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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28
EARLE EVELAND. Mgr.
Phone 243

28-March Buck Jones in "Desert
Vengeance. Sensational drama OF
romantic adventure. Second chap
ter of Buck Jones in "The Red
Rider" And Franchot Tone, Jean
Muir and Ann Dvorak in Gentle
men Are Born Six of Hollywood's
brightest young stars in the sea-
sons smartest comedy drama. Don't
miss this novel surprising story. 1t
will make you sit up and wonder
els a college diploma worth the
sheepskin it's written on.
SATURDAY, March 2-Bruce
Cabot and Judith Allen in Men OF
The Night Romance, action,
thrills move with the speed Of a
comet. Mickey Mouse Cartoon.
SUNDAY and MONDAY, March
3-4-Fiction's most beloved hero
inc really lives-Anne Shirley play
ed by Anne Shirley. The breathing
image of L. M. Montgomery lovely
| LiHuc, ouC lCSdIly duoptCo 90 iiSi Wv -
the name of the book sweetheart
Of Americas millions "Anne OF
Green Gables" with Anne Shirley
Tom Brown, o. P. Heggie and Helen
Westley Made for the millions
who loved Little Women" Open
the flood gates of your heart for a
new adventure of sheer loveliness-
relive those priceless hours when
waking womanhood discovers new
world of love. You don't just see
this picture-you carry it away, a
treasured memory. See America
First series Pilgrim Days" A
beautiful historical short subject. A
technicolor subject "Show Kids. "
The kids, a hundred of them, are
too cute for words, and being all in
color adds charm to the beauty. 1t
S full of good music, singing and
lancing all done by the kiddies. And
/ Walt Disney Silly Symphony
Better be on time, you cannot al
ord to miss single one of these
short subjects.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28

PLAYER PIANO in Al condi-
ton, for unpaid balance. Address
BOX "a, this paper. 21f3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28

MY PROPERTY on Jefferson ST.
Z rooms, bath, gas furnace, auto
matte water heater. Full lot, gar
HAVENER. Phone
105-Red. 2Sf3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28

WORM YOUR SHEEP-Nema
worm capsules gets all the worms.
The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28

FRESH JERSEY COW. For sale
or trade for young cattle.-KEN-
METH BECKWITH. Phone 246.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28

STOP THAT COUGH with Honey
and Horehound cough syrup.-Tht
Stanbery Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28

weight about 1000 pounds.-BILL
ROWLAND, Stockport, Rt. 2.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28

SATURDAY, March 9-Wallace
Beery, Jackie Cooper and George
Raft in "The Bowery." Live again
the days of John l.. Sullivan, Steve
Brodie, Carrie Nation, Spanish
American war. Colored cartoon.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28

THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March
7-S-John Wayne in James oliver
Curwood's 1.-The Trail Beyond. y
Adapted from the novel "Wolf
Hunters The screens foremost
portrayer of he-man roles in the
first of a series of thrilling outdoor
action pictures-a powerful drama
unfolded against the background OF
natures mighty force and grandeur
james Oliver Curwoods famous
story of the great northwest. Third
chapter of THE Red Rider" with
Buck Jones. And Neil Hamilton
and Marion Nixon in "By Your
Leave" The scream version of the
stage laugh hit.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28
FOR SALE

THREE HORSES.-OMAR RAY.
Phone Bristol.
HOMEGROWN re-cleaned Red
Glover Seed.-L. H. NIXON, phone
Morganville, Malta Rt. /. 21f2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28
TWIN CITY OPERA HOUSE
Sunday and Monday. ..S o'clock
Admission 10c and SOC
"Wednesday. IS O'Clock
Admission 10c and zoe
Thursday and Friday. 1880 O'Clock
Admission 10c and zoe
Saturday. 81, 9 and IL o'clock
Admission 10c to all

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
March 5-6-George Arliss, Edna
May oliver, Janet Beecher, Char
lotte Henry and Ralph Morgan in
"The Last Gentleman" A new
Arliss picture is always an event in
the theatre But particularly on
this occasion, when the First Gen
tleman Of the Screen portrays the
Last Gentleman of the Barr Family
who tried to be "the meanest man
in the world" And found himself
the most beloved. Charlie Chase
comedy. Fitzpatrick Travelogue.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28

SATURDAY,, March Bruce
Cabot and Judith Allen in MEN or
The Night Romance, action,
thrills move with the speed Of a
comet Mickey Mouse Cartoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
TAKEN WITHOUT RESISTANCE IN
 RAILROAD YARD
Raymond Hamilton, Fugi- tive from Death House,
 Ba k in Jail ASSOCIATE GIVES TIP
 ON WHEREABOUTS Bandit Boasted He Never Would Be Taken
 Alive Again

DALLAS, Texas, April 6.-Ray- mond Hamilton, boastful desperado and fugitive from the Texas death house, was placed in the Dallas county jail last night after being brought here from Fort Worth where he was captured without fight, despite recent threats never to be taken alive again.
 The capture was made by Sher- if Shoot Schmidt of Dallas coun- ty and four of his deputies, aided by Fort Worth officers who sur rounded him in the railroad yards at Fort Worth.
 Chief Deputy E. B. Becker push ed the muzzle of his gun in the robbers ribs and Hamilton gave up without an effort to resist.
 Hamilton's presence in Fort Worth was disclosed when detec- tives picked up a known associate of Hamilton's riding in a taxicab and found note from Hamilton on him. The man finally divulged the bandits whereabouts.
 Hamilton was the most badly wanted outlaw in the Southwest
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
CAUSES
 NEW UNION IN
 C0RD0vA AREA
Business Men Hold Meeting and Endorse Latest
 Organization

CORDOVA, Alaska, April G. More than one half of the mem- bers of the Cordova Cannery Work CTS Association withdrew from the meeting last Thursday night be- cause denied the right to use the secret ballot on the disputed wage scale that has resulted in canner- ies being closed here for some weeks, and also because of a disa- greement with the policies of the association leaders.
 Friday the men who walked out organized the Alaska Fish Can nery Workers Union and made plans to apply for affiliation with the American Federation of La bor.
 Business men, at special meet ing of the Chamber of Commerce late Friday, endorsed the new or ganization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
IS YEARS AFTER WAR TROUBLE IS
 AGAIN BREWING
America, Which Led Peace Move, F acing New
 European Rumbles

WASHINGTON, April 6.-It is eighteen years today after Ameri- ca entered the World War and this country once more faces a European crisis which might de- velop into another world upset to the country which led the unfalter- ing struggle for peace.
 The distant rumblings seem rath- CT muffled but those in power in Washington, and many who held important political positions dur ing war say things do not look any too bright.
 No one who held high executive positions either in the army or navy at that time in active serv- ice, except General John J. Persh- ing who holds lifetime commis- sion as general of the armies de- spite retirement, has any close contact with Washington now.
 The man who was President Wilson's under Secretary of the Navy, now is President.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
KANC -TEH IS HONOR GUEST
 JAPAN NATION
Emperor of Ma n C h u k u o Reaches Tokyo to Visit
 Emperor Hirohito

TOKYO, April 6-Emperor Rang Teh, aged 29, of Manchukuo, un- seated from the Dragon throne of the Manchus by the Chinese reyo- lution, came to Japan today to visit Emperor Hirohito and thank the Japanese, his foster parents, for setting him up at the head of the new Asiatic Kingdom.
 Emperor Kang-Teh was greeted at the railway station by Emperor Hirohito. The welcome was unpre- cedented in Japanese Court his- tory.
 Emperor Rang Teh is scheduled to stay here until April l5 as the guest of Japan. In his honor, num- erous state dinners are planned and he will also take part in a military review and visit shrines and the tomb of the Japanese fam fly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
WORK PROJECTS
 TO BE RESUMED
 NEXT TUESDAY
$5, ,000 Available for Lim- ited AERA Undertak-
 ing in Territory

Alaska Emergency Relief Admin istration work projects, which have been shut down for a week. will be resumed Tuesday on limited scale, throughout the Territory. it was announced today by Harry G. Wat son, Deputy Administrator for AL aska. A partial allowance for April of $5,000 has been received from federal funds to carry on the work. but unless further money is made available the work will be continued for only limited time, MT. Wat son said.
 Approximately 800 persons will be put to work in the various Divis- ions but only married men and those in most urgent need will be employed. he said, in explaining that there are still enough funds remaining for direct relief at this time.
 Quite a number of former work CTS have found jcbs recently and with the arrival of spring others on relief work are urged by the Ad- ministrator to attempt to secure private employment. It is the de- sire of Gov. John w. Troy, Ad- ministrator for Alaska, that those who have small jobs in yards, on their houses and such work, have 1t done now with good weather here as a means of relieving the slack in employment, MT. Watson pointed out, in urging citizens in the various communities to co-op- crate.
 Gov Troy is leaving for Wash ington Monday on the Alaska and while in the national capital will confer with national relief admin- istration heads as to conditions in the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
BIG WELCOME IS
 ARRAN CED FOR
 YUKON OFFICIAL
Reception Planned Sunday for Visiting Dignitary
 from Whitehorse

Another gala day at the Pacific Alaska Airways Airport on the Glacier Highway is planned for tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock when the big Lockheed Electra plane returns from its trip to Fairbanks carrying L. Higgins, Rep resen.ative of Yukon Territory sta- tioned at Whitehorse and special representative of G. A. Jeckell, Controller and Acting Governor of Yukon Territory, on a good will mission to Juneau.
 The distinguished visitor, who brings the good wishes of the Canadian Province to Gov. John w Troy and the Territory. to the City of Juneau and the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, will be greeted at the air field by officials of Territory, city and chamber and will be the guest of the PAA and the Juneau Chamber until his re- turn north by plane Tuesday.
 Reception Committee
 In the reception committee will be Gov Troy, or his representative, Mayor Isadore Goldstein, R. E.. Robeg' son. President of the Cham Der of Commerce; Lyman s. Peck, General Manager of PAA; and members of the chamber aviation committee, R. J. McKanna, chair man, M. s. Whittier and Robert w. Bender.
 The committee urges that every one that can be on hand at the field by 3 o'clock when the plane is scheduled to arrive that good reception may be given the visiting official.
 Among the affairs planned for MT. Higgins will be a luncheon Tuesday noon at Bailey's Cafe to be given in his honor by the Ex- ecutive Board of the Chamber of Commerce.
 Juneau Representatives Returning
 Also returning on the plane to- morrow will be Allen Shattuck, who represente the city and chamber on the flight to White horse and Fairbanks; J. J. Hil- lard. Deputy Collector of Customs
  who went to Fairbanks to install a customs official, and Mrs. Dor othy Morgan, representing The Empire.
 It is also reported the plane is bringing full passenger load.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
MEASURE WILL
 PUT MILLIONS
 TO WORK AGAIN
Senate and House Finally Agree on $4,800, ,000,-
 900 Appropriation
BIG PUBLIC WORKS
 PROGRAM PLANNED
President Has Almost Linn itless Power for Next
 Two Years

WASHINGTON, April G. The biggest peace time appropriation in history, ,8s0,ooo0 900, was voted late yesterday to President Roose- welt to carry out the already well defined plans designed to end the dele and put men to work.
 The two and half months de- bate over the bill ended with final approval by the Senate late Friday and the House concurred in all the amendments. The bill was sign ed by Speaker Byrns today and sent to the President.
 The Senate vote was 66 to 13..
 The measure is designed to put 3,500000 employables now on relief rolls to work and gives the Presi- dent almost limitless power for the next two years in using the fund.
 The bin transfers s880, ,oo0.oo0 un- expended funds of existing agencies of the relief administration to be used in tapering off the dole by next November.
 Four billion dollars will be spent in federal and non-federal public works, highways, housing, rural identification, farm improvement, education, white collar work and numerous other projects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
FIFTEEN MEN ARE CHARGED
 WITH MURDER
Trage dy at Gallup, New Mexico, Termed Cold
 Blooded' Crime

GALLUP, New Mexico, April G. Fifteen men charged with first degree murder, have been lodged in the County jail. This was after a coroner's jury. investigating the staying of Sheriff M. R. Carmich- ael, aged 38, in Thursdays evic- ton riot, described the crime as cold blooded murder"
 The sheriff was killed when he attempted to prevent a crowd of several hundred from freeing three prisoners held for tfespassing in a house from which one had been evicted
 All those facing murder charges pleaded not guilty.
 Over 100 suspected radicals have been rounded-up and they crowd both the city and county jails. Many of those arrested are believ- ed to be aliens.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
NEW SENATORS
 KEEP TRADITION
 0F'S|LENT YEAR
So-called Headliners Con- tinue to Keep Quiet
 Except "Kingfish'
By HERBERT PLUMMER

WAS HIN TON, April G. Habitual freqnenters of Senate gall leries this session have been rather disappointed that the so called headliners among the new crop of Senators have shown no inclination to live up to the ballyhoo which preceded their arrival in Washing ton.
 Bilbo of Mississippi, for example, was expected to rival the Senate's foremost attraction-Huey Long of Louisiana-when he took his seat. Instead, the Mississippi firebrand soiemnly announced upon his ar rival:
 This year is to be the Bilbo year of silence"
 Rivaling Bilbo in the interest of the gallerylites was Ohio's new Senator, Vic Donahey, glowingly described in advance notices as "61, large and two-fisted, a product of the green hills of rural Tuscarawas and bearer of the greatest vote- getting name in the history of Ohio politics.
 But Donahey, too, chose silence. Already he has served notice:
 T haven't made a speech in the Senate yet and probably will not throughout the session"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
DOCK PROPOSAL IS TABLED BY
 CITY COUNCIL
Street Paving Also Awaits Further Action. After
 Meet Last Night

After stormy session, during which both proponents and oppon- ents of the idea appeared and en- gagged in sharp verbal argument, the City Council voted last night at the City Hall to table, until next week, the Northland Trans portation Company's proposal to berth vessels at the municipally- owned City Dock.
 The proposition is expected to be considered again by the City Fathers early next week behind closed doors after City Attorney H. L. Faulkner has prepared brief on various legal aspects which were questioned last night. At this private, executive session, the coun- cilmen are expected to determine what their policy on the matter will be.
 The other important item to be considered by the City Fathers last night also was tabled" when action was deferred on awarding the con- tract for II blocks of downtown street paving. Bids under this Pub lie Works Administration project were opened last night, but all were found to be at least ten per cent above estimates.
 Here Are Bidders
 The three low bidders were: $33,745 by Gastineau Construction Company (E J. Cowling); $33,948 by R. J. Sommers Construction Company; s39,92O by G. E. Krause.
 It was the City Dock proposition that provided the fireworks last night, however.
 No sooner had Mayor Isadore Goldstein asked for spectators re- marks concerning the Northland Lines proposal, than Attorney James Wickersham took the floor as a representative of D. B. Fem mer, owner of Femmer's Dock, where the Northland vessels are berthing now
 Wickersham Protests
 Attorney Wickersham protested the deal on two main points: First, that it would seriously injure his clients bsuiness; second. that the city had no legal right to enter into such an arrangement. He pointed out that if the city wish ed to lease it's City Dock proper ties, it was his opinion that the question must be presented to vot- CTS at an election.
 This phase, and other legal questions which Attorney Wicker sham raised, are the ones being investigated this week -end by City Attorney Faulkner
 Harold Knight, representative of
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
VaIdez Fisherman Is Ordered Returned to
 North to Face Trial

SEATTLE, April 6.--Dan Taylor, a fisherman arrested several days ago on telegraphic warrant from Valdez, Alaska, accusing him of killing sea otter in violation of the Federal laws. has been order ed returned to Valdez by Federal Judge John c. Bowen to face trial.
 Taylor denies the charge and says he does not know what a sea otter looks like.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
4merica's s Foremost
 Poet Dies
E. A. Robinson, Three Time Winner, Pulitzer
 Prize, Passes Away

NEW YORK, April G. Edwin Arlington Robinson, aged 65 years, three times winner of the Pulitzer prize and honored as America s foremost living poet died in a hospital here where he had been since January IT for treatment of chronic ailment.
 Robinson s.fferei relapse last Wednesday after an operation.
 Robinson held various jobs in New York City, once working in a customs house and again as a sub way inspector.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
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 STOCK QUOTATIONS . ss .

NEW YORK, April G. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is IT, American Can 114%, American Power and Light 35s, Anaconda II, Armour N 37s, Bethlehem Steel 25%, Calumet and Hecla 3A, General Motors 287s, International Harvester STE. Ken necott l6h, United States Steel 30, Bremner bid 58, asked 63, Nabes- na bid 65, asked 85, Pound $4.84.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
Income TGx
 Rates WW
 Be Boosted
Normal Levy to Be Ad- vanced from 4 to 6 Per
 Cent, Says La Toilette

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Sena- tor LaFollette said he will offer an amendment to the income tax law boosting the normal levy from four to six percent and advancing the surtax on the top bracket incomes all along the line.
 The move comes as the Securi- ties Commission revealed that year ly salaries of about 750 of the na- tion's business chieftains aggre- gates millions of dollars yearly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
Seattle Man, Taken from S. s. Victoria,
 Dies at Ketchihan

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, April G. D. B. Scrimgeour, Seattle insurance adjustor, died yesterday in the hospital here following his remov- al from the northbound steamer Victoria. He was enroute to Haines and was forced to leave the steam CT here for medical aid. His widow survives in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
CORDOVA CANNERY
 IS PACKING CLANS

CORDOVA, Alaska, April 6.-The Pioneer cannery resumed packing of clans today with a full crew. All large canneries here have been closed in recent weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
PLEADS GUILTY

Pleading guilty to petit larceny, Harry Sumdum was given sus- pended sentence of one year in the federal jail by United States Com missioner J. F. Mullen today. Sum- dunn, who is suffering from tuber- culosis, will be placed in a hos pital. He admitted stealing traps from Frank Kube. Another count on a similar charge is pending against him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06

fered while Senator Huey P. Long continues his attack.
 Farley has been given to under stand that President Roosevelt wishes him to handle the cam paign for his renomination because of his knowledge of the Democratic set-up and skill as an organizer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
BLAZE CHECKED

A small fire on the roof of the house owned by Roy Lunn at Flew enth and A Streets was extin- guished at l0:40 o'clock this morn ing by the Volunteer Fire Depart ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
CAPTURE DESPERATE JAIL BREAKER
Farley Slated to Resign to DeuOte Time to denomination
 and Reelection of ROOseU UeIt

WASHINGTON, April G. The belief that Postmaster eneral James A. Farley will resign from the Cabinet and devote all of his attention to Roosevelt's reelection campaign is expressed by some of Farley's intimate friends.
 It is said Farley's resignation from the Cabinet will not be of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
P PRESIDENT IS
 RETURNING TO
 HIS DESK SOON
Back at Miami from Fish ing Trip-Lets Congress
 Move Its Own Way

MIAMI, Fla. April 6-President Roosevelt will go back to his desk in the White House tomorrow after a fishing cruise in southern wat CTS.
 There is no indication of any worry on the part of the President about the ultimate results on Capi- tol Hill, content so far to let Con- gress do the job in it's own way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
IS COMING WEST

WASHINGTON, April GA third summer of piling up mileage then settling down at Hyde Park to talk it over seems ahead for the riding Roosevelts.
 The Presidents acceptance of an invitation to attend the San Diego Fair means the Roosevelts will at least cross the continent. This trip is tentatively set for the first week in July.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
FRENCHMEN TO
 STAY IN ARMY

PARIS, April 6.-The French Ministerial Council has approved of the extension of the service of 10000 Frenchmen due to leave the army on April l3. The extension is effective for several months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06
IT IS TRADITIONAL

After all, however, the attitude of Bilbo and Donahey is in keep ing with time -honored traditions of the Senate. Only "Kingfish" Long has so openly defied the custom
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-06

Hei tiki, the love charm of the Maori people of New Zealand, usu- ally is carved of nephyrite.
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-11-07
Emery Corbett Married.

Of interest to Libby people was The
marriage Of Mr. Emery Corbett to Miss
Maude Long on Sunday, Nov. 3, at
Laclede, Idaho. The ceremony took
place at 2 o'clock at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. E. E. Corbett. The bride and
groom were attended by Mr. and Mrs
Bob Reid with the Rev. Maulden Of
Standpoint officiating.
The bride wore her going away suit
Of blue crepe. The matron of honor
wore a dress of rust. Both wore cor
sages of white NUNS and rosebuds
The house was attractively decorated
in pink and yellow.
A wedding dinner was served after
which the young couple left for a few
days in Spokane.
They will later make their home III
Monroe Wash, where Mr. Corbett is
employed by the Great Northern rail-
road.