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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-19
Oil Has Been Discovered

right 12H per of all the oil found under his land
and to get ready money he turned per cent ROY
Atty DEED to the Landowners Royalty Company,
telling to sell it and raise the money.
South Of the tract is the PetX and Ohio-Sunburst-
Sockmen producers north and west the OhioSunburst
group of producers than two miles the Pot
latch producer-and the whole tract in the
the OhiOBaker and MdNorthern wells the largest
the field
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-19

tempt to locate a pool believed to
exist in the district southeast Of
the famous Queen City pool Prev
ious tests we're apparently on the
wrong side Of the pool. This we'll is
logging high, having shown no wa
ter.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-19
hub IL MICHIGAN

A letter from Waller +. Britain,
assistant to the director Of Amer1-
can Petroleum Industries commit
&c At New York, gives the news
that ". ]. Hubert, formerly Of
Great Falls, 1s IN the east, con-
templatfng doing something in
Michigan.
La opinión., 1935-09-01

del juego, de la speculation y de las
l~oterias esta mas %acentuada que nun
ca, y como comienzan a advertir-
sc los primeros sintomas de una nue.
va era de prosperidad anglosajona,
los accionistas del Casino So niegan
a aceptar tales explicaciones de Ia de-
cadencia y del predestinado eclipse
de Monte Carlo.
La verdad es que no solo Monte
Carlo, sino toda la Riviera, Sc halla
al borde de la bancarrota. f INK J..
Gould, uno de los hijos de Jay Gould
sc do por satisfecho con las perdidas
que lie ocasionaron sus negocios de
juego en- ell Palacio del Mediterraneo,
que ACADIA de a%bandonar para salvar
(Sigue en- la pdg. 15)
La opinión., 1935-09-01

primera vez en- su historic. Els la
segunda vez que Sc omiten los divi-
dendos-la primera fue en- 1882, de-
Dido a los gastos de modernizacion
del establecimiento -desde que en-
1866 los hermanos Blanc abrieron los
"salones", y la situacion actual ha
%provocado v~erdadera desolacion en- la
Riviera.
Respecto de los motives de esa si-
~tuaci6n, pueden ofrecerse muchfsi-
mas ~razones, la mejor de las cuales
probablemente consiste en- que ell gus
to del publico ha e~volucionad). y la
de que Sc ha vuelto mas escaso ell
dinero de los que GUSTAV de d~eiarse
desplumar ante ell tapete verde.
Pero como por otra parte la fiebre
La opinión., 1935-09-01

lance, 10 que puede considerarse CO.
mo su propia sentencia de muerte.
Durante ell ano fiscal que termino ell
81 de MARIO de 1885, los ingresos ne
tos de Monte Carlo fueron dc...a
$395,000, 10 cual representa- un des-
censo enorme respecto de las ganan-
cias de sus dfas de prosperidad. Como
resultado de 10 exiguo de esas ganan
cias, los accionistas, en- su mayor par
tie miembros de la aristocracia fran
cesa y polfticos y negociantes de Pa
ris, recibieron la mala nueva de que
no habria dividendo.
Mas adn, un competente analisis de
csc balance demostr6 que Monte Car
10 ha estado funcionando con perdi-
da durante los dos dltimos amos, por
La opinión., 1935-09-01
Por FLYNN O'MORRISEY

Isl, senoras y caballeros, esa es la
verdad: Monte Carlo esta agonizan-
do! Su fin Sc halla muy pr6AImo. Fl
dia menos pensado circulara la mott
cha de su defuncion. De hecho, la
casa de juego de mayor renombre en-
eli mundo, tiene sus dias contados.
Cuando hablamos de Monte Carlo,
nos referimos naturalmente a la So
cledad An6nima de Banos de Mar Y
de los Extranjeros, a la concession del
juego, al Casino del P%rincipado de
Monaco. Hace pocos dias, eaa So
ciedad publico, EN- forma de an ba-
PAGINA 4
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GLASSWARE Chinaware: ali occasions
HOOSIER CHINA CO.. 2l3 z. Wash.
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% Unfinished Houses

-COLORED-3 rooms: cozy: comforta BILE
Go see 44o Cora-st.
sll-Water paid; Bell 942-4S: nicely deco
rated: clean 6-room double. Near Tech
2O-BROADWAY. 1915 rooms. modern,
redecorated; nice yard, garage. RI-4717
20-CARROLLTON-Av 2641 modern =
room double; good condition garage.
s22.5O;. 26TH-sT, E. 3424-4-room;- sound
proof wall; shower; garage. TA-6415.
ARLINGTON. N &c tIrvingtonl -Bunga-
IR-50s3 IR-o309 Evenings.
BROOKSIDE-AV. 2121-7 rooms, semi-mod-
ern. good condition; water paid; sl3.
DR-7740
DELAWARE. 2409-ll N-Thoroughly mod
ernized double: rooms. bath, furnace,
pantry; garage. s25. 1000 Lemcke Bldg.
GRACELAND. s452-4-room semi-modern
upper; Sl2; water paid. TA-l844
IRVINGTON-s3O -MoGern 6-room dou-
BE: choice location. 1927 University. IR-
4l19
LEXINGTON 1908 rooms and bath:
modern; newly decorated; SIS; adults
MICHIGAN. E. 52s-6-room double near
Tech. Sl250. Water paid. RI-7242.
E. MINNESOTA-Singles. rooms. repa-
$40 DRUGGIST. Villa. E Minnesota
NORTHWESTERN. 37Os-6 rms. mod.
dbl. gar, water pd.; s22 so
PERSHING. 7l9 N-Ss McLain-pl. 80.
rms. So. Roache. 1143. 6 rms. sl25o.
water pd. RITES
$40 n. Rural
s-room modern lia-story home in good
condition; garage: only S22.50 Gail
FRAZEE LI-23lS
sl2- SINGLE. 1912 N Tacoma: rooms.
water PAID. LI-il93. Electricity gas
SHERMAN DIR. s. 206-Good Groom
modern double. garage: large yard only
$500
LI-756l. c c. GROVE. "A virginia-av.
UNION-ST. 924-e-room modern: garage;
$3.50: water paid. RI-5534. TA-4105
VILLAIN I52-5-room. semi-modern
double. garage; $40; water paid. RI-34l5
WINTHROP 3744-Bungalow: attractive: 5
large rooms, 2-csr garage $50. HU-2947.
( 30TH-ST. 536 E.-3 bedroom. clean. mod
ern. single. near schools. $40. DR-4564.
5STH. $40 E-6-room ultra modern home.
social room. Pear garage. HU-2364.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
sW APPS

EQUITY in acres 3-room house; good
orchard we'll and barn Sell or trade
70 Rive STOCK EDWARD OLIPHANr,
= mile east Of s Meridian-st. on Dandy
Trail DR-7744-R-3.
l8-FOOT inboard motor boat. for good
used motorcycle SATTER'S SERVICE
STATION Morgantown. Ind.
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home al
lows you cheaper price. Cash or? DR.
5543.
GOOD 2-pn stewart" truck. with 14ft.
platform: trade for light passenger car.
or what have YOU? DR-740o.
sWAP-Tap dancing. for furniture. lum-
Der or Wallboard. CH-7979.
BEST prices for used lumber. sash doors.
bath fixtures. etc LI-3069
WANT FURNACE-Swap cash for good
furnace; must be reasonable. LI-480o
MILK COW for car or cash. KAY WILL
LIAMS. Candy. R. r. l, evenings.
-'ONTIAC COUPE for SIS cash or equity
in Ford Roadster. CH-1390.
TO IRADERS-If YOU can not nno
what you desire in the ads in this
column, call the Swap Counter RI-5551
and we will attempt to arrange trace
for you from Swaps advertisements pie
viouslY published There IL no charge
for this service
TIMES WANT ADS nak1 Interesting read
ing because interesting bargains OF MANY
kinds are listed here daily
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HOTEL ANTLERS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

IS 50-New jersey 1908 n. lovely modern
broom apartment. down. furnished
neatly. sink. garage
ALABAMA. n. lIO4-2-room apt. over
stuffed furniture. private entrance. cool.
inviting yard. porch.
BELLEFONTAINE ms. + rooms. over
stuffed. private entrance. convenient
near school. S.. Sc HA-4499w
BROADWAY lOO3-Laree front room
kitCheuette range. private entrance
front porch. 81
CARROLTON. 1922 nicely furnished:
sink in kitchen. private entrance and
bath. RI-5976
DELAWARE N e004-Attractive We'll
ventilated room. all home privileges,
kitchen Frigidsire. etc. Evenings
ILLINOIS. 2l5a N-S or I lovely rooms
nicely furnished near bath. Reasonable
ILLINOIS 1890 M and 2-room private
apartments, laundry. custodian, S.
$ 50. s..
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INST r UCTI0NS

DO YOU REALIZE what II means 10 nave
guaranteed positiouf We guarantee a
position 70 any one We accept. onortnand.
accounting comp. dicta phone. typing
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
81 floor Rooseselt oidg RI-9535
YOUR credit Is gooo pay after gradual
ton. Position guaranteed. ROYAL
BEAUTY ACADEMY. ADJ Roosevelt bldg
ADDRESSING Mailing circulars for ad-
rertisers. SpaNs time WORK SIS 70 s25
weekly Capital or experience unneces-
sarv- Stamp brings PARTICULARS PEER
LESS SERVICE Box 325. Gary. Inc
MEN WANTED
DIESEL ENGINES Several men me-
rnsnicaUv inclined viii ne selected and
trained Immediately for high saiaried po-
sitions as Diesel Engine experts 70 serN-
ice and operate Tools turnls NEG.
SCHOECK DIESEL ENG BOX K-4050
FALL TERM OPENING Aug. Is to Sept. 3
Call al The school office where inter
viewers viii explain courses IN detail ana
help 10 arrange your program. or write
or phone for Bulletin 81 Courses. CEN
TRIAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Architects
and Builders Bldg. LI-S337
xl05-sf75 MONTH start. Government jobs.
Men-women. Prepare now for next In
CiauapolIs examinations. Short hours.
Common education usually sufficient.
Experience unnecessary p Coached
fire. Pull particulars and list positions
FREE Write TODAY sure Franklin In
stitufe Dept l43 z. Rochester Y.
Established 1909
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10 Rooms with Board
20 Wanted to Rent Rooms
81 Unfinished Apartments

COUPLE desire Housekeeping rooms near
Illinois car line, $40. references. K-4054
Times
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Goods stored for Francis Rhodes viii BE-
sold for storage and other charges e
Sept. Z. 1885. at 10 a. m. at MILLS, A.
z. 10th-st.
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2 Wanted to Trade
S W A p S

TRADE 2 houses for / house. OWNER. 1909
Tuke-St
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II Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY

A l0-worc al will appear under THIS
r classification for as ioN 20c cag cash
with order. Come 10 The Times offce. Zl4
Ma ~band. one square from Illinois and
washing ton-sts. down nentuckV-aF snc iei
Us nelD YOU secure fon
DAY or week work for ladies'. common Ia
nor for men. CAV or week. general mousse
cleaning UNITY CENTER LT-5S60
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Want Ads Continued
From Preceding Page
HELP WANTED

IL Help Wanted-Female
ADDRESSING Mailing circulars a. home,
Tor mail dealers Earn SIS weekly. Ex-
prrlenCe unuccrssarv Stamp brings
particulars. WILSON CO Long Beach.
Cal
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APRlMeNI ReNA( 8lReAO

oholce Apartments gladly Shown HE-I328
NEWLY DECORATED EFFICIENCY
Large living room. breakfast room: con-
veniently located. utn frig.: $3.50 1880
n Illinois
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r { N AIS
~ Rooms with Board

ILLINOIS 1902 M large single room.
furnished for adults. walking distance
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r E N T AIS
Is Furnished Rooms

Is Furnished Rooms
t2-ALABAMA. N. 1lI5 Light, clean room.
hot water. walking distance RI-5l21.
50 DELAWARE N l4O7-Large. cool
room coed bed private entrance, close
in RI-9267.
ALABAMA ". 2355-Large front. private
entrance. windows radio. phone. ga
ALA. $50 N-sI 50 vk.: clean room. man
or employed woman
ALABAMA. n 1908 COMPUTATION 4yIns
hot water. garage RI-l753
BROADWAY. 2222- Desirable room. ga
rage. refined home. every convenience.
Young man. HE-2472
BROOKSIDE PKWY~ S. DR. 1923 De
sirabe room adjoining tath. breakfast.
Adult home E 10Th car CH-u387-M
CENTRAL. 1920. APT. 4-Lsree. airy.
modern nicely furnished for / or ?.
Cali Sunday
COLLEGE N OF 4oth-Attractive room
private, away ventilation, hot water
garage: gentleman. WA-29l4-J
COLLEGE zoos Young widow wishes en-
ployed LADY % share al, 3Pa i511 private
DELAWARE. $50 S--Clean sleeping room.
walking distance, parking space. Rea-
SOnable
DEARBORN 1929 N.-Lovely private home.
can accommodate American Legion
uaircs
cross ventilation. lovely location, gentle
man WA-4069-R
KEYSTONE. sos n - Nicely furnished
from. room clean. reasonable. to en-
plcrcd people
NEW JERSEY 1918 N-Accommodate
10 "Leeionnaires" clean rooms, con-
slant hot water LI-3l60.
PENNSYLVANIA N 403-Light house
keeping and sleeping rooms. RI-024l.
DOWNTOWN. large airy room. innersprins
mattress. elevator. Mrs. Breese. SO w
Vermont Apt. Il
llTH-ST. 9o6 E-Large front room In
private family: garage optional
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SATURDAY THE 7TH DAY OF


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given TO taxpayers OF
the CITY Of Indianapolis that the Com
mon Council now has pending before IL
General Ordinance No. ST. 1895. establish
ing the annual budget of the Municipal
Airport Of the City of Indianap polls. under
the Board Of Public Works for the fiscal
year beginning January l. 1896. and end
ing December 81. 1886 and appropristing
from the anticipated unappropriated and
Airport for the year 1885 and from all
anticipated miscellaneous receipts thereof
for the year 1885, moneys for the pur-
pose Of defraying all expenses and cut
standing claims and obligations thereof.
and fixing a time when the same shall
take effect The grand total of said
budget is Twenty Thousand One Hundred
Seventy Dollars 1870. ITO 00l.
The above described ordinance is dus
lar meeting Of the Council TO be held
on the End day Of September 1885.
After said appropriation has been de-
termined. any ten or more taxpayers feel~
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal to
me state board Of tax commissioners for
further and final action thereon BY fling
petition therefor with the Marion County
Auditor not later than ten days after said
appropriation has been determined by said
Common Council and the state board of
tax commissioners will Ak date for
hearing in this county.
Witness nv hand and the seal OF ths
City Of Indianapolis this 22nd day OF
IsEALi DANIEL J. o'EETLL JR..
City Clerk
Goods stored for Francis Rhodes Will BE-
sold for storage and other charges e
Sept: Z. 1885. at 10 a. m. at MILLS. A.
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81 Auto Loans
GAL NOTICES
SHERIFF'S SALE
karaben. LIpman. ATTORNEYS for Plaintit


harabeH. Lipman, Attorneys for Plaintiff
BY virtue Of a certified COPY Of an exc
cution to me- directed from the Clerk Of
the Municipal Court Of Marion County.
indiana in cause No. $500 wherein Robert
5tolkin. doing business as Used Car
M. Larosa, Thomas Nugent. Defendants
Hundred Seventy Five Dollars and
Cents as475 00l. as provided for in said
execution with interest and costs I will
,xpcse at public sale 70 the highest bid
der. on
SATURDAY THE 7TH DAY OF
September 1885
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
o'clock P. NJ. of SAID day. at the door
Of the Court House Of Marion County.
Indiana the rents and profits for 2 term
not exceeding seven wears. of the follow
@ng real estate in Marion COUNTY Indiana.
Lots 2ss 2s3 30s 3o9 and BIO in
John S. SD8nn and Companys Addison
Terrace Addition to the City Of In
diana polls. WAYNE Township. Marion
County. Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum to satisfy said execu-
don with interest and costs. l will at the
same time and place. expose to public Sd II
the fee simple Of said real estate. or 90
much thereof as NAV be sufficient 10 dis-
charge said execution. Said sale will Re
made without relief from valuation or APP
Draisement laws.
OTTO RAY.
Sheriff of Marion County.
August IS 1885.
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CARRoILToN. 3s32-Lovely room with
bath. garage: private home. reasonable
MICHIGAN. E.6I5-Good rooms $3.50 up.
Modern home.
HOTFI-124 E New YORK. modern outside
room, So up. p So from poStoflce
WASHINGTON-S ST. 359 W-Room dou-
BILE soc. single Csc. housekeeping. g
week: sleeping $3.50. Call phone
HOTEI-124' E New York. modern outside
rooms; So up. Z 50. from postoffice.
HOTEL FREDERICK-45s f Washington
81: clean rooms $3.50 week and Up
Running water. tubs. showers
HOOSIER HOTEL s. s5i 30 SGls 81 81
Clean outside rms; shower. tubs. $40 Mas
HOTEL ANTLERS
Oners all comforts Ultra modern note
service as low 81 dsv' $40 week
7Sn Meridian LT-23si
WELCOME LEGIONNAIRES
and up per dav. Nice clean
C1 OE rooms Running water and
n - bath Come here-We want
Won SEMINOLE HOTEL.
go n Alabama-St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07
NORTH SEA IN
 PORT SATURDAY

1r4.
 Steamer North Sea from Seattle berthed at Pacific Coast Dock Sat urday at 6:15 pm. and sailed for Sitka at o'clock Sunday morning. Capt. A. Nickerson is master of the vessel and Bert Gillespie is Purser.
 The inbound passenger list: Elsie Patterson, Howard Kenyon, Dr. Clemons, c. H. MacSpadden, Dean Walker, Warren Walker, Mrs. R. E. Robertson, Mrs. Mathle Walker, Miss F. Hicks, Miss Bee Huppman, Mrs D. Krause. Mrs. H. Stolfi, Baby Russell Stolfi, Mrs. c. Inlay, Walt Woodward, Mrs. Walt Woodward, John Livie, Mrs. J. Livie, Mrs. G. A. Anderson, Baby Sandy Anderson, Shirley Graves, Donald Graves, Olaf Torkelson, Mrs. Olaf Torkelson, Mrs. H. c. Dickenson, Mrs Mary Holm quist, Mrs. Lucille Galfke, Mrs Henry Roden, Harold Aase, Mrs. C.. C. Schallerer, L. c. Falkhaven, Joe Smith, Mrs. Gussie York, Miss H. Dahl, c. c. Hinde, Jack Silva, Henry Roden, Mrs. E. Paulson.
 The outbound passengers were For Sitka-G. H. Proffitt, Mrs. J. Henry, J. B. Warrack, Al Engman, J. Theodorson, Herman Brenner.
 Through passengers to Sitka--A Herman. Mrs. G. c. Glase.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07
COAST GUARD VESSEL BACK,
 HEADQUARTERS


 The United States Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa has returned from the Bremerton Navy Yard. The crew with plenty of shore leave behind them, is ready for another six months service in Alaskan waters. At present. the Tallapoosa has no orders other than stand by"
 Bad weather was encountered on the journey north and on three occasions the Tallapoosa was an- chored for the night because of un- usually heavy fog-at Port Town send, at Johnston Straits, and off Bella Bella.
 Gasboat Picked Up
 The gasboat C-257. skippered by Jimmy Watson, was picked up by the guarder Tallapoosa at Taku Harbor and lowed to Juneau. Wat son, whose motor had broken down had been adrift for seven days and had rigged a small sail.
 Two large icebergs about 10 feet long and the other about as big as a good-sized house"-were ehserved within ten miles of each other north of Sail Island.
 The Tallapoosa left Juneau for Chilkoot Barracks where she was joined by the Haida, for small-arms trget prctice on August IS. On August 25 the Tallapoosa sailed for Seattle, arriving there on August 28.
 sv Repairs Are Made
 The main engine of the Coast Guard cutter was overhauled and various small replacements and re- pairs were made at the Lake Un- ion Dry Dock and Ship Building Company yards.
 Twice each year the Tallapoosa makes a voyage to the States-once in the spring, when about ten days are spent in dry dock at the work of cleaning and painting the ves- sells bottom, and once in the late summer for about months gen. eral overhaul.
 On the last trip to the States sev- eral men were transferred to vari- ous other ships in the Coast Guard service and were replaced by new men, following the Coast Guard custom Of transferring men from the. Tallapoosa after they have 'erved aboard her for three years.
 .g New Men Aboard
 The following is list Of all new men who reported on board at Se- attle:
 Robert s. McAdam. (CRAI), Ken neth M. Barnette, (BM1c), Herbert M. Hindle, (BM1c), Albert H. Pers- ron. CQMlc), James J. Dunn, fMM1c). William M. Slusser (RN3c) Charles R. Overend, (Sea1c), Os- ear B.. Olson. (Sea2c), Frank V.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07
DART GOES TO DRY
 DOCK AT PETERSBURG

Motorship Dart, Captain M 0. Reaber, berthed at Femmer,s Dock at 6:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon from Petersburg, Rake, Port Alex ander and way ports. Herman Kloss was a passenger from Wind ham Bay.
 The Dart left this morning for Petersburg to go on the ways for bottom painting and a full overhaul preparatory to going on the winter schedule, which will delay sailing of the vessel from Juneau until Saturday morning instead of Friday on her next trip to Port Alexander.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07
MOTORSHIP ESTEBETH
 ARRIVES FROM SITKA

Motorship Estebeth, Dave Ram say, purser, arrived at Pacific Coast dock Sunday night with the fol- lowing passengers: From Kimshan Cooye--Sam Opal From Tenakee Keene, William Young and Raymond Puette. From Hoonah - Jack Wood, Carl Larson. c. Nelson, 70. G. Hillman and Mrs May White. From Funter, Louis Greig and A. J. Minch. From Point Retreat J. w. Leivers and M s. Jorgen- sen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07
Marine News
Steamer Movements

NORTHBOUND Yukon scheduled to arrive { Thursday morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07

Schultz, (Sea2c), Samuel E. Taylor, (Sea2c), Benjamin Javier, (Matt3c) Robert j. McClister, tF3c>, to Cyane.
 Transferred
 The following is list of all men who left while in Seattle:
 Elmer H. Short, (CMNf), Edward F. Gierhofer, (BM1c), Adam W. Sofalko, oQMlcJ, R. Tucker (RM1c), Raymond A. Tallada, (MM2c), Rob elt L. Walker, (RM2c), reported and departed, ward R. Folkman, eCox), Raymond " Beck, (Sea1c) Kenneth Keesling, FLO, Artemio A. Dimapilis, (Mat1c), Morris Chase, (Sea2cJ, Charles E. Brockman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07
SCHEDULED sAILINGs

. SCHEDULED SAILINGS
 . Northland scheduled to sail
 . from Seattle October ? at g
 D. m.
 . Princess Louise scheduled t O . sail from Vancouver October
 10 at g p. m. , Bandon scheduled to sail from . Seattle October II.
 SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . North Sea scheduled to arrive . in port at o'clock tomorrow . morning and sails south . hours later. 8 Alaska scheduled south next . Wednesday afternoon or . evening. . LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebeth leaves every Wedncs- . day night at 6 pm, .or . Sitka ind wayports. . Dart leaves every Friday at { . 2 am. fer Petersburg, Rake { . and wayports. ? Q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07
SEVEN WANT AID
 POINTERS

Your want-ad will produce, if you:
 l. Think carefully a out
 your proposition. ?. Direct your selling efforts
 at the individual. 3. Be specific. Use colorful
 words. Avoid generalities. 4. Tell the whole story. 5. Emphasize the best fea-
 ture of your offer. 6. Mention price. '. Make answering as easy as possible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07
Ton fAx.A';;1 f'!A!!!','!|.:!';;

FOR SALE v Large Round Oak heater with coils and oil burner. s25.0O. See Albert White or call 621 East St. after D. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07
ATTENTION

Business and Professional Wom-l Ien's Club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the City Council Cham bers. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-07
JUNEAU FLORISTS

J. P. Anderson, Juneau Florists, will broadcast over KINY Monday evening at o'clock on care of Fall bulbs and Fall plantings BE SURE AND TUNE IN. adv
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-02
Clarksburg RObberies
Admitted By Convicts

Holdup and robbery of the Clarks-
burg dispensary of the Montgomery
County Liquor Control Board several
months ago of SIS by two men and
robbery of w. H. Karslake's restau.
rant at Clarksburg, several days lat
er are believed solved.
Detective Sergt. Theodore Vollten
in charge of the Criminal Identified
ton Bureau of the Montgomery
County Police, announced two youths
serving life sentences in Virginia
Penitentary had confessed the dis
pensary robbery. Karslake identified a
picture of one of them.
The youths, Richard M. Luzier and
Willie Graury, were sentenced No
vember IA, 1884, to life Imprisonment
upon conviction of a holdup at Will
Transport, Va.