davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02
SMRTEL'NE NESTASTIE Ma
RIEKE HANDLOVKE.

Pri Prievidzi (Nitr.) stale sa
vzrusuj1ce nest astie. ktore 81 Wy
ziadalo tri Pudske zivoty. Me
kol ko robotnikov viezla sa ma po-
voze domov. Kocis 81 dhcel skra-
tit cestu a chcel prebrodit' cez
rieku Handlovku, ktora je cd po-
dazd 'ov slime rozvodne-
ma. Ked' sa povoz dostal napro-
sired rieky, zrazu sa prihnala sill
ma krltnava, ktora povoz prevr-
hla vsetci, ktori sedeli vo voze,
spadli do vody. kociS a dvaja ro-
botnici len najvacsou namahou
dostali sa ma breh. Traja robotnl-
ci Sa utopili PRIV. nez i'm mohla
byt poskytnuta pomoc. Dve mrt-
voly utopenych robotnikov vylo-
viii, tretiu mrtvolu vsak este ne
nasli. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02
70 starej vlasti
iZpravy preosane z krajovych
casopisov.)
SMUTNY OsUD C.-SL. LEGIO-
MARROW.
Kapitan francuzskych legii obesil
sa hladu, rusky legionar zobre
a test sa ma dobu, ked dostane
vergel'.

Praha, |. dec. - ,.POlcdni list "
priniesol senzacnn zpravu: Rus
Ky legionar, 2mr2aGcnl "a sluv-
nych bojov, tulakom bcz domo-
va, pod ktorym ohlavcnim piSe :
Cltatel naSho caSopiSu Hodoni-
ma, A. F., nam sdel,je:
t1tal som V tIchto lnoch 0 ira
gickej smrti kapitHna franciiz-
skych l@gil, NGmca, ktorl od hla-
du biedy obesil >a V Prahc. Do
vollm 81 k tejto zpravr uvic>t
prlpad, tlkajnci >a tirz jcdnoho
ruskeho legionara.
ked som sd V pOdveGcr |. no.
vembra vracal Z hrobitova. zaSta-
vii ma clovek biedne odenl, tra-
snci sa od zimy a prosil almuz-
nu. V prvej chvili som sa donnie
val, re ide obyGajntho ,,tulaka"
a odbyl som no 20 haliermi. Len
mimochodem SpItaI som >a o,
F., l1de ide. a tn on sdel'uje Ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02

Niem -. je to t'azke, y i ked'
som legionar, nemozem sa nikde
zachytit ba ami nocI'ahu kol 'ko
razy nikto nechce dat.
Focal som pochybovat' o pray
divosti jeho SLOW a tn on, ably ma
presvedcil, vytiahol 10 zanadria
kozenu taSku a podal mi nej list,
oyerenv ministerstvom Narodnej
obranv,z ktor6ho som >a k svojmQ
ildivu docital. ze dotycny >a me-
nnje Martin Hostin>kI Lanzho-
ia Il Breclavy a ze Slnzii 10.
streleckGho pluku rusllEch legil.
Vyprdval mi, jc mvalidom -
ma Pavn ruku, ktoril NAL Wac ra-
~ prestrelen1. A preto re je tai
Sci prace neschopn[ a micsto pre-
neiakn pracu l'ahSiu zc ncm0z"
dostat', preto re nevie dobre ci-
tat a pisat'. Vravcl, re sa test. re
0 rok bude mat pat 'dcSiat rokov
a TAX budc vraj smiet chodit' s
kolovratkom (vergl'om)
Nuz, toto ie odplata naroda =
svnovi - ktorl bojoval "a jrho
sIobolu. NiG viac 81 neZaSluzi, len
ako vyhnancc chodit' od dedlny
do dediny s prosbou o kll~ok chile
ba. Ct ncnajdc Sa nikto, kto by
tomuto a jemu podobnIm chuda-
l1om. ktori Sa vlast' za>luzili,
dal aspon ten najhorsl cas- XII
sok miesta, kde by sd mohol 70
hriat' a svoje bicdou zmorent -
telo posilnit' Ci pre- taktho chu-
daka je skutocne len vergel = a
pre- tych tam hore skvele platene
miesta ? Musi to byt' hnoja V re-
publike, ked' nielen slovenskl, ale
i ceskf legionari takto trpia!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02
40 NOVYCH VODOVODOV MA
SLOVENSKU.

Stavieb novych vodovodov {.
S. r. cd roku 1927 neustale pri-
buda, GO je svedectvo uvedome-
MIA 81 praktickej dolezitosti tych-
to potrebnych stavieb hygieni-
ckych.
Okrem hlavnych miest nasich
zemf bolo v Cechach obcami finan
covanych ITS vodovodov a ma ict
vystavbu bolo vynalozenych Gel
kom BAT ,497 600 Kcs. Vsetky tie
to vodovodne prace sn alebo Ia
pocate, alebo budu prevedene maj
neskorsie budncim rokom. Ma Mo-
rave V Sliezsku sa prave stavia,
alebo bude prevedenych 81 vodo-
vodov nakladom 129,272,000 K6s
a ma Slovensku bude v rokoch
1931-1932 sriadenych 40 vodo-
vodov nakladom 55,464 900 kcs.
z tychto penazitych eiastok ma
byt' ' uvedenej dobe, podl'a ma
sich informacii, prestavenych K
22o, 100000 Cechach, 97,2oo,ooo
Kcs ma Morave v Sliezsku a
33, 100000 Kcs ma Slovensku. Ma
Podkarpatskej Rusi budu vybu-
dovane len 2 vyznaenejsie vodo-
vody, a to Uzhorode a v Muka-
ceve, ma ktore je preliminovanych
po 100000 Kcs. Uzhorodsky
ma byt' hotovy ma buddci rok,
mukacevsky do roku 1882.
Y celej repubike bude teda '
uvedenych dvoch rokoch sriade-
ne celkom 304 novych vodovodov,
nakladom 552,213,OO0 Kcs, 2 kto.
rel sunny bude vyuzite 370, ,0O0, ,000
Kcs.
8 ~ + &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02
1890 BoL DOBRYM ROK0M
PRE- FEDERAL
Ustav urobil velky pokrok vzdor
t'azkyym obchodnym pomerom.

Vyrocna zprava The Federal
Savings and Loan Co., ktora Je
podana tomto casopise, je zvla-
stneho vyznamu a zaujmu, ked re
je to zprava z nasho 30. vyrocia
a vykazuje pokrok tohto hstavu
v roku vel'keho obchodneho po-
klesu.
Obchodny pokles v 1880 NAL
vel'mi nepatrny dcinok ma OBJ
chod THE FEDERAL. Nase "a
robky 1880 boly temer tie Iste,
ako inych rokoch dolozili sme
$72, 10000 ku Prebytkovej Zakia-
dine. ktora teraz obnasa H
$57o,Ooo.OO.
Je zaujimave, ze THE FEDE-
RAIL prilozila z jej zarobkov ku
Prebytkovej Zakladine "a po-
slednych pat rokov obnos ro'ha-
jdci sa vyse 100 percentom jej
vplateneho kapitalu. My SINE tiez
ustanovili zvlastnu interesovl re-
zervu v obnose $lOO,0O0.0O k u
rovnaniu akychkol'vek vykyvoV
v kolektovani svojich interesov.
Tento neobycajny zdarny re-
kord Dol dosiahnuty konzervativ-
nym a hospodarnym spravovan'm
opatrnym vyberom dobrych pr
vo-mortgicovych poziciek ma ne.
pohnutel'nosti k vylucnemu inve'
stovaniu nasich zakladin.
My nepoziciavame ma dcastiny
bondy, osobn6 noty alebo inc tsk
zvane zabezpeky.
My povolavame takych vklada'
tel'ov, ktori 81 ziadajd absddtnt
bezpeene ulozenie svojich dspol
a zvysnych penazi ma 5t2 percen
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02
oDcHoD VYZNAMNEH0 PRA
cOvNfKA 20 SPISA.

Zaciatkom decembra prevezme
y Ezdegu pri Bratislaye faru INA
nv spissky narodny pracovnlk a
nublicista farar Anton Pessek,
ktor5 al dosial' 1cinkoval v Spls-
skei Sobote. Jeho odchod lutuJe
Siroka spisska verejnost', ktora 81
vazila jeho seri6znost a objek-
tivnost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02
UROkOV, pripocitovanvch pol
rocne. "s
HARRY II. GEITGEY,
predseda.
ROZHLASOVANIE LUCKY
STRIKE TANCOVEJ
ORCHEsTRY

Ci ste kedy videli vel XII or
chestru pripravovat' sa k radio
konctrtu? Ak ste, vasa myself 81
hne' predstavi skupinu potiacich
sa muzov, ktortch niekol hi sn
indiferentni, ini zaujati, podra
ich povahy, a skakajiIceho dzeka
ma platforme.
Ale ak ste videli zkiisku Lucky
Strike Tancovej Orchestry, to
mate nej celkom inc predstavy.
Tu mate sllupinu hotovh k emu,
S vystkanymi rukavmi. co Wac
mozeme povedat'? Nielen re je to
najvacSia tancova orchestra roZ-
hlasova, ale pozostava skoro ilpl-
ne 20 solistov. Len medzi husll-
stami je sedem viac alebo mencj
chyrnych orchestralnych vodcov,
hrajncich st'astne vovedne. Andy
Sanella Ross German, na prl-
klad. ich mnozstvOm struno-
vych a mosadznych nastrojov, Sc
dia medzi spoluhratmi bez zNIa-
stneho oslnenia ich hlav.
Pritomne pomocny konduktor
pride ma javisko. Hudobnici Wy
baluj1 svoje blyskavt strieborne
a blate nastroje. Dvere sa Otvo-
ria, pride vel'ky muz ticho ale
rychle do popredia. Stane 81 ma
platformu a stoji chvil'u, caka-
j1c ma utisenie. NiekoPko krat-
kyeh SLOW ktisok strana V kni-
zkach je najdena. Pravt rameno,
$ palickou, sa zodvihne. a potion,
k podivu, palicku polozi ma stolik.
B. A. Folfe vedie hru S najvyraz-
nejsim palcom New Yorku. Ten
sa kyva hore i dolu, V pravo
l'avo, dnu navon a styridsat'p;i
najfajnejsich hudobnikov ma Sve'
te dycha rovnako.
Piesen Happy Days Are Here
Again., radiovy ,,znak" Lucky
Strike, ide do vzduchu, konciaca
sa hlasovym refrainom. Potion So
owe hlas oznamovateFa, Ed
Thorgensona, tisto slime, GOOD
Evening, my friends. Zacina Ss
hodina hubby k vasej zabave da
ma vyrabatel'mi Lucky Strike CT
gariet - robenych z najfaJnej
sfch dohanov. - Kazdy zna, II
horueost' cisti tax i ,,toastova
nie' odstranuje skodne snclaStky
ktort zapricinuju drazdenie hrdl'
kasl'anie. - Luckies sn vzdy
| laskave k vasmu hrdlu.'
Hudobnici stoja ked' hrajn. J'
ich hre cosi vojensktho, lde tt
taktm tempom. Romantic ma
| stroje id1 ma predok zahraJ'
par not do ucha mikrofonu.
Hudobnici kracaju ku mikro
fonu S vojenskou pruznost on, 0
tocia sa a id1 nazad ma svoje mie
| sto. Me je to nahoda, re Luck!
| Strike orchestra ma najplamen
nejsi rytmus radiu. Jedenast
zvlastnych pripravovaterov 3e
| praci stale. George w. Hill, pred
seda American Tobacco Compan,
;e ma kazdej zkdske. A mad vset
kym tym, dycha dusa toho tiche
| no, dostojneho, ale nesmierne by
! streho muza pri riaditel 'skom sto
liku. Jemu mic neujde, on odmen
| kazdeho muza rovnako, jeho iva
ga rozsvieti radostpe mad kazdo'
vybornou hrou. Ma konci pred
stavenia, obrati sa k hudobnlkoI
. povie i'm: ,,Dakujem vam vel
mi, priatelia'', ako ticho prlsle
tax sa B. A. Rolfe vyklzne ce
duplovane dvere do chodby. A
ie Lucky Strike orchestra ME ak
| ina v celom radio svete, tn je za
iste prieina. Usilovna praca, ne
rozdelena pozornost', vynlkaJue
talent a dplna kooperacia, to j
.L. +a+o nrchastra nOZOStaVS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02

Stefan Krcm6ry po piSomnej di-
sertacii a nalezitych dstnych ri
gor6zach dejfn literat,iry ma
Karlovej univerzite V Prahe Dol
promovany "a doktora filozofie
20. novembra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02
SLOVJACI PRED MIKRO-
F0NOM.


pracu pri nataeani gramofono-
vych dosak koSiciach. Takato
praca nesie. so sebou rozlicne "a
ujimavosti, rozmanitost' a znac-
nej miere i zabavu.
Spolocnost' Victor zast1pend p.
riaditel 'om Desfoldesom Cam
den, n. j. B. Marsikom Brati-
slavy, peclive pripravila material
po vychodoslovenskych (predtym
ma zapade) dedinach ked' do
Kosic doSly t'azkt aparaty, mali
sme veci pripravene tax, re den
po dni striedali sa V provizornom
atelieri spevaci so vsetkych stran.
Sam pozorne som 81 vsimal ce-
leho postupu, vyberal som pre- vo-
skove dosky najsvojraznejsie spe-
Wy. upravoval som slozenic piesnl
dbal toho, ably predecessor ne
tratily ma svojej originalite.
Nam, ktori SINE poznali techni-
ku prace zdalo sa zabavnym, ked'
sa spevaci cudovali, pocujhc 4
malej masinky vychodit' vlastnH
hlas a Spev. Dalo nam prace. nez
sme zvedavych l'udi utisili pre-
svedcili. ze tom MET babonar
stva.
Natocilo sa vyse stopat' 'deslat
vychodoslovenskych piesni. TAX
usudzujem, vec vyznamna je z
dvojakej priciny. Predovsetkym
nasi krajania Amerike majh prl-
lezitost' pri spomienkach ma do
NOV pocut' hlas svojich bllzkych,
mono pribuznych (Siroke, Vi
cez, Krivjany, Giraltovce, Zupca-
ny atd'.) co len mysli vratit'
sa domov. Tdha po vlasti je vzdy
vel'ka. Cim d'alej byva od nej
clovek, tFm viac po nej tlzl.
Krajania, ktori 81 prezrn soznam
novych dosak spoloenosti Victor,
naidu iste daco, 90 ich sblizi ne
iednym rekordom a radi siahnu
po nom.
ia vsak nemyslim len ma zaba-
WI. Natocenim tol'kych peSni slo-
yenskemu l'udu ostane vzacna pa
miatka 0 tom, ako hovorili sple-
vail l'udia ma vychodnom Sloven-
sku v teraisich casoch. Ma neje-
dnu piesen l'udia zabudnd. A ne
bolo by stopy, keby sa nezacho-
valy tieto poklady nasho fudov"-
no umenia.
Nuz nielen nam, ale al narodu
bud1cim pokoleniam ostane CO.
81 hodnotneho a preto spolocnostl
Victor srdecna vd'aka "a kazdy
gros, ktory vlozila do slovenskeJ
piesne.
Kosice. 1880.
A. Pridavok,
tajomnik Sovenskej Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02
Drobne ohlasky
DOM DO RENTU

/ 4-izbovy a / 3-izboyI, Rent
vel'mi Milky. Malej rodine. Metre
ba zavdavok. Ak sa rozumiete.
mozete dostat' robotu ako troh
drawer. Telefonujte 30I3T. II r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02
v L'UBOVNI BUDE GYM
NAHUM.

Statna meStianska skola L'u-
bovni, lltora bola vybudovana ma
kladom 100000 KGs, bude podl a
vSetkeho premenena ma nizsie
gymnazium.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-02
ZAKLADAJUCE sHRoMAZDE-
ME Z1vNosTENsKEJ RADY.

Krajinsky iirad svolava zakla-
daji1ce Shromazdenie Zivnosten
skej Radv pre- SlovenSko. ktort
bude V Bratislave. Na shromaz-
deni bude predsedat viceprezi1
dent Oszagh.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-18
YUKON ARRIVES
 WIT H BIC LIST OF PASSENGERS
Round Trippers Enjoy Fine Weather on Trip Up-
 30 for Juneau

The steamer Yukon Capt. H. An derson, arrived from Seattle and wayports at noon today with a ca pacity passenger list, 20 of which were for Juneau. They are as fol- lows
 From Seattle-George Baggen, D. L. Crawford and Mrs. Craw- ford, w A. Eaton, R. E. Henning, Sigrid Johnson, G w. Nostrand, Doris Oeander, O. M Olson and Mrs. Olson, Viola Ott, Mrs. Bessie Rowe, H. A. Sabin, MT. and Mrs. Peter Schmitz, Elsie Schmitz, L. C. Smaby, Susie White.
 From Ketchikan-Mrs. Valeta Kayatt, Miss c. Halverson, Joe Chapek, Willie Thomas, Mrs. Bert Miller, Laura M. Hudson, A. C.. Thompson, E. F. Zuern.
 From Wrangell-John H. Clau- son, H. D. Campbell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-18
ROGERS BRINGS | 116 STUDENTS
 ON U. CRUISE
Pupils from Many States Attend Classes S in a
 Floating College

Don't ask us what we think of Alaska, because we've run out of superlatives."
 This reply from a student who is seeing the Territory from the deck of the Admiral Rogers, under special charter to the University of Oregon, may be accepted as a criterion of what most of the pas sengers thought upon their arri- val at Juneau last night.
 This is the third annual cruise of the floating college, under the direction of W. G. Beattie, of the University of Oregon. MT. and Mrs. Beattie were greeted by many friends at the dock, and later, as the students thronged the curio store on Front Street. MT. Beattie is somewhat of an oldtimer in Alaska, having had charge of the work of the Bureau of Education in Southeast Alaska.
 Floating University"
 Visitors aboard the Rogers last night were struck with amazementi upon passing the observation room up forward, for the entire compart- ment has been transformed into a classroom, with blackboards and maps on all sides.
 There are 116 passengers on the cruise, many of them from eastern. and southern states,e but Pacific coast students predominate. Cal ifornia is represented by 49. and Oregon by 40
 We hold classes every day when we are not in port" Mir Beattie said. Our faculty is com posed of some of the most disting- uished scholars in America. Dr. Alexander Goldenweiser has the chair of Anthropology, Dr. E. A.. Packard teaches geology. MT. An drew Vincent is instructor in art
 To Visit MendenhaIl
 After touching at Ketchikan, WIdllScA, TCJSI ISUulS dilQ hdhSs the Rogers arrived in Juneau at 10:45 o'clock Monday night As the boat is under special charter, ], no passengers boarded the ship at these ports Exception was made in the case of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Kirberger, of Rake, who were given +a J,paait
 Due to the late arrival of the ship here, the trip to Mendenhall Glacier had to be deferred until the return of the Rogers in Friday. Arrangements have been completed for cars and the trip will be made in the daytime, MT. Beattie said.
 Sailing from Juneau at midnight, the Rogers was scheduled to remain in Skagway long enough for the passengers to make the rail trip over White Pass to Lake Bennett From Skagway the Rogers will con- tinue the voyage via the triangle route to Sitka and return.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-18
14 PASSENGERS SAIL TODAY ON
 PRINCE HENRY
Canadian National Steam ship Sails for Vancou-
 yer Early This AM,

Fourteen passengers boarded the Canadian National steamer Prince Henry, Capt. Harry Neddon and Purser Jack Crawford, here last night for Seattle and Vancouver. The steamship arrived from Skag- way at midnight and sailed for Vancouver at l am. today.
 Passe ngers leaving Juneau were: for Vancouver, Mrs. w. S. Timmons, Mrs A. A. Pare; for Seattle, Mrs. Joe Short, Mrs. Ella Krueger, Billy Krueger, Miss Ma tilda Thordorson, Mrs. M A. Cool baugh, Mrs. E. L. Knapp, Mrs. J. P. Williams and two sons, Dean and Donald, H. s. Judd, Miss Mary J. Anderson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-18
yEsT-POCKET MIKE"

Relief for radio suf- ferers is promised in an invention recently exhibited here, which is intended to do away with micro phone panic. It consists of a vest pocket mike" which is so small that the speaker is not aware of it's presence. It fits into the speak er's pocket and catches the vibra- tions from his chest. Only the high notes are caught from the air. The vest pocket mike" will be used at numerous public gath- erings in Denver during the next few weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-18
ALEUTIAN HAS BIG LIST OF
 PASSENGERS
Exc dus of Cannery En- ployees Crowds West
 ward Steamer

The steamer Aleutian arrived from Seward and other westward ports at 5 o'clock this morning with capacity passenger list, in- cluding 36 round trippers. The following passengers disembarked at Juneau:
 Sam Boudrye and Mrs. Boudrye, Charles Boudrye, Louise Boillin, Anne Boillin, Clause Brunes, Mrs. H. B. Crewson, Charles A. Dev- lin, Mrs. James R. Crawford, Wm. Flannery, E. Gmeinar, MT. and Mrs. Harry Hill, Jack Irving, L. J. Jewett and Mrs. Jewett, James Johnstone, c. Larson, Howard Lefty, Mary Nevitt, James Swan, Jr., Mary Swan, Mrs. J. T. Swan, Mrs Francis Taylor. Barret Taylor, Wm Worm, Malcolm Wilson and Mrs. Wilson.
 Passengers boarding the Aleutian here were;
 For Ketchikan-R. E. Wilson, R. B. Oxrider, Fred Wales, MT. and Mrs R. D. Baker
 For Seattle-C G. Sullivan, K John Malvern, Oscar Hawn, Mrs. Goldoff.
 The Aleutian sailed south at 9 o'clock this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-18
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORGHBOUND

INOkfE . Princess Charlotte in port. ( Prince Rupert due Aug. 20, q evening. ( . Ncrco due Aug. g forenoon. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS | Prince Rupert scheduled to sail | . from Vancouver Aug. IT at ( 8 pm. | Norco scheduled to sail from ( Q Seattle Aug. IT at g pm. ( . Alameda is scheduled to sail [ from Seattle August 18 at { g pm. . Princess Louise will sail from ( Vancouver Aug. 19, g pm. { . Prince Henry will sail from . Vancouver Aug 20, evening. ( Queen scheduled to sail from | Seattle Aug. 20 at 10 am. [ . Aleutian from Seattle g am. [ Aug. g. . Princess Alice to sail from ( Vancouver Aug. 26. pm. . SOUTRBOUND SAILINGS ( . Admiral Watson due south q bound about August 19 . . Admiral Rogers due south . bound early August 26. . Dorothy Alexander due south . . bound August P. LOCAL sAILINGS Estebeth leaves every Thursday . . night at pm. for Sitka and . wayports. . Pacific leaves every Thurs . day at 10 am. for Peters 2 burg. Rake. and way ports. . . 2 c
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-18
BRANT ARRIVES FROM
 SOUTH EARLY TODAY

The Brant, Capt. E. L. Hunter, United States Bureau of Fisheries flagship, returned to port today aft CT trip to Seattle. It arrived at 8 am. and was due to have sailed for the south at 4:30 pm
 It will have aboard Congressman Robert G. Simmons and family, and Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, R. w. Dunlap and his daughter. The party will stop at Anan Greek and spend a few hours at Ketchi- kan, proceeding direct from the the latter port to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-18
MEN USING SCENT
 BUT LIKE IT MILD

WASHINGTON-M are using the mild" powders and toilet wat CTS, leading department store re- ports.
 A certain brand which is not cloyingly sweet finds many mas culine patrons. They purchase tal- cum powder, scented soap and toilet water.
 Women sometimes buy the same brand for their husbands that they do for themselves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-08-18
} COMING HERE ON
 PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.

On the steamship Princess Char lotte. which is due to arrive in Ju- neau tIis evening from Vancou- yer. B. C., three passengers are booked for this city. They are MT and Mrs. A. Van Mavern and Richard McGinnis.
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FIND LASTING PAPERS

wASHINGTONATests by the bureau of standards in studying the preservation of written and printed records indicate that there are papers made both from rag and wood fibers suitable for any re- quired degree of permanence, pro- vided the papers are stored under favorable conditions.
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NoRCo LEAVES SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug 18.-The motorship Norco sailed for Juneau and wayports at nine o'clock last night with two passengers for Ju- neau: MT. and Mrs. H. F. liar grave.
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WASHINGTON. = Raw cabbage is rated by the bureau of home economies as ranking with orange juice and tomatoes as one of the richest sources of vitamin c, the antiscorbutic vitamin.
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H. A. Sabin Chief Truck Driver of the Juneau Fire Department, re- turned home today after brief trip to Seattle and Portland
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LOST AND FUUND

LOST - Spare tire and rim for
 Ford car Probably on Willough- by Ave. Reward. Telephone 2323.
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For fallen arches or aching feet see DIR. BENTON, GOLDSTEIN BUILDING. -adv.
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TONEEOME-JO1N Onio's largest correspondence club. Members ev- r anywhere. 150 ladies names, ad- dresses and descriptions $1.00. fladies 50c) Give age and occu- patton with remittance. J. E. Donald, Box 825, Dayton, Ohio.
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PIANOS, Radios. sewing Machines,
 Photographs. Expert Piano Iun- 7 ing. Radio and pnouograph re-
 nairing. Anderson's Music Shoppe.
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PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., Aug. 18.-Halibut receipts in Prince Ru- pert yesterday totaled 220, 1000 pounds. American fish brought 6.9 and 2 cents. and Canadian fish 5.1 and 2 cents.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Eight horsepower gas engine, cheap. Enquire Alstrom's News Stand.
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HALIBUT PRICES

SEATTLE, Aug. 18-Two hun dred and twenty-three thousand pounds of halibut were received in Seattle yesterday. The fish sold for T < cents a pound, first grade, and 4 cents a pound, second grade.
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FOR cGregor and Gard ner high grade Ships Chrono- meter. See it at Juneau Paint Store.
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FIRE ALARM CALLS

 Ia Third and Franklin. IA Frcnt and Franklin. 1-5 Front, near Ferry Way. 1-6 Front, near Gross. Apts. 1-7 Front, opp. City Wharf. 1-8 Front, near Saw Mill. 1-9 Front at A. J. Office. 2-1 Willoughby at Totem Gro-
 cery.
 2-3 willoughby, opp. Cash Coles
 Barn. 2-4 Front and Seward. 2-5 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fifth and Seward. 2-9 Fire Hall. 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn Way. 3-4 Second and Gold. 3-5 Fourth and Harris. 3-6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and East. 3-8 Seventh and Gold. 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. Al Ninth. back of power house. Az Calhoun. opp. Seaview Apts. 4-3 Distin Ave, and Indian Sts. AS Ninth and Calhoun. 4-6 Seventh and Main. AT Twelfth, B. P. R. garage. 4-9 Home Grocery. 5-1 Seater Tract. s@k
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TIDES TOMORROW

High tide, 4:5O am, TAT feet. Low tide, 10:44 am., 20 feet.
 High tide, 4:57 pm, 169 feet. Low tide, 11:39 pm, or feet.
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SAFETY INSURANCE, be SAFE:
 Equip your car with Pathfinder ! Glare Shields. See J. w. Wood
 ford, Agent.
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FOR SALE-Thor Health Motor
 and Electric Washer, cheap. Phone 2553.
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STENOGRAPHER (Male) wishes position, mechanical experience, references, P. 0. Box 661 City.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE carry large stocks of auto mobile motors and automobile parts at low prices. Ballard Bridge Auto Wrecking Co., Inc, 1451 Leary Way. Seattle, Wash.
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CLASSIFIED
 ADS [s2ES$#E5z.) ES5#5zs)
FOR FGH KENT

FOR RENT-Four room furnished house near Wireless Station. Call 67 after pm.
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COOL puslness proposition to right
 party. Box 952. Juneau, Alaska.