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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
SENATOR LONG IS CANDIDATE
 HE ANNOUNCES
Louisiana Man Comes Que as Independent Rides
 Hoover, Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Calling Hoover and Roosevelt twin bed- mates of disaster" Senator Huey P. Long today announced he will be an independent candidate for the Presidency in 1886. W
 If the Republicans go for Hoov- CT and the Democrats for Roosevelt, there will be no other liberal can didate. If some liberal is chosen by either party, will support him. The liberal and progressive element is called upon to decide. We don't want Hoover or Roosevelt" Long added to his statement of can didacy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
FORESEE MORE FUNDS ALLOTTED IN SALMON WORK
$55, ,996 Already Set Aside for Improving Spawning
 Grounds of Territory

SEATTLE, Aug 15.-Early ex- penditure of $130951 in Federal public works funds in the North west and Alaska for tax investi- gations, retail trade surveys and improvement of the salmon spawn ing streams in Alaska, principally in the Bristol Bay region, is ex- pected as allotments have been ap- proved for $55, ,996 to go ahead with the Alaska spawning grounds work.
 The allotment of $55,996 to the Bureau of Fisheries for the inn pipvement of salmon spawning streams in Southeast and Central Alaska. repairs to the marine ways and for the improvement of sal- mon spawning grounds and de- struction of predatory enemies of salmon in Bristol Bay was approved by the President July 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
BYRNS MAKES
 HOT REPLY TO
 BOLTON CLAIM
Says Democrats Will Keep House Majority and
 Reelect Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5,--Clash- ing predictions as to how the two major political parties will fare in the next election served to keep the Capital City conscious of the approaching campaigns.
 Answering Representative Cnes- ter Bolton, of Ohio. Chairman of the G. o. P. Congressional Cam paign Committee, Speaker Bryns grinnei and said: That is damn fool statement. There is no question the Democrats will maintain every bit of their present majority in the House and the nation will not only re-elect Roosevelt but will also show approval of his policy and his ad- ministration by reelecting every Democratic Congressman"
 Representative Bolton said yes terday that the Republicans would pick up at least 75 Qr 100 House seats in the next election and there is an even chance that we will get a majority"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
CHAMBER SEES p [ 5 $ IBIL.ITY
 IN BURBERRY
Already One Test Lot Be- ing Prepared for Can-
 nery in States

South.a st AIa,ska's blueberry which Juneau housewives have used for years in making those delicious pies. may find place of import ance in the nations canned goods market Added impetus to the plan of 8 large cannery here to pack the prosaic blueberry was seen at the Chamber of C mmerce luncheon meeting at Bailey's Cafe today.
 Mayor Isadorc Goldstein, after an announcement had been made that a test shipment of blueberries is to be- shipped soon to the Great Att lantic and Pacific Company, arose to repeat a conversation he had with the Sussman and Wormser IS and w brand) Company of San Francisco recently.
 The Mayor reported that the rep resentative, after an examination of the blueberry growing in this vicin- ity, said that his company would take all the canned blueberries this section could supply. He told the Mayor that the company's present supply of blueberries from New Hampshire was inadequate. ss Mayor Thanked
 President R. E. Robertson of the Chamber thanked the Mayor for his comments, and said that inn mediate steps would be taken to interest the ussman-W Wormser Company as well as the Great At lantic and Pacific Company in the possibility Of a Juneau blueberry canning plant.
 Another interesting business item was a telegraphic message sent the Chamber by Alaska Delegate An thony J. Dimond relative to includ- ing Juneau small boat harbor survey in the General Rivers and Harbors Bill now before Congress. The Delegate said the omission of Juneau from the list of Alaskan communities included in the bill which he sent out in recent news letter was an error, and said that Juneau definitely was included in the measure.
 However, his telegram also in -- -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
ALASKADEFENSE IS INDICATED IN ACT OF GOVT.
Recent Presidential Order Is Said to Be Signi-
 fcanl Move
DELEGATE DIMOND
 GIVES HIS VERSION
Japanese Spy Scare Is Again Brought Up in
 Reports Made

WASHINGTON. Aug. l5,-Des- pite the explanation of high mili- tary officials that the ban against commercial and private flights over the Aleutian Islands of Alaska is a safety measure, Delegate Anthony J. Dimond intimated he believes the action is the first step toward the establishment of aerial defense in the Territory
 Delegate Dimond discounted tho "spy scare although he said he had received numerous reports that Japanese surveying parties have been working on some of the islands on the western end of tho chain.
 Japlncre Are Seen
 Delegate Dimond said he has re- ceIved affidavits from a Sciiool teacher on one of the islands that she personally saw Japanese. of a small fishing vessel making sur veys.
 The Delegates also said he has
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
NEW FISH PACK RECORD MADE
 IN S.E. ALASKA
Total Reaches Near Two Million Case Mark with
 Two Weeks to Go

Topping the record of 1884 by nearly 100000 cases, the Southeast Alaska salmon pack co mt inu s strong with but two weeks more to go, according to figures to the Bu- reau of Fisheries. Reports through last Saturday reveal the pack this season so far is 1853 ,890 cases com pared with l,771,768 cases for the same time a year ago. The various districts in the Southeast will close from the 18th to the 23rd of this month.
 Eastern, Wrangell and Ketchikan districts continue to lead, the oth- CTS falling a little behind the 1884 season. The Eastern district has backed 232,733 cases compared wiht I'll, ,206 last season; the Wrangell district 340,339 cases compared with 22O,408 and Ketc hikan n 797,502 against 671 .845 cases year ago.
 The total pack through August 10 in Southeast district was l39,874 eases of reds; 1O,9s7, kings; 1,449, ,029, p.nks; 285.796, chums. and 68,2o4 echoes.
 One additional cannery is operat- ing this year in the Wrangell dis trict, the A. R. Breuger Packing Company, and in the West Coast district the Hydaburg Fisheries, Inc, has resumed operations this sea- ron. The only other new operator this season from a year ago is M. E, Lane at Mora Sound in the Ket- chikan district which has only a very small pack of few hundred cares.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15

For the first time known in fishing in Southeast Alaska. jelly fish have clogged nets and fishing operations have been temporarily suspended until the fishermen can remove the mass.
 This is the report received in Douglas this morning and made by the cannery tender Mary Ann, Of he Douglas Fisheries Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
RUPERT
 BRINGING SIX
 FOR THIS PORT

Canadian National steamer Prince Rupert is due in port at 6 o'clock tonight from the south with a full load of tourists and the following passengers booked for Juneau.
 Sister Mary Barbara, MT. and Mrs. F. B McBath, of Portland, Oregon: Sister Mary Philippa, of Mission City; C. c. Ford. of Free don; and N. II. H. Hoffman, of Chi cago,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
Senate Republicans Crushed
 m Attempt to Delay Measures
 On Tas; Adjournment Is Near

WASHINGTON Aug. 15The Senate late yesterday after Republican legislation until next session.
 The 55 19 the motion
 The motion made by United States Senator yandenberg. Republican of Michigan.
 Administration leaders assaled the action of the Republ the belief the will by night and adjournment of Congress will place next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
Company Y Arriipes Here for
 Hike; Members Are Experts ir,
 2 Branches of Military Dept.

Company F, 7th Infantry, splen- did example of the high type of manhood to be found in the regular Army of the United States, disem- parked from the barracks tender Torrance at the Government dock yesterday afternoon, marched to Evergreen Bowl, and picthed camp for the night
 Company F, commanded by Capt. L. D. Tharp, will be in the Juneau area until August 23. The soldiers will follow almost exactly the same routine as that performed by Com pany E. here from July 24 until August 3.
 Capt Tharp announced that Company r will make a 60-mile practice march over the following route: Today-to Mendenhall Gla- cier and camp for the night: Friday ito Lena Beach and camp for the night; Saturday-to the rifle range and camp; Sunday-riflc match at the range; Mopday-return to Ever green Bowl and camp for the dura- tion of the stay in the Juneau area.
 Go Placcs-Do Things
 Company r is an up-to- -the-min- ute company and believes ins going places and doing things. The com- pany returned to Chilkoot Barracks Tuesday from a 90-mile march into the rugged country north of the army post. On that march they successfully executed the difficult feat of crossing the deep and swift Klehina River with full field equip ment. According to Capt. Tharp the Klehina River has caused the death of many sturdy prospectors who attempted to effect crossing.
 The water was ice cold and the weather chilly and rainy. Capt. Tharp said, at the time the com pany swan the Klehina. Many of the men were in the water more than half an hour but they march, cd six miles to camp, soaking wet after accomplishing the difficult feat. The manner in which the task was performed is an example of the training, courage, fortitude and the morale of this organization, and of the Regular Army of the United States.
 Highest Rating
 At the last. inspection made by Gen. Paul B. Malone, at Chilkoot Barracks, Company F attained the highest rating for military tactics and appearance. It has the greatest number Of Expert Riflemen and sharp5hooters of any organization in Alaska. It won the basketball cham p'cnship at the post and is said tc excel in all types of athletics. Com pany F hopes to arrange some bas-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
SKACWAY BILL
 IS INTRODUCED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-A bill has been introduced by Alaska Delegate Dimond that would auth orize Skagway to undertake certain municipal public works and issue bonds to finance such work up to s12,0o0. The work includes side walk improvement, reconstruction of the City Hall and reconstruction and construction of street cross ings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
MARTIAL LAW
 DECLARED FOR
 IDAHO COUNTY
Proclamation Is Issued by Governor Guardsmen
 Dispatched to Area

BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 15.-A procia- nation placing Teton County, in eastern Idaho, under martial law, was last night issued by Gov C. Ben Ross.
 The proclamation followed an ap- peal from county officials at Driggs who asked for armed assistance in handling approximately 1,50O strik- ing pea field workers.
 About 250 National Guardsmen have been ordered to go to the trouble area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
Matanuska VaHey Colony Project
 Is Giuen Praise

WAS INGTON, Aug. 15.--- Praise for the Matanuska Val ley colonization project came in radio today from Represen- tative c. Elmer Dietrich, of Pennsylvania, now on an in- spcction trip to AIaska, to AL aska Delegate Anthony J. Di- mend.
 Representative Dietrich said he had interviewed many of the colonists in the Matanuska Valley and found them all sat- igf.ed and cOntented.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
BIC INCREASE IN ARMY, NAVY
 PROPOSED NOW
National Defense Plans Are Further Improved
 Big Sum Needed

WASHINGTON. Aug 15.--Aiming at bigger and better Army and Navy in 1886, the Government is to spend on the two services sum equivalent to about $6.35 for each man, woman and child in the coun- try. sasfa nsal
 Revised figures increased the to- tal appropriations for National De- Tense by the present Congress to s806 000, GOO more than half to the Navy. and more than $200,000 900 ever last year,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
Jelly Fish Clog Nets,
 Fishing Is Suspended

The jelly fish have appeared in such numbers at the mouth of Taku River and in adjacent wat CTS that they have packed the mesh of the nets with their mass and fishermen have been forced to stop and clean this substance away.
 The Mary Ann brought in only a small amount of salmon as the result of the incident.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
LAFOLLETTE
 AMENDMENT
 IS REJECTED

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. The Senate has rejected the LaFollette to the tax bill seeking to increase surtaxes on small and large individual incomes in order to raise 100000 in new reve- nue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
FOUR KILLED
 PLANE CRASH

GILMER, Texas, Aug. l5.-Four persons were killed when a tri- motored plane crashed and burned early today after a vain attempt to land in cotton field
 The dead are; Andy Dizon, pilot; Herbert Buckley, co-pilot; J. w. Thompson and P. A. Ivy, pas sengers.
 The bodies of the four were burned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
ALEUTIANS TO BE FORTIFIED, CLAIM
ANOTHER WORLD WAR IS PREDICTED
Rooseueh Signs 4O-Hour Week Bill, Postal Employees

INGTON, Aug. 15.- President Roosevelt has signed the bill providing for 40-hour week for postal employees. It is expected this action will create 10000 permanent jobs for men now on the substitute list.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
NATIONS ARE BOUND TO BE
 IN CONFLICT
Former British Chancellor of Exchequer Gives
 Interview
DECLARES MUSSOLINI
 PLANS BE WAR LORD
Italian Premier Wants to Conquer Ethiopia then
 Absorb Austria

TILFCRD. Surrey, England, Aug. 15.-Philip Snowden, former British Chancellor of Exchequer, in an in terview here today, said Europe is on the brink of a new world war, too terrible to contemplate.
 Snowden said Premier Benito Mussolini, for all practical purposes, has declared war on Ethiopia and This aim, his ambition is not to stop short of the conquest of Ethi- opia. If successful in this enterprise, Mussolini's next move will be to absorb Austria and that attempt will bring Germany into war. As the European nations are now bound tog ether by innumerab,e pacts and treaties, general war will be inevitable"
 Impotcnt Policy
 The former Labor Party leader at tacked what he termed the impotent policy of. Great Britain and France as playing into the hands of Italy"
 Snowden further. declared that Great Britain is afraid to take a strong line with Italy and predict ed the present Paris tri-power con- ference will end in talk and noth- ing else"
 Snowden called upon the United States to bring it's influence to bear to help prevent a catastrophe clash of nations. asserting the United States bears and is in honor bound to responsibility by the Briand- Kellogg Pact.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
Fatally Injured,
 Auto-Train Crash

GEISSEE, Germany, Aug. l5.-- Sir Basil Phillpott Blackett. British authority on gold and economic problems, has been fatally injured near here in an auto and train crash,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
HEAVY BUYING . OF SILVER BY
 US. ANNOUNCED
Over Twenty-Five Million Ounces Are Purchased
 Yesterday Alone FOREIGN RUMORS ] SPIKED AS FALSE
Secretary M or ge ntha u Makes Important An
 nouncement to Press

WASHINGTON, August I5.-- The purchase yesterday of more than 25,O0O,5O0 ounces of silver Hast years estimated produc- tion-is announced by Secretary Morgenthau.
 The Treasury head made the statement at a hastily summon ed press conference and used the occasion to say silver pur- chases would continue, contrary to rumors in world trading cen ters that the program would be abandoned.
 Secretary Morgenthau's state- ment is accepted by Treasury observers as a formal reply to the reports circulated. The ru- mors were accom- p anied by heavy selling of the white metal in the London markets this week 4 and caused a world slump tps below 66 cents an ounce. Silver touched 81 cents an ounce last spring.
 PRICE DECLINES WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. = Tn rice of silver continued to declin oday although at a slower pace
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
IGNORED BY ITALY

ROME, Aug. l5--Italy continues to ignore the tripartite conference in Paris and keeps adding to the military strength in East Africa,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
FIRMS SUSPENDED

ADDIS ABABA, Aug. 15.-F'irms here are suspending business in fear that war will lead to confisca- ton of goods.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-15
HAS FAINT HOPE

HAS FAINT HOPE
 PARIS, Aug. 15.-Premier Laval clings to faint hopes that the Tri- partite conference will slave off war between Italy and Ethiopia.
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La opinión., 1935-03-15

(sieue de la sa. Pao.)

jar por sesenta dfas.
Otros sentenciados por 6iversas
causas Y que comparecieron en- la
corte local ell lunes pasado fueron
once i%ndividuos cast todos ellos
mexieanos qulenes recibieron dife-
rentes castigos segdn puede verse
en- la llsta que sigue: Francisco
Monies 10 dfas suspendidos, Igna-
clio Leon, c%incuenta dolares de null
Ia y setenta y cineo dias de eneie-
FRO. sesenta de estos suspendidos:
Juan Verdamontes treinta dias sus
p%endidos; Antonio Soto, 80 dfas sus
p~endidos; Newton Miller. cineo do
lares o dos Gias; Ratio Gonzalez,
diez dolares o cinco dias; John
Maxwell 10 dias. 60 suspendidos;
Jose Torres $500 dolares o diez
dias. mas sesenta dias por falta de
licencia de manejar suspendidos;
Juan Torres cinco Golares o dos
dias, Pedro Hernandez yeinticinco
dolares o ounce dias, Arturo Enri
quez ounce d6lares o cineo dias.
Pedro Contreras ounce dias sus-
pendidoS.
Como muchos de los s-enteneiados
no pudleron enterar la multa que
les fue impuesta, la mayoria de los
condenaGos tuvieron que resignar-
Sc a cumplir sus respectivas con-
denas encerrados en- Ia carcel del
Condado n donde fueron lleyados
tan luego como la corte hubo ce-
rrado Ia session..
La opinión., 1935-03-15
ESTAS.
Desde MEXICO

Call Es indispensable que us
ted ample sus datos, va que de
otra sera impossible lie
var a eabo la busqueda.
Juan Madrigal. San Francisco,
CAL Sentimos manifestarle que
nos es impossible dar a listed la
lista que solieita, va que en- la
ciudad de Mexico, existen mas
de quinientas easas, o 10 cual
la lista oeuparia mas de media
p1gina del periodico.
Srita. Ma. de Jesus Ramirez,
Azuza, Call Con gusto lie par
tieipamos habsr encontrado a la
persona por la que listed Sc in
teresa. Puede listed esoribirle a
Gale Victoria, 21o, Gomez Pa
lacio, Dgo.
David Perez, Jr, San Bernar-
dino, Call Con gusto lie parti-
cipamos haber encontrado al doc
tor. Puede listed eseribirle a Ca
lie Lave, Los Tuxtlas, Vera
cruz.
Manuel Moreno NJ, Los An
eeles, CAL Con gusto lie parti-
cipamos haber encontrado a la
persona por la que listed Sc in
teresa. Puede listed escribirle a
la Gale Azueta, II Veraeruz,
Yer.
Srita. Chavira, Los Angeles,
CAL Con gusto lie participants
haser encontrado a la persona
por la que listed Sc interesa.
Puede listed escribirle a Gale
ANA, So, Pachuca Hgo.
German Huesca, Los Ange-
les. Call direction de la per-
soma por la que listed Sc intere.
sa es Madrid 81. Mexico, D. F.
X. X. San Antonio, Tex La
persona por la que listed Sc in
teresa continua aloiada en- Ell no
tel u listed indica. Nos dice
que no ha recibido earta de US
ted y que permanecera en- esta
ciudad hasta la primera
ma de abril proximo.
Mariana c. Castro, Los Ange-
les, CAL Entregamos la carta a
la persona a quien venia dlri-
gida.
X. Y. T., Los Angeles, Cal. -
Sentimos no poder acceder a sus
deseos, por tratarse de un asun
to de vida privada.
Federico Romero, San Anto-
MO. Tex FL Official por ell que
listed Sc interesa Sc e%ncuentra
actualmente comisionado en- ell
Departamento de l~nfanteria de
la Secretaria de Guerra y Ma
rina, a donds puede listed escri'
birle.
c. T., Dallas, Tex La per-
soma por la que listed Sc lntere-
sa no figura en- ell escalafon del
ejercito.
Rubio, Nueva York. La re-
vista por la que listed Sc inte-
resa dejo de publicarse desde
hace POGO mas de cinco AMOS.
Enrique T. Yahez, Los Ange-
les, Call FL producto por ell que
listed Sc interesa no es fabricado
en- Mexico. La importation Sc
hace de Francia o de Aiemania.
La opinión., 1935-03-15
@RETERA ~lNAUeURADA

Aver fue inaugurado ell tramo de
Ia carretera entire esta ciudad y
villa Ahumada, con una extension
de 1876 Kilometres Y con csc mo-
two Sc tr~asladaron a esa pobla-
ci6n ell presidente municipal, doe
tor Daniel Quiroz Reyes, en- union
del recaudador de rentas, Yarios
regidores y otros empleados.
De Chihuahua salieron para VI
la Ahumada ell G%obernador del Es-
tado, general Rodrigo Quevedo; ell
alcalde chihuahuense Eugenio Pra-
DO y otros muchos f%uncionarios.
III general Quevedo arroj6 las Ill
umas paletadas de terra al CANT
no e hizo Ia d~eclaratoria formal de
la Inauguration, ofreciendo que
para el mes de agosto quedara ter
Esfnado totalmente ell canine hasta
la ciudad de chihuahua, pues de
este lugar para el norte, llega va
hasta ell lugar llamado Ojo dc
Aqua. con una extension de 20 XII
lAnetros, faltando dnicamente e.
La opinión., 1935-03-15
UN PAIS.....
(siuuo do la 81. Pan.)

quena vertiente de un Iiquido del
mismo color, olor y gusto de san
gre. Aproximandose a la gruta sc
siente un olor desagrada5le y al
llegar Sc ven lagos de sangre en-
estado de eoagulacion. Los perros
la comen con avidez. Don Rafael
osejo, lleno dos botellas dc este II
guido, con amino de remitir'as pa
ra su analisis a Londres, pero a Las
"a horas Sc habia ~corrompido y es
tallaron las botellas.
Llama tambien la atenoi6n una
lluvia de peees, que periodicamen-
tie aeaecs cerea de la ciudad de
Yoro, y que hasta hoy no ha sido
explieada, suponiendose que ell fe-
n6meno 10 produce una tromba ma
rina que arrastra los peces del Atls
tico al interior del pals. En- las tie
rras de blanche sc produce una pal
mera que euando es artificialmente
herida suelta un zumo vegetal dc
sabor pareeido al ehampana y que
Sc conoee con ell nombre de win,
de coyol."
La opinión., 1935-03-15
MURIO UN FAMOS0
TAUMATURGO
cIuDAD DE MEXICO, Mario IA.

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario IA.
-(Exclusivo).-Pedro r. de la Ca
nal de Aguila, famoso "taumatur-
go" que aseguraba ser ell "yerda-
dero niho Fidencio", murio hoy en-
las primeras horas de la manana,
victima de aguda neumonfa.
El tipo, v~erdadero tipo %pintores-
co de Mexico, e~jercia la medicina
contra Ia voluntad del Departa-
mento de Salubridad PGblica, ha-
ciendo curaciones colectivas, ia We
ces arrojando tan solo punados de
confetti! Pedro Ilego a realizar Gu
ras que Sc clasificaron de maravi-
llosas Y milagrosas, contando con
infinidad de testimonies de perso-
mas que fueron curadas por el.
La opinión., 1935-03-15
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