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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-15
KING TO LOSE WHILE
MAKE MAKES LOVE
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Aug. Is. -
Primo Carnera, world heavyweight
champion, will arrive in Hollywood
Aug. 20 to demonstrate his fistic
ability before a movie camera in a
fight with Make Baer, a leading
challenger.
The Italian signed contract to
make a picture in which Baer is
scheduled to do the hero's fighting
while making love to Lupe Velez,
the Mexican "firecracker.
Studio officials said Camera didn't
like the idea Of losing" to Baer. but
his feelings were assuaged by the
promise to let him win" in one YER
sion for foreign consumption.
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Miss Jacobs
DOns Shorts

BIZ United Press
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. IS
Miss Helen Jacobs of Berkeley, Cal,
is so determined to retain her ma
tional singles title that she wore
shorts at the opening play today in
the womens championships at the
West Side Tennis Club. Her mother,
who is in California, approved by
telephone.
Miss Jacobs was opposed TO Eunice
Dean of San Antonio, and her
townswoman, Mrs. Helen Wills
Moody, seeking her eighth national
title. faced DR.. Esther Bartosh of
California.
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AND BYRD
MATCHED FOR BOUT

Bob Wilhelm. winner in one of
last weeks main events at South
Meridian street arena, has been
matched with Floyd Byrd. Ken
lucky grappler. on Friday nights
card. The other feature bou
planned will be a return match be-
tween Roy Allen and Scotty VIII
liams. These men wrestled to a
draw here two weeks ago.
Walter Hickman, Indianapolis. has
been matched with Harry Burris of
Anderson in a third bout. Five
bouts will be offered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-15

hrSt baSeman con-
nected with his
thirty fifth home
run of the season.
giving him a lead
Of nine homerS
over his nearest
rival, Babe Ruth
of the YankS.
Although FOxx
has slight chance
of equalling his
own amazing 1882
total of ffty-eiglht
homerS just two
less than Babe
r nth S all-tine
record - his lead
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dates. For games address T. Baldwin. 5Is
indiana avenue
Willard a. C.s won from 7 A. NJ. AS
Emerson Cox. 525 North keystone avenue
or phone Riley Ills after s D. m. and ask
Indianapolis Bleaching nine won from
forty-sixth Street Merchants Sunday. 7
10 Donnelley striking out fifteen.
preachers want game for next Satur-
CAV Z. NJ. BIS take notice. Write B. ID
samples, 1925 West New York street. Ted
hse.Snseigrave is requested TO get in touch
. Highland A. C.s beat South Side Cubs
70 ., and Midway Flyers, to 8. A, C's
NIL play at Maplewood Saddle Club next
SUNDAY. Manager is asked 10 verify game
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Major Leaders
LEADING BATTERs
JeLLyfsh Kiss
By United Press

By United Press
nOVER, England. Aug. Is
II Charles (Zimmy) libel
man, legless American SWIM
mer. abandoned an attempt TO
swim the English channel early
today. Zibelman lost his legs
in a street car accident. He
has made reputation in Eng
land as distance swimmer. He
entered the water at 1880 p. m.
Monday.
This was Zibelman's second
channel attempt. Last year he
gave up after eighteen hours.
Today's attempt was aban-
doned after ten hours fifty
minutes.
Zibelman said he was stung
on the lip by a jellyfish after
he had been swimming an hour.
The channel was choppy and
there was a strong southwest
wind. He had made eight
miles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-15
Harness World Turns
Eyes on Rich Classic
Little Goshen NJ r. Is Packed for $4,000 Hambetonian
Trot Wednesday; Brown Derby May Be Final
Favorite; $4,000 Crowd Expected
BY HENRY MLEMORE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

GOSHEN, Y spectacular
brothers PAGERS
climax
N.
The will be watched peop-as
for the Kentucky appreciate you
first have gathering large
city the drop village
Of fewer than 5000 citizens and
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BOWLING MEETING

Washington Bowling League will
meet Friday at 7:3O p. m. at the
Illinois alleys Any team wishing
to roll in this loop is requested to
have representatives present.
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Golf Scores

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Aug. IS
Following were the early fnishers
today in the second round Of eight
cen holes in the state amateur golf
tourney at Chain o. Lakes course.
with Monday scores and total for
two days listed
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NET ACES AT NEWPORT

By United Press
NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. l5.-Held
back day by rain, eighty-two Of
the best men tennis players in the
United States and England opened
play today in the annual Newport
Casino tennis tournament, with six
teen of the first ranking seventeen
Americans competing.
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Bassett Shoots 70 and
Tops State Golf Field
Defending Champ Best of Early Qualifying FnisherS at
South Bend With 147; Drops 25-Putt During
Round Title Play Wednesday.
BY DICK MILLER
Times stan Writer

SOUTH 81 champion in
golf under Chain course
of
Of
nine
1896
dropped twenty ivefoo for birdie
taapfhh Ola
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Monday Fight Results

AT JERSEY crTY-cocoa Kid 1877. New
Haven. Conn. defeated Young Firpo i40
Penns Grove. ". !. I0i: Buckv Trayior
l2s. Baltimore. defeated Dick O'Leary. 1873
Cleveland. ll0l.
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS. " Y..-Baby
Joe Cans ii6. Los Angeles defeated Jackie
Alare. l52. New York CITY. li0l: Willie
Klein, i55: GERMANY, won from Herman
Reigal. iS4 New YORK CITY 49,
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Seeks ScuIIing Title

lied PHELPS, England's great
l. sculaer shown here, will meet
Bobby Pearce Of Australia at Van
couver Sept. in three-mile race
for the world sculling title. A
5000 purse awaits the winner.
Neither ever has been beaten.
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JOINS GIANTS ELEVEN
By Cnited Press

BIZ z NfTfu FFttf
NEW YORK. Aug. IS. - John
Kitzmiller. Flying Dutchman" of
Oregon football teams, will rejoin
the New York Giants grid team this
autumn. Kitzmiller was coach at
the university Of Oregon last year.
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By Times Special

bU IIWcS Special
ST. PAUL, Aug. 15.-The Indians
OF Red Killefer invaded Lexington
park today to begin a series with
Emmett McCann's Saints and third
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BY JACK CUDDY
United Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-James
Emory Foxx. home run king of 1882,
has an excellent chance of retaining
his title this season in addition to
carrying off most of the American
Leagues batting laurels.
While establishing a new Amer
lean League record of nine runs
batted in during one game Monday.
the Philadelphia Athletics smuggling
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seems sufficient TO prevent Ruth
from overtaking him during the re-
naming games of the season. In
addition Foxx now tops the Amer
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SPADES METERS WIN

Spades tennis team won five out
of six singles matches and both
doubles from the Ellenbeiger squad
in inter-park net competition at
Ellenberger courts.
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But Goshen is prepared. The
twenty five-room hotel has been
freshly painted. a traffic cop has
been stationed on Main street near
the city hall, the Erie railroad has
consented to stop its train for the
one day. The runners of Illicit
spirits. as they call applejack up
there, are working in relays.
Six Are Standouts
AS for the Hambletonian itself,
our operatives report that the race
is wide open and that six OF the
twelve trotters which are expected
to go TO the post, look like the goods.
Brown Derby, a snappy stepping
bay colt, owned by the Lyle Broth
ers of Plainfield, N. j., is likely to
be the final favorite. Brown Derby
ran away with the American stake
No. l at Rockingham recently. and
the American No. was rated as the
dress rehearsal for the Hamble-
tonian.
Other Favorites
Mary Reynolds, owned by w. N.
Reynolds. the big tobacco man, is
another entry due for heavy back
ing.
Other favorites are King Ben,
trained by the wizard of harness
horsedom, Walter Oong Shot Cox;
Atlantic Volo, Prince Hall, Hollywood
Portia. Calumet Donald, piloted by
Will Cation, who drove for the car
of Russia before the revolution, and
Spencer McElWvn.
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Drexel Cubs downed Montcalm Specials
II to 2 A return game will be played
Aug. 20. Games are wanted with fast
teams for Sept. 3 ana 10. Write Garland
ST. Pats and Y. NJ. s mines split a dou-
hie-header SUNDAY at Garfield before
the winners. Burkett was on the mound
for the losers. ST. Pats took the second
eh IN mound BATHS plee ST. psts Won a50s In
the seventh when they broke a 3 TO 3
tie and scored Two runs. Price got two
outstanding for the losers Hoffman. Saul
terS and Peele starred for ST. Pats both
at bat and in the field.
Oak Hill Flashes will play a double
header at Bridgeport SUNDAY; Aug; 20. first
game at 1870 D. m. All Flashes PLAYERS be
Team viii practice this evening and Thurs
day at Spades park.
Indianapolis volunteers. a newlv-organ-
lied club. defeated Century Biscuit nine
SATURDAY.. s to 5. in six innings. Harvey
homer with two men on base for the win
Oiso-M
Bargersyille Merchants defeated Kokomo
Swans at BarGersyille: 8 TO S. Merchants
will play Dsnyilie BROWNS GYMS at Ipanyilie
Vie ns'sq next A' SUNDAY day Merchants want
road game for Labor day Write Eddie
Vervck. BargerSville. Ind.
Errors cost the Hope Merchants the
game with Indianapolis Stuck Coal nine
at Hope Sunday. The score was to 5.
Oak Hill Flashes OF Indianapolis will play
at Hope next Sunday. Merchants want
home games in September. Write Lloyd
Shepherd Hope. Ind.
louisville defeated Baby Lincolns Sun
day Z 10 5. Next Sunday the West Side
chevrolets Of Indianapolis will be met.
Lefty Bell and Warner will form the
Zionsville battery and Reynolds and
Chandler are expected 10 perform for the
Chevrolets.
Greencastle Red Birds were defeated by
Spencer Korn Parchies Sunday. 3 to O..
Lefty Bayh OF Spencer allowed only four
hits while Albright OF the Red Birds gave
I'D only eight but received poor support.
Red Birds want game for Sunday 10 be
PLAYED al Greencastle with a fast uni
formed team on 1910 basis. Call crav-
tween IL and II O'Clock Wednesday or
Thursday.
Forty-Sixth Street Merchants viii meet
Dacy A. c. Specials Sunday at Beuaire
diamond. A good pitcher and inhelder are
wanted. Cali Hu. eo37 OF write Jack Rich.
422i Ralston avenue.
Indianapolis Recorders defeated Seymour
Reds IN a close game. TO 5. Taylor OF
the Recorders won the contest in the last
inning with a home run over the left-held
fence. Next Sunday the Recorders will
r.ay At Bloomfield. Sept. 3 and are open
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MONDAY WRESTLING

AT PASADENA Cal.-Vic chrIstrv
2Qi. drew with George Hagen 205. Pete
Shoe threw Ad Herman: Cecil McGill threw
Tommy Reed. Mike Strelich. drew with
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c.. A. Young LAFAYETTE ..... gi- ss-i-q
Jess MoSsler Broadmoor .. lO3- i03-20s
II. Flanagan. Charlottesville S. ss-i73
judd Leighton. South Bend. 64- 2-i66
II. Carver South Bend ..... So liz
DR.. II. l.. Cooper South Bend 30 al l63
DR.. {. II. McCaSkcy. Highland IS s4-i6g
@. A. Bruggeman. Fl. Wayne rs 82-i5T
Or. l. J Quinlan. South Bend s. 86-i74
W. II. Atterbury. Evansville. So 66-l6g
DR.. E. Blackburn. Solfh Bend OIL gi-!B2
II q. Veneman. Lafayette .... % g0-i82
Dr.. c. NJ Sennett. South Bend 81 a3-iBO
Kenneth Hoy. South Grove. 80 88-iTT
H. L. Bootz Evansville . 81 sq-iT6
r.. II. Rhodehamel. NJ. Hills So 36-i6D
ID. +. Stone. Riverside ... 95-Withdrev
DR.. X. T. Knode. South Bend OIL 92-is3
Bennett Bobbitt. Kokomo go. 81 90-i74
Herbert Hitz, South Bend -. IS 92-iTT
Bill Erie. Riverside ........ 81 7s-ie2
John Reilly. Riverside .... a. s3-i6s
Charles Harrell. Bloomington IS 7B-l63
N. J. Ziegler. South Bend -. 90 gO-i82
S. o. Harrel. Bloomington. ..li0-i00-2iO
P. II. Brewer. W. Lafayette. .lO2-ilO-2i2
Frank Shields Meridian HIS 81 1892
Ransbcrger. South Bend ~ IS s2-i67
Tony Human. Terre Haute :. 81 s3-i6f
Bobby Resener. Kokomo. 800. 81 7a-i6O
Bernie Lehman. Broadmoor. . 81 s7-i74
r. l.. Stevens Evansville $50. s5- s5-i70
william Bassett. Hammond =. IL 76-l47
BOD Hamilton, Evansville .... 81 83-is4
Keith Young. West Lafayette IT 7s-i5S
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News and Gossip of Semi-Pro, Amateur Ball Clubs

West Side Chevrolets lost TO Lebanon
sunday. TO 2. Heath struck out twelve
ana the Chevies also made three errors
Davis OF tae losers connected for a home
run. Thursday the Chevies will play at
Perry stadium and next Sunday at lions
VIE. The Chevies will plav a return en-
gagement at Lebanon Sept 3. All players
report at Perry stadium by 1880 D. m.
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Indianapolis White Sox won from T. A.
NJ, AS on Mickleyville diamond Sunday.
ing nine SUNDAY Aug 20 at Longacre
field. Game viii start at D. m.
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day will be paired in the champion
ship fight and the remainder Of the
field will be lined up in flights OF
SixteenS.
Two Rounds Wednesday
First and second round matches,
eighteen holes each, will be played
Wednesday, with quarter-finals,
semi finals and finals on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday all thirty-six
hole battles.
Late in the afternoon Monday,
the tourney received surprise on
the difficult, tricky course when
Kenneth Young, La Porte youngster,
tied Bassett for the first day qualify
ing medal honors by battling the
many hazards to fire II, which IS
even par. Young was awarded the
Gimbel prize medal for best mental
attitude in the 1880 state high school
basketball championship tourney.
Kenny never played in a state
golf championship before and he
just rounded the 21-year mark re-
Gently, which made him eligible for
the event.
IS by Bruggeman Monday
There was only one score in the
low 70s besides the two Ills and that
was held by Tony Bruggeman of Fit.
Wayne, who fired rs early Monday.
Bruggeman was state junior cham
pion several years ago.
The only other score of merit
meant nothing in the championship
as Billy Hall Jr. of Michigan City,
who fired rs, did it merely as
partner for his father in the Father
and Son match. It enabled them to
win. however, as DR.. w. A. Hall Sr..
had 80 and that gave them a total
of 158. ten strokes better than G.. A.
Young and his son Keith. who had
81 and n, respectively. for 168.
Young Hall is under 81 and in
eligible to compete in the champion
ship event as he was not one Of the
five who won their way up in the
recent junior championship.
We believe it will take 1853 or bet
ter to get in, principally because
there were thirty-six scores of 30 or
better turned in Monday. TIE play
ers have found the tough spots and
were more cautious today.
Other 20 Shooters
The boys who shot in the 7Os
Monday. besides the three leaders
mentioned. were: Keith Young
West Lafayette: Harry Elmore,
South Bend; DR.. c. NJ. Fish. South
Bend; Mike Moore, South Bend,
and Johnny Simpson, Washington,
all II.
Freeman P Davis. Highland; La
Mar Campbell. South Bend; Ray
Robertson, Highland; Dick Taylor,
West Lafayette, and Max Buell.,
Highland, all 70, and Bobby Dale,
Riverside; Sam Mellott, South Bend
and Bud Williamson, Fl. Wayne,
all 10.
Bobby Dale. state junior cham
pion, was the only one OF the five
junior players eligible. who broke 30.
Bill Reed Jr., Highland, took 30; Bob
Hamilton, Evansville, junior tourna-
ment medalist, 81: Harold Brewer.
West Lafayette. runner-up. 81, and
Walter Knoll, South Bend, 81.
40 Left in Action
The field in the state tournament
reached a total of l44 entries, two Of
which were Withdrawals without &C
ton One who failed to turn in a
card and Halls ineligibility cut the
field TO 40 as they carried on to-
day.
The two ex-champions in the
field, Johnny Simpson and Bobby
Resener, were both in fine positions
to qualify Johnny Simpson had II.
Monday, while Resener had 81. Phil
Talbot, runner-up the last two years.
had trouble in the traps and took 81
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= Calendar .
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS az s.. Paul.
Louisville az Minneapolis
Columbus az Milwaukee Two EameS'.
Toledo az Kansas CITY night.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New YORK az 81 Louis.
Boston at Detroit
Washington az Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA 81 Cleveland
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at New York tplayed pre-
viouslyl.
Chicago az Boston
St Louis az Philadelphia.
Only games scheduled.
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Midway FLYERS desire a game for Sun
day. Lebanon. Whitestown. Genn's VAL
lev and Avon take notice. Write d. Pers-
son. 1874 Draper street. or call Drexel
l472-R
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Drexel Cubs downed Montcalm Specials
II TO 2. A return game will be PLAYED
Aug. 20. Games are wanted with fast
teams for Sept. and 10. Write Garland
Robbins. r. r. T. S. D.
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1t appeared that BaSsett's score
would stand up throughout the day.
as the low medal count. Second
among the early finishers was Keith
Young OF West Lafayette. who
cracked out a 70. which. added TO
his II of Monday, gave him 1855
Third in the early rankings was
G. A. Bruggeman of Fl. Wayne.
who added an 80 today to his rs
Monday for a total Of Isl.
Roccett'c cards.
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The thirty-two low qualiflers to-
day will be paired in the champion
ship fight and the remainder OF the
field will be lined up in flights OF
Sixteens.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New YORK al Philadelphia. rain.
ICnlw nnA rama anha6uiad
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Indianapolis Recorders defeated Seymour
the Recorders won the contest in the last
inning with home run over the left-neId
fence. Next Sunday the Recorders will
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Forty-Sixth Street Merchants viii meet
Dady A. c. Specials Sunday az Beliaire
diamond. A good pitcher and infeider are
wanted Can Hu. s0s7. OF write Jack Rich.
1921 Ralston avenue
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-11-24
- PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS

A band of 75 recalcitrant con victs in the state penitentiary at Philadelphia fired prison buildings and destroyed valuable machinery. Riot guns and fire hose drove them back to their cells.
 Bachelor employees of the muni- cipality of Frankfort-on-M Main, Ger many, have been ordered to choose mates and get married or lose their jobs.
 American Legion posts in New Mexico have had their charters sus- pended, following an investigation of charges that legionnaires in that state permitted the organization to become involved in partisan politics
 President Roosevelt called on the nations bankers to cash checks at par for more than 100000 public works employees who receive three weeks pay Saturday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-11-24
POWDER HOUSE IS MOVED
 TO NORTH ADDITION

Construction work on the new powder house in the north townsite commenced Thursday morning. It is located at the end of the spur road which was completed several weeks ago, and which is to be used as the approach to the new garbage dump. The powder house is situated within twenty feet of the high tide mark in order to afford easy access to boats a swell as cars. It is built of wood and corrugated iron and is much smaller than the old building. Nussbaumer has the contract Har- ry Olsen, w. Lucas and Paul Blink ley are doing the work
 A petition bearing signatures of some fifteen or twenty residents of the district, setting forth their ob- iections to the proposed location of he powder house, was mailed to the land office in Anchorage this week.
 Apparently there is no Territorial statute governing the matter. The old powder house, which was built before there was road to the ceme- tery, proved to be in an awkward position when the survey was made, but it was allowed to stand until the U. S. Forestry Department and he Bureau of Public Roads demand ed its removal this summer.
 The Campbell Brothers. who own ed the powder house, declared that they were willing to stand the ex- pense of removal providing the Town of Wrangeli would designate the place to build new one Mem bers of the Council, together with officials of the Forestry department and the Bureau of Public Roads, de- cided on the North Addition.
 The old powder house, which was built of stone, was torn down last week, and the work of lower ing the grade and strengthening the road at this point is now under way. The work of 'demolishing the building required numerous blasts of powder.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-11-24
SENTENCED FOR
 VIOLATING GAME LAWS

Two Filipinos, Carl Fortuna and Estanislao Saison. who were recent ly arrested in Ketchikan for illicit possession of firearms and violating the Alaska game laws, were hailed before U. S. Commissioner E. c. Austin. Saison was sentenced to go days in Jail; Fortuna was fined $500 and the fine remitted.
 During the trial of the two men it was brought out that they killed a deer after the season had closed last week, but. did not bring the meat to town. Officers quoted the men as saying that 1t was ''too heavy" and that they would have to carry it too far to their row boat, so merely took the heart and liver, leaving the carcass where it dropped.
 The suspended sentence was giv~ en to Fortuna, it was explained, because he is the father of three children and his wife is expecting a fourth child in February.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1933-11-24
Natives Want Test
 Of Destitute Act

In their budget for the years 1883 and 1884 the Grand Camp of the Alaska Native Brotherhood makes provision for a fund to be spent in testing the validity of the Territor- ial laws which govern expenditures for the destitute.
 The Brotherhood claims that un- der a ruling of the Territorial laws which govern expenditures for the destitute.
 The Brotherhood claims that un- der a ruling of the Territorial Board, Alaska Indians "who are otherwise provided for by the Fed eral Government" are not eligible to receive aid from Territorial funds. Amendment to previous acts were made by Representative Kehoe, of Ketchikan. the Brotherhood charges, which disqualified the Alaska In- dians.
 The Brotherhood announces that when it's executive committee IS ready to act, they will bring test case in the District Court, and endeavor to tie up all Territorial destitute and pension funds.