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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-24

lii, Doiioib ii"u"S civ 'OS'
$l.73.
Hill, Donald, l house and lot,
S6.OS.
Hill, Fred F., II acres and
house, 5000.
Hill, Fred F., vacant lot, CSC.
Hill. Sam P, % 1-2 acres,
$3.50.
Hill, Sam P, l house and lot,
1884.
Hipp, Reta, Miss, | and l-2 va
ant lots, $1.02.
Hill, Reuben, Mrs. % acres,
1854.
Hodges, Henry p, vacant lot,
$4.05.
Hodges. Henry p, l8 and 80
acres, $l3.5l.
HollifielG. c. E., :! vacant lots,
Highland Lake, $4.5l.
Hood, Mrs. d. c., % acres,
$3.50.
Hood, Mrs. D. c., II vacant
lots, $50.
Hood. Mrs. d. G., i vacant lot,
| house and lot, $4.73.
Hood, }. L., vacant lot, ILL.,
ing Station, Sll.l4.
Hoots, II. d., "a acres and
house. $l3 80.
Howard, Julia, Mr.. ID acre,
STOP.
Howard, Julia, Ms i vacant
lots. $3.50.
Howard, Julia, Mrs. > vacant
lots, soc.
Howard Julia, Nh. | vacant
lot. Csc.
Howard, Julia. Mrs. 81 square
wards, $40.
Howard, Julia. Mr.. i vacant
lots. $4.05.
Howard, Julie. Ms, vacant
lots, Csc.
Howard. Julia. MIS-. ! vacant
lots, $3.50.
Howard. .uIIa. Ms, 3 vacant
lots. $i.35.
Howard. Julia, Ms, l vacant
lot, SI,35,
urnuirs ii vacant lot
81 ~
Hvder billiard house and
lot SS53
Hvdcr. n D.. ! Vacant lot.
50 a. u"
Johnson. Mrs. Edna b.. / house
and LOT, | acre, S27.23
Johnson Jcmjma S. estate |
bo~ ~S'''. and LOFT $500.
Johnson. Misses Mae and Alice,
| house and lot. $500.
Johnson, Rhoda, l acre, $2.O@.
Jones. a F.. house and lot,
$6.11.
Jones. Mrs. Bessie, ! house and
lot. $4.S2.
Jones. B. p. 2 acres and house,
$3.50.
Jones, c. F., / house and lot,
$6.37. :,
Jones, c. NJ, 10 acres and
house, $3.50. :,
lot. $l5.19.
Jones, J. Hicks and wife, 10
acres and house, $500:
Jones, J. P. 20 and rs acres
and house, $35.78.
Jones, Justice s, Rev. ! vacant
lot Highland Lake, o"c; q
Jones, S. L., ADM, Mrs. l.. ).
Blackwcll-Note, $6.75.
Jones, Vernon, 4 vacant lots
$2.7O.
Jones, Walter, ! house and lot,
S5:4O. 20
Justice, Rebecca, Mrs, ~
acres, S5.S9.
Justus, H. T., acres, : IotS
end house, $l4.o5.,
Kells, DR.. c. Edmund f'S'a'e'
! vacant ioI' 9oG n. . ,.,.o., o,d
King, Mrs. Dollle, 3-l acres ana
9 houses, $1,000.
King, John, | house and lot'
Sll.73.
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WOMAN, 100, DOES CHORES

BRONSON. Mich. CUP)-Mrs.
Mary Siliors!;y decided it wou!dn I
be any rocking chair and lace for
her on her Tooth birthday -- Sh"
celebrated it by helping her son
with the chores as she has dom"
every day for years.
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WHITE.

SlE.oo.
Anderson, Grady, . acres and
house. $3.50.
Asheville Oil Co., > vacant lots.
sligo.
Allen, Mrs. E. H., vacant lot,
CSC.
Baker, H. NJ. Mrs, vacant lot,
Highland Lake, Csc.
BalIenger. W. c., ; vacant lots
Mt. Airy Subdv., $l.@5.
Barrett, Mrs. W. d., | vacant
lot Highland Lake, CSC.
Bcddingfeld, l.. L., = - acres
and house. $G.0S.
Beddingfeld, Miss Octavia, 2
acres and house, $3.50.
Bennison, Mrs. Sallie. acre
and house, $3.50.
Bemnison, Tenor, ! acres and
house. $2S.22.
Bctz. Fred. 80 aces and two
houses, S3l.l4.
Biorklund, Paul G.. and Arthur
Lowe, vacant lot Highland Lk,
SOC.
Rlackm&n, W. L.. | house and
lot S23.63
RIythc ! Y Est, . vacant lots.
9Oc,
Bomar, J. O., 2 IL acr., $3&.3".
Boyd, Emma Mrs, | vacant lot
Highiald Lake. Csc.
Ca"Ic, J. c.. personal property,
45c
CagIc. d. w.. . lots and houses,
$10.G7.
Cairncs. S. W, 3 acres, sos:
CampfeId. J. NJ, house and
lot. 5 vacant lots, $i5.3l.
CantrelI. W. G.. 3 acres and
house, $7.20.
Cantrell. J. w. Jr.. vacant
lot, CSC.
Capps, Alex, '-lo acres ana
house, $3.50. =,
Capps Mrs. D"lllr' y acres an"
house, $500.
Capps. Mrs. Victoria, ; acres
and house, SlO'SO' l.,
Carter, }. T., | mouse ana I"I'
SOS. :,
case u; w.: q ~ N"'''''' wv !
house and rot 50 co
Case, ) NJ, " acf@E' - ' ID" ,oo
Case Mrs. W. A.. ana ""-l""
acres ana house "a :, ,..,.,
Chapman, Mrs. f. H. J mouse
and lot, $3.3S;
Cliff: Mrs. trInr' mouse an"
lot, - '.Op.
CohurM. NJ - F'S''' '"'''''
I"'S, H2'o"' H., "a o.ros
CCIllhS' WIS a. w. '''''
"A0 mousse fl 90 ,I,r,.. va
Collins, Margaret ii'''h'r' ! va
cant lot, Si;Oz. ,,,
CoSton, Mrs. Mary Ahh' ! mouse
ana Iot' 81" "a Gi' ,o..,t r.,
C0SIoh' sue w. '''' ''''' I'VE
SO; ~. uJ r...r, 1ot
COX, haNilIOHu, N"N "''' '''
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COLORED-REGULAR

Allen. Minnie j., Estate, l hse.
and lot Ashe St., Sl6.S0.
Altman, James, l house and lot
Ashe St, $40.
Anderson. Rev. r. B., l house
and lot 9Th Ave. W., $33.0l.
Austin. Abraham, | house and
lot Beach St., $500.
Austin, Ernest, l house and lot
Beach St, $500.
B
/ Ballenger, Maggie, l house and
T lot 44O Harris ST., $500.
Bennett, Rachael, l house and
/ > lots Brevard Rd.. $751;.
Blanton. Helen, l house and lot
2l3 Oak St, $ll.10.
Boley, ". NJ, l lot Brooklyn,
$40.
Bonner, B. c., Estate, house
and lot So Valley St, 5000.
Bridwen, VIM. NJ, l lot Valley
St. $7.2O.
Brock. jim. house and lot lO4
Beach St, $500.
Brown, B. f., Estate. i house
and lot ABA Harris St, $7.Sl.
Bufgan, W. F.. Estate, l house
and lot +. Pine St, $3.50.
Burgin. Elizabeth Robinson, l
house and lot Ashc and 9th Ave,
$l3.21.
Furnishes. J. c., Estate, house
and lot SIS LIST Ave w, $l4.71.
c
Carson. Jacob p, lot No. AZ
in Brooklyn, $3.50.
Carson. Jacob p. house and
. lot S. Washington St, $2l.Ol.
Cash. James, lot LIST Ave. W.,
$3.50.
Collins. Fannie. Estate, house
and lot Whitfield St, S8.4O.
CrcaSman, Robert, house and
lot lbs Whitfield St, $S.l6.
Crews, Margaret, house and
lot Harris St.. $26.40.
Cunningham. J. f.. house and
lot $40 Cherry ST., $l4.O0.
Cunningham, L. E.. l house
and lot Sth Ave-. $1,000.
Davidson. Thomas W, ! house
and lot 4&4 Harris St, $3.50.
DAVIS; cora ia q mouse ana I''
Davis. Lille. house and lot
100 Bird Ave. E.. $9.Ol.
Davis, Rev. ThoS }, | house
ana Io' "=U ,; 'Ih ~ I.. ,t',' > ''9T m
logan, 2im.P' - t->' 6",,,, nr,,,,
aug .. t sSg. no anu wv ''"'' ''''
e'I G,., I"'' Cb.r,io bou.o and Inf
-, Di1 II; &c" %. ne e., I n0 "'''' w.
'7I n. iI', = p; 81 -I I",,.. ,oJ Inf
l,.I nn;'"S {. t .t'E' 20 ''''',' '''''
4'''' - 49,
r,vir Arbpr housr and LOT
-lG Whitfield S. $50
r
Fisher. James. house and lot
Ashr ST. $1,000.
Fisher, NclHp l.. no Sc and
lot Gth Ave. ". $2TOl.
Ford T. H.. | house and lot
Church St. BAL, $2l.0O.
. lot SOP y. Whitfield St. %lO.2i.
Foster. Starks. lot LIST Ave..
$40.
Fowler Gcorgianna. Estate. |
nuuse and lot 2nd Ave. and King
St $4,000.
lot Curry St. $50.
Giles. Rev. G. S, | house and
lot Oak St. $7.20.
Glosson. J. S.. house and lot
Cherry St., $3.50.
Goodsby. Eddie. ! house and
lot Valley St. Sl4.4O.
. Green. Hall. Estate, | house
Green. !. W.. and wife. house
and lot rs Whitfield. $ll.0l.
GREGORY, Willie B.. and l.. T..
Miles. | house and lot Ashc St,
Cnjnvard. Marv and Caleb. /
house and lot Oak St. 1901.
Gpfnvard. Shearod. house and
Iot Dlr EarpwcII st. ". $9.33.
It
Hawkins. Florence. ] house and
Iot Y. Beach St. $a.GO.
Holmes. Cora. I house and lot
md Ave f.. $1,000.
Holt. Tom. 2 houses and lots
LIST Ave. 5000.
j.
Jackson. View. ] house and lot
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o. 10
Harris. :. J.. | lot King and
Barnwcu. $iO.56.
HenderSonyille Auto Co., l lot
near sub station, lot Edney St.
&3.gS.
HrndersonyilIe Investment Co.,
lot Ard Ave. F.. and King St,
tl5Sl
Gnwru rI,ss Lumber and Sup
DIV Co.. - interest in lot oppo-
sit. intersection. AshevilIe and
Haywood Rdsr S3.96. 49,
and 81 Temple Terrace, $500;
IIyjcr. &. Gr house ana loI
Beach St. > houses and lots Cher
~ St. lots eth Ave. h. i
houses and lots Park Lane, :
hou~rS and lots jhrrrN. ST. near
Slor., store hio%' >"'''S d.
|loI.'".
- H., o.
Jackson. hI"!h"' '"0 / '"' o.
>","O. ,,..l !,
'''N>'',' '''',,:. 60, 80 JU
nous" AN" iT ,,.. r:n' 81 '' L,,,..,
J"T,7" ~, " -, ..''''' n! =.
ana .o' I Me- Me- - -, g Tots
-, ''.'T III, a., H.. 49, a. TS CO. and
"''". .''
L'T' . . 49, ..nI St,,r lot Oak
=, ~ 81. sn ,''.. '''''
| - NJ O.. l..,,..... ..,,l
rnrs Grh Ave VI. s25.34
rSfm, \ C.. lot Ind Ave.
= lie,
K
KAHN. Sam and T.. Pearlman.
lot ise Ave. and Grove St.
SZG.4O.
kertv. Mrs. Mabel r.. , lots
Nos ~ and % Toms Hill. $5.2S.
Kenny. Sara !, ! lot No. %
nm a
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FINDS DIAMOND
LOST 20 YEARS
ELLINGTON. Aug. "a. CUP
Ralph Shaw, pulling weeds in the
back yard of his home here, found
something shiny on the roots of
weed
He investigated and found it to
be diamond ring. 1t was 500
gem lost by his father, ]. NJ. Shaw.
in 1913.
Snyder. G. G., Personal, SOC.
Stoney, S. p, vacant lot,
CSC.
Sutherland, Marvin f., 2 va
cant lots, $3.38.
Thomas, }. Waters, vacant
lot. Csc.
Thomas. Mrs. Gorton r., va
cant lot, $2.O3.
Tucker, Cornelia, Mrs. ! va
cant lot, Csc.
Walton. Albert H.. l-2 of ]
vacant lot, Csc.
Ward. Mrs. Juno, 2 vacant lots,
5000.
Ward, P. j., vacant lot, $l.35.
Williams, +. d., vacant lot,
$1.35.
Witten, Joseph, vacant lot,
STAB.
CORPORATIONS
Laborers Building and Loan
Assn, ! store bldo and lot $500.
LabOrers Building and Loan
Assn, ! store bldg. and lot, 1878.
Laborers Building and Loan
Assn, vacant lot, $l.02.
Laborers Building and Loan
Assn, l store bldg, and lot,
$l2.l5.
Southern Railway c.. and .92
miles, $620.86.
COLORED
Aston. Robert, 4 acres and
house, $l4.40.
Darby, Agness, l vacant lot,
$2.O3.
Darby, Agness, ? vacant lots,
1888.
Daritv, Agness and Rebecca, l
vacant lot, $2.70.
Daritv, Henry, i-2 acre and
house, $G.0S.
Darity, Rebecca, 2 vacant lots,
$2.03.
Darity. Randall, house and
lot, $500.
Downs, Henry, ] house and lot,
$3.l5.
Edwards. Katie, Estate, 2 l-2
acres, and house, $1,000.
Fields, Thomas, Estate, 4 acres
and house. Sab.
Cash, Mary, ] house and lot,
1898.
Gilyard, Henry, Estate, l lot,
CSC.
Halback, Ben, 2 acres, $l.8O.
Halback, Frank, l house and
lot, $3.50. =,
Halback, Jackson, acre and
house, 1925.
Halback. Louisa, 2 acres. $2.7O.
Halback, Martha and others, l
lot and 3 acres, $l.SO.
Halback, Wallace, l lot and B
acres, $3.50.
Halback, William and wife,
lot and house. S2.70.
Halback, William and Marie
Daniels, | lot and 4 acres, Sl.SO:
Harrison, Henry, ] acre and
house. $5.40.
Jenkins, John, vacant lot, 6Sc.
Jenkins, Wm., Estate, acres,
$14.40.
Johnson, Rosa and William, z
vacant lots, S2.7O. w
Johnson, Rosa and William, ]
house and lot, 5000.
Jordan, Julia, / house and lot,
$5.40.
Jordan, Julia, l house and lot,
$40.
King, Matilda, ! house and lot
Logan, Gus, Sr., S and 3-4
acres and house, $3.50.
Logan, Daisy, 1 vacant lot
$1.13.
Logan, Gus, Jr., lots and
house, 3 acres and house, 1882.
Logan, Hattie, 1 acre, Csc.
Logan, jamie and Eleas, z lots
and house, $5.40.
Logan, Lance John, ] vacant
lot, CSC.
McKissick, Jenny, 2 lots and
house. $3.50.
McKissick, Otis, / house and
lot, $500.
Marvels, Emma, 3 acres and
house, $3.50.
Memiminger, John, ! vacant
lot. $1.35.
Simmons, H. S., Is l-2 acres
and house, $1,000.
Simmons, Johnnie w., vacant
lot. $1.35.
Simmons, Johnnie w., l house
and lot, $3.50.
Simmons, Richard, l house and
lot. $500.
Simmons. Shields, / house and
acre. $2.70.
Sullivan, E. D., 3 acres and
bldgs.. $5.40.
Williams, Willie, Estate. l LIZ
,orac ord bouse. SA.73.
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Do.y fish have telescope mouths
to help them catch their prey.

Owens. Isaac. house and lot
y. Whitfield St, $27.6O.
Owens. Laura, house and lot
Beach St, , lots joining Henry
Hydcr. $3.50.
Parks. Nero. / house and lot
Ashc St. $9.Ol...
pmrott, John, house and lot
lSt Ave-, $500.
Pearson. Albert, Admir-, l hSr.
and lot Whitfield ST., $9.0l,
Poole. Lille. Trustee, house
and lot Ashc St, $1l.41.
Potts. Katie Lee, house and
lot SO5 Valley St, 5000.
Powell, Cecil, houses and lots
PA Caswcll St, $4,000.
Price. \. j.. Estate, l house and
lot lst Ave. W. 5000.
Price, Minnie E., lot Whitfield
St, $3.50.
Quarles, Edgar, lot Whitfield
''' =
49,. ,v:u L,u,. and
lot lst Ave. W. %l0.2l.
Roberts. f. r., house and
'o' p ~ N'r' p "., - ID pbo.ho
I ho"' ar,J IT, pL N,i ,''' e. ' Sg01
'o pI; ,,'." 10 CrSta " NJ iot Oak
9. No nn q VIZ ''''' 9 -'''' wv
81, p 'I I;,S,i,, or,.,. and OIive ono
I.,.I no'i a.,J j., 20 0aL q GiII0
''oT pI; '''.u Wv within; ma" ~ Gnnsc and
lot > OK Whitfield ST. $1I4O
Con,r,. r,no ! hons. and lot
OoE 81 $3.50
- C,,~ NIr- Ch,,lio bou,o and
=. H'L, g. &c a.
'o' ca 1f,,jtl ii no,I.iotto bou,o and
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loS SIo,r ["irJS w Viii * Torse and
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''' c Oh "t,% IJ ;'''' D T'0 borso and
49, "- 7I- pa -tuT'' g. go Az V's GNU
~ Ct;iny w e ! bonsn and . lots
Manila and Roach SIS S3 %
Gfoomn rmonita Owens ! house
and Iof 7tb Ave- w SO GO
Sr,,n,nv Fronci. bomsr and
l.. OBS V.IIar G. go m
wv c~7,n,nY Doc, Estate bsn
.,,L I" Int AsLo &C. O. GO M
'''' Sn 'w Wiiiii;am LOT Justicc
G. e70I
'''' II
Tho,,,,.,r pr,lov boueo and
Iot ~ H"N ,, o., G io'Ui o,,L po.t;o
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1 1,a EVIL ,o" o4 60 AZ '''''' '''
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Whit. ,1o,,.,nat bo,,o and
lot Justice St S9,O1
.
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WHITE DELINQUENT
anderson. ~. H.. lot Hebron
$3.50.

Henderson. ~. H.. lot Hebron
4 $3.50.
L
WI SIo ~
sBg,,.iru.,. Mr.. f. / house and
%,.d Ave. and VaIlrv Street.
:, nG
STcIl.r.r p : Of al . lots vii
= o. a,t ST, ~ SI% ou
s,, M. '.r.' i 49,. and Gbn.Iir /
: i''''> u " ~ IT, - - 81 ~
us I'l'' , 'I1 '''i''''' EnuS,. md
4 Dry '',', ", .. S - - - ''''
,, '"'','. ~, .'' r. = A.r.r, ~ .rrrs
li .'l oo". <, sou o. '.'
F. - q f. Accent : acres
~ ~ J C,>,f. eos,
H. S'A, 4r..l.
.ihr"o .. - -, t. p, [ -, i'' y
5eN - = =. ,...,t i,,Cr.I,
eh 81 , go D.. p..,r1,.o
4 D ,. o.. H. ''' " '''
"a I., ,l.,. I'm II +.
ibE"oNS, i''"'' = ~ ~,
3i /" i'"''''''' g. f-''
q ..l
sEagIc, Mrs. j. r, nous am"
( and l lot LchoN fE.' , b. y.
#CaldWcu, h. -, i"t f"r'itc."
7urt, SI."2.
4C&rohn& Trading Co., i'l ''"
.Hc. r., $50.
Carson, Mrs. +. - / i"t No.
Sylvan HeIghJS, >S.9L.
8 Ease, Mrs. K. L., / mouse an"
6 loo Locus 81 o' 20. G.
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CORPORATIONS

Laborers Building and Loan
Assn, store bid" and lot $500.
Laborers Building and Loan
Assn, store bldg. and lot, S6.75.
Laborers Building and Loan
Assn, vacant lot, $l.02.
Laborers Building and Loan
Assn, store bldg, and lot,
$l2.l5.
Southern Railway c.. l and .92
miles S620.S6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
SLIM LIST
 ON BARANOF
 . FOR SOUTH

!, The steamer Baranof, Capt. Joe Ramsauer and Purser H. Coe, docked in juneau this. morning for forty five minutes with but two dozen passengers at the rail in startling contrast to the throng that went north last week.
 Three passengers came in for Juneau and a half hour before the boat sailed, seven were scheduled to leave. 7. Those coming in were Joyce Sybil and Thomas Judson, Jr., from Sew ard. and Jarfs Daniels from Cor dova.
 Those sailing were: for Seattle William Hoffman, L. G. Hawley.
 For Notwithstanding Hull, Mary Hull. Mrs. Charles Hull, A. Van Mavern. and Elizabeth Hull.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
IDITAROD MAN
 FLIES THROUGH

Glen R. Day, owner of the Day Transportation, Company, operat- ing in the lower Kuskokwim area, dropped his trim little Monocoupe seaplane onto the waters of Gas tineau Channel this morning long enough, to gas up.
 < Day, who flies his own plane north to the Iditarod every spring and south every fall, is heading back to his headquarters to begin opera tions as soon as the rivers open. :; His son, Clyde Day, who operates river boat for the company, passed through Juneau on the Yukon Tues day, also bound north.
 .s Glen Day made the flight from Seattle to Ketchikan in nine hours.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
FAMED OLDTlMER. TAKEN BY DEATH
 AT SITkA HOME
Frozen Foot Johnson, Widely Known in Juneau
 and Douglas, Passes

Edward Johnson, II, commonly known as Frozen Foot Johnson, pioneer resident of Alaska, died last Saturday in the Pioneers Home at Sitka, burial following on Monday, according to word to H. L. Wander Leest of the Pioneers Home Board.
 Johnson was one of the real old timers. Born in Sweden on June 28, 1867. he came north in 1888 as a hoistman and worked all over the Territory in the years he was in Alaska. Nome, Iditarod and other camps knew him and for a num- Der of years he lived here and in Douglas. He went from here to the Home several months ago.
 
 Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31

Continued from Page One) such a telegram and was disappoint- ed when Hoffman failed to appear Hoffman, Republican, has appeal ed to the G-men. He says, personal investigation disclosed a mysterious John" had sent the telegram.
 Country BoyS Scored
 Your favorite congressman may be great shakes out in Wagonwheel gap but a Washingtonian wrote this about the boys in a letter to local paper:
 Tt is about time that these nick congressman are brought to realize that they may be big splurges in the sticks, but in the nations capital they are just ordinary persons and have no license to disregard the traffic or any other regulations. , So there.
 Rep Merritt of New York has written to the commanding officer If Fort Hancock, near Sandy Hook, New Jersey, asking permission for one of his constituents to fish off the fort pier The constituent pro tested in a letter that the officers wouldn't let him.
 Bass Note-By the newspapers we learn that Alfred M Landon, lately Republican nominee for the Presi- dency, has been catching bass while on a vacation at Howe-in-th Hills, Fla.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
Wilcox Returns
 From Petersburg

Howard G. Wilcox, University of Alaska short course mining instruc- tor and field representative for the Territorial Department of Mines, returned from teaching an exten- sion mining course at Petersburg this morning in an Alaska Air Transport plane with Shell Sim mons.
 After visiting his family for a few days in Juneau, Wilcox will leave for Sitka to conduct a short course in that city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORTHBOUND To steamer northbound C<uaEnu1u m cAHIMCc C

: No steamer northbound
 , SCHEDULED SAlLINGS , North Sea scheduled to sail , from Seattle tomorrow fore , noon at 10 o'clock.
 , Princess Norah scheduled to |, sail from Vancouver at 9 pm. , tomorrow , Alaska scheduled to sail from , Seattle at 9 am. April 2. } Barariof scheduled to sail from , Seattle 9 am. April 6. } Tongass scheduled to sail from , Seattle April 8 at pm. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS } Northland scheduled to arrive } southbound about 8 o'clock } tomorrow morning and sails } south about one hour later , Yukon scheduled southbound next Monday.
 LOCAL SAILINGS } Estebeth scheduled to sail every } Wednesday at 6 pm. for Sit , ka and wayports.
 Dart leaves every Wednesday
 at ' am. for Petersburg, Port
 Alexander. Rake and way
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
) Q U 6 | A s N E W s
THREE MORE CANDIDATES
 FILE. DOUGLAS COUNCIL

The close of the filing period yes terday afternoon found three more candidates in the race for Council manic honors in Douglas. They are George Peterson, Carl Lindstrom and Sante Degan. All are running as independents, it is said.
 The other three candidates for Council are Thomas Cashen, Robert Bonner and Glen Rice, the first two being present incumbents, while the last named is a candidate for the first time All three are filed on Mayor Kilburn' ticket. Joe Riedi is running single handed as a candi- date for the mayorship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
MRS. CAHtLL ENTERTAINs

Mrs. w. E. Cahill was hostess at lunchean and sewing party at her home in Treadwell yesterday after- noon. Places for eight were set at table decorated with Easter eggs and daffodils. and the guests were presented with Easter eggs for favorS.
 The guests included Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas, Mrs. George Getchen, Mrs. J. J. Stocker, Mrs Ray G. Day, Mrs. Hans Berg, Mrs. Laurel McKechnie and Mrs. J. o. Kirkham.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
PIE. CLUB ACTIVE

4 The Physical Education Club girls engaged in a session of games and other entertainment at the nata- torium last evening, at which points were made toward receiving their letters this year Ga n a It being also the occasion of Helen Edwards birthday, she was remembered with gift and refresh ments were served.
 With Miss Baker as adviser, the membership of the club includes all the high school girls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
SCOUTS DRILL FOR MEMORIAL
 DAY PARADE
Dugout Troop Will Work on Tracking Tests
 Sunday

Forty-one Boy Scouts turned out to the two troop meetings in Jun eau last night at the American Leg ion Dugout and the Presbyterian Church.
 At the Norlite Troop meeting, 23 Scouts turned out to practice drill work for the Memorial Day parade. At the Dugout Troop meeting, 18 Scouts were present and took writ
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ten test on signs used in tracking. high score being made by Robert Carothers with 94 out of 96.
 All Scouts who are to pass track ing tests will meet at the Dugout Sunday at noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
MINING MEN
 ON BARANOF

Two Canadian mining engineers J. A. Reid and Charles Coleman, passed through Juneau on the Bar anof after inspecting mining prop critics for the last few weeks in the Anchorage district
 Noncommittal, neither had any thing to say as to their plans, but said they might be back and they didn't know yet" if they were bring ing mining equipment when they returned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
SAIL ON ESTEBETH
 FOR ANC00N

The motorship Estebeth, Capt. Gus Gustafson, sailed last night for Sit ka and waypoints with three pas sengers for Angoon.
 Those leaving were Mrs. O. Car michael, Mrs. F. Barlow and Mrs. D. Willard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
TWO NEW FAMILIES
 anr LOCATE IN DOUGLAS

Mir and Mrs. Frank Campbell and son have taken possession of the former Feusi residence which they recently purchased and are now residents of Douglas.
 c. A. Wilder, who recently leased the Kilburn, residence on Second Street. which they themselves have occupied this winter, is preparing to move into his new home tomor- row. Mrs. Wilder and their three children are expected to arrive here on the next trip of the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
URGED TO REGISTER

With just about dozen new names so far added to the city reg ister this year for the coming elec- ton next Tuesday, City Clerk Tuck ett urges all possible registrants other than those who are already on from last year to register.
 Everyone who is thus registered is eligible to vote at the coming primaries here on April 26.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31

Mobilization for Human Needs of the first modern Community that first chest campaign cities through Community Chest plan In the raised of $12OOO00OO0 possible the lines of public welfare increasing snare Chest activities have been di building better future citizens and
 cultural life of the underprivieeed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
SHELL. l. GOES
 TO ISLANDS

Five left for the islands with Shell Simmohs today in the Alaska Air Trat1spbrt Bellanca.
 The Rev. Jollne A gGlasse and the Rev. David Waggorer went to An eoon.; Lloyd Lively went to Hirst, and two other passengers went to Chichagof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
ATTENTION LOOP.

Members of Alaska Lodge No. Al are requested to meet with Silver Bow Lodge No A-2 at 7:30 tonight at which time Special D.D.GM. Charles w. Carter will make an of ficial visit. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
TAKE PACKING CONTRACT

Three Douglas young men, James Manning, Albert Stragier and Glen Edwards have signed up for a months work carrying about 25OO feet of lumber up the mountain from Yankee Cove, starting tomor- row. They will have their headquar- ters on a scow in Yankee Cove dur ing their stay there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-31
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide--0:58 am, 18.2 feet. Low tide-7:14 am, -2.6 feet.
 High tide-1:25 pm, ITO feet. Low tide-7:24 pm, -0.5 feet.