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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
J. s. GRAND JURY RESUM MES WORK
 AFTER RECESS
Four Out-of- Town Jurors Excused No Date of
 Conclusion Indicated

The Federal grand jury resumed its sessions today after weeks re- cess, with no word yet available as to when the cases now before the panel will be finished.
 Four out-of-town jurors were eX- cused from service this afternoon. They were: Mrs Lulu Wortman, Robert Mcintosh and Lyle Phillips, all of Sitka, and Mrs Elvina Sted- man of Petersburg. George Lewis, Sr., of Sitka, was excused from the petit jury.
 With the murder trial of Jacob Williams expected to go to the jury late this afternoon, the next cases to be tried in the district courtroom will be those of the B men indicted by the Federal grand jury for riot ing. The case of Jack Diaz, native, charged with statutory offense, has ben set over and will be heard following the rioting cases.
 The 40 members of the special venire to the petit panel will report at 10 am Tuesday. and the rioting trials are to start either on that day or Wednesday morning.
 The short court session tomorrow will be devoted to the hearing of motions, while Monday is holiday due to Armistice Day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
SCOUT BANQUET IN MOOSE HALL GREAT SUCCESS.
Over 200 Dads and Boys Attend Annual Father
 and Son Fete {.

The Father and Son banquet of the Boy Scouts, held last night in the Moose Hall, was pronounced a rousing success by the more than 200 dads and youngsters who attended the affair.
 The gathering voiced loud appre- citation of the dinner served by Sam Feldon, while Frank Garnick was accredited with seeing that all ar rangements ran off smoothly.
 Highlight of the evening was the Scout circus, arranged by Scouting Commissioner Curtis Shattuck, which consisted of demonstrations of all phases of Scout lore and concluded with a display of fire-b friction by the lads. Attorney H. L. Faulkner addressed the gathering on the true interpretations of Scouting work, while Wellman Holbrook spoke on Scout activities on Gastineau Chan nel.
 Federal Judge George F. Alex ander was an honored guest at the banquet, while a message of good wishes was read from Governor John w. Troy, who was unable to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
MURDER CASE IS EXPECTED TO GO TO JURY TODAY
Closing Arguments, Jacob Williams Trial, Given
 During Afternoon

The first degree murder trial of Jacob Williams, Juneau native, was expected to go to the jury in Judge George F. Alexander's courtroom late this afternoon.
 Closing rebuttal arguments of As sistant District Attorney George w.. Folta were heard by the jurors when court reconvened at o'clock this afternoon.
 Only two witnesses took the stand this morning, Elizabeth James and Albert Hansen, both of whom testi- fled to events surrounding the shoot ing last June IT, when Frank John son was killed and Dan White in iured. Williams assertedly confessed the crime to Assistant Chief of Po- lice William J. Markle, who arrested him on Whites gasboat Althorp, immediately after the staying oc- cured.
 A verdict of manslaughter was ask ed of the jury today by Defense Counsel Frank H, Foster, on the grounds that Williams. as well as the others aboard the vessel, were very intoxicated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
OFFICERS TAKE
 7HEFT SUSPECT
Arch A. Rasmell Accused of Robbing Homestead
 Near Douglas

Arch A. Ramsell has been remand ed to the Federal jail in Juneau for assertedly robbing the Douglas home stead of William Denomey.
 Ramsell, who was taken into GUS tody by Deputy Marshal Judson Brown, is specifically accused of en- tering Denomey's cabin on Novem- Der and stealing a 30-40 rifle, a 12-guage shotgun and box of shells, which he is said to have taken to his cabin not far away.
 Denomey told authorities that Ramsell used the stolen goods in his presence only a day after the asserted theft, and that he offered to return them if he would not press charges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
NORRIS NOT
 CANDIDATE;
 REELECTION
Nebraska Veteran An nounces Retirement at
 End of Present Term

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. B. United States Senator George w Norris, on a visit here today, said he is not a candidate for reelection His term expires in 1937
 T have been in the United States Senate for many years said Sena- tor Norris, and I am getting old Younger men should carry on the work which I have tried to do during the past years"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
JAMES H. CARR IMPEACHED FOR
 LIQUOR RACKET
Secretary of State, Colo rado, Faces Trial Be-
 fore Senate Members

DENVER, Col, Nov. 8.-Colorado's House of Representatives has voted tc impeach Secretary of State James N. Carr, accused of malfeasance in office, as the result of charges being brought out in liquor scandal two months ago.
 Carr must stand trial before the State Senate. |
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
UTILITY BILL FACES STIFF
 OPPOSITION
Baltimore Judges Decision Gives Strength to h.
 dustry's Resistance

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-A new and immense struggle over the Utll- ity Holding Company bill is believed imminent. in view of a Baltimore Federal judges decision that the whole act is unconstitutional
 Some officials of the Securities Commission are known to believe that the Baltimore result will stiff len the resistance of the utilities in- dustry and that most of the holding firms will refuse to register with the Commission.
 The deadline is December l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
FICKEN RETURNS HOME

B. F. Ficken, U. s. Deputy Marshal at Sitka, sails for his headquarters in Sitka on the Northland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
JEFFREY FOR sITKA

J. s. Jeffrey, M. Seller Company representative, is through pas senger to Sitka on the Northland, Mrs. Jeffrey came to Juneau on the vessel and remained here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08

In no part of America has the lan- guage of early Scotland, Ireland and England been so well preserved as in the Southern Appalachians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
JOE GEORGE RETURNS

Joe George Of George Brothers Store, arrived on the Northland He has been south for the benefit of his health.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
CoPsTEAD ENDS VACATION

Roald Copstead, Piggly Wiggly butcher, arrived on the Northland after a vacation trip south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08

From 1850 to 1860, Wayne and Har- din counties held court in the ar- cient cave behind Natural Bridge in Tennessee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
ARMED ROBBERS
 TAKE S24,000 IN
 NATIONAL BANK
Teller Empties Gun at Flee. ing Bandits Who Use
 Machine Guns

PATERSON, N. J., Nov. 8.-Four men, one armed with a machine gun, the others with pistols, robbed the Prospect Park National Bank here and escaped with $24.000 here this afternoon.
 The teller Albert Bauman, emptied his gun at the robbers as they fled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
CLAUSEN HERE

c. Clausen, United States Con- missioner at Petersburg, arrived on the Northland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
ADAMS ARRIVES

P H. Adams, Seattle Hardware Company representative, arrived on the Northland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
FRANK FOSTER HOME

Frank Foster, son of Attorney Frank Foster, arrived on the North land from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT OR SALE = Six-room furnished house. Inquire at the HIGHWAY SHOP.
La gaceta., 1935-10-09

Os senalaremos ahora, queri-
las lectoras, antes de ag1tar Ell
tema, unOs cuantoS mCdelos que
hemos podido admirar en- unas
reuniones parisinas qve pueden
lOnSiderarSe como un eXcelente
Gar6metro de la moda: un deli
cios1 sombrerito de tafetan ne
gro, colocado hacia adelante y
adornado de plumas de aves-
truz rosa-beige; una toca de ter
ciopelo verde-palido, adornada
con hojas de yedra del mismo
tercicpelo; Ctra t1ca muy admi-
r@da de terciopelo negro ador-
NADIA Gle un pajarito negro Y
fuego; I'm gran fieltro negro
cGyo fondo sc adorna de plumas
multicolores; Una toca de fiel-
tro encarnado adornada de una
ala roja y de otra negra entire
cruzadas; finalmente, una au-
reola esplendida y majestuosa,
pero colocada esta vez de lado
(este Gltimo movimiento pare
ce ganar terreno en- las nuevas
colecciOnes), de fleltro negro,
aldornada sencillamente de un
gran cuchillO negro hincado en-
Su coStado.
". r..
La gaceta., 1935-10-09
HABLO DAVIS ANTE Ell
CLUB LOS LEONES

Ben f. Davis, p~residente de
la Pequeha Camara de Conner
clio, habl6 aver ante ell club los
Leones, diciendo que la investi-
gaci6n iniciada por la Camara
tiene por finalidad lograr que
ell pueblo de Tampa pueda OPT
mar libremente en- los comicios.
"Nuestro trabajo Sc realiza
lentamente. I'm estudio compile
to de la situaci6n sera necesario
antes de tomar acci6n definiti-
va.
EN- las pasadab elecciones
aqul verificadas, al pueblo no
Sc lie ha permitido decidir. Sc
han cometido fraudes en- las e.
lecciones de la municipalidad Y
Ell condado y es nuestro deber
encontrar los motives. Las leyes
Sc pueden hacer cumplir cor la
cooperation de los c~iudadanos
bien intencionados.
La gaceta., 1935-10-09
PARA LA MUJER
Tocas y Boinas de Terciopelo
Sombreros de Fieltro para la Manana

Para la manana, la moda ext
ge unos fieltros gu tienen bas-
tante parecido con la lana de
los vestidos, "tailleurs" y ira
jecitos ajustados de entretiem-
pc. Como quierpque la boga Sc
iniciara este otono hacia los te-
jidos cubiertos de pelos largos
y sedosos, los fielSros de depor-
tie, sin duda alguna, apareceran
cUbiertos de identica manera.
Por 10 que atane a la forma,
ell sombrero de manana mas
en- boga sera este otono un som
brerito que recuerde bastante
ell tocado que usaban antigua
mente los conductores de 81
Has de posta, con ell casco err
guido, la parte trasera muy le-
vantada e inclinado sobre la
frente.
Aparte ell fieltro, Sc en-
plean ~igualmente otras mate
rias, sobre TODD para los SOM
La gaceta., 1935-10-09

breros de deporte: sombreros
0e tweed mouchete", sombre-
ros de jersey liso o estampado.
Para mayor r~efinamiento, es-
tos sombreros iran acompana-
dos de "echarpes" Y de guam
ties a juego del mismo tejido.
Los coloridos preferidos pa
ra los sombrelos de manana
Y de deporte son los dolores
n~eutros; pero es de apuntar
un predominio bastante mar
cado de maroon cabeza de ne
gro, del girls hero y del YER
de-aceituna.
Para alegrar estos coloridos
un tanto severos Sc apreeia
mucho ell tono vivo que apor-
ia I'm adorno de cinta o de plu-
milla.
En- los sombreros de tarde,
la variedad es inmensa, 10 mis-
me en- 10 que atane a las for
La gaceta., 1935-10-09
LA DEFENSA PEDIRA QUE
LOS CARGOS Sc SOBRE
sean

Los abogados queNtienen a 81,
cargo la defensa de los siete
hombres acusados de fraude en-
re!acion con las pasadaP elec4
clones primarias, presentaran
hoy mociones ante ell juez Pet
teWay, de la Corte de 10 Crimi-
nal, pidiendo que los cargos he
chOs por ell fiscal Hardee sean
sObreseidos.
81 Ell juez no Sc muestra de
acuerdo con ell criterio de la de-
fe".sa, entonces sera senalada la
fecha para los juicios.
Dicesa que sera llamado a de
clarar Scott E. Leslie, de New
York, I'm experto caligrafo en-
p,eado por Hardee.
La gaceta., 1935-10-09

ell cereza fuerte o ell verde sun
troso con reflejos de esmeral-
da.
EsfaS boinas o birretes Sc He
van muy adornadas, como en-
las epocas mas fastuosas, con
grandes y esplendorosas coro-
mas de plumas de avestruz o Wis
tcSas plumillaS.
La gaceta., 1935-10-09
las.

las
Los coMenzos del pr5ximo
nvierno veran muchas tocas
enrolladas en- forma de torsa-
da, un POGO a modo de turban-
ties, siempre dispuestos con ar
tie y gracia exquisite. Estas to-
cas- seran, nor regla general,
de t%erciopelo, materia que Sc
presta acknowledgements a estos
vistosos arreglos.
Hemos podido contemplar con
admiration las aonalidalislS de
eY.os terc;opalos, particular
mente finas y delicadas, y que
nos ofrecen toda una CANA de
colcridos d.1eretos lue van des-
de ell turquesa hasta ell malva,
pasando por ell azul celeste y ell
verde muy palido. AL lado de
elias figuran otras' nctas mas
vivas, Girectamente inspiradaS
en- Ell Renacimiento italiano: ce-
reza, mCrado fuerte, rojo Bor-
ia.
Para alderman estas tocaS, ma
Ida mas indicado que una plu-
ma, una flor, unas hojas de ver-
Idura, cGlocadas en- altura, gene
ralm2mte en- la parte delantera.
Entire los modelos de tarde
figura igualmente la gran au-
reola de terciopelo, que consti-
5uye un marco precioso para los
roStrOs ovalados. Esta aureola
es generalmente negra 0 cabeza
de negro. Tambien Sc hacen
limos precfosos bonetes de di-
vertidas formas que descienden
sobre las orejas.
Los abrigos de pieles para la
tarde suelen acompaharse ora
de la pequeha toca que ACADIA
de describir, ora del bone
tie de la misma peleteria. Este
Sc inspira en- las modas del
Gran Norte, es decir, que por
su forma alta, ligeramente pun
tiaguda a modo de un como, re-
cuerda ell tocado de los lapones.
Los sombreros para ell "cock-
tail' Sc confunden con los SOM
breros de noche.
La temporada otonal prefe-
rira las boinas de estilo, de ri
co t~erciopelo diversamente ma
tizado. La boga favorece abier-
tamente los tonos calidos como
La gaceta., 1935-10-09
Pleitcs Y DIVORCES

Joy Beard contra O. P. Beard :
Leona HoUchin contra Henry
W. Houchin; Valera E. Griffin
contra K. R. Griffin; Marta
Creamer contra William Crea-
mer; City of Tampa contra
Orange Crush Beverages, Inc.
La gaceta., 1935-10-09
|, AG lAa2 ssue ZONES"

La JMTesupuestos del
condado y la commission de go :
~Rierno aprobaron aver los nue-
Sos presuFrest del actual ano
fiscal, con I'm atmento para los
contribuyentes de cerca de II
milesimas.
EJtiman los cofAisionadcs que.
la santiead acordada es mayor a
10 que muehas propiedades pue
den resistir, pero no ven otro
ymino, dada la escasez de fon-
Gss.
Calcdlase que en- ell condado,
en- conjunto, los contribuyentes
deberan abonar de 1926 a 43 mi
lesimas.
La comisi6n aprob6 la CAN'T
dad de 1886, 799 para todos los
CASTS, menos de $2,Od0 mas
que en- 1884.
81 ano 1pasado los Nptribu :
yentes pagaron a raz6n de 81
milesimas.
La gaceta., 1935-10-09
ACCION GAILEGA

Sc eta a los socios para la
General del Jueves 10 del
presente, a las 8 p. m, en- nues-
ira Secretaria, 151712 Ia. ave.
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1935-10-09
WEAK and SKINNY
Men, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Saved by new Vitamins> of Cod Liver
Oil in tasteless tablets.

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energy instead of tired li~stlessnesa | Steady,
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people are getting through scientists' latest
discovery-the Vitamins Of Cod Liver Oil
concentrated in little sugar coated tablets
without any OF it's horrfd, fishy taste or smell.
McCoy's Cod Lver Oil Tablets, they're
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simply work wonders. A little boy Of s, seri-
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just one month. A girl Of thirteen after the
same disease. gained 8 lbs. the first week and
2 lbs. euch week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
all her health back and gained 10 lbs- In less
than q month.
You simply must try NcCoy's at once.
Remember II you don't gain at least 3 lba. Of
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y insist on the original MeCoy'a-
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La gaceta., 1935-10-09

LEA SU PERIODICO AYUDELO
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Lea nuestro Magazine, todas las semanas, y pida a sus
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Sumario del numero del pr6ximo domingo:
Portada: Dorothy, una bellisima muchacha.
Reproductions de BotticeHi LA Primavera"
LA Calumnia'.
"El Nido del Aguila' cuadro de Heinrich Schning.
4 paginas de Modas y Fotografias de TODD ell mundo.
Ocho paginas de comicas, con Atila y Familia, la
Famiia del Lilo, Pilluelos, etc.
Seccion Lteraria con Gun Crimen Real" relate sobre
como Ricardo III asesin0 a los Principles Eduardo
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Las manos y 10 que significan
Los Ojos y las intermediates.
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La gaceta., 1935-10-09

Ahora tenemos Qua
tro aventureros, inclu-
yendo a Sadie, la gaia
del eStudio,
Evening star., 1935-04-15

ing with the help of baby mountain
lion-yet to be found.
He Immediately took up the request
with the chief of the Bureau of Biolog-
ical Survey of the Department of
Agriculture. The chief in charge.
Albert M. Day. of the predatory animal
and rodent control division Of game
management, informed the Senator
that he had no young mountain lions
in stock. However. he suggested that
the hunters employed by the Biological
Survey throughout the West for the
control of predatory animals occa-
sionally capture young mountain lion
kittens, and that the Dartmouth
Junior might be able to secure kitten
by getting in direct contact with them.
Senator Walsh has informed the
Dartmouth Junior the names Of the
district agents in charge of predatory
animal work, but he has not been ad-
vised whether the young man has been
successful in locating mountain lion
this way.
Despite the afterthought postscript
of the Dartmouth junior that he is a
Evening star., 1935-04-15

THE senior Senator from the
Grand Old Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts,, who formerly
Il was Governor is now sand
wiching in with his legislative
duties and efforts to find jobs for thou
sands of his constituents a persistent
hunt for a baby mountain lion which
he can send to Dartmouth College
Junior for a pet
During this session Senator David I.
Walsh has been in the forefront of
legislative battles and has been head
ing the efforts of a solid New England
delegation in endeavoring to get exec
utive or legislative relief for the hard
pressed textile industry. He recently
completed hearings on a bill which
since passed the Senate providing for
building out the central portion of
the east front of the Capitol, project
that has been contemplated since 1868.
Letter From Student.
Into the midst of such important
duties came this letter from Dart
mouth College:
"I am a student (junior) at Dart
mouth and come from -, Mass,
Just short distance from your home
town of Clinton-in fact, while attend
ing high school a few years ago I
played base ball several times against
Clinton High School.
"I am now sorry to take up your
valuable time. but try and understand
my rather strange request. I should
like your help in buying pet-a small
baby puma lion similar to the ones
which exist in the Government reserves
out on the Rocky Mountain area. You
will not suffer any financial embarrass-
ment, I assure you, as I will gladly
pay the expense of freight, etc. Maybe,
through your connections with the De-
partment of Interior, or elsewhere, you
will be able to inform we whether or
not could ever expect such pet. I
am serious in this. so please answer
me as soon as you can.
THANK you kindly.
DARTMOUTH JUNIOR.
"P. S. I am a Democrat"
Tries to Help.
, The Senator's fancy was intrigued
He has been doing his best to help the
college man climb the ladder of learn
Evening star., 1935-04-15

Greeters and their wives at a buffet
supper and entertainment following
the meeting. Mr.. Gumpert, z. G.
Owen. manager Of the Raleigh Hotel.
and James Howard, manager of the
Arlington, Plaza and Colonial Hotels,
the only hotel managers who were in
Washington before 1921, at the time
when the local charter of Hotel Greet
ers was organized, will be the honored
guests,
Evening star., 1935-04-15
HOTEL GROUP TO MEET

An "old timers" meeting fnonoring
the three hotel managers who are
oldest in point Of service in Washing
ton will take place tonight at the
Harrington Hotel, when the local
charter Of the Hotel GreeterS gathers
for the monthly meeting.
Augustus Gumpert, manager Of the
Harrington Hotel, will be host to the
Evening star., 1935-04-15

Democrat" the Democratic National
Committee has not been able to render
any assistance. and Hurja's office dis
claims any knowledge Of mountain
lions found in, or appropriated by, any
Of the New Deal agencies.
Evening star., 1935-04-15
Strikes Ruled Illegal.

MEXICO, D. F., April Is R.-
Strikes of light and power company
employees in nine cities ended yester-
day as the result of ruling by the
Labor Board that they were illegal.
Evening star., 1935-04-15

You ,0iu be glad
to learn this
You can drive around the
corner and actually buy a
gasoline for your car that
more than meets the u. S.
Government requirements IS
for Its fire-ensines, am
balances and emergency
vehicles. At regular prices,
too.
It's Texaco Flre-Chlef.
Evening star., 1935-04-15
"SELL|NC-TALk" BARRE D
AT NATIONS CAPITOL
U. s. experts buy gasoline scientific hint

The Government
isn't listening to
sales talk
No sir, the Government
finds out for Itself, by real
scientific tests, the differ
ence between sasoIines.
1t has two different sets of
specifications. One Is for
ordinary gasoline use. The
other, a much more rigid
test, Is for motor fuel for
emergency vehicles.
Evening star., 1935-04-15
Senator Goes Lion Hunting
Walsh Takes Time Out to Try to Get
Unusual Pet for Student. :
BY WILL p. KENNEDY.

b1 WILL +. NENNEDI.
-HE senior Senator from the
4 Grand Old Commonwealth of
/ Massachusetts, who formerly
Il was Governor, is now sand
The Washington times., 1935-04-20

of a sticky cream which you
spread over the skin area as
you would a wax.
Small flannel strips come
with it, and you press these
over the cream smoothly and
firmly for a minute or two be-
fore you pull them off. There
is no pain and the skin is left
soft and smooth.
It is recommended for arms,
legs and face, but I suggest
that you practice on legs or
arms before attempting to-. re-
move hair from the face-if
you have that problem-for
the the facial skin is more SEN
sitive and requires a more
expert touch.
Hair removed in this manner
should not appear again for
weeks, so two or three appli-
cations should be sufficient dur
ing the months of exposure.
Dear M. K:
The best way to reduce your
hips is by exercise. The follow
ing is a good exercise:
Lie on your right side with
head resting on extended right
arm: place your left hand in
front of your body to help main.
tain balance. Pull left leg up to
chest. Extend leg straight for.
ward. Swing leg downward and
backward as far as it will ex-
tend, heel leading. Repeat this
leg circling movement bringing
knee to chest, leg forward,
downward and backward. Re-
peat five times, rest and relax,
then turn over on left side, re.
peat five times and work up to
40 times.
Freckles are very hard to get
rid of and about the only things
that will fade them out and
make them less noticeable is
lemon juice, peroxide and skin
peeling. I do not advise skin
peeling unless it is done by a
reputable skin specialists.
If you want to know where
you can procure any article
mentioned in this column,
phone The Washington Times,
District 1000, Extension 2S3, be.
tween 8 a. m. and s p. M, daily
and up to / p. m. on Saturdays.
Please do not write unless you
live outside of the city, in which
case enclose a stamped, self.
addressed envelope.