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OLD LINE CANDIDATES.
WINNER IN MCDOWELL.
COUNTY PRIMARY


sided majority over Iliner for tho
Dcm' Crat nomination.
The county also gave l.. Il, Via OF
Huntington, approximately l 90 ma.
Jorliy over Homer Holt, present at
torncy general of the state. Judge
Summers Sharp Of Warrington easily
defeated Judge Lewis Miller of Rip
ley for the Republican nomination in
his race Sharp's majority will he
better than 5000 vote in Mcdowell.
Edward l.. Blake, Ronrcvcrtc pub.
Usher, was given more than Il 2 TO L
majority over Casey Jones Of IIinoi.
for the Republican congressional nom
inaiion. The incumbent, John Kcc.
ran away from his opponents IN tho
Democratic race for the cOuSrcsSiOn-
al nomination.
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Fred H. Ray won the Democratic
for sheriff over Lucian
Fry by I,i3G.
/. H. lIar'lin'8 plurality over j.
Harvey Williams was ,o21.
Sam Christie was nominated for
prosecuting attorney by l,l7o.
R"o-cNcll received 1904 votes
for president in The Dcmocraiic pri
mary aad Nicely. for u. $. Senator,
Il total Of ll,372 and Kcr for Con
gre, - 80.
The republicans nominated ca;
h"nn, 'ro"k'l' Gregory, I;ullrdgr
and Whitaker.
l'h" Democrat rcnominaird the ,
members of Dho oElrI Of Education
Whose r,rm- are cNpiriny, Tanning,
Rrun and -. thir.
The Ecpnhican- u" ,ioatod D1f.
Coleman. Collin and T. ter, for tie
Board f. Education.
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HOBART L. PAYNE. Gle
Easily Defeats Via; Bi!nrr Backed
Candidate Loses To Attorney Gen.

Charleston. W. Va. May IT, AZ
most complete returns in Tuesdays
Republican primary showed Circui,
Jud-c Summer H. sharp 2.57O vote,
"''..'' 90 ''''''.' Lewis H. N''''cr l"'
~. -''' ''" 90 -. ,'''''' '''' ''N' :
NV '' nm 80 -, NV .
.''''' i''' "o,'-
,c,
In the Democratic race for cover
Attorney General Homer a. Ilolt's
was assured 10y lead
over l.. Il. vie ly more thJn 10000.
The vote VIII 2,I6l Of 2,3l9 pre-
tiu"& uofii'iaiIy HbuIaird
II'b, II goo: Via. 7",2o9; Er-
nest j.. Bailey, former road commits
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The Object Of this suit is To obtain
rom the defendant by th, plaintiff
divorce from the bonds uf matrI.
mChy and Ter general relief
And it appearing from an affidavit
cause, that the defendant is Il nuil
now ON file with the papers in this
resident of The, State of West Virgin
ia; il il therefore ordered that the
aid defendant Ito appear ut the
lcrk'S office Of ;hr Circuit Court OF
Mcdowell County within one month
70 mthc date of the first publication
+ this order. AMI do what is ncccss-
ry To protect her intcrcs herein.
And it is further ordered that Il
Cpy Of this order be- published once
Week for three successive weeks in
some Newspaper of general circula-
1 ON, published in said Mcdowell
County.
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Thp object Of lhi, ,'i j. 90 obtain
from the defendant H. tIr plaintiff
IL divorce from the bonds al mllri
mony and for general relief.
And it appearing from ali affidavit
now on file with the parcrs iii this
cause. that the defendant j. Il non
resident of the State Of Wc~i VIRGIN
il; il i therefore ordered that III"
said defendant do appear -. tn"
Clerks office # tn" Circuit COurI o.
Mcdowell Comfy within one month
from tic date of the first publication
of this order. and do what is nccc>
-.ry 10 protect his interest herein.
And i, i further ordered That Il
copy of this order be published one,
q week for three successive weeks in
some newspaper of general circuln-
liun. Published i'll said AIrDowrll
County.
y Ccpy, Tcstc:
HOBART L. PAYNE, Clerk
Circuit Court, Mcdowell County
JOSEPH TRAVIS. p. q.
Started Running Fri. May Is. 1896.
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EDITH HESS, Defendant

The object of this suit * TO obtain
from the defending by the plaintiff Il
divorce fro the bonds of matrimony
and for general relief
And ii appearing from an a1fida
vii now OH file with the papers III
this cause, that the dfcndant $ Il non
resident of the State of West Nir-
ginla; il is lhercloc ordered that the
said defendant do appear ut the
Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of
Mcdowell County within one montG
from the date Of the first publication
of this order, and do what is neccss-
AIRY to protect her interest herein.
And it is further ordered that Il
copy Of this order be published once
IL week for three successive week i'll
ONE newspaper of general clrcula
ton, published i'll saio Mcdowell
County.
y Copy Tcstc:
CAPEHART & MILF, 4. Q.
Startc,! Running April II, 1916.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

West Virginia: In the Clerks Of
flee Of the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
ell County, April -, 1926.
WILLARD HESSS, Plaintiff
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W In Chanccry
Lulu MYERS. Defendant

The object vi this suit As To obtain
from the defendant by the plaintiff
divorce. a Vinculo Matrimonii and
For General Relief.
And it appearing from an affidavit
now OH file with the papers i'm this
cause, that the defendant is "A non
resident of the State of West Virgin
ia; II IstncrefoTe oroered that the
said defendant dowithin one month
from the ate of the publication of
of the first publication OF this order.
and do what what is necessary 10 pro
tcct her interest herein.
And it further ordered that COPY
of this order be published once Il
week for three successive weeks i'm
the same newspaper of gencraal cir
culation published in the said Nc
Dowcll County.
y Copy Tcstc:
HOBART E. PAYNE. Clerk
CAPEHART & MILLER, l.. Q.
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SHARP LEADING MILLER N
Race FOR NOMINATION.

.Nlmost Complete Returns Give Mar
liugtOn Juris, 2,57O Majority; Holt
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

West Virginia In the Clerks office
Or The Circuit Court Or Mcdowell
uunty, April II, 1896
DOUGLASS. CRiDEK, Adminis.ra.
tor of the Estate of Rufus Lee, De
cascd, piainiiff
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The Object ofthis suit Is 10 obtain
FROM the defendant by the plaintiff
Il divorce.
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The object of This suit i, 10 obtain
rom the defendant by the plaintiff /,
divorce. A Ninculo Malrimoni and
For General Relief.
And it appearing from an affidavit
now OH file with the papers in ihi,
cause, that Tic defendant j. Il nom
'csidcnt of the State of West Virgin
III; it isthcrcTorc ordered That tn
said defendant dOwilhin one mon,:i
from the ate Of the publication e.!
OF the first publication Of this order,
nd do what What is necessary to pro
Get his iutcrc herein.
And il furIli.: ordered thtl - cap.
If this order &c publi..cd once =
week for thr,r succc--it" Wr"hs ~
he same new plpcr Of -cnc'Hal or
,ulation publ I'd in the -aid Nc
Dowcll County.
\ COPY Nstc.
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OF the Circuit t..u ,4 Mcdowell
County May l, Is.
BEATRICE HYLrON, piamln
VS.. L. Chau,vn
WILLIAM HYLTuN. Uci,nruI
PENDING In THE CIHt.Ir
COURT OF SAID MCDOWELL
COUNTY
The object Of TIN >uit is 10 obtain
from the defcndau hy the plaintiff
4 divorce from Tia bonds Of u.atri-
nony and for gencral relief.
And it appearins from an affidavit.
no won file with lhr paper, in thi4
cause, that thedef,ndant i, a nun-rcs
idcnt of the State ol West Virginia
ii is therefore orGrird ihtt the saiu
defendant do appcur at the Clerk
Office Of the Circuit Court of Me.
Dowcll County within one month
from the date OF the first publica-
ton of this order and do what j.
necessary to protcc her interest here
in,
And it is furtlcr ordered that Il
copy Of THIS order DcpUpI,hcd once
Il week for three Successive weeks ~,
some newspaper q. general cIrcuiI-
ton, published i'll said McDOwcli
County.
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OIL N 4 Y

The object Of This suit arc Co. set
lo ihr accounts Of Il. y. Johnson. Al
nini-irllor or thcIcstalc Of Matti,
acksnn, deceased; lo subject 10 sale
hr rca lc-talc Of Matte Ji"k-on in
Mcdowell Cpdnty owned by her az
hc time or her death, and for gen.
raj relief.
And it appearing from am affida-
it now ON file with The papers in
his cause, tr.t tlu. heirs. if amy, Of
Matte Jdckeou are unknown; il is
therefore ordered that lho heirs OF
Matte Jackson do appear at tir"
Jerks office or the Circuit Court Of
Mcdowell County within ono month
from the dac Of iho fir,l publication
of Ibis order, and do what is ncccs-
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HOBART T., PAINE, Clerk

{ ircuit Court, Mcdowell, County
West Virginia
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Shot. Of Bucficld ard Jude" SUM
mnr- H. Sharp held Slim l.ad Iu"
thc Republican aud gubcu"'o.r
nominations today unofficial Cab
ulaOous Of Tuesday election result
almost complete figure.
There still were cu.u-h precinct
mi >in. from both tables 60 switch
lhc lead again in these fwo race
which have seen thr top hOuW~
Dlau.r moro han turn.
IN thc Democratic contests for ihc
Same office Scnniur VI. VI. NrrIy
piled up an cnormoue majority ami
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

sO--a
West Virginia: In the Clerks OF
flee of the Circuit Court of mellow
eli County, May |, 1886.
CARRIE GILES, plaintiff
W In ChHnccry
CARLEE GILES, Defendant
PENDING IN THE CHA Uii
COURT Or SAID MCDOWELL
COUNTY
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

West Virginia: In the Clerks OF
ice of the Circuit Court of Mellow
IL County. May /, 1886.
CLAUDE q. EAltLS, Plaintiff
W. In Chancery
OLIVE GRACE E.geLS, Defendant
PENDING IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT or SAID MCDOWELL
COUNTY
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vs. III Z IIIIIIt.I'y
ALVIN LEE & EDN ARD LEE and
hIMBALL UNDERTAKING Co, =,
Corporation, Defendants
PENDING IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF SAID MCDOWELL
& GU N TY


COUN TY
The object of this suit is TO settle
he accounts of Douglass Cridcr. Adj
OF the estate of Rufus
.rr, to subject 10 sal,. the real estate
Whcd 10y Rufus Lt,c in Mcdowell
County at the time of his death fu.
SD a!p - slqop oul 10 IuomNud 1u
ate; and for general relief.
An dit appearing from an affidavit
won file with The papers iii this
ausr, that Tie defendants Calvin Lee
and Edward Lee are non Residents
the STATE of West Virginia; it is
therefore ordered mai the said de
tndahls do appear at The Clerks or
Lice OF the Circuit Court OF Mellow
ell County within one month from
tl" date Of the first publication OF
this order. an dido what is necessary
TO protect their interest herein.
and il is further ordered that Il
copy Of Ills orcdrr he published oIrc,
week for 'li'cr successive weeks il
Somc newspaper of general circmia-
tiom, published in said Mcdowell
County.
copy, Test:
nOHEET T.. PAYNE. Clerk
Circuit Court, MeDowciI County. w.
irsinia.
CAPEHART and MILLER, =. Q.
Started Running april "a, 1856
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

west Virginia: - In the Clerks Of
lice of the Circuit Court OF Mellow
ell County, April ID, 1926.
GEORGE MYERS, Plaintiff
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HOBART E. PAYNE. c!crh
ClPEHART Is MILLER, T.. ..
started Running Fri. Nay 9. 1886.
SHJTT AND HARP CHG
TO SLIM LEADS; hOITN
VICTORY MARGIN NiDiEN1
Ncriy's Margin OF Victor EmorAou
Senator B0raI Listed Pnpnl'
Choice But LandOn Delegates WIN

Charleston, May = Twr thon
and and Sky five OF 2,3l9 pro.ino
li,cn for Republican urmiunli"n for
Governor:
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CiPEHART Il Miller. +. u.
Started Running Fri. May 8, 1886.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

West Virginia In the Clerks OF
flee of the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County, May II, 1886.
WADE JESSIE, Plaintiff
w In thancrry
+. w. JESSIE, Defendant
PENDING in TIE CIRCUIT
COURT OF SAID MCDOWELL
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PETER HUNT, Plaintiff
VS.. In Chanery
LILLE HUNT, eDfcntlant
Pending In The circuit Court of
Said Mcdowell County
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ORDER or PUBLICATION

West Virginia In the Clerk Offir,
the Circuit Court ur McDoWcil
'ounty, April ~ 1855
kIMI;AIE UNDERT MING CO., .
CCrporaii0u, Plaintiff,
" la 'hanD"ry
q. y. JOHNSON, Administrator Of
IIc estate Of Matte Jachsnr, dcccde-
d, and The unknown heir al law Of
daiiie Jackson. deceased D"fcndant,
PENDING IN TIE CIRCUIT
OF SAID MCDOWELL
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CAPEHART & MILF, 4. Q.
Started Running April IL, 1916.
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HOBART E. PAYNE, Clerk
CAPEHART & MILLER, l.. Q.
Started Running April IL, 1916.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
MEASURE ASKS OPENING PARK
 TO PROSPECTOR
Bill Would Permit Mining Tn Glacier National
 Monument

A bill to open Glacier Bay Nation al Monument to prospecting and mining has been introduced by Delegate Anthony J. Dimond. ac- cording to word received today by B. D. Stewart, Territorial Com missioner of Mines, and is now be- ing studied by the House Commit tee on Mines.
 The Representatives are awaiting the report of Secretary of Interior Ickes on the proposal, numbered as HR 9275, and the Alaska Delegate requested the views of the Commis- sioner of Mines and other officials or organizations.
 , MT. Dimond has also requested President Roosevelt to amend the proclamation of 1925 that. forbade mineral entries in the Glacier Bay section to allow prospecting to be carried on, according to his mes sage
 The move to reopen the area to mineral development was started last May by Commissioner Stewart, aided by the support of Governor John w. Troy, and has since en- listed the backing of several min ing men and others.
 D Errors Charged
 The area is said to have been closed to all activity on the erron- eous assumption that there were no properties worth development in the section, according to MT. Stewart. Later the Geological Survey re- ported that gold, silver, copper and molybdenum were to be found there.
 The closing of the section was scored by Rex Beach in a recent magazine article in which he stat ed:
 Within an hours flying time from Juneau the capital of the Territory, lies an area of some 1900 square miles set aside as na- tional park, a Monument" so-call- ed. By government edict, it was withdrawn from mineral entry in 1925 in order that the timber and scenery might be preserved.
 There is no timber worth saving, and nobody visits the region except an occasional Indian seal hunter This summer I saw and tested free milling gold taken from the area which ran better than $500 a son. At Juneau trae largest mine in tho ! Territory, employing 300 men, is operating profitably on ore that runs 90 cents a ton
 This monument serves no pur- pose whatever except to lock up potential wealth and retard devel , opment."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
KRS. ROOSEVELT
 60 N NE NTS ON ALASKA FIS H
Both Traps, Seines Should Be Allowed First Lady
 Says in Article

Alaska salmon and fishing comes in for comment by Mrs. Roosevelt n one of her recent syndicated iaily columns My Day" appearing in the Seattle Daily Times and oth- CT papers. The wife of the nations Chief Executive writes:
 "A short time ago I told of a conversation with two fishermen who came to see me, and since that time I have had flood of letters. I was not trying to set myself up as an authority on fishing. I have listened to too many fishermen ar que on the coast of New England not to know that agreement is as difficult in this occupation as it is in many others.
 Apparently both the methods of fish-trapping and seining should be allowed, and a balance should be kept between the two. There seems to be some official opinion to back up the idea that in this way the greatest amount of employment will be made possible for the people in- volved.
 T glean this from my letters. but I'm not sure that the seine fisher
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
JUNEAU MEETS SKACWAY HI IN
 CAME TONIGHT
Lynn Canal Hoopsters Ar rive for Championship
 Series in This City

Eight basketball players, repre- senting the Skagway high school, arrived in Juneau on the steamer Victoria at noon today. With both teams ready to go, the first game of the championship series between Juneau and the Lynn Canal city will be played in the high school gymnasium tonight at o'clock. A preliminary game between two pick ed J-Hi squads will begin promptly at 7:30.
 Another fray is scheduled for to- morrow evening, and, if necessary, a third game will be played next Monday night.
 A slight increase in the price of admission to the series will be made in order to guarantee a required sum.
 Members of the Skagway squad, said to be one of the strongest teams from that section for several years are: Pat Farwell. c. Rap puzzi, Art Simon, R. Rapuzzi, Stan ley Smith, J. Goding, Arnold Hest ness, w. w. Ruble and Oscar Sel- mer.
 The players are staying at the Zynda Hotel, and will return to Skagway after the chamuionship series.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
Legion Theatre Party for Scouts . l omorrow Night

It promises to be big night for the members of the American Le- zion Boy Scout troop tomorrow night The youngsters will be guests of -Alford John Bradford Post for a theatre party at the Coliseum The atre. it was announced today by Homer Nordling, who, with Capt John M Clark and George Gullaf- son. is arranging the affair.
 Legionnaires and Scouts are to meet at the Dugout at o'clock and go from there to the theatre Members of the post are asked to turn out en mass as it is hoped to nave Legicnnaire for every Scout
 After the show hamburgers will oe the order, so no Legion Scouts can afford to lose out on this party
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
ROEDDA HELPED IN CONTROLLING
 FIRE AT SITKA
Motorship's Pumps Furnish Pressure When Bremen
 Need It Tn Blaze

The mot3Iship Eoedda was largely instrumental in preventing spread of the fire which destroyed the Fed eral Building in Sitka last Sun day. Delayed beyond her usual schedule by unusually heavy freight shipments, the Roedda lay at the dock in Sitka when the fire broke out
 About 4 o'clock Sunday morning, shortly after the blaze was dis covered the Sitka fire truck drove to the dock to install a pump line, but found it impossible to reach the water with the suction line because Of low tide, so Is lengths of 50-foot hose were connected with the pump aboard the Roedda, which is driven by the main engine, furnishing high pressure, and Don Gallagher, First Mate of the Roedda, was assigned to the nozzle.
 thought to be under control of the Sitka fire department, which had four lines of hose attached to hy- drants playing on the blaze, and the Roedda discontinued pumping. Half an hour later, Gallagher said, the fire again flared up and pumping aboard the Roedda was resumed un- til about l D. m.
 The fire. which evidently started in the basement of the building, possibly from an oil burner, was blazing up through the building when Gallagher arrived at the scene. In an effort to reach the base of the fire, he entered the building, and mistaking floating debris for floor surface, stepped into five feet of water. In spite of drenched cloth ing he remained at the nozzle of the hose line from the Roedda until the fire was eXtinguished.
 Capt. Ed Bach, master of the Roedda, Dave Ramsay, purser, and other members of the crew assisted in the removal of records and furni- ture from the burning building, and the engineers crew remained on duty in charge of the engine and pump aboard the motorshpi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
LICHTS,P POWER
 CUT OFF FROM
 ENTIRE VALLEY
Sud den Strik e Plunges l50,000 Persons in
 Darkness Today

FL PASO CITY. Texas, Feb. 27- The Fl Paso-M -Messiia Valley, with a population of 150,000 persons, was plunged in darkness early this morning by the sudden strike of the union workers of the Fl Paso Electric Company.
 Lights and power went off at 3:53 o'clock this morning. leaving hos pitals, homes and factories in darkness and without power.
 Radio stations and street railways are also tied up.
 N P. Clay President of the Elec- trical Union, said the walkout is the result of failure of the com- pany to keep faith with the union on the agreement reached a year ago and which ended the last power strike.
 Company officials report parts of the generating machinery have been removed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
NEW BIOLOGIST
 SERVICE ASKED

A petition signed by l5 Ketchikan residents has been received by B. D. Stewart, Territorial Commits sioner of Mines, requesting the as- signment of a geologist and min ing engineer to that district to fur nish advice to prospectors and min CTS.
 The men signing the petition were students in the short course in mining recently offered there by the University of Alaska extension service, and suggested that the ap- pointment of geologist would materially supplement such work.
 MT. Stewart advised them that no funds were available for the es- tablishment of such post. but tha he is in accord with the scheme.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
TAXES DELINQUENT
 AFTER MARCH l5

After March l5 unpaid personal and real property taxes become de- linluent, and will be subjected to penalty as provided by law, ac- ccrding to announcement today by 4. w Henning City Clerk
 Taxpayers are reminded that early payment of taxes will save much unnecessary inconvenience for both themselves and the city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
DEAN C. E. RICE
 TO GIVE LECTURE

The first of a series of public lsc- lures under the general title The Beginnings of Our Religion" will be offered by Dean c. F. Rice to- morrow evening, at eight o'clock, in Holy Trinity Cathedral. The series will be continued each Friday dur ing Lent. It is announced the pub lie is welcome to attend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
BREWSTER TO
 FLY ON TOUR
Aeronautics Inspector Is to Use Own Plane on
 Alaska Trip

ANCHORAGE Alaska, Feb. 27.- Hugh Brewster, Alaska Aeronautics inspector. said he will leave next week on sn extensive inspection tour and cover most of the Alaska air trail in his own plane
 Brewster will go to Fairbanks, Nome the Kuskckwinl country and may visit Skagway and probably other points in Southeast Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
KASHEVAROFF PAINTING ?
 DISPLAYED, NUGGET SHOP

Done in oils, portrait of Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff. the work of Rich Lovejoy, hangs in the Nugget Shop Art Gallery.
 Dressed in fitting gold leaf frame, the canvas has attracted much attention and reveals MT. Lovejoy's ability in portraiture. The artist is head of the school of art and lettering bearing his name.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
New Private Secretary
 for Judge Henenthal

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb. 27.- Myrtle Wendler has been appointed court reporter and private secretary to Federal Judge Simon Hellenthal. Miss Wendler succeeds Mrs. Nema Horstede, who is now the wife of Attorney Clyde Ellis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
HURLEY FOR FAIRBANKS

Ray Hurley is a passenger aboard the Northwestern for Seward on his way to Fairbanks where he will be employed with the Fairbanks Ex- ploration Company. He joined many others of the same company, also returning to the Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
LII. M. M. S. ". DANCE

A public dance in Moose Hall, Saturday evening, will be sponsored by Local 203, I. U. M. M. s. w., music beginning at 9:30 o'clock, it was announced today Refreshments will be served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27
EZRA WORK RESUMED

A total of l25 EZRA workers re- turned to their jobs in the city this morning, after having been laid off because of indictment weather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-27

men will agree. In addition, I am told, we should all know that pink salmon have as much food value as red salmon, but on the whole the letters agree that red salmon are raror."