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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
CITY LOSES ITS
BOND ACTION
$595,000 Judgment Is Up
held by U. S. Appellate
Court

The United States Circuit Court
of Appeals for the fourth circuit,
sitting at Richmond, Va, ycstcr-
day handed down a decision af-
frming the decision Of Judge +.
Yates Webb i'm the case in which
the City of Hcndersonvillc was
the appellant and Fcldie Katz and
others appcllecs.
The full title of the action was,
Getty of Hendcrsonville against
Feldic Katz, II. +. Petit, Julian
ID. Anthony, X. B. Hougham, and
James II. Windsor, constituting a
bond holders protective commit
tee created under dcpoSitorS-
agreement, dated as of November
/, 1884, for deposit of bonds Of
the city of HcndcrSOnville."
The sum involved in the action
was approximately $595,000 and
judgment against the city was
given in this sum. In the appeal,
the city did not deny the obliga-
ton, but sought to have the ac-
ton transferred to the equity
rather than the law side of the
court in order to prevent a null
titudc of suits. The city sought to
require all parties 20 become par
ties to the action.
Judge Webb ruled against Hen
Jacksonville and the decision was
affirmed by the appellate court.
The appellate court reversed
the decision of Judge Webb in
the case of the Citizens National
bank Of Hcndersonville, and Hill
lard b. Atkins, receiver, appel
lants, against the Fidelity and
Casualty company, of New York,
appellee.
In this action the appellants
had been granted a preferential
claim against the bank receiver
in the sum Of $4,000, and the
appellate court reversed this de-
ciSion. The opinion was written
by Judge Parker, and n dissent
ing opinion by Judge Northcott.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
Kiwanis To Dine
Next AT Fletcher
Dinner Is Benefit for Cal.
vary Bldg. Fund

Reservations for about 80 per-
sons had been made today TOR q
dinner meeting of the kIwanls
club to be held at z p: m. lnurs-
dav at Fletcher. Ladies OF thc
Episcopal church will serve inc
dinner as a benefit for the Iunu
being raised to rebuild the Car
varv church. destroyed by hre.
The meeting, originally announc-
cd TO be held in the parish house
probably will be changed to the
school building, according to
word received from Fletcher this
morning. Following the dinner a
brief program will be presented
by the clubs public affairs COM
mittee, of which l.. B. Prince is
chairman.
Club members not going to
Fletcher will attend a formidable
meeting at | p. M. Thursday at
the Skyland hotel,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
TWOSPY RINGS
DISCOYEREDIN
CAPITAL CITY
One Rebel Force Reported
Within IS Miles Of
Detectives
GOVERNMENT CALLS
NEW CONTINGENTS

Gibraltar, Oct. 7. (UP).
The Spanish insurgents, with their
preliminary phase Of the attack on
Madrid finally launched today
claimed important local victories
on two fronts.
The insurgent lines were report
ed to have advanced westnorth-
west of Madrid and it was said
they had routed loyalists from the
triangle bounded by Torrijos, Ma
qucda and Santa Cruze de Ret
mar, west Of Toledo.
Madrid positively asserted that
rebels were repealed with losses in
these areas.
The government called new con-
tingcnts of men who have done
compulsory army service and ap-
propriated a 100000 defense
fund.
Both sides agreed that the big
push on Madrid was only in the
preliminary stage. Claims of both
also agreed that insurgents in the
Toledo area were ready for q 40
mile march northward.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
Baptist S. S. Sets
Council Meeting
Mid-Week Service Follows
at 1880 P. NJ.

Tonight at $50 O'Clock the Oc-
tobcr Baptist Sunday school work
crs council will be held in the
Hollowcll Bible class room. Both
the pastor and Sunday school SUI
pcrintendent are urging that all
Sunday school officers and teach
erS attend this meeting. Depart
mental superintendent have been
asked to procure one hundred per
cent attendance at this meeting
from their department officers
and teachers.
Immediately follow ing t h e
workers council the weekly pray
er service will begin. The pastor,
Rev. b. f.. Wall, will teach to-
night from EpheSianS the third
chapter. thirteenth through the
twenty-frst verse. Attention is
called to tc fact that thSee prayer
services have been growing in
popularity each week. Members
are asked to note the change in
hour of service from s o'clock to
7:3O o'clock. Visitors will find Il
warm welcome,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
KNOX TODRAW
BIG GATHERING
AT ASHEVILLE
Motorcades From SO
VINO. Counties to
Converge There

CHARLOTTE, Oct. 7.-Scvcu
motorcadcs of Republicans from
50 Western North Carolina cOun'
ties will converge on AShcvillC
October l3 to hear the address
there in the stadium by Col. Frank
Knox. COP. candidate for vice
president.
Many of these mOtOrcadc groups
will follow the train west across
the state from as far east as Sails
bury and will hear Colonel Knox
i'm train platform appearances at
StatcSville, Hickory and Marion,
as well rs in the general address
i'm AShevillC i'm the evening.
Brownlow Jackson, state sccrc-
tary in charge of the campaign
Headquarters here, was busy to-
day organizing these motorcadcS.
He expects the largest gathering
of Republicans ever to assemble
i'm the state ut AShcvillc for the
address. This will be augmented
BIZ motorcadcs from East TcnncS-
SEQ counties.
MotorcadcS already organized
for Western North Carolina coun-
ties including the fOllowlng:
Seven counties west of AShe-
vile 49, Cherokee, Swain, Macon
Jackson. Clay, Haywood and Ora
ham 49, will move into AShcvlilc
arriving there at 6 o'clock to meet
the Knox train.
Pennsylvania. Henderson, Polk
Rutherford. Cleveland, Avery,
Mitchell and Yanccy counties VIII
form q second motorcadc.
Madison county will form a mo,
toTCadc all of its own, augmented
ny the East Tennessee groups.
Groups will move from the coun'
~ seats of Burke, Caldwell. Nc
Dowell. Wataugua, AShc and Al
Icghancy counties TO Marion
meeting there ut 4 o'clock to greet
Colonel Knox. and after the Mar
ion address continuing on to AShc'
vile. I.
Mr. Jackson, who has been work
ing at headquarters ltoi"
until II Z. VI. for the past Few
DAYS making these motorcade ar
engagements. said this morning
that nothing has happened II
North Carolina TO stir party inter,
est as much as the Knox tour ano
tho lecture tour of Tom DIXON
Roth events have dcluged th SI
headquarters with requests OF al
sorts Cities not included on tn'
original Dixon itinerary are cam can,
oring for a date. And now t f;,
the Knox itinerary has been liS
ed. groups are seeking lnolrI hI,
ton and routingS so as TO Dc az" .h'
to hear the Colonel and Joln IN, tH'
various small motorcades thas WI
form one big one moving on AShe
vile.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
MURDER is THEORY

BOSTON, Oct. 7.-(UP).-A
theory of murder rather than un-
lawful surgery was projected TO-
day as doctors and police sought
to unravel the weird mystery sur
rounding the death of an uniden-
tilted young woman whose dis
membered body was found in Bos-
ton harbor. Investigators consid-
cred the murder possibility after
Medical Examiner VIM. J. Brick
ley said he found no condition in
dicating the necessity of an lille
gal operation,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
al Kills Negro
.AsCrowd Clasps

~ sS' HG>IILLE. Ga. Oct. :.
-. s..-P.nag Frazier. negro,
-. % his death from a 1872
i. nos'ars las, night after
J. q, a..'ac,od 1000 people dur
ir ,>' I, v.gl, atop the CHM
' r''r,s 20 bring him down
|, u. FRAZIER threatening to
r. 5s',.a"rud, When the crowd
-. ',"'11.'u- be- rcsorted to
n 20 attract attention,
la, 'J' ,e.l 20 his death.
atop the smokestack
,... a, m., tefytug efforts of
'owU 20 dislodgc him,
T. .,,' his grip at Ii:23 p.
.. 2.t,r'.od 20 doom.
! aladrod persons gasped
"a, DC plunged down
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
Extend Martial
Law AT Shanghai

SHANGHAI, Oct. 7.-(UP(.-
Martial law was declared by Chi
nese authorities today in villages
and towns within a 30-mile radius
of Shanghai. The action was Ia
ken because of increased tension
in Chinesc-Japanese relations. .
Residents of the Chapel district
here began to evacuate to the IN
ternational settlement after ru-
NOR was circulated that the
Shanghai Marking railroad had
been blown up. The evacuation
diminished, however, when 1t was
learned the report was false.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
TWO SPY RINGS in
MADRID UNCOVERED

LISBON, Oct. 7. (UP). - The
Talavera de la Reina correspond
cnt Of the Newspaper o Scculos
reported today that rebel troops
occupied the town Of Santa Cruz
Del Retmar, 35 miles southwest
of Madrid.
Earlier, Gen. Gonzalo Queipo de
Llano, southern rebel commander,
radiocast from Seville that insurg-
ent forces had captured Santa
Cruz, Qismondo and Portillo.
In Madrid, the government an.
nounced arrest of two well-organ-
lied spy rings, one within the citI
and one at Getafe airdrome in the
suburbs. Spies had co-operated
with insurgent aircraft by rocket
signals, and information on the
disposition Of loyalist forces had
been furnished the insurgents,
the authorities said.
Rebel radio claims, unvcrified
elsewhere, included:
Rebels at Maqueda repealed
loyalist attack, shooting down
government plane and inflicting
"many casualties"
Rebel planes bombarded Malaga.
southeastern loyalist' seaport, and
effects of the bombardmcnt were
tremendous"
An attacking government column
at Bargas was pushed back with
loss of 100 killed and many pris-
oners."
Rebel forces in the Avila sector
defeated a government column,
killing Sc, and advancing "within
Madrid province.
Troops of General Mola "dcfi-
nitely occupied San Martin dc
Valdeiglesias."
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
CHAPTER |

CHAP Ek L
The men on the street OF the
little town of Shelby winkcd at
each other when they saw Ma
jor Need hitching his horse ana
phaeton in the public square.
"The old mans going to get
lit" one prophesied.
eyes, the Majors depending
or old Dobbin to get him home
to night" ,.
Ordinarily Major Need drove
an ancient coupe, sitting erect
ly behind the steering wheel;
his snow-white mustache and
well-cOmbed goatee proclaimlng
him, with almost bromide PIC
turesqueneSs, a gentleman CT
the old school. His blue eyes
would twinkle and his leathery,
tanned cheeks would crease in
pleasant wrinkles as he called
greetings to friends along the
street.
"Day, judge he'd Quaver
in his Sweetly husky voice
mighty good fishin' weather
we're havin'w "Howdy
there, jim Scott, lIow's your
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
Roosevelt Okehs
Tour Over West

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. tUP).
President Roosevelt today ap-
proved a 50O0-mile campaign tour
that will take him through dozen
midwcstern and western states
with hundreds Of platform ap-
pearanccs and four major al.
dresses. He will be on the road
ten days, starting Friday:
The major speeches will be AT
Omaha, Denver. Chicago and De-
troit.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
Preview Pacific
Flight Scheduled

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct T.
UipI A group of newspaper
men will take off this afternoon moo!
in the Pan-American China Clip.
nor hound for Manila. in the first
official trans Pacific passenger
flight. A.
passenger service, beginning Oc-
tober 81.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
EER NEWFOUNDLAND
h. NJ. TUESDAY

II JOHNS. y. F., Oct. 7. (UP)
|. BjOrkvall. Swedish flier, at
k,ang a transatlantic hop
l. New York to Sweden, passed
Hiss Harbor, east of Fortune
|. a. SOS p. m. yesterday. Al
time winds were westerly and
Ee;a,e. The sky was cloudless.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
TROOP FOUR SCOUTS
TO GATHER TONIGHT

A special meeting of Troop No
4, Boy Scouts, will be held tonight
at 7:l5 o'clock at the Scout hut
All members of the troop are urg-
ed to attend. l..
Parts in the demonstration, to
be presented to the Legion OH
next Tuesday night, will be as
signed at this meeting.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
lSH FISHERMEN
latch FOR PLANE

DUBLIN. Og-. /. - CUP -
armar on me Irish coast
I.tse. .nfey COR Kurt Bjork-
| Swedish aviator who left
Y0ss Yesterday on a project
,1r.,.ln flight 20 Stockholm.
D. word has been received of
! 2.,yaar-o,d t,jer since he left
disappointed and angry Bar
Eva Won BIiXcn-Fincckc,
wanted 20 fly with him, at
Floyd Bennett airport, and
E5 0U, alone on his 1000
! journey.
Ia ar ministry reported that
;NaL would encounter only
nos. favorable weather from
Atlantic % the Irish coast.
planned 70 fly from New
- Newfoundland and then
pr The great circle. across the
-c 90 IroalUd and then TO
lr0m 9y way of England,
and and Germany. Leaving
York a. $50 a. m. (EST)
I2ac."G 90 arrive in Stock
oy 5:@n p. m. tonight, max
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
'TOCKHOLM IS
LOOKING FOR
'EONIHG Pilot
ckyall Last Sighted East
Of Fortune Bay,
Newfoundland
lEH FISHERMAN
ARE KEEPING WATCH

kroCKHOLM. Sweden, Oct. 7.
|pl-Kur, Bjor!Svsll. Swedish
|, attempting a nonstop flight
H. the Atlantic from New
|. va, eagerly awaited here to-
\, Ne had not been sighted.
1 ,.,or, issued here that he had
|, sighted Of the southern tip
|yorway proved false when the
i, "a, identified as a Norwe-
| |, army plane.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
LABOR RELATIONS ACT
is UPHELD IN PART

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 7. (UP)
The U. S. Circuit Court of APP
pcals yesterday held the federal
labor relations act applicable to
Continued on page thrcc)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
PHONE RATE GU

JACKSON. Miss, Oct. I. lut)
Years of agitation over MISSES s;'
sippi telephone rates ended yes l
terday when the state rail i,'
commission ordered several draS-
Tie reductions,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
BOMBERS COLLIDE

ROME, Oct. 7. CUP). Eight
man Mere we're killed when two bG mi,
me men c %git I'm in midair near Fer Fer
rara Monday, is as r'Ve"''" '''
tcrdny.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
WEATHER

Loudly, with occasional
N0''' tonight and Thursdayi
o. tomorrow
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-07
GOOD AFTERNOON

In this trailer era, an invitation
to a blowout may mean you're
needed to help fix a tire.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
UN CARGAMENTO

Dos o tres dias despues de la vi
sta de Villarreal, ell .senor Costilla,
propietario del rancho de Santo Do
mingo, que Sc encuentra como a Gin
cuenta Y cinco Kilometres de Allende,
comunic6 a don Andres Flores, que la
propaganda que Villarreal habia me-
lido de contrabando por un punto
cercano de Piedras Negras, habia 81
do cargada en- ocho mulas, que es-
taba en- S u rancho y que Sc disponia
a haccrla llegar a la poblacion.
Ell saber que no Sc trataba de re-
cibir mos cuantos miles de ejempla-
res, sino TODD un cargamento sobre
ell lomo de ocho mulas, cause des-
concerto a los liberales, comprendien
do Guam dificil seria salir triunfantes
en- su comisi6n.
Con grandes precauciones recibie-
ron ell cargamento en- las afueras de
Allende, y los miembros del grupo Sc
repartieron la propaganda.
Los manifiestos habian sido pues-
tos bajo cubierta o bien en- grandes
paquetes, debidamente rotulados de
tai manera que depositados en- ell CO.
rreo, pudieran llegar a sus destinos.
Pero poner en- circulation tai can
tidad de manifiestos, sin que las au-
toridades de Allende Sc diesen cuen-
ia de clio, era Ell problema para los
liberales.
Sc reunieron una y muchas wees
para hacer ell plan de distribution.
Habia quienes proponian que parte
fuese Nevada a Saltillo y ell resto
distribuido en- los pueblos cercanos
para ser depositada en- las oficinas de
correos. Pero este no satisfacia a to-
dos, va que sc temia que en- las Off
cinas de los pequehos pueblos llama
IA la atenci6n Ell envio de tantas car
tas y paquetes.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
LA SOLUCION

I'm simpatizador de la Junta Or.
ganizadora, Domingo Tinajero, que
era ell ~telegrafista de la estacion del
ferrocarril. vino a salvar la s~ituaci6n.
ofreciendo sus servicios para ayudar
al enyio de los m~anifiestos.
Gracias a los numerosos amigos
que tenia entire los ferrocarrileros,
Tinajero propuso que Sc lie fueran
entregando cantidades de manifies-
tos que ell a su vez pondria en- manos
de sus amigos ferrocarrileros, quienes
harlan Ell deposito en- las o~ficinas pos
tales de transito, o bien a bordo de
los carros correo.
Asi, un dia Sc lie e~ntregaban Glen
sobres; otro quinientos; luego un buen
numero de paquetes. Tinajero, con
verdadero desinteres y poniendo en-
peligro no solo su empleo sine tam
bien su libertad, fue cumpliendou su
ofrecimiento, y a la vuelta de tres O
cuatro semanas, ell cargamento uae
habia introducido Villarreal estaba
circulando por TODD ell pals.
A csc modesto empleado de los Fe
rrocarriles sc debio que la nacion CO.
nociera ell famoso Programa del pri-
nero de julio de 1906, expedido por
la Junta Organizadora del Partido
Liberal.
Aunque las autoridades de Allende
no Sc dieron cuenta de que por la po-
blaci6n habian pasado los miles de ma
nifiestos, no por clio Sc los
liberales de las p~ersecuciones Y en-
carcelamientos.
Las actividades que e~mprendieron
a partir de esos dias y de acuerdo con
las ordenes que recibian de la Jun
ia para preparar un levantamiento,
pusieron alerta a las autoridades, que
empezaron por encarcelar q Atilano
Barrera, a quien POGO despues en-
viaron a la carcel de Belem, y siguie-
ron con la persecution de todos los
miembros del grupo, algunos de los
cuales tuvieron que a~bandonar Ia po-
blacion.
"Pero todos, a exception de don
Andres Flores. nos mantuvimos fir
mes hasta que lego ell de
la revoiuci6n", termin6 diciendo ell
general CARA.
Mexico. ID. f., enero de 1886.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

Con cuantas d~ificultades haciamos
la propaganda revolucionaria en-
1906" dice ell general don Reynaldo
CARA, y agrega:
"He estado leyendo las Memorials
del General Villarreal, y en- elias di-
ce que en- 1906 lego a Allende, Coah.,
en- donde residia yo %entonces, para
entregarme ell manifesto de la Jun
ia Organizadora del Partido Liberal
Mexicano. Esta es la verdad; pero
el General VilIsrreal ignora todos los
irabajos que pasamos para hacer la
distribution del manifesto.
Y en- seguida, san OCULAR su salts
faccion por la privilegiada memoria
de que goza, den Reynaldo, di6 a
conocer los nombres de todas las per
sonas que en- Allende formaban parte
del grupo liberal.
Tiene don Reynaldo setenta v dos
amos de edad, es originario de Marin,
n. L., y fue recientemente Alcalde
de Anahuac, N. L. Durante la revolu
ci6n, fue jefe de las armas en- Lare-
do por seis amos conservatives.
Isl, dice, fui 'caeique' de Nuevo
Laredo por seis largos amos; ALI me
tuvo ell senior Carranza y no dele la
jefatura sino hasta que cayo don Ve-
MUSTANG.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
DlAS DISTINTOS

Pero esos dias de mando en- Nuevo
Laredo, y los dias que corren, segdn
don Reynaldo, son muy distintos a
los de 1906, cuando la persona que
hacia propaganda antiporfirista esta-
ba expuesta a cada i~nstante a ser
a~prehendida y conducida a San Juan
de Ul1a. o por 10 menos, a la car
Gel de Belen de la ciudad de Mexi-
co.
De las personals que formaban par
tie del grupo liberal de Allende, la
mayoria u a dar a la carcel. Algu-
nos tuvieron que abandonar la pobla-
ci6n.
"Aunque tambien es c~ierto. agrega
ell general Cara, que de ALI saiimos
varios generates y coroneles.. To-
ds la genie que tomo parte en- la re-
voiucion maderista, fue templada al
calor de la propaganda que hicie1 ON
PAGINA IA
La opinión., 1936-01-26
desde los Estados Unidos los Flores
MACON, Villarreal y otros".

desde los Estados Unidos los Flores
MACON, Villarreal y otros".
Refiere ell general Cara, que va
desde los primeros dias de 1906 ha-
bia varias personals que en- Allende
mantenian correspondence con la
Junta Organizadora del Partido Ii
beral.
Vivian EN- Allende dos O tres per-
sonas que m%antenian un monopolio
en- la autoridad y en- ell concrete, y
este era causa de que la minoria
sintiera l~esionados sus intereses Y
que, por 10 tanto, sc uniera al grupo
antiporfirista.
Los jefes de la Junta Organizado-
Ia recommendation constantemente que
fuese constituido un grupo de elemen
toS actlvos y que no solamente Sc
dedicara a repartir propaganda y a
hacer circular ell p~eriodico "Regene-
r%acion", sino que Sc preparara para
un levantamiento.
Como resultado de esta
daci6n de la Junta, y a i~nvitacion de
don Andres Flores, quedo constituido
el grupo liberal de Allende, al cual
pertenecian: Atilano Barrera, Rey-
naldo Cara, Eugenio Maltos, Esta-
nislao Gonzalez, Leonardo Trevino,
Severe Perez y Erbey Gonzalez.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

La comision era peligrosa en- ex-
tremo, aparte de que presentaba
grandes dificultades, va que Sc creia
cast impossible haeer circular ell ma
nifiesto. cuardo las Was de comunica
clones estaban siempre muy vigiladas.
Sin embargo, los liberales de Allen
de Sc comprometieron a eumplir con
Ell acuerdo de la Junta.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
LA LLEGADA DE vILLARREAL

I'm dfa, refiere don Reynaldo, ell
senior Flores recibio aviso de que ha-
bia liegado a Allende Antonio 1. vi
liarreal, secretario de la Junta, y que
Sc habia h~ospedado en- ell hotel de don
Elpidio Martinez, enemigo acerrimo
de los liberales.
Villarreal habia llegado disfrazado
de obrero Y desde luego habia trata-
do de ponerse en- c~ontacto con los Ii
berales, q~uienes sc vieron en- duros
aprietos, debido a que temieron que
ell senior Martinez sc diera cuenta
de la presencia del enviado de la Jun
ia O~rganizadora.
va en- ~contacto con los liberales,
Villarreal les hizo saber que ell OBJ
jeto de su viaje era entregarles va
rios miles de ejemplares del Progra-
ma del Partido Liberal a fin de que,
dc5de Allende. fuera enviado a di-
ferentes parties de la Repnb,ica.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-18
IFoR SAsAS

FOR SALE-An established lunch room, best location in Juneau. Suitable for man and wife. Terms can be arranged by responsible parties. Reasons for selling, too much for one person to handle. Address 1783 s, care Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-18
NORTHWESTERN COMES IN LAST
 EVENING AT ]
Ten Passengers for Skag way and Haines Aboard
 When Vessel Leaves

Steamer Northwestern with elev- en passengers for Juneau and a full quota of tourists, berthed at the Pacific Coast dock at 5;30 O. clock last evening and sailed from the saWmill dock at 8:30 for Skag- way. She will be through here on the return trip about noon tomor- row. -
 Passengers arriving from Seattle were: MT. and Mrs J. F. Brod, Frank Hermann, Eugenia O'Brien Mrs. Merle Wilson.
 From Ketchikan-G. w. Howard, V. M. Blackwell.
 From Wrangell-Henrietta Black well, Ruth Blake.
 From Petersburg-F Ortis, J. E. Lugson.
 Passengers leaving on the vessel for Skagway and Haines were: Ben Bellamy, L. L. Trimble, R. F. Blan- chard, Ruth Alice, John Polling, IT, ma Ask, N. K. Jensen, Mrs. N. K. Jensen, Mrs O. Fulton, Mrs. P. H. Ganty
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-18
CHARLOTTE IN PORT;REMANIS
 HERE Ii HOURS
Steamer Has 250 Tourists AboardEFour Local Pas
 sengers Land Here

To make a stay of II hours in port, Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Charlotte, loaded with tourists, arrived this afternoon and is scheduled to sail at midnight for Skagway, returning southbound at 8 o'clock next Friday morning.
 The Princess Charlotte has one farmer tour party aboard number ing 150 members and all are mak- ing the trip to the glacier via the Farthest North Gray Line busses. There are also about 100 other tourists aboard. the majority of them making the glacier trip.
 Passengers aboard the Princess Charlotte booked for Juneau in- cluded Ovor Phillips, Miss c. Hal vorsen, Mrs. Earl Lewis and Ro- land Wuriter.