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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
By CHARLES NORMAN As1aciated Press Staff Writer)


 The shadow of Italy's African le- gions lies across the finest piece of unappropriated real estate on the international horizon ; That is the designation given Abyssinia, the largest and most fer tile portion of Ethiopia, by Will fred H. Osgood, curator of zoology. Field Museum, Chicago.
 It is country that abounds in livestock, estimated to number mil lions; cattle, sheep, goats and poul- try are plentiful It is capable of being converted into one vast gran ary, said another observer. The entire surface of Abyssinia shows traces of past volcanic up- heavals. Now most of the crater shells are filled with the water of the country's extensive lake system
 Much Gold and Silver
 Iron and coal are found every where. Gold is washed from the sand of mountain streams. Godjam is rich in silver, saltpeter, sulphur and copper deposits. Rock salt is quarried in Taltalis. Cotton and cof- rfee are important crops. Medicinal springs abound
 Abyssinia proper is a farmers paradise.
 Perpetual spring weather reigns in many localities, and in these crcps arc numerous and abundant Every agricultural product can be rai.ed with ease with the assistance of bountiful nature, and two or three ores wofhepat
 three crops of wheat, barley and maize often are harvested in a year.
 Only one species of livestock is .conspicuously among the missing. The Philippians, Coptic Christians since about 300 years after the death of Christ do not eat pork.
 Terrain Rough
 They like hot, peppery dishes and raw meat, which is considered a great delicacy.
 Between Eritrea and Italian Son. aliland and the Ethiopian highlands lie vast, waterless plateaux covered with grass and scrub growths-an teland thr ough which invading soldiers would have to pass.
 The mountainous terrain of the interior represents seemingly in surmountable obstacles, and there arc few cities which offer effective targets for artillery or air raids. Adds Ababa, the capital; Harrar. center of Emperor Halle Selassies own province, and -Dawa are sthe only towns of any considerable size. The rough regions that make Abyssinia proper a turreted castle of country offer slight opportunities for landing planes CT for their take-off
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
MARY PICKFORD
 CURLS STOLEN

SAN DIEGO, Gal, Sept. 23.-Two of the famous Mary Pickford curls tour of which are insured for sl0,000 Ire being sought by police, after someone broke glass display case in the Hollywood Hall of Fame eS- hibit at the Exposition and stole them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
M|LLIONAIRE'S
 HOME IS LOOTED

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. B. The home of George A. Hormel millionaire Austin, Minn., canner, was broken into last Tuesday night
 Non-negotiable securities, value. at approximately one-half million dollars, were taken, police said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
PUSH WATER PROJECT

R. H. Stock of Wright & Stock, contractors, arrived here from Skag- way on the North Sea and went into conference with Nelson r Beers, Douglas city engineer, and his partner, O. H, Stratton, rela- tive to the work on the new Doug las water and sewerage projecs which is expected to get underway shortly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
ENGsTRoM GETS CAR

Elton E. Engstrom has the dis melton Of buying the first new car in Douglas since the new bridge vas completed. The well-known fish buyer purchased the Plymouth ieaan Everett Erickson, Jun e Il acllool teacher. was awarded at the Southeast Alaska Fair in the fire mans contest. The deal was closcd Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
( Constipated 30 Years
 Aided by Old Remedy

"For thirty years I had consti- patton. Souring food from stomach choked me. Since taking Adlerika am a new person. Constipation is thing of the past" Alice Burns. Butler Mauro Drug Co..-in Douglas by Guys Drug Store. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
Ethiopia Has Its Garden of Plenty Province of Abyssina Described as Farmers Paradise

What kind of a place is Ethi- cpia? What are it's people, its resources, its customs, it's ter rain? Why is 1t a coveted prize in the trans,na-ine coloniza- ticn operations of European na- tions? All these questions are answered in a series of five sto;ies, of which this is the firat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
E. WHITEHEAD ARRIVES HERE
 BY AIRPLANE
Official Comes from Wash ington- Off for ln-
 terior Tuesday
'continued rroln Page one'

MT. Whitehead expressed surprise It the order, which was later coun- ermanded, which directed the .ansfer Of Murray Hall, Aeronautics nspector, Department of Commerce, .om Alaska to another district.
 Flies From Seattle
 MT. Whitehead travelled from Sc tile to Juneau, aboard the PAA ockheed Vega flown by Pilot Bob
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

Evelyn Berg sails from Seattle, Friday, September p, at 3 pm Place orders now. D. E. Femmcr Agent. -adv'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
RADIO MANS WIFE LEAVES

Mrs. c. w. McCrary, wife of the PAA radio operator on duty at the Juneau airport, sailed for Seattle on the North Sea. She will return to Juneau in about month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
Southern Pacific

folders nformaon B Taylor. Seate Wash; C. Alton 474 Granville St., Ormandy 7os Pacific Bldg, Portland Ore
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
CHIPPERFIELD RETURNS

w. A. Chipperfield, District Ran e., Forest Service, arrived yester- day on the Estebeth from Hoopah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
GOES TO CALIFORNIA

Mrs. E. L. Hunter, Sr. sailed for Seattle on the North Sea enroute to California. Her mother died re- : gently.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
RETURNING TO SCHOOL

A. Reed, Jr., who has been em- ployed by the Warrack Construc- tion Company, sailed for Seattle on the North Sea. Reed is returning to school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
LUCAS GOES To SEATTLE

Harry Lucas of the Federal Hous- ing Administration, sailed for se- attle on the North Sea. Lucas will be gone for about two weeks on personal business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
TO HAVE TONsILS OUT

J. Hill entered St. Ann's Hospital late yesterday. He will undergo an operation for tonsilitis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
OFF TO PETERSBURG

Charles Waynor, of the Alaska
 Credit Bureau, sailed for Peters :. burg yesterday on the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
HERE FROM FAIRBANKS

Clarence Jchanson, PAA mechanic arrived yesterday on the PAA Lockheed Electra from Fairbanks
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23

FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT Mrs. Carol Dean sailed for Seat tic on the North Sea for medical trcatment in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23
ATTENTION
AMERICAN 'LEGIc

.. Special meeting tonight at 8I o'clock at the Dugout All ex-serv-
 vice men welcome. .-adv.
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... and on to MEXICO cITY

Through Pullman cars to Mexico
 City from Los Angeles on our West Coast Route via Mazatlan and Guadalajara. It's the popular place to go this year. Roundtrip from
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23

MEACHRAN TO KETCHIKAN
 N. A. McEachran, Schawabacher Bros, salesman, left Juneau on the North Sea enroute to Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-23

Seattle to Mexico City is only $116.30, on safe every day until October 1 5. Low fares this winter, too. Write for our free booklet, I've Been to Mexico".
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
PALPITAClONES INTERNACIONALN
Ell PROBLEMA POLITICO DE GRECIA
La Restauracion Monarquica, Condylis
Tsaldaris

Ell hijo de Constantine XII es-
ia muy esperanzado de su pro-
xima vuelta al trono; pero po-
dria quedarse con las ganas, d
no ser que sus partidarios To-
grasen imponerse en- un golpe
de mano.
Ell jefe del Gobierno Tsalda-
ris, aunque monarquico de a
bolengo, parece cada vez me-
nos propicio a plantear la cues
ton de la forma de gobierno.
Ell general Condylis-tan fire.
netico defensor de la Monar :
Quia hoy como era partidario
de la Rep1blica cuando Jorge
de Gluchsburg ostentaba la co
rona-apremia y hostiga a
Tsaldaris para que precipite ell
momento de la restauracion.
Comprende Tsaldaris que ca
da dfa que pasa pierde una pro
babilidad favorable la causa
monarquica. A raiz del venci-
miento de la insurrecci6n veni
zelista de MARIO hubiera sido
tarea sencillisima abatir ell re-
gimen republican, y reinsta-
lar en- ell Palacio real a Jorge
II. La torpeza de los sediciosos
produjo indignation en- csc
gran sector de ciudadanos grie
gos, que desean, sobre TODD, re
cordar una tranquilidad que
les es negada desde hace VEIN
tie amos, transcurridos en- cons
tante guerra civil.
Pero las encarnizadas lu-
chas en- que Sc debaten las di-
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versus clientelas monarquicas
per yer cual de elias sojuzga
al presunto rey, han desvane-
cido todas las ilusiones de los
que esperaban que la restau-
raci6n de la Monarqui ia AGA
rrearia un periodic de paz re-
ativamente largo, va que los
.partidos venizelistas estan AMI
quilados y en- ell Ejercito no
.quedan mas que monarquicos,
activos o pasivos.
Puede ocTrir que ell golpe
de Estado Sc antelope y la Mo-
narqula Sc restablezca contra
todta ley y contra la vohntad
popular, por la violencia. FL
general Condylis es hombre
muy acostumbrado a los pro-
nunciamientos.
Ante la desaparici6n del ex
rey Jorge de su residential Ion
dinense, acude, naturalmente,
a la memoria ell case del rey
Carol de Rumania. Este, perdi-
dos voluntariamente todos sus
derechos a la corona, quiso re-
cobrar4os de acuerdo con ell Go
bierno de su pals, y descendi6
de improviso de un a~eroplano
en- Bucharest.
Jorge de Gluchsburg es mu-
cho menos intrepido que su Gu
Carol, y-"motu proprio'
al menos-no ntentara una a.
ventura semejante. Pero tai
vez sc la han acensejado los
politicos que desde hace dos
meses acuden en- incesante Pc
regrinaci6n a Londres.
Ell exito de tai empresa no es
dudoso, 81 Condylis la patroei-
ma. ST Jorge II espera a q. Tsal-
lie devuelva legalmente
la corona, tiene para ratio, Y 81
Sc la encasqueta por
la ~fuerza, ell nuevo reinado de
no puede empezar bajo
mas aciago.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
DECRETOS FIRMADOS POR Ell
PRESIDENTE DE LA REPUBLICA

Madrid, Oct. 1o-Por ell presi
dente de la Repdblisa Sc han fir
'mado los .siguientes declecos:
Nombrando gobernador gene
raj del Golfo de Guinea, por di-
mission del Oral. Angel Mama
neque, a D. l.. Sanchez Guerra;
concediendo plenipotencia a D.
Jose Juncal Verduya, embaja-
dor de EspaAa en- Lisboa, para
la firma de I'm convenio en- pro
de la Knea aerea Madrid-Lis-
koa; otorgando cstorce paten-
tes de consul; titulo de la con-
decoration del lazo de la Orden
de la Rep1blica a favor de Do
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ia Teresa Lopez de Lerroux y
titulo de caballero de la misma
Orden a favor de Don Julio Ba-
guena; petici6n de beneplacito
que hace ell gobierno de Colom-
bia a favor de Don Carlos Uri-
be Echeverri para representa-
a su pals en- Espana; prohibien
do con caracter transitorio la
importation de garbanzos; con-
cediendo ell empleo de general
de brigada honorario de la
Guardia Civil al coronel retira-
do Don Jose Juncosa; fijando
IA cifra de negocios en- Espana
de varias sociedades extranje-
ras.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
Partn de SOrpresG

Party de SOrpreSG
Con motive de festejar SUI o.
ncmastica, ell domingo, la Sra.
Maria Luis, fue sorprendida
con una fiesta pw un grupo de
sus amiStades.
Sc improvisation ueg o S
muy erttretenidos la Sra. Lita
Fernandez, cant6 varias can
clones muy bonitas, y Sc obse-
qui6 con finos dulces y licores.
Concurrieron las Srtas. E.
inertia y Alicia Ceijas, Noemi
Montero, Juanita Rodriguez,
Lolita Luis; los Sres. Jose San
tome, Pedro Luis, P. Ceijas, A
quilino Fernandez Ernesto Gel
jas y A. Perez, que estaban en-
union de sus esposas; Sra. Lita
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A
MUERTE

Worcester, Mass, Oct. 10
jurado declare aver culpabls de
la muerte de su espona Alicia, a
Newell Paige Sherman, un CO.
rista de iglesia. La sentencia lie
va aparejada la pena de muer-
te.
Antes de que la causa fuera
entregada al jurado, Sherman
en- tono patetico dijo: Caballe-
ros, poniendo a Dios por testigo
juro que la canoa Sc volc6 ca
sualmente.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Mitiga eI Malestar
Periodico de la
Mujer
De Venta en- las Droguerias.

tato pOr ell puerto de Tampa,
legando a un total de 1925 to-
leladas. En- 10 que va de ano So
10 I'm mes, agosto, excedi6 a csc
total, con 96,312 toneladas.
Sc e%xpertaron en- septiembre
$3.50, 900 pies de MADEIRA, can
tidaG inferior a la de agostQ,
cuando salieron para ell extran-
jero 1000, 900 de pies.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
Cabaret Oriental

Llega a mi mesa de trabaio
una fina tarjeta de la Secci6n
de Recreo del Circulo Cubano,
invitand2me para el cabaret pri
vado que Sc efectuara en- la sa-
Ia alta de la "Casita Guiana,
ell 10 de este mes.
De acuerdo con ell nombre de
la fiesta, ell salon sera artist
camente adornado, a la orien-
tai.
Las damas seran obsequia-
das con sombrillas japonesas.
Ell que quiera alguna mesa
puede dirigirse al tel6fono
Y 1854 y sera atendido.
Durara desde las 10 a 5 de
la madrUgada.
Aprecio la cortesia.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
LA CONVENTION DE LOS DENTISTAS

Ell jueves comenzara en- esta
ciudad la convention de la So
ciedad Dental del Estado de
Florida.
Tomaran parte en- las cere-
monias que Sc preparan, ell al
calde Chancey y otras perso-
mas.
I'm grupo de dsntistas dara
cOnferenciaS en- los inntitutos v
escuelas preparatorias.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
SACADOS LOS PASAJEROS
DEL ROTTERDAM

Miami, Octubre Los pa
Sajeros del vapor Rotterdam
fueron sacados de este, aver,
llevados a Kingston, Jamai-
ca, por ell vapor Ariguani. Ell
hermoso vapor embarrancado
tenia a su bordo 526 p~asajeros
y $50 tripulantes. Seran reco-
los pasajeros por ell va
por Vollendam, que los llevara
a New York.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

A nombre de la Sociedad
Dental de Tampa dara la bien
venida a los visitantes ell DR..
w. A. Dean.
Contestant a Dean Y ell al
calde Chancey, ell DR.. w. j.
Fitzpatrick, de Miami. Dara
una demonstration clinica ell
DR.. A. M. Smith, Jr., de esta
ciudad.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
Certe de 10 Criminal

Tn negro que sabe silbaT en-
tretuvo aver al juez Petteway
de la Corte de 10 Criminal, y eS
tie lie quito Is dias de la senten-
cia de A meses que por hErto lie
impuso.
Ell negro es un artista y Ell
iuez permiti6 que ell pdblico lie
ascuchara.
Otro negro, que no tiene ha-
bilidad artistica, fue condenado
a A meses, tambien por hurto.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

Din de 10 f.nzn

Dfn de Ia rdza
Sc aproxima este glorioso dia
que con gran suntuosidad sera
celebrado en- ell palacio del Cen
tro AstUriano.
Recordamos que para ell bale
han sido contratadas las orques
tas "Mano Sanchez, 1.-THE
Southernes" y LA Tropical.
A Is cts. los caballeros y 25
~las damas.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
NNnler0s de UuriedadeS

N1meroS de UuriedsdeS
En- ell bale de la Secci6n At
letica del Circulo Sc ofreceran
numeros de variedades, a cargo
de la orquesta de la Universe
dad de Gainesville, que tocara
las pleas aericanas.
va Sc ha empezado a alderman
la sala con numerosos globos,
tipo Zeppelin.
La orquesta "Santirzo' en-
saya IN repertoire escogido de
pleas cubanas y e%spanolas, pa
ra 50 prOgrama de esa noche,
en- la sala %cantina.
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Many de Castro, 80, Y Ana
Fernandez, 81; Sam H. Fleming
IS, y Maude H. Purdy, 81; Pie
Sc Toole, SO, Y Julia Garcia, %;
Luigio Di Rosa, "a, v Teresa
Butlice, 30; B. D. Smith, %, y
Dorothy Coleman, 10.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
Los Bohenljos en- la yadio

Los Bohemj0s en- la sadiO
DespU@s de un largo descan-
so volvera a presentarse ante Ell
micr6fono la orquesta los
Bohemios'", que dirige ell pro-
fesor Maxine Echegaray.
La primera trakmisi6n sera
81 viernes, por la estaci6n WD
AE.
Estimo la atenci6n de los
naestros Echegaray y Esperan
.5e, que me piden les sirva de a
nunciador.
Estan de placemes los radio
oyentes, por 10 que a la orques-
a concierne.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
EMPEZARON DOS r
EN- TAMPA

La WPA empezo aver dos
obras en- Tampa, una ell drena-
je de la Gale Vera y la otra ell
Embellishments de Ybor City,
las dos seran empleadoS
258 hombrss y Se gastaran 81
mil pesos.
Tambien Sc comenzaron dos
proyectos en- Dunedin y dos en-
ell condado de Pinellas, bajo Ia
misma direction.
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)t1'O cabaret

Tambien trabajan con ahin-
20 las Damas. de Protection y
iuxilio y Secci6n de Recreo del
Centro Espanol, que ofreceran
IN cabaret en- TODD ell edificio de
Ybor, ell dia 2 de Noviembre.
Seran contratadas excelentes
crqueStas para los bailables.
Dare mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
Bale Social

Bale Social -
La Secci6n de Sociabilidad de
Ia Logia Loyal Knight anuncia
un bale social para ell dia Is,
en- los salones del Castillo Girls
.6bal Colon, de los Aguilas de
Orc.
Recordamos la function social
de manana, en- ell Rlismo local.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1935-10-01
LA E~XPORTACION DE FOS-
FATO Y MADEIRA POR Ell
PUERTO DE TAMPA

Durante ell mes de septiem-
ore creci6 la exportaci6n de fos
La gaceta., 1935-10-01

FERNANDO, G.Rubio, FIeD
Perez, DR.. JFR. suarezS' ia
mon Pi, Nestor Luis y Frank
Alvarez.
Una noche gratisima.
Nsestros meferes deseos por
Ia felicidad de la Sra. Luis.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-07-18
BOY SCOUTS TO
give MINSTREL
Troop ia to Present Show for
SSCU Juvenile Delegates
During Convention.

RehearsalS were started this week for
the minstrel show to be presented by
the Boy Scouts of Ely troop TIA as a
feature Of the entertainment program
planned for the National SSCU Juven-
lie convention here next month.
With an entirely new dialogue, some
new songs and many of the features
which were enjoyed by the local audi
ence when the Scouts presented their
annual show last spring, the minstrel
will be presented for the delegates and
general public, Friday evening, Aug. 2,
at the Washington auditorium
The minstrel cast will include Albin
Grahek, Bernard Banovetz, Stephen
Grahek, Albin Lenich. James Mondotte.
Albert Prisk, Bernard Shikonya, Anton
Grahek, Joseph Senta, Bernard Hutar,
Stanley Senta, John Skule, Frank
Kalan. John Kapsch, Jr., Paul Yodlos-
ky, Louis Ravnikar, John Golobich,
John Koshak. Donald Prola, Thomas
SLENDER and Paul Prola.
The minstrel has been written and
will be directed by Walter Snyder with
Miss Mary Hutar in charge of the
musical arrangements.
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Weed Meetings
In st. Louis County,.

The state department of Agriculture,
Dairy and Food announce meetings of
the committees for the eradication of
noxious weeds at several places in st.
Louis County
All Town chairmen are, as usual, di-
rected to attend as provided by
the Minnesota Weed Act. But, every
body is invited to attend and partici-
pate in the discussion of weed and seed
control
Subjects to be discussed will be: New
phases of the weed problem; weed
eradication methods, costs implements,
etc; pure seeds and weed seeds; bar
gain seeds, cheap seeds, etc: reports of
weed inspection; how to get your
neighbor to cut his weeds; relief seed;
feed and hay, and other interesting
subjects will receive attention.
The meeting nearest Ely and which
all people of this city are urged 10 at
tend will be held at Virginia on We'd
nesday, August Z.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-07-18
AIR SHOW TO
BE HELD HERE
Legion Drum Corps Sponsors
Event; Dedication of Air
port Planned.

Dedication of the Ely airport and a
thrilling air show will be staged here
Sunday, July %, under the auspices of
the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, ac-
cording to an announcement this week
from Harold Dillon, corps leader.
Appropriate dedication services will
be held at the airport. A definite pro-
gram for the services will be announced
next week.
Although definite arrangements have
not been completed the air show is ex-
pected to include an autogyro and sew
eral noted stunt fIers.a
Every efforts is being made TO make
the event the most thrilling and enter
tanning feature of its kind ever seen
in this section. A record crowd is ex-
pected to be attracted by the event.
Final plans for the days program will
be announced next week, NJ Dillon
said
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-07-18
City Wide Popularity
Contest Launched By
j. 6. Of C., Merchants
Winning Candidate to Get
Trip to Albert Lea With
Drum Corps.
OFFER THREE PRIZES
Contest Opens Friday With
Stores Giving Votes on
Cash Sales.

With practically every business estab-
iShment in Ely cooperating, the Ely
Junior Chamber Of Commerce this week
launches its first civic project with
the opening Friday Of a city-wide
Merchants Popularity Contest to be
sponsored by the organization.
Planned with the aim of stimulating
business and banding the business
establishments together with a greater
spirit of corporations, the contest is
expected to attract the interest of the
entire community.
The contest will terminate with an
elaborate coronation ball at the Wash
August 9, when the young lady who
draws the largest number Of votes will
be crowned Queen Of Ely
An all-expense trip to Albert Lea
with the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
for the three-day state Legion con-
vention will be the prize awarded to
the winning candidate by the Junior
Chamber The second highest candi-
date will receive a sport suit and the
third highest will receive a pair of
hiking boots.
The contest will be open to every
young woman in the city. 1t will not
be necessary for the candidates to
enter their names. The first vote cast
for any local woman will serve as her
enrolment as a candidate.
Thousands Of ballots will be dis
tributed to the business places Friday
morning. Each customer making a
cash purchase or a payment on an ac-
count will receive one vote for each
cent in the transaction. The customer
Will write the name Of his candidate on
the ballot and place it in a ballot box
before leaving the store.
Ballots will be gathered and counted
each week by committee of judges to
be announced next week. The stand
ings Of the candidates will be an
nounced each week during the contest.
The novelty of the appearance of the
winning candidate at the state conven-
ton is expected to prove a valuable ad-
vertising feature for the city.
The Drum and Bugle Corps will CO.
operate in the contest by stimulating
interest with weekly demonstrations on
downtown streets to attract crowds to
the business section and stimulating
interest.
All business places cooperating in the
contest will announce the fact with
large placards in their establishments
and through mention in their adver-
tising.