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Evening star., 1935-04-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04

James Edward Palmer prize. wrist
watch, for proficiency in practical
steam engineering.
Sword TO Baltimore Man.
The class of 1871 sword will 60 to
Midshipman John Howard McQuilkin
of Baltimore. for proficiency in prac-
teal and theoretical ordnance and
gunnery.
Midshipman John Jerome Fee.
Saylesville, R. l.. will get the Colonial
Daughters of the Seventeenth prize.
wrist watch, for excellence in his
tory
The Maury prize, a pair of marine
binoculars presented by the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, will be
awarded to Midshipman Russell
Homer Wallace, West Bridgewater
Pa. for excellence in physics.
Midshipman John Marzhan Lee.
Salt Lake City, won the National
Society. Daughters of the American
Revolution sword, for excellence in
seamanship.
The National Woman's Relief Corps
prize wrist watch. will be presented
to Midshipman Anthony Talerico. IT..
for excellence IN economics and gov
eminent
The following midShipmen will re-
ceive medals for general excellence in
target practice: Midshipman William
Muirhead Hanger, Walla Walla,
Wash, first prize. gold medal; Ed
ward John Tuxtable. jr.. Douglas.
Ariz., second prize, silver medal; Ben
Francis Prewitt. Memphis. Tenn,
third prize. bronze medal.
Wins Math Prize.
Midshipman John Robert Middle
ton. Jr.. Detroit. Mich, won the Mil
itarv Order OF Foreign Wars prize. a
sword. for standing highest in the
graduating class in mathematics.
The Society of the Cincinnati
prize. a sword. will go to Midshipman
Marion Frederic Ramirez de Arellano.
Rio Piedras. Puerto Rico, for standing
highest in languages.
A navigating sextant-the Thomp-
son prize-will be presented to Henry
Benson Bobo. ClarkSdale. Miss, for
standing highest in practical and
theoretical navigation.
Midshipman David Sands Seaman.
jr.. Providence, R. l., won the Thomp-
son binoculars for winning first place
in inter-claSs sailing. A spyglass will
be presented MidShipman Herbert
Denison Remington, WATERFOWL, N. Y,
for winning second place.
Nays great athlete. Fred (Buzz)
Berries, jr., Louisville KY. will receive
the Navy Athletic Association sword
for personal excellence in athletics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04
% WILL RECEIVE
ACADEMY. PRIZES
Washington Middle Gets
Letter of Commentator
From Admiral.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. June 4.-Midshipman
John Howard Maurer Of Washington,
D. c., will receive a letter of COM
mendation from Rear Admiral David
p. Sellers this afternoon at the regi-
mental parade, which will be con-
cluded with presentations of awards
and honors.
Midshipman Maurer will receive one
Of the six commendatory letters Rear
Admiral Sellers has written to men,
bers of the graduating class who have
contributed most to the development
Of the naval spirit and loyalty within
the regiment.
Thirty three Midshipmen will re-
eeive prizes and awards for executive
ability, proficiency in studies and
sports at the presentation at pm.
today.
The complete list of prizes to be pre-
scented by Admiral Leahy this after
noon, follow:
Receives Four Prizes.
Midshipman Lewis Lindemuth
Schock. York Pa, honor graduate,
will receive four prizes. They are the
Garner L. CaSkey Memorial Prize,
gold watch, for standing highest in
his class: a 500 check from the Ma
tional Association of Mutual Savings
Banks for the best original essay on
thrift and savings: a gold watch, pre-
scented by the Glass of 1924 for lead
ing the class in Marine Engineering;
and a sword. presented by the Ma
tional Society, United States Daugh-
tiers Of 1912, for standing highest in
electrical engineering.
Midshipman James Lowell Page
MCCallum, Ferguson, Mo, will receive
the Secretary of the Nays Trophy
for excellence in the use of the service
rife, and will have his name inscribed
on the General Society, Sons of the
Revolution. Cup. for proficiency in
ordnance and gunnery. Midshipman
Richard B. Lynch, Chronicle. Ala,
will receive the Secretary of the Nays
Trophy for excellence with the pistol
Midshipman Gould Hunter. Fort
Covington. n. Y. will receive a pair
of Marine binoculars, presented by
the American Legion, for standing
first in Government in the junior
class.
Midshipman Edgar Salo Keats, Chi
cago. won the National Order of
United States prize, gold wrist watch
for his knowledge of current history
Letters Of mmendation from Rear
Admiral David Foote Sellers. superin-
tendent of the academy, will be pre-
eented to Slade Deville Cutter. OSwego,
Ill: Lawrence Lott Edge. Columbus,
Ga: John Holbrook Eichmann, Boise,
Idaho; Frederick Joseph Harl1nger,
I'd, Albany, N. Y: John Henry Lofland,
jr. New Rochelle N Y; Norman
Harry Meyer. Mankato MINI: John
Howard Maurer. Washington, D. c.;
John Nevin Shaffer. Bedford. Pa,
and Charles Bonham LangSton,
Keokum. Iowa.
Shaffer will receive the Van Dyke
prize. a gold watch. presented to the
member Of the graduating class for
best essay on any naval or patriotic
subject. and a sword. presented by
the class of 1897. His name will be
inscribed on the class cup retained
at the academy.
Harlfinger, commander of the first
company, which won the inter-com-
pany athletic competition. will have
his name inscribed on the company
cup.
Midshipman James Waldo Thorn
eon. Chicago, will receive the Comdr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04
COURT TO SCRUTINIzE
CONTRACT FOR FILMS
Consents to Review Decision of
Minnesota Tribunal to
Text Validity.
Hy the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Validity Of the standard exhibi-
ton contract" used widely in the mo-
ton picture industry. will be decided
by the Supreme Court. The tribunal
consented yesterday to review deci-
sion Of the Minnesota Supreme Court
against the Fox Film Corp, which
presents the issue
The corporation has sought to re-
cover 1887 from A. B. Muller Of
Maple Lake, Mimi, on two contracts
made in 1929 for the rental of As
motion pictures
Muller refused to accept the films
or pay the transportations costs, con-
tending the contracts resulted from
a conspiracy among 10 large producers
to control the Aim business, and were
in violation Of the Sherman antitrust
laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04
Woman Celebrates at aa.

MORA, MINI. CHD.-Mrs. M. j. Jarvis
was 80 yesterday and her friends
planned q party. She wasn't at home
when they arrived and they talked of
sending out search party just then
Mrs Jarvis returned. Shed been
driving visitor about the town, show
ing her the sights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04
FARMER FINDS S1,135
Gold Coin and Bills Discovered in
Can Under Porch,

PAPILLION. Nebr.. June 4 (P).-
William Hartman. 20, found S1,135
in gold coin and gold and silver Ger
tif1cates in an old tobacco can under
the porch Of his farm home miles
northeast Of here today while making
some repairs.
He had no idea who put the money
there or why. The certificates all
were dated prior to 1918. OF the
money s705 was in gold coin and
$50 in gold certificates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04

Cat Whistles Shrilly.
Londons ZOO has q cat which whis-
ties shrilly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04

James Edward Palmer prize. wrist
watch, for proficiency in practical
steam engineering.
Sword TO Baltimore Man.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

siedad, a su emoci6n, a GUAM
tos sentimientos lie dominaban
en- aquel instante, dijo:
-Disp6nseme, senior Cruz,
que venga a molestarle; pero
una carta que he recibido hoy
Sc me previene que me presen-
tie a listed para 10 cual me fu6
enviada esta tarjeta suya...
Y Sac6 la que con la carta
habia recibido.
ST, va s6-repuso Mario,
va Sc.
Y sacando a su vez la carte
ra, en- la que como Sc recorda-
"a, habia escrito el nombre que
lie do Andrea, ahadio:
listed Sc llama Gustavo Go
mez, Gno es cierto?
ST, senor...
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
NIKE JACOBS FUE AMENA
ZADO EN- LA HABANA

New York, Die. 24.-Mike ia
cobs, el concertador de peleas
del Club Siglo Veinte, habl6 a
yer de su reciente vista a la
Habana y dijo: E.taban en- ell
aerodromo, a guisa de pelot6n
lie usilamiento, dos grupos ar
mados con ametralladoras. Lie
Vaban las armas, me dijeron, pa
ra convenience de que TODD iba
q deslizarse armoni1sa Y paci-
ficamente. Yo decia para mi /.
Es una forma extrana de con-
veneer a alguien. Bien, ellos me
convencieron. Me convencieron
y la pelea qued6 suspendida.
"Despu6s de la reception for
me mi criterio. Yo no Sc donde
Black recogi6 81 information;
pero result6 autentica. Enton-
ces les die que debiamos espe-
rar a que paSasen las elecciones
y en- principle senale la fecha de
febrero 2. Tome mi sombrero Y
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Los j6venes que integran ei
team de Lebanon Valley arri :
baron en- la tarde de aver, sien-
do recibidos por ell alcalde Chan
cey y otras personalities.
Para ell partido de manana
por la tarde, en- Plant Field, Sc
anuncian las siguientes lineas
de cOmbate:
lie,
IT'S libras; Muench, 1t, 100 lbs
T~ramontana, lg, 1856; Clinton,
ITS, c; Reiner o Bryan, TT; Pat
terson, re; 1853; Carter, qb,
JIG; Torres, III, ia; Chancey,
IN, 1863; y Goodwin, 1913, fb.
Lebanon Valley: Sponaugle,
1856, lie; Bartolet, 1t; 100; G. Da
vies, 1876, lg; Kroske, c, ITS;
Kniley, 1T, rg; F. Roman,
181, TT; Lascari, 1876, re; Tin
dali, 166, OBJ; Hance, 100, III
Kress, 1853, rh, y Fridinger,
1872, fullback.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

En- efecto: me ha ha sido
usted ~recomendado, muy eff
cazmente recomendado, Y espe-
raba su vista. Celebro que Sc
haya listed apresurado a pre-
sentarse a mi.
-Quiza he venido demasia-
do pronto ;pero la ansiedada.
Ia impaciencia... En- la situa-
ci6n en- que me Iaallo, de esta
vista depende mi portenir.
No; 81 digo que celebro su
apresuramiento. Tengo inter6s
muy grande en- servir 10 mas
pronto possible a la persona que
lie recomienda. Ademas, su pri-
sa me hace formar de listed
buen corcepto, pues me indica
que tiehe deseos de TRAFALGAR.
-iOh, sill. iGrandes 81.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
MARSHALL Sc HA RETI.
RADIO COMO CAMPEON
DE AJEDREZ

New York, Die. 24.-Por la
primera vez en- 81 amos los Es-
tados Unidos tendran un nuevo
campe6n de ajedrez cuando ell
torneo nacional, planeado para
MARIO, Sc decida.
Frank j. Marshall, que Ina
venido siendo campe6n ameri-
cano desde que venciera a j.
w. Showalter, en- Kentucky, en-
1909, anunci6 que declinara Ell
titulo para dar oportunidad a
los maestros j6venes de que
mueStren 10 que pueden hacer.
Marshall Sc retro aver vir-
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

iGrandisimos!.. l.. HE buscado
.ndtilmente trabajo durante
tanto tiempo!.., Todas la: puer-
tas las encontra5a cerradas...
iTodas! l.. Y, sin embargoo, yo
neceSita!ba TRAFALGAR Para vi
viz.
Las lagrimas aSomaron a sus
ojos, Y, esforzandose por SON
reir, anadi6:
Dispense mi emoci6n; pc
TO usted no sable. no puede
comprender... iAh, caballer1 !
/ Este instante es ell mas feliz de
mi vida! En- Ia carta que reci-
esta manana Sc me asegura
cue listed me dara traba6o, v
tra6ajo, sea en- 10 que sea, es
10 qre busce desde hace mucho
tempo, 10 unico que ambicio-
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
D PORTE
CAPABLANCA HA RETADO
AL DR.. EUWE

Madrid, Die. 24.-El excam-
pe6n mundial de ajedrez, Jose
Raul Capablanca, ha retado al
DR.. Max Euwe, de Amsterdam,
ell nuevo camce6n, para TN tor
neo en- que Sc discutira ell macs
tro holande lCapablanca, que
venci6 una vez a Euwe, en- IN
t9rneo individual que amboS
sostuvieron, Sc halla dispuesto
q aceptar las condolences de su
adversario.
Actualmente ell excampe6n
pertenece a la carrera consular
de Cuba, con ell cargo de agre-
gado commercial en- Europa.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
mente, a remediar su infortu-

mente, a remediar su infortu-
Mo.
|Gracias !-exclamo entire
s~ollczos Gracias !
He vivido mud7o tempo en- la
falsa creencia de que en- ell nun
do no habia mas que Seres e.
goistas, malos; lpero me equivo-
caba y reconozco y contiese mi
error. Hay tambien seres bue-
n3s, seres que parecen tener la
honrosa Y noble mission de am
parar a les devalidos: listed Y
mi lprotectora, a quien cast no
conozco... Di les les bendiga co
mo 20 les bendigo, como les ben
decire siempre!
Y al hablar de este mod9, 81
timidez trocabase en- vehemen-
cha, en- entusiasmo, reveladores
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

CORR al vapor. A Luis pensaba
recibirlo, ponerlo en- un auto :
m6vil y rodear ell coche de We
hiculos llenos de soldados Y p9-
licias, con ell Mprotegerlo.
Bajos esas condolences por
ningdn dinero permitire que
Luis vaya a Cuba.
Me ha costado ell fracaso
uncs $1,000; zero no 10 siento.
Lo mism0 hubie e pagado Is
mil pesos. "Luis esta en- perfec-
"a forma tisica y celeara con
Charley Retzlaff, en- Chicago,
ell mes pr6ximo".
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
ISIXTO MORALES
ACOSTO A MONIN

Sarasota, Die. 24.-Sixto
Morales, ell cubano, venci6 aver
Icor nocaut t6cnico, en- ell octa-
vo asalto, a Tony Monin, de
Tampa. Ricardo Hernandez, de
1875 libras, superb a Buck La
rrimore, de st, Petersburg, en-
ell gemifinal. Mario Santana,
de Key West. hizo pelea nula
con Battling Oscar, de Tampa.
Babe del Vale derrot6 a Luis
Gonzalez, en- seis asaltos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
tualmente del campeonato Guam

del campeonato Guam
do despues de csnsultarse con
los directories del Marshall
Chess Club y Harold NJ. Phil
Ups, presidente del comite ma
cioral de torneos, di6S conocer
su Sctitud en- una carta a M.
5. KrN de Chicago, presiden
tie dIa Federation Nacional de
AAdrez. Marshall cree que 81
declinaci6n del campeonato nc
le telimina de figurar en- We
nideras competencias.
Ell t0rneo nacional Sc ju-
ara en- tres . cuatro secciones
sy ell victorioso en- ell final sera
declarado campe6n de los Esta
dos Unidos. I'm premio de $500
sera concedido.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
CON LOS GUANTES

Parece que a Mike Jacobs 10
amenazaron en- Cuba, los ''batis
teros", y que la gracia lie gust6
muy POGO.
Escape bastante bien. La pro
xima vez lie aplicaran la "ley
de fugas'.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
Mario hallabase conmovido.

Mario hallabase conmovido.
Aquel infeliz, erale cada vez
mas simpatico ,por su humil-
dad.
-Tranquilicese listed, ami
go mio,-le dljo.-Todo en- ell
mundo tiene su termino, y JUS
to era que la desdicha de listed
tambien 10 tuviese. Yo me re-
gocijo, crea listed que de veras
me regocijo, de poder contri-
BUR, siquiera sea- indirecta-
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y mahsna.
Maxima aver, 81 grades; mi
nina, AZ.
Marea alta a las 2:57 p. M;
marea baa a las 7:48 a. m. y
700 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

Ell campe6n espanol del peso
"welter" 10 e: Hilario Martinez,
Ell yalenciano. Peleara con el a.
Elder, campe6n de Euro
pa. Sc efectuara ell combate en-
Berlin.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

Ell negro venci6 a Pauline Y
ell vasco no do excuses per la
golpiza. Otros interiors; al es-
panel pelearon con Luis y lie
buscaron atenuantes a la "cai-
da".
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

de la sinceridad de sus pala-
bras.
La gratitud ennoblece a
quien la %siente, y la actitud de
Gustavo, sin dejar de ser hu-
mlIde, era en- aquellos momen-
tos simpatica y noble.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

NADIA hemos dido decir, en-
esta semana, del match entire
Chino Alvarez y ell zurdito Ba-
by Miller. Con toda seguridad
cue Sc halla de vacaciones ell
"cuerpc de publicidad" de jim
Downing.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

Cada vez mejor impresiona-
90 del protegido de Andrea,
Mario dijo:
-Concretemos, amigo Co
meg; porque no es justo que lie
tenga mucho tempo en- esa ma
tsral 'ansiead que lie dcmina.
Aasta Saber que colocaci6n lie
doy y en- que condolences. Ira
baJo 10 tiene listed aqui; ESQ Sc
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

mo-. lei trabajo sera mi saliva
zion!
Y, sin poderse contener, rom
pi6 a llorar sin disimulo nj re-
serva.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
La Gaceta Folletif
LAS PENAS
QUE REDTNEN

do la advertencia de la conde-
sta, que tanto llam6 su aten-
cion, preguntabase:
-Pero, senior, Gpor que no
guerra Andrea que este des-
graciado sepa que es ella quien
lie ~protege?
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
Dempsey trata de organizar un tomeo
en- la divisi4 del peso complete

New York, Die. 24-El ex uno de los que Sc me han ofreci-
campe6n Jack Dempsey, del pc DO piensan: Yo%oy ell que que
50 comPSo, anunci6 aver que d. batir a Luis.
Iorganizara un torneo de elimi- Pero Jack admite nue necesi.
raci6n en- 19f, con ell fin de. tarfa d;sponer de la GAIA de Nor
selecconar a un Joven que sea gan 0 Rockefeller para reunir y
capaz de batir a Jose Luis. Des mantener a todos los que Sc lie
de cue Jack anunci6 su plan, zen nan ofrecdo. Pasan de LOCO los
Ibusca de Ia esperanto blanca. .asLegrama recibidos. V las liza
len su taberna Sc nan recNd telef6nicas y visitas pa
centenares de teIeGramas Aofre- 500.
ci6ndoLa apoy0'. TODD eT mum psey Y su socio Make
do quiere ser una eaperanza Waxman empezaran Immediate.
blanca. Sc me l1an Ofrecido in mente las regCciacione: para
Idividuos desde Miami al Cana que los empresSrios organizer
da. 70 quisiera traer t2do ell t2rneos de "esc Aenza blanca
grupo a New York y ponerlos a V cuando Sc deNn recoper
peiear. Creo qe encontraria a alos a los trirnfadores y hacer
~verdaderos ~gladiadores. Cada los pe!ear en- New York.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24

:: :: :: {: !: i: :" !: !: I" ]: " ! / + + !: $" $ $ s !: !:
.ivos Ia siguieN Sta: pitchers
Chrsty Mathewson, Grover Gle
Ve'and Alexander, Cy Young,
Big Ed Walsh, Ruse Waddell,
Walter Johnson, IMordecal
Brown, Richard Marquardt,
Charles Bender y Robert Moss
Grove. Catd ers, Roger Bresh :
man, Mickey Cochrane y Lew
CEiger. Primera base, George
Sisler, Lou Gehrig y Jimmy
fox. Segunda base, Napoleon
Lajoie, Eddie Collins, RcgeR
Hornsby, John Evers y Frank
Frisch.
La gaceta., 1935-12-24
V

Comprendi6 Gustavo que de-
b{a decir, algo ,exponer ell OBJ
jeto de su vista, y, sobrepo-
niendose a su timidez, a su an
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-28

We can see nothing mysterious or inscr1,table about the Japanese. First they tell us they are going to tell us they dsapprove of the naval agree ment; then they tell us.-(Charleston w Va Mai,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-28
CARD PARTY POSTPONED
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in duplicate will be received until l am, January 29, 1885, by the Deputy. Administrator of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, at Room 306, Ter ritorial and Federal Building, for the use of:
 One and/or two au o m pile trucks, flat bed type, for use in transporting twenty to twenty-four men, to and from Lena Point, a distance of approximately seventeen miles from Juneau, during such time and from day to day as may be required, during the period from February 1st to April lst, 1885, one round trip per day.
 Bidder will furnish a competent driver, and all necessary gasoline, oil, grease, repair and unkeep of truck, and assume all responsibility for injury to passengers or prop erty.
 The Alaska Emergency Relief Ad- ministration reserves the right to build or have built a suitable can vas cover to protect the passengers from the elements. It is understood and agreed to by the bidder that the Alaska Emergency Relief Administration assumes no responsibility whatsu- ever for the equipment, for loss or damage thereto from any couse, or for injury or damage to any per son or property, and that the funds under the control of the Alaska Emergency R Relief Administration are not available for the payment of any such damage Bid forms can be secured at room 306 Territorial and Federal Build ing.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any and all bids and, unless otherwise specified by the bidder, to accept any item in the bid.
 First publication, Jan. 26, 1885. Last publication, Jan 28, 1885.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-28

officer. He married in Sitka. His contacts with Alaska and Alaskans remembered by him throughout his life and at the peak of his career when he Commander in Chief of the United States Fleet
 In 1892 he was member of the Alaska deega- ton in the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, holding proxy from c. J. Todd now U. S. Marshal at Valdez
 The death of Admiral Coontz at the age of TO- after brilliant naval career, marked the loss of real friend of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-28
CURES
 CRIMINALS

SOFIA, Jan. 25.-The whipping post has been revived in numerous communities of Bulgaria, and 8 police report there has been a sharp decrease in law violations.
 Secret societies with lawless pur- poses which the government has been seeking to break up, in many
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-28

The Treasurer of the G. O. P would like to scrape together a few hundred thousand dollars Would this be the ransom money2-Detroit Neurs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-28
A Righteous Protest.
(Sangar. Cal, Herald.l


 It has recently come to our attention that a movement is on foot to label foods-particularly canned foods-with a grade system. For instance Canned Peas-Grade A" will supposedly tell the buyer all she is to know The canning industry protests, and we believe, rightly that such system will tell the buyer nothing, will tend to reduce quality lessen the farmers and growers income open up unlimited price competition and raise havoc all down the line.
 The counter suggestion fo the canning industry is descriptive labeng-labeling which will tell the consumer all that the is able to state in definite, accurate terms about the product in the can-the method of preparation; amount of contents in measure, pieces, or number of servings; color: etc, more in fact than the purchaser would know about fresh fruits or vegetables when purchased
 The value of the descriptive label is obvious This additional information, coupled with the p,lr- chaser's acceptance of well-known brand name would make substitution, either by canner or dealer we'll nigh impossible
 We believe the canning industry is meeting the trend of the times by proposing to tell pur- chasers of their products all about the product by means of the label More power to them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-28

places have disappeared because of applications of the whip.
 Committees headed by a whip master" have been created to hear charges against criminals. Trials are swift and the punishment is inflicted immediately. The manner in which the punishment is re- ceiyed is observed, and for offend CTS who do not appear properly chastened, additional lashes are or dered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-28

i The man in the moon is the only man who is not called upon to pay some form of tax-(At- lanta Constituton.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-28
JAY GOULD DIES; WAS RANKING NET
 PLAYER IN 1907

MARGARETVILLE, N. Y. Jan 28.-Jay Gould, 45, the grandson of the famous railroad builder and a ranking tennis player. died in a hospital here from a hemorrhage yesterday. He had been i'll for sev- eral months.
 Gould won the worlds single championship in 1907 and kept is for 20 years until influenza les- sened his strength