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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24
CHAPTER 80

Of1AE@ Ef6 SO
WELL. STUCKEY, feeling bet
ter?" Asson asked the lawyer.
Never BETTER" Charles replied,
without looking up from the docu-
ment he was reading.
about me, mean?"
IT shall feel better about you
only when I see the chief warder
post up the notice Of your execu-
ton"
Jimmy guffawed his amusement.
What a silly fool you are!" he
exclaimed. "Are you really keen
on this girl? Fancy getting up in
the air about a woman!"
Charles raised his head and cut
short the other with gesture.
what do you want 2" he asked.
Jimmy pulled his chair closer to
the desk and became confidential.
II wanted to have quiet little
chat with you." he began.
Hurry up, then. What's on
your dirty little mind now?"
Jimmy did his best to look
pained.
my dear fellow!" he remon-
strated. Listen: it's about this
marriage. You'll be handling all
the money, won't you? Practically
lit viii be in the hands Of you and
lme-the lawyer and the husband
won't it?" He shot a glance
taround the room, titched his chair
Ia shade closer, and lowered his
voice to an even more confidential
whisper. ut struck me what a
lsell it would be for Lutman if we
Ibid little bit Of private cutting
What do you think ?'
"Quite bonny little notion" the
lawyer agreed.
Mind you, don't say we'd do
it," Jimmy continued. "I couldn't
ldoubie-cross Lutman-you know
lme. But it would be a bit of a
lark"
Stuckey raised his head and
Hooked the other man in the ewes.
What / like about you." he said,
lis that you're so perfectly
straight. Get out, you rat!"
Jimmy rose, his face twitching
ifuriously.
"Say, you're getting a little
labove yourself, aren't you ?" he be-
gan.
II am being superior to nv en-
tvironment, If that is what you
mean"
"f you tell Lutman what said
ito you, I'll :"
J Charles appraised hand checked
him.
He knew in advance" he said
simply. HE told me you would
make this suggestion. 1 forget
what he said I was to do to you if
you did, but please consider it
done. Or, better still. since 1 think
hear him outside. :"
The door was thrust open vio-
tently and Colonel Lutman an
peared. He was obviously laboring
under violent emotion. His face
normally ford, was now SO suf-
fused as to look almost apoplectic.
his accustomed suavity had van
ished. AS he stood glowering down
at the solicitor he breathed heavily.
for he had climbed the stairs at q
pace unusual to him and trying to
a man Of his years and build.
Asson looked at him in astonish-
ment.
whats eating you, Lutman ?''
he demanded. you look upset"
The Colonel found his voice.
you'll look upset yourself when
I ten you. The girls backed out! p
Charles passed a hand over his
mouth to hide the faint smile
which he could not altogether sup.
press. Then he raised his eye
broWs.
Backed out" he repeated.
that's what I said," exploded
Lutman.
"You don't really mean tina
Miss Jaequeline has so far forgot
tan all her finer feelings as to re
fuse to marry friend Jimmy here
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
In The Superior Court.
Before The Clerk.

Before The Clerk.
North Cardinal:
Vance County:
Willis Perry, Tiller Perry SOlOman
and Eddie Perry, Petitioners.
VS..
Frank Henry Perry, Henrietta Perry
and Dora Perry, Respondents.
The Respondents, Frank Henry
Perry, Henrietta Perry and Dora
Perry will take notice that a petition
entitled as above has been filed in the
Superior Court of Vance County,
North Carolina, That the petitioners
ask that $10616 the proceeds from the
sale of real estate and being Dora
Perrys share as an heir of Fannie
Burwell, deceased, be paid to the
petitioners, who are the next of kin
to Doro Perry, the said Dora Perry
not having been seen in Vance Coun-
ty, nor in the State of North Carolina
for more than 25 years and during
all of that time the said Dora Perry
has not been heard from and her
whereabout unknown. And said Frank
Henry Perry, Henrietta Perry and
Dora Perry, will further take notice
that they are required to appear at
the office of the Clerk of the Su-
perior Court in the courthouse in
Henderson, N. c., on the 18th day of
May, 1887 and answer or demur to
the petition or the Petitioners will ap-
ply for the relief demanded in the
petition.
This the 18th day of April, 1897.
E. O. FALKNER
Clerk Superior Court, Vance County,
North Carolina
R. B. Garter, Attorney
for Petitioners.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

lima Crop Improvement Association
gives the opportunity of both using
and producing pure seed. Applications
are now being received for the in
specting of small grain fields for GER
;ification.
If a growers crop passes field in
spection by the association, threshing
should be done carefully. All equip
ment should be cleaned thoroughly
before work is begun so that no
mechanical mixture will result, the
seed specialist advises.
After threshing and cleaning, a
small sample of the grain must be
submitted to the Crop Improvement
Association for official purity and
termination tests by the State De-
partment of Agriculture.
If tests show that the seed meet
set standards, the grower can sell his
seed with the official blue tag of the
Crop Improvement Association at
fixed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

SEPTEMBER closes season
in last place. Final game is played be-
fore Is spectators, including six sport
writer's and 10 scorecard and pop sales
men. Complete reorganization for 1888
promised by club president, but fans
don't know it-they're too busy read
ing the football predictions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

The Vance County All Club Coun-
Gil met at the .Middleburg Community
House last Saturday afternoon. A dls-
cussion was held as to the type OF
programs to be held in the future
After this discussion the meeting was
adjourned and a recreational session
was held.
The Thrifty Workers Al Club OF
Zeb Vance had a weiner roast at
Beckman's mill last Thursday after
noon.
A All club meeting was held at the
Dabney school last Monday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
In Tho CuDor;or Nour@

NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
I'm The Superior Court
Before The Clerk.
State of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
j. III. Edwards, Jr. and wife, Lena G.
Edwards.
A. r. Edwards and wife, Ida Ed
wards; Mary Lewis Edwards vivid
ow of p. N. Edwards) Keller and
husband, John III. Keller; Andrew
Edwards, minor, unmarried; Ida G.
Harris, widow; Margaret J. Girls
som, widow; Lizzie Edwards, vivid
cw of C. III. Edwards); Clarence
Edwards and wife, Lois Edwards;
Clyde Edwards and wife, LOrena
Edwards; Albert Thomas Edwards,
lnmarried; Ethel f. Buchanan and
husband, Alex Buchanan; Kathlene
II. Hight and husband Hugh Hight;
Maurice Edwards, unmarried; Ray
mOnd Edwards and wife, Ada Ed
wards; Boyd Edwards and wife,
Elizabeth Edwards; George Lee Ed
wards, minor, and wife, Mildred Ed
wards, minor; Lille Mae Edwards
hardee, widow; and Luella Jane Ed
wards, minor, unmarried.
The defendant, Albert Thomas Ed
wards, will take notice that an action
entitled as above in the nature Of
a Special Proceeding has been COM
menced in the Superior Court Of
Vance County, North Carolina, for
the sale of real estate for partition
among the petitioners and defendants
who hold same as tenants in common;
And the defendant, Albert Thomas
Edwards, will further take notice that
he is required to appear at the office
OF the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Vance County, in the Courthouse in
henderson, N. c., ON the 10th day of
May 1897, and answer or demur to
the complaint in said action, or the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for
che relief demanded in said COM
plaint.
This the 10th day of April, 1887.
Z. o. FALKNER,
Clerk Superior Court Vance County
CAholsOn g. Gholson,
attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24
Wbv Baseball Fans Go Mad.

MARCH-Manager of local team
announces he has strengthened the
club at every position. Says Joe Dope,
rookie pitcher, is dead ringer for
Christy Mathewson, and Jack Zilch,
rookie outfielder, is a better hitter
than Ty Cobb.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

Manager hints flag may be cinched 10y
the Fourth of July. When New York
Yankees are unable to come to town
for exhibition game fans believe it's
because the Big Town boys are afraid
of 'em.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

APRIL-Opening day sets attend
ances record as local fans greet new
team (which is to bring first pennant
to home town since Grover Alexander
was a semi-pro hopeful.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24
AUGUST
New manager

AUGUST - New manager puts
spirit into club. Boys win four in a
row and then drop 10 out of the next
12 New manager is fired. Club presi-
dent takes active charge of team
which is fading faster than 50-cent
shirt in laundry tub.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

Strive for the impossible and get
the best possible.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

JUNE-Joe Dope is batted out of
the box for the fourth straight game
Jack Zilch goes two weeks without
getting even an outfield fly. In three
straight games Zilch fans with the
bases loaded.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

With spuds a jitney a pound and
strawberries ranging from four bits a
small hox, Joe figured his 10 days of
golf. converted into husbandry Qook
it w IN the dictionary would spell
economic independence in front page
head. line letters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

JULY = Local team drops 20
straight games. Manager shakes up
lineup. Dope and zilch are traded to
a class z league for a new batboy.
Team drops six more in a row. Mana
ger is fired.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

This breaks down into 24O hours a
year-1O solid days-of effort per an
mum. Also-not counting highballs for
visiting friends and forgettable rela-
tives-it cost Joe more centuries than
have passed since Columbus made a
hole-in-one off the West Indies in
400
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24
XoSs Telling Mel

The warning elements in Spain
must really be serious about their re-
volution. We've noticed they haven't
suspended it for the duration of the
tourist season.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

After 120 minutes of higher ma
thematics Joe had it all figured out.
Each year he had wasted three hours
four times a week. 20 weeks a season,
chasing a small white ball and dress
ed like an overgrown kid in the fifth
grade.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

MAY-I.ocal team wins 20 straight
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

At this point one might make some
remark about the old-fashioned rail-
road coach window However, it ISM
necessary. Everyone knows it was a
permanently closed incident.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

Joe decided to give up golf this
year. He planned to take up garden
ing instead. This was a momentous
decision-it cost Joe a headache, four
sheets of the firms No. 1 letterheads
and two hours of the boss time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-24

An airplane designer predicts the
planes of the future will have no
fuselage What became of that pre-
diction, a few days ago, that the
planes of the future would have no
wings.
La gaceta., 1937-05-12

das hundidas por nuestros
bravos...") la hija de este Gu
IA castrense p~elirrojo Sc incli.
naba sobre Pfeiffer Y lie abrfa
la camisa para auscultarle ell
pecho. Pfeiffer Sc m~antenia RI
gido, con los ojos cerrados. En-
sus sienes brillaban, como Pc
quenas lamparillas de miedo,
unas c~uantas gotas CRISES de
sudor. La "enfermera" lie des-
cubria ell costado izquierdo, lie
cogia entire ell pulgar v ell in
dice un pellizco de carne, ha,
cia ell sitio en- que Gaia ell cora
ION, Y volviendose al tirador,
Tue daba un paso al frente con
ma sonrisa de triunfo, lie de-
ia, entusiasmada:
II Magnifico tirol |
La gaceta., 1937-05-12
REGRESO Ell PAYASO
KING LEVINSKY

New York, Mayo liking
Levinsky, Ell payaso, regres6 a :
yer de Londres donde fhera eco
ronado'', ell pasado 27 de abril,
por Jack Doyle. Trae Ell King
una herida debajo del ojo dere-
cho, la nariz hinchada v excu-
sas de nuevo cuiio.
Eel china sangrante me de :
rrot6. Yo no Sc 10 que era, pero
me tenia apabullado. Me pare
ella que no podia levantar los
brazos contra Doyle. Fran como
de plomo.
Dyde pega duro y bien, pero
no ha mejorado NADIA.
Ell lnico dano de importan :
cha que me hizo 10 levo en- la ma
riz."
Isl 10 traen para AGA, yo pro-
meto darae una golpiza hasta ell
lpunto de que haya necesidad de
ldarle una confusion" de san :
gre"
Asegur'a que por la pelea con
Ell tenor lie pagaron $40, 600.
Londres lego a cansarle v no
quiere ocultarse para decirao.
Las muchachas allf no DO
dian entender 10 que yo les de-
'cfa. Glando saaia a su encuen :
tro y las saludaba, parecian
Greer que yo estaba loco"
Todavia piensa que 81 duque
Gle Windsor es un "sapo."
1Qu6 habia hecho 81 para te-.
ner que abdicar?
La gaceta., 1937-05-12
TELEFONo 1910

chabamos en- ell banco, para
examinarle ell trio. Una de las
muchachas, hija del segundo
parroco de nuestra villa, que
era cura castrense Y publica-
ba todas las semanas un folle-
ton muy marcial en- ell Notice
70 General de la capital veci-
ma, hablando de la "ferrea vi
da" del frente, con aquel hui
morismo pastoral que era qui-
"a 10 mas repugnante de toda
la guerra (todawa recuerdo
perfectamente, como 81 fuese
cosa de aver, uno de los SER
mones que predic6 despues de
decretarse la guerra submari-
ma ilimitada, y que eomenza-
oa con estas palabras cristia-
LAS 10000 tonelS-
La gaceta., 1937-05-12
6l2 cASS

Terminada la pantomima,
marchabamos en- columna ce
rrada Y entonando una can
ci6n guerrero hacia la "esta-
ci6n sanitaria', donde encon-
trabamos va a los heridos sa-
nos Y buenos. Las chicas agita-
ban los panuelos que no ha-
bian empleado en- los vendajes
y nos dispensaban I'm recibi-
miento jubiloso. Nosotros ira
bamos al alto las estacas v gri-
iSalve! Las enferme-
ras desfilaban todas por de-
de la columna, dandonos
la mano. A Pfeiffer, que habfa
venido renqueando detras de
nosotros, pues muchas wees
aquellas cafdas temerarias lie
alg1n tendon, lie e.
La gaceta., 1937-05-12
"%ibuml'', haGia "ipem!'.

"ibum!', hacia "ipem!.
Pfeiffer gemia como un ave
clueca, Sc dejaba caer hacia a
delante, echaba los brazos POI
alto y resbalaba de rama en-
rama en- rama como un saco.
|Lo hacia muy bien...
Una veg en- ell suelo, tenfa
que estarse ALI tendido un
buen ratio, con los ojos cerra-
dos v sin respirar (Pfeiffer
podia contener la respiration
hasta contar 63). Luego, ell te-
niente Sc acercaba a 81, lie en-
pujaba con la punta del pie
hasta hacerle dar media vuel-
ia, Y decia:
II Muerto L..
Entonces, podia levantarse
y sacudirse ell poRo..
La gaceta., 1937-05-12
LIGA NACIONAl

Habfan los Cardenales hecho
saltar de la Inca de fuego a dos
lanzadores, cuando los "Dod :
gers" Sc destaparon a batear y
d~evolvieron la aggression, subien-
do al primer grupo de la Liga.
Gibby Brack bate6 un "joron",
I'm tubey y un simple; Johnny
I'm tubey Y tres hits, en-
cuatro veces al bate; Lavagetto
un cuadrangular y un hit; John
son cargo con la derrota y Eli
sensual con la victoria.
San Luis 7c, 13h, lie; Broo :
hyn &c, 16h, Zoe.
La gaceta., 1937-05-12
DEPORTES
CON Los GUANTES

Refiriendose a los pdgiles del
peso complete, John Kieran di-
&c: Ell hombre jQ1e condci6 .
John L. Sullivan Iquiere saber
81 estamos derivando y que son
ahora 10 spesos pesados, 81 hon.
bres 0 ratones. Con un geto al
RADIO ,el hombre rellena su pipa
y comenta: IPor que tienen e
Hos que correr a los abogados
para ayUda Y a los jueces para
protection? He aquf ahora un
peso complete que firma para
81 dfa 8 de JUNO y mas tarde
filr1nar para el dia %, v TODD ell
mundo Sc eXcita. lPor que no
puede 81 cumplir sus dos COM
promises, como John L. Sullk
La gaceta., 1937-05-12

Durante TODD este tempo,
Pfeiffer seguia agazapado en-
ell arbol con las manos en- alto
y exhalando gemidos lastime-
ros, y ponfa los ojos en- blanco
Ponia la cabeza un POGO torch
da y chillaba como una mosca
a la que hubiesen arrancaio
las alas.
Despues de OR la orden ire
vocable del teniente, ell tirador
Sc volvfa, sc alzaba de hon.
bros, apuntaba con la estaca,
volvia a bajarla, hacfa ade-
man de acariciar ell caf6n; lue
go, con la rapidez de un rayo,
volvia a apoyarla debajo del
brazo, entornaba los ojos y
iisparaba. En- vez de hacer
La gaceta., 1937-05-12

FL tirador hacfa una reve-
rencla por saludo, y la mucha
cha lie daba la mano, felicitan.
dole.
Cuando volvfamos a casa de
retlrada, por los campos. Pfeif
Ter y 70 solos, me dijo:
Dye, 81 hubiese sido I'm Il
70 en- Ell eoraz6n de verdad, hui
olera debido estirar convulsi-
'amente la pierna derecba an
ties de caer Los que mueren
herldos en- ell coraz6n 10 bacan
asf
oia AZ sa-
Nos 10 ha escrito M; na-
IRE pues en- su compahia han
enloo en- IN dia tres casos de
~s
La gaceta., 1937-05-12
NOTICIAs DE PELOTA
LIGA AMERICANA

Dando la mas grande de las
sorpresas los Atleticos de COME
Mack subieron aver al primer
lugar de la liga, derrotando a
los Tigres con Caster de pit :
cher. Cometieron los Tigres seis
errores, tres de ellos por Ell tor
pedero Billy Rogell. Gerald
Walker peg6 de nuevo de 'hit".
siendo eli 10 desaffo en- que tai
cosa hace.
Fdadelfia &c, Oh, Sc; Detroit
lie, 4h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1937-05-12

Los Rojos apabullaron a tres
pitchers del Filadelfia, disparan
do contra sus curvas Is hits v
entrando IL veces a la gonna"
Cuyler bate6 cuatro hits. Holl :
ingsworth dej6 a los bateadores
contrarios en- seis hits.
Cincinnati 12c, 16h, lie; Fila
DELTA &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-05-12

no Alvarez de contrario.
Terranova, que en- Tampa no
aterrorizara a nadie, pega con
mucha durezs, pero su habili :
dad es muy discutible.
Ha peleado, segdn dice, con
Billy Beauhold, Paris APIECE,
Johnny Alba, Baby Casanova,
Joey Zodda y Lew Feldman.
Hace pocos dias, en- New
York, puso a dormirP enc incc
asaltos, al vetersno Feldman.
La send pasaaa, @el pro.
grama de Ia pelea sAmbers-Can
zoneri, Feldman venca0r pun
tos al italiano Tony eGuggino
veffcedor de- Alvarez. q
Con mucha atenci6n seran es
cogidos los @fbouts" compleme
tarios.
La gaceta., 1937-05-12
'ESCOBAR CONTRA MICKEY
JEROME

New York, Mayo PEI puer
torriQueno Sixto Escobar, cam
pe6n del peso "bantam," sc ba-
tira hoy por la noche, a diez a.
saltos, con Mickey Jerome, de
Brooklyn. No Sc discutira la CO.
roma de Escobar.
Mike Jacobs, empresario del
Hjp6dromo, patrocina ell progra
ma anunciado.
La gaceta., 1937-05-12
La Gaceta Folletfn No. log
ErneSto Glaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

al banco donde estaban las chi
cas- y quise convencerlas de
que estaba herido. Pero GUAM
do fne preguntaron d6nde, no
supe que responder. Sc rieron
de mi v me insultaron, me la
maron cobarde, me rompieron
Ia 4espada de MADEIRA que en-
puiiaba v me acusaron al te-
niente de desertor, aunque es-
he no Sc atrevi6 a hacerme ma
da, por la cuenta que lie tenia,
pues le daba q rcopiar siempre.
en- IA escuela, Jos e~ieaciCios de
La gaceta., 1937-05-12
CHINO e CON
FRANCKIE TERRlANOVA

I'm senior a quien llaman
Franckie (Terror) TerTanova,
de New York, ha sido contrata-
do para una pelea a 10 asaltoss
que Sc efect uara Ell pr6ximo mar
ties, en- BENJAMIN Field, con Chi
La gaceta., 1937-05-12

Sc COMPRAN Acciones de
la compahia Candy Bridge. Di-
rfjase por correo al apartado
5579, Ybor City Station.
La gaceta., 1937-05-12

1 pelear tan q menudo como dos
,eces por semana.
A-Yo puedo iecir por Jose
Luis que 81 sienpre esta listo
elear, en- cualquier item
Fridsygar.
Dor Cit bien, convino 81 hom-
aos anot cnoci6 a Jofn In, pero
John L h s:era partidb en- dos
2 Lo que el AEuchac1b Euerte
de Boston hubiera he no a cual
quiera de los modernd gladia
dores del peso compile p, inclu
yendo a Dempsey, es bdAdebat'
alberto, sin solrci6n fagista.
ia pelea Braddock-Luis
continue Ell hombre- que conoci,
a John L., comenz6 con un ex
traordinario reclamo e inmedi;
tamente alguien INTRODUCE UNI
ley en- ell estado de Illinois par;
limitar ell precio de los tickets .
81 hombre de la primera fila pN
so la cabeza entire las manos
empez6 a llorar.
"Despues la Madison Squar,
Garden coge sus abogados v s.
va en- busca de Braddock. Ma
incertidumbre. Entonces Sch
melting ofrece a Braddock 81
mil pesos para pelear en- Berlin
y Gould, Ell director del campe6l
llega hasta 81 punto de llamal
por telefono a Maize, que Sc en-
contraba en- alta mar.
Luego los abogados sc presel
taron ante un tribunal de New
Jersey Y pidieron un interdicto
Ell juez no ha fallado adm. Ma
incertidumbre. Los empResarios
son los que han armada TODD es.
to.
La gaceta., 1937-05-12

Los Medals Rojas de Boston
vencieron a los Indios de Cleve-
La gaceta., 1937-05-12

van 10 hubiera hecho? y
salir e dfa 8 y "acostar'' al
nente y aespuas salir dos 0 tres
semanas mas tarde y derribar
al otro Adividuo, como 10 hui
biera hecAo john L., ganandQd
dos bolsas en- lugar de Una.
La garaNia Se Chicago es
de $5OO,OOf por Jos serviciN de
James J. praddock.
"A esqfa 80 que era Sulliv
llamo y6 un campe6n. John /.
yiajaba por 81 pals, sc ponia de
pie en- un escenario y ofrecfa
! dinero a c~ualquier hombre que
pudiera resistirle cuatro asal-
tos. Y muchas veces, en- una so.
]. la noche, tiraba a un par de vof
buntarios, todos fuertes y waller
. ties.
Actualmente un campe6n pc.
lea una vez al ano Y discute J
!; discute antes de arriesgar esq
"a que Hannah su corona. 1Que 81
: ha hecho del viejo espiritu? W
recuerdo la fecha cuando los pf
giles estaban snsiosos de pc.
lear"
"a TODD Ell viejo espfritu no 81
lie ha evaporado. No hace todavis
mucho tempo que los comisio
10 nados de boxeo tuvieron que a.
n probar una regla prohibiendo 8
= los j6venes p1giles ambiciosoS
La gaceta., 1937-05-12

pitcher, cue s6lo permit
hits. Hadley sala g.
ell septimo. Bait
mente, contribryy az a6
ria, Piet y Hayesy ,ai 5S
y~ hit, y Bonurs Ro-
senthal, con dos hits p.
New York &c, 7h, . nA :
go 7c, lob, lie. a
En- Ell septimo y octavd ming
atacaron los Browns Tie :
no ma los Senadores. ! Yrs
utilizaron los derrotadl dos
los vencedores. Sc lie aBEedit6 ell
triunfo a Knott, gga sistituyo a
Van Alta, y Ia "Aaamillaci6n" a
Appleton.
Washington e, 11h, 2e; San
Luis &c, 14h, 0et
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-10
APPRECIATES COOPERATION

Expressing appreciation for the cooperation given by Gov. John w. Troy in the Japanese fishing in vestigation, Leo D. Sturgeon, rep resenting the State Department in the probe, today radioed the Gov ernor as follows:
 T am grateful for information transmitted in your telegram of July 8 and also for the opportunity of receiving through you presenta- tion of the view of Alaskans on the fisheries situation. In this connec- tion I wish to give every assurance that am desirous and hopeful of rendering some effective service and that your continued cooperation is deeply appreciated"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-10
ALASKA FURS IS DEMAND IN
 EAST MARKETS

SEATTLE, July 10.-An active de- mand for Alaska raw furs, at bet ter than last years prices, is re- ported by Max Silver, fur buyer. on returning from trip to New York.
 Silver sold a large assortment of Alaska skins and some silver fox furs, produced locally Labor trou- bles caused postponement of the usual summer sale of furs by the New York auction Company, Inc, during his visit in New York, but under an announcement just issued, this auction is now scheduled to begin on July 19
 T sold all the raw furs I had at better prices than we got last year" said Silver Alaska beaver, which will be scarce for the next few years because of closed sea- son on beaver was in particularly good demand. But Persian lamb in grey, brown and black will be the most popular and stylish this year.
 The United States imported near ly 400 times as much liquor and wine as it did last wear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-10
OFFICIALS SEE
 INVADERS CAN
 OFF UCASHIK
Four Vessels Scooping Up Fish with Huge Gear,
 Plane Flights Reveal
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have noticed more fish than usual this year with net marks
 Feeling Intense
 Feeling here is so intense that the few Japanese working around American canneries are hardly safe. The run is not yet as good as anti cipated.
 F'riele asserted that what was done to destroy absolutely the sal mon run at Kamchatka by similar methods is on the way here. The Japs are not playing fair. These fish that return to our waters rightfully belong to us"