They were highly praised for their ability and effi- cicncy by Major Elliott.
 Territorial Senator Charles Ben- jamin of Wrangen and Representa- tive Harry Donnelly, of Iditarod were the only legislators present Each complimented Juneau on her business and industrial stability and her evident prosperity.
 Communications are Read Communication were read by Secretary Walmsley from tn Chambers of Commerce at Seattle and Tacoma, asking for indorse- ment of resolutions recently passed by them urging appointment o! an international monetary com mission to devise methods for stab' ilizing and increasing the use O. silver. The communications wer' referred to the mining and milling committee and suitable resolutions along the lines of action taken b. Seattle and Tacoma will be sub mitted at an early meeting of th' Juneau chamber.
 Secretary Walmsley read letter , from several salmon canning com panies expressing intention to com ply with the Chambers reques that they give preference to Alas ka workers in hiring labor for op
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WHOLE PROVINCE LIT UP

| CLIENT, Belgium-Eastern Fland- CTS is the first of nine Belgian Provinces to have all of its cities villages and halnlets electrified The last village, Leifferingen, was too poor to pay for the installa- tion so the utility company die the work gratis.
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BRIDGES WINS
 NONSTOP RACE
Dogs Mush Over 200-Mile Course, Part of Which
 Is Snowless
Associated Press Photo

THE PAS, Manitoba, March D. Earl Brydges, of Cranberry Port age, Manitoba, won the 200 mile nonstop The Pas Dog Derby in 26 hours 30 minutes and 20 sec onds.
 Much of the course was over snowless trail.
 Shorty Russick of Flin Flon Manitoba, was second, 16 minutes behind Brydges.
 Emil St. Goddard, of The Pas favorite in the Derby, was third He was picked to win because o1 his sweep in lesser derbies in the east.
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erations during the approaching season.
 The secretary reported the receipt in the past week of 30 letters of inquiry all of which were answered T. B. Setzer, until recently of Shelton, Wash, was introduced by President Council as new mem- Der of the Chamber. MT. Setzer has come to Juneau to engage in busi- ness.
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LeRoy Shine, student manager of Alabamas ba sket b all team, Shines" brightly on the hardwood, and track
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ALASKA ROAD WORKERS MEET
 BUSINESS MEN
Few Legislators Atten q Weekly Lunch h con of
 Chamber of Commerce

Continued from Page One)
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George Duncan of Fairbanks re- gently completed fast of B days. He ate nothing and limited his drinking to hot water, of which he partook of two gallons daily. He lost IT pounds, but says he feels as strong as before the fast He purpose in making the fast was to cure stomach trouble.
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Old papers at the Empire office.
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was always happy to cooperate with the Juneau Chamber in matters having to do with the welfare oi Alaska.
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IS IN FIRST
 MONEY, GOLF
Clarence Clark Wins Cen tral Florida Open
 Tournament

ORLANDO, Florida, March B. Clarence Clark of New Jersey gets first money in the Central Open Golf tournament with scores of 67 and 76. He also broke the course record with four under par with 76.
 Wlater Hagen, unattached, and John O'Connor, of New York, tied for second place with a total of 148.
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Q Richard Olsen, mine blacksmith at Hyder, left a few weeks ago for Siberian gold fields. He has been employed by the Soviet Gov ernment as instructor in drill sharpening and mine blacksmith ing.
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CHARLES MILLER
 BEATS FILIPINO

SEATTLE, March 5.-Charlie Mill Ter of San Francisco, a feather weight, last night outpointed Joe Calder, Filipino, in six round bout.
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Harry Forbes, once ba nt a m- weight contender, dabbles in real e1tate in Chicago He saved the money earned in the ring.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-06-13
DAUGHTER OF FORMER
 ALASKAN Is FIFE QUEEN

Miss Joyce Lee Henderson, Ju- neau girl born and reared there, captured the honors over all other competitors in Burlingame, Calif., and was later crowned May queen by Mayor c. A. Buck, of the Cal ifornia city, reports the Empire.
 Miss Henderson is the daughter of the former Commissioner of Education Lester D. Henderson, who removde to the southern city a few years ago. MT. Henderson and family plan to visit Juneau this summer.
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ENvIED BY SPORTSMEN

Assistant District Attorney Geo. Folta and Federal Judge Justin w. Harding, Juneau nimrods, have added to their prestige as big game hunters and also aroused the envy of local sportsmen by add ing five more bear scalps to their already large list of genus ursus arctos. While hunting on Chicha- gof Island, near Tenakee Inlet and F'reshwater Bay, they bagged five beauties and saw 21 others, while on the trip, according to Stroller's Weekly.