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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

tarat 0zvegye gondozta, maid
rovid nehany honappal ezel6tt
a Magyar Nemzeti Muzeum
vasarolta meg AIT, hogy mint
nyilvanos k0nyvtart, 0rok id6k-
re New Yorkban tartsa fem,
hirdetve a magyar kultura fej-
lettseget es magas szinvonalat.
Ma a Hungarian Reference
Library a Berkeley Building,
19 w. Al Street, New Yorkban
hozzaferheto az amerikai tu-
dosok, tanarok IS a nagykozon-
seq reszere es Feleky Karoly
elete, munkaja ICY szolgalja
halala utan is ait a celt, mely-
ert negy evtizedet aldozott fol,
hogy a magyar kultura ameri-
kai propagalasanak nagy eel
lat valera valtsa.
Nehai Feleky Karoly owe
gyenek angol nyelvu fuzete:
Charles Feleky and His Un-
published Manuscript" rendki-
viii erdekes t0rtenelmi adato-
kat sorol fel es t0bbek k0zott
Theodore Rooseveltnek, az
Egyestilt Allamok elnokenek
ket magyar vonatkozasu nyi-
latkozatat kohl. K0zre ada
Kossuth Lajosra vonatkozo tor
tenelmi fontossagu nyilatkoza-
tokat, amelyeket vezeto ameri-
kai allamferfiak, kolt6k es tu-
dosok tettek. Mindezek a k0lte-
menyek, beszedek, nyilatkoza-
tok eredetiben meg vannak a
Hungarian Reference Library
ben. De meg van ugyanott
Feleky Karolynak egy mask
hatalmas miive, egy 19 kotet-
re terjed6 gepirasos kezirat, a
melyben lexikonszeruen felvet
minden magyar vonatkozasu
angol nyelvii k0zlemenyt, mely
a konyvnyomtatas kezdete ota
193O-ban bek0vetkezett halala-
ig megjelent. Ennek a nagy
miinek kiadasat Feleky Karoly
mar mem erhette meg, inert
ninden filleret a k0nyvta1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

gyarapitasara forditotta. A ha-
lala 6ta megjelent angol nyel-
vii k0nyvek es folyoiratok fell
dolgozasa azota mar megtor-
tent es a kezirat Hadasanak
elomunkalatai most vannak
folyamatban. Ez a mil lexikon
alaku, 1900 oldalas hatalmas
kotetet fog megt0lteni es AIT
az egyik kozismert nagy anne
rikai bibliographiai konyvkiad6
fogja piacra hozni. El6re latha-
tolag a vilag 0sszes nagyobb
konyvtarai es az angolul besze-
lo orszagok egyetemei es tudo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
FELEKY KAROLY HATALMAS KEzlRATA
MAGYAR INFORMACI0S K0NYvTAR

Most hagyta el a sajt6t Mrs.
Antoniette Feleky egy angol-
nyelvu fiizete, mely kiil0nosen
figyelemre erdemes magyar
szempontbol. Az vi kiadvany
leirja nehai Feleky Karolynak,
a k0zismert hires magyar szar-
mazasu new york; zene-igazga-
tonak k0nyvgyiijt6i tevekeny-
seget es ezzel fenyt vet ARA a
hatalmas munkara, amely a
new york; Hungarian Reference
Library megalkotasaban talal-
ia meg a beteljesiileset.
\ Feleky Karoly mint fatal
karmester egy pittsburgh
hangversenye alkalmAval, az
utcan setalva, megallt egy
konyvkeresked6 ablaka elott.
Az ablakban egy Kossuth La
josrol szolo angol nyelvu k0ny-
vet latott meg. Habozas nelkul
ment be az iizletbe es megva-
sarolta a k0tetet. Ehhez a
konyvhoz azutan ujabb ma
gyar vonatkozasu angol nyelvu
konyveket vasarolt es a pitts
burghi Kossuth konyv melle az
evek folyaman szaz es sza7
ujabb kotet sorakozott fol Fe-
leky Karoly k0nyvtaranak pol,
caira. A konyvgyujtes szenve-
delye es valosaggal masodik
elete lett Felekynek .Negyven
ewes gyjjt6i munkassag cred
menyekeppen 0tezer angol
nyelvu magyar vonatkozasu
konyvet es tobb mint tizezel
angolnyelvu hasonlo targyu TO.
lyoirat cikket gyijt0tt ossze
Tulzas nelkiil ait lehet allita'
nj, hogy mindaz, amt a konyv
nyomtatas kezdete ota ango
nyelven Magyarorszagrol es g
magyarokrol irtak, az megta
lalhato a ma mar vilaghirre
emelkedett Feleky gyuitemeny
ben. Mines ma a vilagon t0ke
letesebb es teljesebb magyar
vonatkozasu angol konyvtar.
Feleky halala utan a k0nyv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

Otthon meg konnyu volt,
inert ha bantotta az embert
valami, amin ugyse lehetett
segiteni, egy-kettore odavag-
tax neki:
= Menjen ezzel a panasszal
a sohivatalba.
De init csinaljon a szegeny
ember fla .nagy Amerikaban,
ahol nincs sohivatal, ellenben
szinte bele6riil abba, amivel a
radio rangatja hol jobbra, hol
balra, de soha a jo iranyba.
OFT kezdem a panaszt, hogy
a multi vasarnap delutan a
detroiti radio allomasokal pro-
balkoztam es ell is csiptem
szerencsesen azokat. Este 8
es 9 ora koz0tt egyszer csak
ait hallottam, hogy az auto
mobil ipari munkasok unioja-
max neveben valaki a gepek
ellen panaszkodik. AIT mon
dogatta, hogy a sok onmiiko-
do gep kiszoritja a munkaso-
kat a gyarbol, azert van ismet
nyomorusag. Csinalni kell va.
lamit, inert kiil0nben hamaro.
san t0nkremegy az egesz Ame.
rika es millioszamra halnak
chen az emberek.
Hat ez nekem nagyon tet.
szett, inert magam is LATHAM
hogy miota a legujabb srof.
vago gepekre rendeztek be 6
mi gyarunkat, legalabb husz
emberrel kevesebb dolgozik
mint azel6tt. Ennek pedig az
vi gepek az okai, inert eddig
ket ember egyet kezelt, most
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
AMERIKAI magyar aIRLAp

sal 0r0mmel fognak bel6le egy
peldanyt rendelni.
Ugy hissziik, hogy CIV. Fe-
leky Karolyne fiizete oily Macy
fontossagu magyar szempont-
boil, hogy minden ntelligens
amerikainak es amerikai ma
gyarnak es kiil0nOsen a ma
sodgeneracio tagjainak ell KEEL
lene ait olvasni. A Charles
Feleky and His Unpublished
Manuscript" cimi fuzet kap-
hato Mrs. Charles Feleky-nel,
SOB West ia Street, New York
City.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

ugy elintezeset kesleltetne. EFT
a felfogast a legt0bb senator
magaeva is tette.
Burke most ARA keszul,
hogy sajat koltsegen folytat lie
egy vizsgalatot es annak cred
menyeit hamarosan el6terjeszti
a szenatusban, inert ilyen ese-
tekben a szenatus soha mem
tagadta meg AIT, hogy ujabb
vizsgalatot rendeljen Ell. A ker-
des csak az, hogy XII fogja egy
ilyen magan-vizsgalatnak a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

k0ltsegeit fedezr1i? Mert a sze-
nator szegeny ember ARA,
hogy ext teheSSe.
A Labor Board egyebkent XII
mutatast tett koze, amely SEE
rint 489 fenyeget0 sztrajkot tu-
dott elharitani es 957 sztrajkot
tudott bekesen rendezni. HUI
szonhet honap alatt II, ITO igy
fordult meg a Board el6tt, a
mely 1897 900 munkas megel-
heteset erinto igyeket dontott
el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

pedig egy ember all kett6 mel
lett. Fogy tehat a kenyer az
emberek szajabol a gepek re-
ven.
Mondom, nekem nagyon tet-
szett ez a beszed.. Ell is hata-
roztam, hogy irok a radio al
lomaSnak::
Ilyen beszedeket tessek
gyakrabban k0zolni, inert
ezekbol tanul az ember, meg
az asszony is.
Azonban megse irtam, inert
kilenc orakor mas musort vet
tex elo. A Ford radio ora j0tt
es annak a kozepen, fel lido
taiban egyszer csak megszolalt
Mr.. Cameron es ait mondta,
hogy ne okoljuk a rossz mum
kaviszonyok miatt a gepeket.
A Ford gyarban peldaul 47,O0O
dollar koltseggel beallitottak
egy gepet, ami a kerekek zaro
csavarjat tartja helyben, illet-
We csinalja. Ez a gep olyan
furfangos, hogy egy-egy ilyen
zaro csavart tizenhet centert
csinal meg es ebb6l kilenc cent
esik az anyagra es nyolc cent
a munkaberre. Egy-egy zar6
csavar, ha kezi munkaval ke-
sziilne, akkor legalabb masfel
dollarba kerulne, de ez csak
latszolag van ICY. Tizen0t ilyen
gep elfer egyetlen teremben,
mig ha kezzel csinalnak a "a
ro csavarokat, ket hold fertile
tet borit6 mihely kellene hoz-
"a, aminek telke es epitesi
k0ltsege olyan draga, hogy
egy-egy csavarert ITALIAN negy
dollart is kellene fizetni. Es
akkor Sc lenne jo, inert sok
csavarral soma mem lennenek
keSZen ideiere
De ennel tobbet is mondott
Mr.. Cameron. Elmagyarazta,
hogy a 47,OOO dolllaros gepben
legfeljebb negyszaz dollar er-
text acel van. A tobbi munka-
ber, azaz egy-egy gepnek az
elkeszitesen $4,000 orat keres-
tex a szakmunkasok, akik egy
orat dollarnal olcsobban mem
csinalnak..
Beszelt meg sok egyebet
Cameron ur, amibol csak AIT
LATHAM, hogy a gepek nelkul
fennakadna az egesz termeles
es meg nagyobb lenne a nyo-
morusag. A gepek = szerinte
vi munkaalkalmakat te-
remtenek es konnyebbe teszik
az eletet mindnyajunkra nez-
We. Vegul mar magam is elhit-
tenn, hogy a gep a munkasnak
mem ellensege, hanem baratja.
Ez volt az, ami engem meg
zavart. Mikor mar lefekidtem,
a sotetben orokke csak az
zsongott a fejemben, hogy
mindkettonek mem lehet igaza.
E,S AIT nr0baIgattam kitalalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
Mem TARTANAK
V|zSCALATOT A
NLRB ellen

A nagyhangu okolrazas da-
cara Nebraska allan demokra-
ia szenatoranak, Edward L.
Burke t0rvenyhozonak mem 81
kerult elernie ait, hogy a Ma
tional Labor Relation Board
ellen a sz0vetsegi szenatus WIS
galatot rendeljen Ell.
Egy ilyen vizsgalatnak egyet-
len celia lett volna az, hogy ar
'nyekot vessen a Wagner mum
katorvenyre es annak modosi-
tasat vigye keresztiil.
Burke szenator azon a cimen
kerte a vizsgalat elrendeleset,
hogy a Board ugyeit rosszul We
zette, ellensegesen rosszindula-
tn magatartast mutatott az
American Federation of Labor
raj szemben, eljarasaval close
gillette a sztrajkok szaporoda-
sat es hogy a sajtoszabadsagot
akarta megserteni.
A nebraska senatorial szem
ben Nebraska allan mask SEE
natora, George w. Norris, a
hires liberals torvenyhozo sic
tett a Labor Board vedelmere
es ell is erte ait, hogy Burke
inditvanyat egy jelentektelen
bizottsaghoz utaltak at es io
idore annak fiokjaban heverte-
tik.
Haragos indulattal ugyan, de
megis beismerte Burke, hogy
egyelore vereseget szenvedett
es ennek okat abban kereste,
hogy egy ilyen vizsgalat a Ma
tional Labor Board eln0ke SEE
rint most szaz es szaz fiiggo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

hogy voltakeppen hol van az
igazsag.
Es eppen ez az, amt mem
tudtam megtalalni. linen fa-
kad a panaszom, hogy meg kell
valamikeppen a radiot saba
lyozni, inert vagy nagyon meg
okositja az embereket, vagy
nagyon megbolonditia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
MEG KELL AZ EMBERNEK ORULNk, HA
M|NDENT KETFELEKEPPEN ADNAK EL0

= Panaszos iras lap szerkeszt6jehez
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when he begins his duties in prep
 aration for the opening of school in September was laid out and includes painting of the basement floor and other odd jobs about the building.
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ODD FELLOWS
 INSTALLATION

At the installation services of the Odd Fellows held last night in the LO.O.F. Hall, the following officers were installed for the ensuing term by District Deputy Grand Master J. P. Christensen: Past Grand, H. V. Callow; Noble Grand, Bert A. Lybeck; Vice Grand, Clifton K. Tisdale; Recording Secretary, Try gve Hagerup; Warden, F. s. Laugh Hin; Conductor. George Jorgensen; R.SN.G., J. P. Christensen; L.S.NG, James Larsen; RS.V.G, Ed Chris jensen; L.S.VG, Frank Poster; h. side Guardian, Tom Bareksten; Outside Guardian, J a ok Dalton; R.SS., Oscar Jensen; Chaplain, J. D. Van Alta.
 Following the installation, re- treatments were served with Bert A. Lybeck in charge.
 Assisting District Deputy Grand Master J. P Christensen were Grand Marshal, Don w. Skuse Gran,i WardeH Ed Christensen;
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of the bid. Should the successful bidder fail to enter into a contract and furnish satisfactory perform ance bond within the time stated in the proposal, the deposit shall be forfeited as liquidated damages.
 The successful pIdder shall be required to file a performance bond in the full amount of the contract price, which bond shall be furnish Ied by a Surety Company acceptable to the Public Works Administration.
 No bid may be withdrawn, after the schedule closing time for the receipt of bids, for thirty days.
 This project is being financed in part with funds provided by the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works and shall be con- structed under rules and regulations of the Public Works Administration as approved by the Administration, by executive orders of the Presi- dent, and as amended for Alaska.
 Attention is called to the fact that no less than the minimum wage rates, as shown in the construction regulations included in the contract, will be paid on this project.
 If any person contemplates sub-
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Grand Secretary, Charles w. Car ter; Grand Guardian, Frank Eos ter; and Grand Chaplain, James Larsen.
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hitting a bid for the above men toned work and is in doubt as to the meaning of any part of the plans and specifications, or other contract documents, he may submit to the Engineer written request for an interpretation thereof. The persons submitting the request will be responsible for its prompt de- livery. Any interpretation of the proposed documents will be made only by addendum duly issued and 2 copy of such addendum will be mailed or delivered to each person receiving a set of such documents. The City of Sitka, Alaska, will not be responsible for any other ex- plantations or interpretations of the proposed documents.
 The right IS reserved to reject any and all bids and to waive any informality i'll the bids received.
 There is available the sum of about Twenty Seven Thousand Dol- lars ($27 100000 for this project.
 CITY OF SITKA, ALASKA.
 By: CHARLES E. WORKMAN,
 Mayor
 First publication, July 29, 1938. Last publication, Aug. 5, 1888.
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DILG IS NAMED
 HEAD OF BOARD
 OF SOFTBALLERS

Howard Dilg, Rockets Manager was elected Chairman of the Board of Control and Arbitration of the Evergreen Bowl Softball League last night.
 The possibility of a dance spon- sored by the organization was dis cussed along with numerous other suggestions to expand the interest and present scope of softball. Ii was pointed out that five teams are participating in the softball league with a personnel of approxi- mately one hundred men, and nc team is sponsored by any particular organization.
 In the event that the Haida par ticipates in as many games as the team in the league playing the least number of games, it was ruled that the Haida would be accepted in the league. The present playing season is now two-thirds over.
 To draw up set of rules under which the organization can func- tion, Chairman Dilg named the following committee to meet with him on Friday, August 12. The exact time and place will be an nounced later. The committee in- cludes Bob Davlin, Alexander Mil Ter, E. J. Krause, Harry Peterson and Lance Hendrickson.
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mittee be appointed by the chair man of the department rather than by the foreman, Present committee composed of Roller, Erskine, H. Stragier and Angus Gair was held over for another month to afford them additional time for accom- plishment. Installation of the new siren will be completed by Mon day, Pusich stated.
 Committee on the baseball dance set for Saturday, August 13, report ed preparations going right ahead and tickets selling The committee on lockers reported that they are about 75 percent completed, com- pletion being held up by a shortage of hasps, hinges and locks.
 Dedication of the fire hall planned as a future event was reported waiting upon the city councils pleasure.
 The members voted to reinstate Charles Schramm as member and to have the name of Lonnie Grant placed on the waiting list for mem bership. Both the new members, present and prospective, are capable assistant drivers for the fire truck.
 Chief truck driver Alex Gair rec commended that the city be asked to purchase 500 feet additional 2R- inch hose, and with chief Pusich he was commissioned to appear be- fore the Council to explain the need The purchase of an electric range for $20 from the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company was or dered. A. J. Balog reported the sum of $46 so netted so far from baseball games. A donation pledged by J, E. Thatcher for the fire truck fund was reported coming from the hose representative. A total of $57.59 for current bills was authorized paid when the bills receive the trustees okey.
 The appointment of Mark Jensen, Gordon Gray and A. Gair as new social committee ended the business session, which gave way to the usu- al refreshments.
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TORRANCE HERE TO TAKE MAJOR
 UP TO HAYNES
Commanding General ol Ninth Corps Area to
 Make Inspection

The army tender Capt. James For nance arrived in Juneau yesterday afternoon from Chilkoot Barracks to pick up Major A. J. Bowley, Com manding General of the 9th Corps Area, and Mrs. BoWley.
 Major L. w Amis, who came down with the Torrance, said Ma ior General Bowley and his wife will be taken to Haines for an in- speetion of the post.
 Major General Bowley and Mrs. Bowley will arrive here from the Westward on the Baranof
 Also coming down on the For nance last night was Capt. l.. E. Bartz, and J. Keller, Skagway drug gist.
 The Torrance will sail for Aux Bay tomorrow afternoon at 1 O. clock, where it will await Major General BoWley's arrival
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RETURN SHOWING
 "DAvID HARU M IS AT COLISEUM
Will Rogers, Favorite of Millions, Returns
 Tn Film

The accidental utterance of few
 embarrassed words on the stage |altered the entire course of his life for Will Rogers, the noted humor- ist, who is seen as David Harum' in the Twentieth Century-Fox ladaptation of Edward Moves Vest colts novel at the Coliseum to- might. This is a return showing
 of this film.
 It occurred one night nearly forty years ago while he was in vaude- vile, spinning two ropes. One of
 his spurs caught in one of the ropes and Rogers muffed the trick. Got my feet through all but one of en-" muttered the comedian and those of the audience nearest the stage laughed. The next night either by accident or design, the same thing happened, and from
 that time on talk gradually crept | into his act.
 Before that, all that Rogers had depended on was a pair of chaps
 the two ropes and a stick of chew 1 ing gum.
 David Harum" gives Rogers one
 of his most suitable roles, at the same time providing a sympathetic supporting cast. Louise Dresser is cast as the small-toWn bankers lov- able sister, and Evelyn Venable and
 Kent Taylor are the romantic leads
 Comis overtones are supplied by
 Stepin Fetchit and the film was
 directed by James .Cruze.
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DOUBLE BILL :, IS SHOWING
 AT CAPITOL
Life Begins with Love and Idol of the Crowds
 Films Showing

Little Edith Fellows, who is fea- tured with Jean Parker and Doug lass Montgomery in Life Begins with Love" as one of the two fea- lures at the Capitol tonight, pur- sues her studies at the Columbia Studios school. Edith improved her conversational French by giving orders to Jerry" a St, Bernard dog which appears in the film. The dog is but one generation removed from the famous St. Bernard Monastery, and prefers French to English any way.
 A question which arises in the second feature - Where would a director go to find ice hocky play CTS in sunny California? That problem had to be solved before Universal could film Idol of the Crowds" the picture starring John Wayne. The answer was found in two hard playing ice speed teams of the University of California in Los Angeles and of Loyola Univer- sity. That solution put the game on ice.
 John Wayne was also put on ice, temporarily, during the shoot ing of the hockey game, when he dislocated his shoulder during a furry in front of the goal. The company had to photograph scenes no trequiring Wayne, while he re- covered from his strenuous icing
 Sheila Bromley has the leading feminine role and lovely Jane Johns makes her movie debut in this of fering, which also features Billy Burrud, Charles Brokaw, Russell Hopton and Huntley Gordon.
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CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk, Sitka Alaska, not later than 200 PM. on August IS, 1888, and will then be publicly opened and read, for furn- ishing all labor, materials, and equipment necessary for the con- struction of the Sitka Sewer Sys- tenn, to be built in accordance with plans and specifications on file in the offices of the City Clerk, Sitka, Alaska, and the H. B. Foss Com pany, Engineers, Juneau, Alaska where they may be examined aud copies obtained. A deposit of Ten Dollars ($100O will be required to insure the safe return of the plans and specifications, that amount to be refunded when they are re- | turned.
 | All bids shall be accompanied by cash, certified check, or bid bond, furnished by a Surety Company authorized to do business in Alaska, for five (5) percent of the amount
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MISS M. PROTZMAN
 FITTED AT SHOWER

Frances Newman and Mrs. Lou ise Casey were hostesses yesterday afternoon at miscellaneous shower honoring Marguerite Protzm h. bride-elect of Robert Gordon, at the Newman residence on East Street.
 The afternoon was spent in play ing cootie. Garden flowers and we'd ding cake were used in the decora- tions.
 Those present were Mrs. R. l. Nichols, Misses Jane Blomgren Helen Beistline, Corrine Duncan Patricia Hussey, Dorothy Bertholl Marguerite Hickey, Claudia Rear ney, Mary Metcalf and Helen Rick ettS.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Leonard Huvinan was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital this morning with a fractured hip received while work ing in the Pacific Cannery Con- pany.
 J.. V. Simon, surgical patient in St. Anns Hospital, was dismissed today.
 Amy and Rachel Skulka were ad- mitted to the Government Hospital yesterday afternoon for medical att tention.
 Mrs Robert Carteeti and baby were dismissed from the Govern ment Hospital today.
 Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office.
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D Q J CL A $ N E W s
DOUGLAS F. ID. MEETING
 SHOWS PROGRESSIVENESS

Attainment of greater efficiency for the Douglas Volunteer Fire De-
 partment by more interest being taken in the handling of equip ment and with better turnoutS for drills, was of particular interest at the regular meeting last night. Dur ing a recent practice the time of three minutes and twenty seconds for a run with fire truck to Mob Hill and getting water at the hose nozzle was established according to Fire Chief Mike Pusich who asked for cooperation from assistant truck drivers. It was further recom- mended that the maintenance com
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BASIN ROAD WILL
 BE CLOSED TUESDAY

The R. J. Sommers Construction Company will start work Monday on the Gold Creek bridge on the Basin road and Tuesday morning the road will be closed to all ve- hicles, it was announced today by the Bureau of Public Roads.
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A. w. HENNING IS
 ON TRIP SOUTH

Former City Clerk A. w. Henning is a passenger south on the steamer Princess Louise. He will spend sev- eral weeks in the States, during which he will go as far east as Min nesota, where he will visit relatives.
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETS

The Douglas School Board met in the ctty hall last night for pay ment of bills and other business. Work for the schools janitor to do