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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31

Each question counts 20 each part of two-part question, TO- A score of 60 is fair; 30 good.
 l. Who is this king who kicked cut his prime minister?
 2. Men of what two nations are planning submarine expedi- ticnS in North Polar waters?
 }. Which side made the greater headway in Spains' civil war last year?
 4. Have government experts predicted that 1938's national income would fa) show an in- crease, (b) make additional taxes unnecessary, (c) or show decrease?
 5. What is the new name of the former Irish Free State? Answers on page 2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
STANLEY REED TAXES SEAT IN SUPREME COURT
Brief Ceremony Held Then Tribunal Goes Right
 to Work

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Stan- ley Reed, 53, of Kentucky, today swofe ito give equal rights to the poor and rich" then took his seat in the Supreme Court of the United States.
 Reed is President Roosevelt's sec- ond appointee to the Supreme Court.
 The brief, formal ceremony over, the Tribunal proceeded immediate ly to work, reading opinions and hearing arguments.
 Marshal Frank Green escorted Reed to his seat and Associate Jus tice Stone leaned across Cardozo's vacant seat and gripped Reed s hand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
NO CELEBRATING: TO
 PUSH JAPANESE INTO SEA

HANGCHOW, Jan 31-The Chin csc New Year begins today The Year of the Tiger as the Year of the OK" comes to a close
 Zodiacal animal signs of the F years Chinese calendar mark the Oriental annual circuit, but the us- ual festivity accompanying the turn of the year will not be in evidence.
 The traditional firccracker cele- bration has been banned, with sav- ing of gunpowder for Chinese bull lets destined for Japanese soldiers, the order of the day.
 With China today setting it's eyes on the goal, Push the Japanese into the Sea- Chinese dispatches said a thousand Japanese soldiers had been killed in heavy fighting along the Tientsin-Pukow Railway, where it is reported Chinese nave regained much lost ground.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
Former Alaska Doctor Found
 Dead in Auto
Physician s Wife Also Vic time of Indicated
 Suicide Pact

ELKO, Nevada, Jan 31.-The bod ies of a couple, identified as pr. and Mrs. Harry L. Brewer, formerly of San Francisco, were found in an automobile on the highway live miles east of here.
 Officer w w Cook, who investi- gated the deaths, said funnel had been fastened over the exhaust pipe and a hose carried the deadly ex- haust gas into the car.
 Friends here said Dr. Brewer once practiced medicine in Anchorage, Alaska. Letters found indicated that he had applied for license to again practice in Anchorage
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
PAA Hopeful Of
 Getting Permit
 For Seattle Trip
Extension of Air Service from Juneau South De-
 pendent on Com. Dept.

SEATTLE, Jan. 31-E. E. Wyman, Vice-President of the PAA, said his company planned to start an immediate Seattle to Alaska serv- ice if the petition already filed with the Department of Commerce is ap- proved
 Application to extend the air line service from Juneau to Seattle was made during the recent strike in Seattle, when the ships were tied up, in an effort to facilitate mail and passenger transportation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
HOUSING BILL
 UP IN SENATE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. - The Senate today took up consideration of the administration housing legislation, temporarily laying aside the anti-lynching bill
 The Housing legislation would lib- eralize the Federal Housing Admin istrations insurance mortgages per- mitting the purchase of small homes with down payment of 10 percent of the total cost.
 The Senate Judiciary committee, especially members King and Aus tin said they desired to question Robert Jackson, nominee for Soli- citor General on his recent speech es about business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
FDR BIRTHDAY BALL RECORDS
 ARE SMASHED
National Chairman Morgan Makes Gratifying
 Announcement

NEW YORK, Jan. 31 Incomplete reurns from the Presidents Birth day Balls given throughout the United States and possessions last Saturday night indicate that all rec ords for attendance and receipts were shattered This is according to Keith Morgan, National Chairman and the announcement was made following only partial returns from thousands of chairmen
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
ARMY IS TO BE REORCANIzED;
 STREAML!NED
Reports of Military Experts Received Big Change
 Now Contemplated

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.- The War Department has received re- ports from military experts which, it is reliably predicted, will result in complete reorganization of the army by introduction of streamlined divisions.
 The proposed new divisions will be half the size of the present one, will be largely motorized, move fas- ter and much more heavily armed per man
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
CRAFT SINKS BUT CREW OF
 FIVE RESCUED
Engine Trouble Develops Landing Forced Near
 Goose Island
VESSEL TOTAL LOSS,
 IS OFFICIAL REPORT
Men Take to Rubber Emer- gency Boat Picked
 Up Sunday Noon

SEATTLE, Jan. 31.-The five man crew of a United States Navy plane was rescued near Goose Island. British Colum- bia, Sunday noon after the plane had been forced down by en- zine trouble on Saturday en- route to Sitka, Alaska, from Se- attle.
 The Canadian ship Catala and an unnamed fishing boat picked up the five men found in a rubber emergency boat, after the plane, a total loss, is said to have gone down. The men spent wild night in their rubber emergency boat in tossing sea.
 The men aboard the plane, and rescued, are Lieut.. J. A. Horton. Aviation Cadet L. A. Matthew, Machinist mates H. w. Robinson and G. V. West. and Radi0man D. P. Reigand.
 None of the five were injured. Late yesterday the rescued men were proceeding to Prince Ru- pert aboard the U.S.S. Teal, where the other five planes of Squadron yP-16 landed safely Saturday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
FACTORY IS
 FIRE SWEPT
Damage to Canning Plant Is $250,000 H Fire
 Truck in Accident

TIPTON, Indiana, Jan. 31.-Fire, famed by a strong wind swept through Stokely Brothers canning factory early today, causing dam age of $250,000.
 Seven persons were hurt when a fire truck backed into crowd of spectators.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
.DR. HUTCHINSON
 DIES IN SEATTLE.
Washington's s Secretary of State Passes Away
 at His Home

SEATTLE, Jan. 31. - Dr. E. N. Hutchinson, 73, Washington's Sec retary of State, died yesterday He had been in ill health for some time. He was elected in 1882
 He was a man of the most low able character" said Gov. Clarence D. Martin.
 It is expected that Gov Martin will name Charles Reed, present As sistant Secretary of State, to succeed pr. Hutchinson. A son, B. N Hut crimson, former publicity agent, is now head of an advertising agency
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
APOLOGY MADE BY JAPANESE IN
 SLAPPINC CASE
Sentry Involved Is Going to Be Courtmartialed,
 Is Report

WASHINGTON, Jan 31. The United States has accepted Japan's expression of regret for the skipping, administered by a Japanese sentry, of John Allison, at Nanking, last Wednesday, Allison is Third Sec retary in Charge of the American Embassy at Ranking
 The Japanese apology was oral and it is said the sentry will be courtmartialed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
MANY DIE IN
 ACCIDENTS ON
 PAST WEEKEND
At Least 83 Lose Their Lives Weather Con-
 ditions Blamed

CHICAGO. Ill, Jan 3l. - Traffic accidents took at least 83 lives throughout the Nation during the weekend, according to reports com- piled by the Associated Press. Wea- ther contributed to the toll it is claimed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
VACATION IN SOUTH

MT. and Mrs. Behlke of Fairbanks left recently on two month vaca- tion trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
HOP FOR sITKA

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.. Jan 31. Five of the United States Navy bombers left here at noon today for Sitka, carrying five members of the crew of the plane wrecked Saturday near Goose Island. The planes ex- pected to reach Sitka during mid- afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
REEDS VIEW
 ON WAGE, HOUR
 BILL IS GIVEN
New Associate Justice of Supreme Court Once
 Gave Opinion
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Stanley Reed, the Presidents choice for Jus tice Sutherland's seat, and who has been confirmed to the Supreme Court, committed himself last July to a view that the wage-hour bill is constitutional in spite of land mark decision of the court that seems against it,
 His idea was that this landmark decision, Hammer vs. Dagenhart, cannot stand up.
 Hammer ys. Dagenhart was the 1913 case in which the Court held that the Federal government could not exclude from interstate com merce the goods that were manu- factured by child labor The argu- ment upheld by the Court was that such legislation was designed to af- feet working conditions within a state and therefore transgressed the boundary between State and Fed eral authority.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
Lieut.. Col. Ord
 Dies in Crash

MANILA, Jan. 31 Lieut.. Col. James B. Ord, Assistant to Gen. Macarthur, was killed Sunday in a Philippine Army training plane He crashed at Bagulio according to of ficial reports received here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31

A movement is under way to enact legislation to set up a state police patrol system in Georgia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31

The law of England still requires that members of the Church of Eng land attend divine service on Sun day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31

A price of 100000 pounds was once placed on the head of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen. father of the Chinese re- public"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-31
3 NEW CASES OF MENINGITIS
 AT NUN0CHUK
Local Indian Office Receives No Word of Reported
 Appeal Made Here

BETHEL, Alaska, Jan 31-Roy L. Jameson, Government teacher, has appealed to Claude M Hirst, educational director, of the Bureau of Indian Affairs at Juneau, for additional medical aid to isolate car- riers of meningitis. which has claim ed the fourth death. There are three new cases at Nunochuk.
 NO APPEAL RECEIVED HERE
 Dr. J. F Morley, Medical Director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, said here this morning that no ap- peal had been received thus far from the reported meningitis stricken area. The sickness has been re- ported, he said, and Dr. E. Wer- bel, Indian office physician at Beth el, has flown to the scene. The fact that no word has been received from Dr. Werbel since he left for the stricken district would indicate. pr. Morley said, that the situation is under control and Dr. Werbel has not found it necessary to call for further assistance
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The Coolidge examiner., 1938-04-29

cffortless performance, all the speed,
power and acceleration you will need
and some to spare. Miles are easier
and more comfortable because of the
center poise riding and extra body
room. The super safety brakes stop
the car easily and with certainty.
Steering and gear shifting are cas-
ier and the Ford Wight In the
Standard and Deluxe models offers a
variety of prices that will suit your
pocketbook.
In the commercial line Tri-City
Motors is in a position to offer COM
plete service for all types of hauling
units. They can sell you anything
from a 12-ton truck to cotton
truck; a variation Of gears up to 20
speeds forward. In other words, any
type of unit for any type of hauling
job.
The Tri-City Motor Co. is a real
Ford headquarters and have service
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ELITE BATHS
Located At IS w. Council St., Tue
son, Feature Steam Baths, Electric
Cabinet Sweats, Reducing and Col
onic Irrigation-Under The Direc-
ton OF Mrs. Alexander-Phone
TIT.

Modern civilization, with its mar
velous strain of invention and almost
miraculous industrial development,
has also brought facilitating effects
on the race. With the increasing use
Of machinery instead of man power,
the healthy exercise which gives tone
and strength to muscles and body is
becoming less and less. But the stu
alton is not dark as it might seem for
the services of The Elite Baths are
helping mankind to keep in health.
Mrs. Alexander is helping to this
worthy end. She is capable, expert
enced, efficient; thoroughly familiar
with the art and science of the mas
sage, trained and skilled in the ap-
plication.
The baths at this institution are
healthful because they produce cop
ious perspiration which means a
thorough elimination of the poisons in
the body through the pores of the
skin and at the same time absorbing
through other pores the minerals and
elements nature needs to work with
and if nature can get the materials
she will work and restore the body to
normality no matter what is out of
balance.
This review would by no means be
complete if we did not include men
ton of her and her excellent health
services. We are pleased to compli-
ment her and to refer her services to
our readers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-04-29

Fred ]. Codd has won a distinctive
place in the pageantry of the period
as one of its original creators and
their work always causes the people
to admire and be amazed.
The preparation of such brilliant
occasions as Atlantic City's Pagean-
try of Pulchritude, the Flower Festi-
val at Pasadena, the Yacht Regatta at
Palm Beach and other occasions in
the various cities demand new ideas
and there is no one who has furnished
more original conceptions than Fred
]. Codd. The future of such events
in the country promises to be far
greater than in the past. Wealthy
nations in their days Of glory take
to pomp and the victorious process
sions of the Roman Emperors are an
example of this in the days of yester-
day. America with its great business
triumphs over the world will properly
celebrate its peaceful victories.
He features flags, remnants, bunt-
ing, scenery, draperies and curtains;
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pageant floats; booths and exhibits
backgrounds of every material; win
dow display and any special work that
you may conceive. All you have to
do is to give them an idea of what
you have in mind and they will be
able to translate it to reality. In the
event that you are a trifle muddled
they will furnish suggestions that will
be in keeping with the work in hand.
Fred J. Codd has all the char
acteristics of true artist and in
every execution is giving his very
soul and is not working merely fer
money but because he loves his work
This is the secret of his success.
In making this review we are pleas
ed to call the attention of the people
to the work of Fred J. Codd and
would suggest that at each and every
parade and occasion you look for the
unusual and you will spot the handi-
work of one of Americas foremost
decorators.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-04-29

The services Of The Carl W. Piston
Drilling Co. have been great aid to
the progress of this part of the state
by reason of his very modern and
scientific service in well drilling.
The well drilling business is Of
modern creation and one of the ne
cessities of latter day civilization. In
the first days of digging wells men
posed as water witches and would go
around with forked stick and claim
to tell where there was a spot to dig
for water, but with the advancement
of science and the spreading of the
knowledge of geology came the mod
ern and scientific we'll drlller. He
has made deep study Of the geolog-
zeal formation of this section of the
country and is able to tell how deep
YOU will have to go and thus renders
the most advanced service.
He has a most complete mechani-
cal equipment for quick and expedl-
tious work and has men in his EN-
ploy who understand the business.
If you are figuring on well OF
any kind all you have to do is to get
in touch with The Carl W. Piston
Drilling Co. and they will promptly
go and look over your place, give you
ar estimate on the job complete,
drill the wells, lay the pipes, build the
water towers and see that everything
is placed in perfect operation.
He also features sales and installa-
ton of pumping equipment and lrrl-
CATION piping and here you can secure
all types of pump supplies and choose
from his large stock of pipe.
In this review we are glad to com
pliment him upon his great success
and to say that it is well deserved as
he is rendering a great service to the
people in these days of difficulty of
obtaining pure water supply.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-04-29

The Tri-City Motor Co. is a factor
in the transportation life of this sec
ton of the state and an efficient link
IN the chain of worldwide service
that IS necessary to the success of
the Ford Products.
The Ford for 1888 consists of the
Standard and the Deluxe Ford V
Fights and are enjoying an ever IN
creasing popularity and if you Will
call around to the Tri-City Motor Co.
they will show you the car of this
modern age and give you thrill both
when you try it out and when you
learn the price at which so much
automobile is given. True to the
Ford policy of years you are getting
real money value here.
The Ford Weight of 1888 gives
you everything you would like to
have in a modern motor car ard Is
the car that does all things easily.
The Wight engine assures smooth,
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-04-29

Jack Williams of Phoenix operates
over a wide territory in house NOV
ing as he offers a service that even
includes the moving of house while
the family is living in it. To do bust
ness with Williams is like owning a
trailer.
Mr.. Williams has had much exper-
fence in the business and can tell in
an instant by looking at your place
just how long it will take to move
your place where you desire it, what
the probable cost will be, etc., as he
has the most up-to-date equipment
and men who know how to handle it
so there will be no damage to the
place and you will not even be incon-
venienced.
People who own places for rental
on valuable lots should look them
over and figure some place where the
property could be moved SO that 1t
would rent to- advantage and then the
valuable place would be ready for an
improved building. This he will as
sist you in figuring out. His service
thus is Of great benefit not only to
individual owners but to people who
own rental property.
In making this review we are
pleased to call the attention of the
people to the service that he is rend-
ering and would suggest that if you
would like to live in some other loca-
ton you should see him and in few
days he will have you there without
inconvenience or trouble.
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and genuine Ford parts for all models
of the Ford and the Ford truck.
They are equipped just as the factory
for service and will see that your
Fords are kept in the best of condi-
ton at a minimum of cost and loss Of
time.
Mr.. Wetmore L. Hodges, Jr., and
assistants are authorities on all prob
lens of delivery and haulage. No
matter in what kind of business
you are, or what the load, you vii
find them a fund of information that
will enable you to equip your place so
that the business will make money.
In making this review we are
pleased to suggest that the TriCity
Motor Co. is a transportation head
quarters that covers all lines of ac-
tivity and offers cars, trucks and SER
vice that has no superior at the price
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-04-29

There is no profession whose prin
clples are coming into recognition
faster than that of the Naturopath
as it is we'll known that naturopathic
methods, being drugless, work to bet
ter advantage.
DR.. Merrill is prepared for the
practice and has made an extensive
study of the profession, has had much
experience and is able to trace the
cause of disease to mans unnatural
methods of living. All these things
can be corrected by a consultation
and following recommendations.
DR.. Merrill is a Naturopath of the
first rank, standing we'll both with the
public and members of the profess
sion. There is no question but what
1T is best to go to place which treats
you straight out according to natural
principles than one who secretly prac-
tices this system while pretending
OCncr neInOuS.
The diseases to which the human
race are heir are largely due to the
change in living conditions and that
man is not able to adjust himself to
the congested and rapid living of the
age. Methods of living are changing
faster than the human anatomy can
adjust itself.
Naturopathic methods clear up
diseases which are suppressed by
medicine, and cleanse the blood OF
infections which are inherited, or in
lection from serums or vaccines. 1t
is unfailing. There is no guessing
about it.
DR.. Merrill has a complete and
commodious establishment with ia
cilities for every treatment develop
ed by naturopathy. BY means OF
naturopathic agents he is better able
to treat cases and to restore people
to health and happiness.
In making this review we are pleas
ed to compliment DR.. Merrill
upon his extensive practice and would
suggest that anyone indisposed should
give consideration to this rapidly ad
vancing science and have a consulta-
ton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-04-29

Miller's Cafeteria is fortunate IN
having at its head one who knows the
cafeteria field and who is making
Miller's Cafeteria one of the fore
most in the southwest.
This popular cafeteria is a center
for the autoists, the local and the
travelling public and has taken a
prominent place in the social and
business life of this section.
They have an excellent selection
at all meals and those who have not
visited the establishment and do not
know just what they want should
drop in here and look over their
menu and taste their appetizing food.
Many dishes which are ordinarily for
gotten on the hotel and restaurant
menus can be had here just like you
were accustomed to know them in the
days of DID, Vegetables, fruits,
salads, desserts and in fact every
thing that goes to make up a we'll
regulated menu.
Here you walk past the most ap-
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-04-29

Zane-MacNeil Palace Travel Coach
Distributors are offering the public
a service in trailers that is aiding III
the solving of the transportation
problems of the day as loads have
been greatly increased by reason of
their service and transportation cost
reduced
The TRAILER" is the new American
home and in Palace Travel models
you will find one that will beckon you
to the freedom of a gypsy life with
all home comforts. Their new type
body construction provides greater
strength but lessons weight Any ap-
pearance of top-heaviness is gone
In their interiors you will find your
every wish has been anticipated. You
will be impressed with the luxurious
ness of the divan, the efficiency of
the kitchenette, the roominess of the
living room and the ease with which
it is changed into dining room. An
examination will convince you that
Palace Travel Trailers have taken the
hardship and unpleasantness out of
travel.
These coaches are also so designed
and constructed that you won't have
feeling of hauling" something.
They'll trail your car as naturally as
day follows night, without weave o.
sidesway. You have complete safety
on curves and there is almost no re-
duction of road speed or addition to
fuel costs.
In this review we are pleased to
compliment The Zane MacNeil Palace
Travel Coach Distributors as conduct
ing an institution that is in accord
with the times as they are offering
equipment that gives speed and low
cost transportation to this busy age.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-04-29

1t may well be said that no bust
ness house transacting business in
this part of the state is maintaining
better heritage or has a higher
standard as a home outfitting estab-
lishment than that of Paul L. Sale &
Co.
This modern and we'll conducted
establishment is a store of the people
and for the people-a store built on
the plan that aims to give mutual
pleasure, satisfaction and benefit,
for it is the aim of the management
to make the life of the people worth
while by supplying at reasonable
prices the necessities, comforts, con-
veniences and the luxuries.
The various articles have been
selected by the management with
view to perfection in three things:
comfort, beauty and durability, and
embrace as a whole the most beauti-
full and durable productions of the
American furniture makers art. 1t
makes no difference whether it is
room you desire to furnish or the
whole house, you can secure it here