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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

Mesicek nastoupil trest hned
a Horak psal jeho manzelce,
ably mu poslala vsechny zadr-
zene prfspevky pro jeho poru-
cenku. Odpovedi ma ten dopis
nedostal. Vymohl 81 tedy u
soudu exekucn1 zajem a ode
bral Sc do bytu Mes1ckova, ably
tn zajem osobne proved. Ia
hodinu vratil Sc do kancelafe
cely rudy Uneven a rekl sve-
mu sefovi: "Je to lotr, pane
doktore! Mic nenf platno, re
jsem spor vyhral, to ubohe dfte
nedostane ami krejcaru. Mesf-
eek postoupil vsechno nemovi-
te jmenf notarskym spisem sve
manzelce, mimo to dial ma dun
vteliti tis1c zlatych dluhu pro
svou manzelku a take tento
duh zapsal do obchodnfch
knih. Ty penfze jsou pry We
no, ktere mu zena prinesla. To
je ale lotr."
"Lotr ne, hlupak," usmal Sc
doktor Stober. "Je to Ease
iedna z dobrych rad pana ko-
legy Semfnka. Wife, vsichni
advokati jsou chytTf, ale ma Ste
st1 ne vsichni stejnou merou.
Kdyz ma Mesfcek takovy veil
ky duh v knihach a nemovite
jmen1 zadne, tax je tedy Vast
ne jake obchodnik pasivnf a Wy
jake porucn1k, pozadate "a Wy
hlasen1 konkursu ma jeho jme-
nj"
"Pane doktore, Wy jste ge-
nialni clovek!" zvolal Horak
radostne. "To toho cloveka
jiste pfinuti, ably Sc mad tou u
bohou zenskou a mad svym d.
tetem smiloval, Size by Sc octl
pro druhy podvod We vezeni."
(Pokracovani.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
HRBATA.
NOVELA. NapslB edrch Morave

Napsal Bedrich Moravec.

s.O y<llSt C"S I~h~S en- '~h~s IN 0sA
tech dob, CO Mesfcek Sc ozenil,
pfijal do obchodu prodavace,
mladeho jeste cloveka a ten
ted pod prfsahou vypovedel, re
iednoho dine v lete prisel po-
rucnfk pan Horak do obchodu
pana Masfcka a rekl mu, ably
mu dial dive ste zlatych, re ne
cha cely ten process ma uznan1
otcovstv1 padnouti.
"Znate tedy pana porucnika
osobne? Jak vypada?" tazal
Sc predseda svedka.
"Je velky, st1hly a ma cerny
plnovous," odpovedel svedek.
"Tak nam, pane svedku, u
kate, ktery z techto pant to
.je!" naTfdil predseda, ukazu-
je ma %lavici, kde sedel doktor
Stober S Helenou, Mesicek Sc
svym zastupcem a nekolik Lee
setickych obcanG jake svedci.
Helena zaslechnuvsi toto tez
Ike obvinenf Horaka, celia Sc
zachvela lektnutfm. Takove
spatnosti, re by byl ten dobry
a laskavy pan Horak schopen?
Nezbylo j ted casu O tom pre-
mysleti; pozornost jejf upouta-
10 lfcenf, ktere "a chvili prime
slo objasnen1. Horak byl do
sud ma chodbe a nahodou mel
2 prftomnych jenom doktor
Stober cerny p%lnovous.
"Tenhle pan to byl," Tekl
Mesfcfknv prodavac, ukazav
ma Horakova sefa.
"Pane svedku, Wy Sc mylfte,"
usmal sc pTedseda. "Pan po-
rucnik neni v SIM pritomen a
pan, ktereho oznacujete, je je-
no pravn1 zastupce. Povezte
nam radeji pravdu, jak to by
lo!"
A tn Sc mlady clovek pocal
chveti strachem a skoro plac-
ky vypravoval, re no jeho pan
navedl, ably to tax u soudu re-
XII, re mu da Ia to petku.
V obecenstvu ozvalo Sc opo-
vrzlive bruceni, predseda okri-
XII obecenstvo, ably Sc chovalo
tise a statni nadvladn1 vstav,
oznamil re rozsifuje zalobu
take ma tohoto kfiveho svedka.
Mesicek byl uz bledy jake
mrtvola. Potion zavolal soud-
nj sluha Horaka a ten spor ra-
zem ukoncil. Oznamil soudu,
re Mesicek psal Helene nekoli-
KRAFT do Drazdan, >aby byla tr-
peliva, re il neopustf, re vi, re
je to jeho dite a on re sve d1te
nezavrhne, ale ted re 81 il witt
nem1ze, az "a nejaky cas-. Ty-
to dopisy predlozil ted Horak
soudu jake d1kaz otcovstvf a
mimo to nab1zel druhy dGkaz
pfisahou Heleninou. Potion
doktor Stober promluvil velmi
vTele k ~porotc6m a Mesicek
byl odsouzen. Predseda vyne-
81 rozsudek, kterym byl Mesf-
eek potrestan tTimesfcnlm We
zen1m "a podvod a odsouzer
k placenf mesfcnfho pfispevku
ma sve d1te a k nahrade Helene
"a vylezen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Velka nadace pro nevestu.

Mezi nadacemi, ktere spra-
vuje zidovska nabozenska O.
bee V Praze, je nejvets1 nadace
Mojz1se a Barbory Laschovych
pro vybavu pTfbuznych zakla-
dateld. z vynosu nadacn1ho
"a lonsky rok Sc propdjci cast
ka dvacet tis1c Kc. Nadaci mo-
hou ziskat zeny, ktere jsou "a
snoubeny S muzi zidovskeho
vyznanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

zavinenymi nespravnym vymi-
tan1m. ORA. Petra Hoboko OBJ
zivuje zaludecn1 cinnost, pra-
vidluje stTeva, pomaha odstra-
niti skodlive necistoty re SOU
stavy a tim zlepsuje povsechny
zdravotni stav. Nem1ze byti
~opatTeno v lekarnach, nybrz
pouze prostrednictv1m zvlaste
stanovenych jednatelu.
V Kanade dodavano beze ella.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Mad hrobem matky.
Ludmila Krizanova.

Ach, boil ma, boil ia
mole hlavicka,
pod mi ju pohladit,
predraha mamicka.
Ticho je v cintore ma
hrobe mamicky,
darmo sa sp1naj6
skrehnute rucicky.
"Ci ma uz necujes,
.ci ma uz nel'ubis,
81 sa w, mamicka, nikdy
Wac nezbudfs?"
Tazko je ma svete 1bohej
sirote,
len boil a stradanie ceka
ju V zivote.
Ktoze ju privinie, ktoze
jul pohl'adi,
ktoze jen ma svete
mamicku nahradl?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
ORA. PETRA
Hoboko

Pc vice nez-li $50 let tento ca
sem vyzkouseny rodinny lecivy
prostTedek byl cennou pomocf
tis1cGm trp1c1m
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
VZPOMINKA.

Jiz jedenact rokG uplynulo
co cd mas odesel mas draze mi
lovany otec, bratr a dedecek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
NABfDKA.

DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
Dept. D 1892,
25O1 Washington Blvd,
Chicago, Ill.
Zaslete mne bezodkladn6
Stedre velikosti IA uncovou
zkusebn1 lahev Ora. Petra Ho-
boko, ~postovne vyplaceno, Ia
kterou pTikladam S1.00.
Jmeno
Adresa
Postovnf Uradovna .......
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
NOVELA.

Doktor Sem1nko jmenem sve-
no klienta pT1sahu nastoupil.
Potion bylo ustanoveno stanl
ku slozeni pr1sahy a pri tom
doslo Ike vzrusuj1c1 scene. Ho-
rak byl stanf pTftomen. Kdyz
soudce rozsvftil svfcky vedle
krfzze a nasadiv 81 ma hlavu u
fedni cepici, wal do ruky kniz-
ku, ably z nj predc1tal pTisezni
formula, Horak zamraceny a
pTfsny oslovil Mesicka pevnym
hlasem: "Upozornuji vas, pa
ne Mesicku, re mann dGkazy,
d1kazy pfsemne, re jste otcem
nezletil6 Adlicky Petrackove.
Zaimy sv6 porucenske budu
chraniti az do posledni instan-
&c a. proto ucin1m hned trestni
ornament pro podvod spacha-
ny krivou prfsahou, jakmile
tuto prisahu slozite."
Gale pTfsahejte a neposlou-
chejte hot" rekl doktor Semin-
ko. usmivaje Sc potutelne. "To
zname. Jest to znamy vtip mas
pravnikG, tohle pohrozen1 trest
MIN oznamenfm."
"Upozornuji vas, pane dok-
tore, re pTivedete sveho klien-
ia do trestu," obratil sc Horak
k Semfnkovi.
Gale Wy mne nemate nae u
pozornovati," zvolal Semlnko
podrazd6ne. ia vim, co de
lam. Pfisahejte, pane radn1."
Mesicek byl bledy jake jeho
jmenovec ma obloze, ruka Sc
mt tfasla, kdyz powell il k
pfTfsaze a prfseznf formula Cd
fikaval chvejicfm Sc hlasem.
Take Horak zbledl, ale kdyz
M6sicek odpTisahal, Fekl pew
nym hlasem: "Slavny c. k. O.
kresni soude, cinim ma pana
MGsicka trestnf ornament pro
podvod spachany kfivou pr1sa-
hOu."
Doktor Seminko trhl sebou
prekvapenim a podival Sc udi-
ven6 ma Horaka.
"~Rozmyslete 81 to! Mic ne
dokazete!" zvolal ma Horaka.
"Prosfm, ably mole trestni
ornament bylo protokolova-
no." Tekl Horak pevne neohl1-
zeje Sc AMI ma Semlnka AMI ma
M6sicka. M6sfcek byl blfzek
mdlobe.
Semfnko vyvedl no ma chod-
bu. Zde zastihl je oba Horak,
kdyz byl podepsal sv6 trestni
ornament a vySel re soudn1 81
ne. Povidali 81 n6co a kdyz
Sci okolo Mich, doktor Sem1nko
no chytil "a rukav, tazaje Sc
no: ga jakou cenu odvolal by
ste sve trestni ornament, pane
sollicitatore?"
Horak vyskubl Sc Semfnkovi,
pohl6dl ma oba muze opovrzli-
We a neodpoved6v jim, sebehl
Sc schodG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Tento Muz Ztratil
Svoje Zamestnani

NeuvedomiI 81, jak jest
dGlezitym byti vzdy zdravym!
Ackoliv Sc easy lepsf, mnozi
Tide budou bez prace, jelikoz
opomenuli O sebe pecovati.
MGzete pomoci udrzeti 81 svoje
zdravi uzfvanim
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

Sahl, re nen1 otcem dit6te
Petrackove. Ci mohlo byti?
Vzdyt prece kazdy ved6l, re
Helena ami z domu nevychaze-
la a s nikym Sc nestykala nez
Sc svym sluzbodarcem. Potion
Sc Ease rozkriklo, re pan Ho-
rak dial to vyS, re spor Dude Sc
znovu projednavati pred poro-
tou V krajskem m6ste. Minenf
O tom Sc ~rGznilo. Jedni Sc di-
viii, re sc Horak zastava tolik
d1tete, 20 n6mz mu vlastn6 mic
nenl, druzi souhlas1ce S Hora-
KEN mfnili, re DIR. Seminko pri-
pravil radniho Mesicka do pc
kne bryndy. Kdyby byl Mesf-
eek ma dlte n6co dial, mohl 81 u
setfiti ostudy, Ted sc naplatf
a Dude sedeti.
A konecn6 tn byl tretf ma
hled, re Horak prot bohatemu
M6sfckovi nepoTidf mic, proto-
re PAM nikdy nebudou cd pa
nj.
Zat1m minulo asi ctvrt leta
a nestalo Sc mic. Byla lima. V
zalezitosti Horak contra Mesf-
eek bylo ustanoveno porotnf Il
cent v krajskem meste. Horak
byl nemocen, ale pTece jel Sc
svym Sefem drem. Strobrem,
jake svym zastupcem k porot-
nfmu lfcen1. zeleznicnfho spo-
jen1 S krajskym m9stem neby-
10, muscle Sc tam til hodiny
pesky, costa ted V zine nebyla
pflJemna, ale piece slo z Lee
Settle k pTelfceni lidf dost, byl
jich veliky zastup vesm9s I'VE
davych dovedeti Sc, jak to VIA
sine kdysi mezi Mesfckem a
jeho hrbatou sluzkou bylo. Pr
porotnfm lfcenf musf to vsech-
no pfijfti ma jevo.
Porotnf sin byla pfeplnena
obecenstvem a take k Will III
me venku panuj1ci slime pTeto-
pena. Kdyz sem Horak vessel S
Helenou a doktorem, div re Sc
nezalkl. Trpel katarrhem pile,
pokaslaval a dychal namahave
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
Simmons Returns From Sitka; Barr
 From liSianSki

A banner 24-hour period was ex- perienced by the Alaska Air Trans port until pm. today.
 Monday afternoon Pilot L. F. Barr in the Bellanca made a Glacier hop with Bernard Von Hoffman, N. Von Hoffman and H. Voorhees,, all of St Louis and passengers on the Alaska, who took pictures of the glacier.
 At pm, Pilot Barr took fish ing party consisting of P. J. Bell, G. R. Bell, Peter Loftus, Joe Thi- bodeau and Guy Gaudett, to Lake Hasselborg They were flown back today at 8:30 am.
 Later Monday afternoon Pilot Barr picked up MT and Mrs. Boyd Yaden at Sitka and brought them to Juneau. He is a PWA engineer who has been transferred to Sew ard. They were to go to the West ward on the Yukon.
 Pilot Sheldon Simmons in tho AAT Lockheed today at ' am. flew Rudolph and Carl Edman to Tena- kee and Dave Housel, Frank Met calf, John A. Renfrew and Pau Sullivan to Gypsum. The latter foul persons will be returned this after. noon.
 Pilot Simmons at 9:30 am. flew George Hendrickson and A. Var Mavern to Sitka and Ole Englin tc Tenakee. He is scheduled to return
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
Holden HaIts
 Flight to Hop
 Sick ManH Here

Ten minutes out of Icy Straits, Pilot Alex Holden in the Marine Airways Bellanca received a radio report of an emergency patient at Excursion Inlet.
 Returning to Icy Straits, he de- posted MT and Mrs Frank Wright and J. J. Galleger at that point, and picked up MT. and Mrs. Will liam Smith and brought them to the Government Hospital in Juneau MT. Smith is a surgical patient at the hospital.
 At 12:15 pm. he left here and picked up his human cargo at Icy Straits. They are round trip pas sengers to Sitka, MT. Galleger from Juneau and the other two from Icy Straits.
 A charter trip to the Tulsequah mine is scheduled after Pilot Hol- den's return from Sitka this after noon. Monday afternoon Pilot Hol- den returned from charter trip to Icy Straits with G. A. Payne. service man for thme Continental Can Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
FOR AUGUST EVENINGS

on Mob Hill, stating that for the re- mainder of the town the streets were in fair condition.
 Some change in the ordinance regulating closing hours for beer Iparlors was asked but, as pointed out by Mayor Kilburn, an amend ment must first be drawn and pre- sented to the Council for consid- eration.
 District Attorney Holzheimer was present at the meeting among sev- eral visitors, and offered the full cooperation of his office in any situ- ation where assistance would be needed. From now on, he said, his office would see to it that rowdies and other undesirables would be kept from coming to Douglas and |causing trouble.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau

Warren Haines, Gretchen DeLeo, Juneau; Mir and Mrs. Boyd Yaden, Sitka; James G. Steese, San An- tonic; O. E. Jordan, St. Louis, Mo; G. A, Rayne, K F. Smelta, Ben A. Bellamy, Eddie Nelson, Seattle; Winston J. Jones, Tacoma; Oscar Anderson, Telegraph Creek; G. A. Goodwin, Philadelphia; Gust Gus tafson, Annex; Donald c. Barrett John c. Klapp, Fairbanks: E. Wheatley, Tulsequah; M. Dodge, Hoonah; Herbert Coleman.
 Juneau
 MT. and Mrs. John Osborne, Lor- etta K. Buckley. Mrs. J. P. Greb- stad and children, Mrs. H. Gjerde w. A. Berls, Edward Chambreau.
 Alaskan
 F. Anderson, Oscar Olson, Ta- ku; L. c. Clark, Fl Paso: J. E. Con- slneau, San Diego; Jerry Gonotor Weed, Calf; Joseph Rizzardo, Ju- neau; J. P. Sullins. John Renfred Oakland,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
NO BALL GAME
 HERE TONIGHT

In memory of him who saved Ju- Ineau from being down-trodden by Ketchikan, Wilson Foster, Gastin- Ieau Channel League ball players Twill not don diamond attire this evening for the scheduled Elks- Moose tilt.
 Rather, in respect to the might 'of Fosters right arm, diamond per- Iformers will attire themselves in Idarker hues and turn out in force to see their beloved comrade de- |part their midst, as he marches down the long road to the altar with his bride-elect.
 The MJoose-Elk contest postpon- led for the occasion, will instead be played off tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock on Firemen's Park.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
DOUGLAS CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
 BUSY SESSION
Plans for School Approved To Rush Completion
 of New City Hall

Signing of contracts with H. B. Foss Co. for architectural service on the new school building, arranging to have work on the City Hall build | ing rushed to completion, settling with Mckinley Electric Co.,, and consideration of several other is sues, occupied busy session Of the Douglas City Council for their weekly meeting last night.
 A five percent fee for drawing the plans and supervision of the con- struction specified in the archi- tectural contract was ordered signed by the Council, three-fifths of the fee to be due and payable upon be- ginning of work on the contract and the balance on completion of the building. It was arranged that a committee of the Council, including Bonner, Cashen, Balog, Carlson, and Nunamaker, meet with the School Board and MT. Foss this evening to go over plans for the school. City Hall Finishing
 Completion of the City Hall to have it ready in time for the open ing of school for the fall term was definitely arranged for by the set clement with Larson & Bolm, con- tractors, for something over $500, the balance due them for work to date, being supplied by 5000 re- ceived from the School Board as part of the insurance money on the old school building. It was agreed to have the upstairs and two rooms of the Firemen's quar- ters plastered as is the rest of the building. It was brouht out that the clustering job would be some- what cheaper than other plans.
 MT. Larson stated they would be on the job today
 Payment of the remainder of the Mckinley bill for electrical work and materials was also authorized. Increased Bus Fares Asked A written request from Walter Bacon, of the Channel Bus Lines, was presented, asking privilege of increasing the monthly round-trip rate between Douglas and Juneau from $5 to $6. Due to increased costs of maintenance, and higher wages, against a falling off of business over last year The raise, MT. Ba- con states, was imperative, if he continues and is to be able to sci up sinking fund for replacement of equipment which so far has beer I impossible.
 Two or three councilmen and some of the visitors spoke in praise of the bus line service and remarked about the reasonableness of the re- quest
 The Council upon motion voted to lay the matter on the table for ono week.
 The emergency appointment by Mayor Kilburn of Roy DuPree a. temporary marshal during hi. brothers incapacitation was rati fled by the City Council.
 Reports of standing committee covered the situation in regard tt the coal bunkers on the wharf, tn, streets, and about finances. To tn, Wharf Committee was commended the disposal of the coal bunkers or the dock. Councilman Nunamake recommended some work on street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10

this afternoon with Everett Novel; Lisle Hebert and the Messrs Will COX and Casey, from Sitka.
 Pilot Barr in the Bellanca hopped off at 9:l5 am. today with John Davidson for Hirst- Chichagof, Carl Coleman, Elmer Peterson, Sam Op- ich, Tim Shea to the Apex Fl Nido mine at Lisianski. He is scheduled to return this afternoon.
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on Unimak Island, MT. Rhode stat ed
 Not only moose, but wolves and coyotes are moving on down the Peninsula" he declared. They are now further out than they have ever been seen.''
 Brown Bear
 Brown bear are doing fine on all of the Alaska Peninsula and on Ko- diak and Afognak Islands. They are plentiful Elk are increasing in good shape on Afognak Island. Some slight damage to gardens was caused by few troublesome elk earlier this year, but that has been ended now by the herds moving in- to the hills Elks on the island now number about 60 or 70. There was never more than two inches of snow on Afognak last winter. "The transplanted beaver, musk rat and rabbits on Kodiak Island are doing exceptionally well. The beaver now number about 1000, while the rabbits have increased to several thousand since being plant ed there in 1884 by the Game Com mission as CWA project. Trappers on the Island reported that red fox taken there last winter produced the finest quality of fur in several years, which they attribute to the rabbits giving the islands famous big red fox a better food supply.
 Patrol Cook Inlet MT. Rhode arrived at Seward, from Juneau, early in June. He was joined at Seward by Warden o. Conner from Anchorage. Aboard the Seal they then patroled all of Cook Inlet. On July l they arrived at Kodiak. After circling Kodiak Island they were joined at Uyak Bay by Warden Carson, from Dill llingham.
 The Seal then worked down along lthe Gulf side of the Alaska Pen linsula and out to Unalaska Island. Connor from Anchorage. Aboard swung back along the upper side of the Peninsula into the Bristol Bay section, putting into all points as far as Snag Harbor.
 From Snag Harbor MT. Rhode and Warden Carson flew back to Anchorage then out to Iliamna Lake. Warden Carson remained on board the Seal to return to Dutch Harbor from Snag Harbor At Dutch Harbor the Seal was board- ed by Warden Douglas Gray, who Is now enroute back to Juneau aboard her, working back along the Alaska Peninsula.
 Guns Seized
 The Seal is due back at Juneau about August 20. Aboard the Seal are about forty guns seized for illegal possession or illegal use and a considerable quantity of beaver, fox, and other furs illegally taken and seized.
 During the patrol, seven or eight cases were completed against can- nery workers caught illegally trans porting beaver skins out of the Ter ritory. Two cases were completed against aliens dealing in furs with out license, five cases of illegal taking of brown bear, and three aliens were convicted of taking game and fur without proper i- cenSe.
 At Naknek a jury conviction was secured by the game officers against Curly Oak, on charges of poisoning 1 fox during the past several years in the B harof Lake district. Strychnine poison was found in Oaks possession. Oak, who is an ex-convict, having served a term in Leavenworth prison, was sentenced l to four months in the Naknek jail and was fined $200. ''i The Seal arrived at Snag Harbor too late to continue to Nome and to the Bering Sea islands, as navi-l gation on Bristol Bay is too haz- ardous after August. l.,.
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DupREE LEAVES HOSPITAL

Bob DuPree, who received frac- tured jaw in fracas of last Sunday morning, was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday afternoon He is now resting at his home. Three weeks or more will be required, it is said, before his condition will per- init the taking of other than liquid food.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10

with the Greek Church lot in the foreground, an article in the Mill waukee (Wisconsim Journal of July 16, just received here tells some of the history of Douglas and of the rebuilding program in progress following the fire of February g.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
MILWAUKEE JOURNAL
 WRITES UP DOUGLAS

Under the caption, Douglas, Once Alaska's Biggest, Naughtiest City, Struggles Out of Ashes" and show ing cuts of Mayor Kilburn and Tom Sanford, and picture of the town
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 AM. TO-DAY

Seattle (arpot cloudy temperature 63 Blaine cloudy 6O Vic Bull Harbor raining
 
 raining 55 Wrangen cloudy 52; Tenakee cloudy Port Altop raining nng cloudy 50; Radovlle cloudy Codova raining China cloudy 46 Portage cloudy 48 Hot Springs Ruby partly cloudy Nulato partly Ohogamue cloudy Solomon Council - All 7:58
 WEATHER
 large low coered almost all of Alaska northern south latitude AS 2950 inches Rupert this morning. The  California the "A hours showers have fallen Kodiak
  yesterday This makes total fall of 916 inches weather reported from the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
NEW CORDOvA PILOT

Merle Smith, new pilot for the Cordova Air Service, arrived re- gently in Cordova from Wichita, Kansas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
NEoNs ERECTED

Adding to the Neon display in Douglas, signs were erected yester- day in the windows of the Guy Smith Drug Store and liquor store.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
LEAVES FOR LIsIANsKI

Sam Opich left by plane this
 morning for Lisianski where he will be employed in the mine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
U S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU
THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather BurcauD

Forecast for beginnn pm Aug
 Cloudy tonight and Wednesday, winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
CROPLEYS TO HAYNES

Jack Cropley and J. Cropley left aboard the Northwestern for Haines where they have a contract job.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-10
CAME OFFICIAL
 SAYS ALL FINE
 ON ALASKAPEN.
Clarence Rhode Back from Patrol Alb oard Seal
 Furs, Weapons, Seized

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gong administration. Democrats deny it
and to the victor belongs the Spos as thew NAV
And whether this effort reform
ed we leave it to the thinker doors while
at first the citizens generally up disgust thinking the
had invaded every vesge of their sancty they NAV now
have the that things are not or will not prove
as destructive first Keep sweet gentlemen take
your medicine don't put single stumbling block the way
those In authority But mind you if political believe
the purely POLITICAL never in all time and his
tory records nowhere reforms come spasmodca and that
by No destructive fire anytime all a sudden
eaped and reduce because all
evils have small beginnings and should courteousy