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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-04-08
Northwest Doings
In ElkdOm

Received a card from Exalted
Ruler Gus West saying he was
heading north on the fifth. The
way he pushes a car over the road
he will arrive here Thursday night
or Friday sure, unless he stops
over.
During the absence of the Ex-
allied Ruler from Puget Sound
Lodge, Brother Archie Tudor, Es-
teemed lecturing knight presided.
Archie did good job, everything
went off smoothly, and we all
went home at eleven. Three new
brothers were obligated. They will
visit the barber, with three addi-
tional new members on the 18th
at special occasion.
Brother Curly Crosby is the SUI
per salesman for the month, or
rather the year. He brought in the
application and money of six mem
bers of the crew of the ship he is
on We can use lot of Curly's
good work. Curly, keep it up.
Brother F.. r. Chainey, Grand
Orangizer and Travelling Deputy
for the Northwest. Also Grand
Exalted Ruler many terms, obli-
gated the new brothers last meet
ing. Brother Chainey is one of the
few persons who can go through
all phases of ritualistic work with
out the aid of a book. The obliga-
ton made an impression that will
be lasting on the brothers.
|
The Grand wrote Sargent Vroo-
man a letter praising the work of
the lodge, in progressiveness and
gains in membership. He stressed
that there was obvious cooperation
between the brothers, and lauded
the work of Brothers West, Chain
Fey, Norris and Lewis. Also the en-
tire lodge.
We are proud again to note
that those in the front ranks of
the recent fight to have the police
officers tried for the murder OF
Berry Lawson, were in most in
stances Elks.
Checking over old acquaintance
we found tina. one of the most con-
sistent advertisers in the Enter
prise is an old friend of Many
years. We refer to Rudy, of ''Ru.
dy's South Park Poultry Market
in the public market. Rudy will be
remembered by all old timers as
the genial proprietor of the Sc
attic Poultry Market on Jackson
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for Berkeley two weeks ago called
on account of the serious illness
of her daughter.
Mrs. w. Ellis Burton who has
been confined to her home for the
past week is very much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Harvey
were hosts for the meeting of the
H. and w. Bridge Club Saturday
night and served a very delicious
buffet supper. Ira Simons won the
prize.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred A. Hughes
are happy over the news that their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. esuita
Hughes, won the highest honors
for all students at Lincoln Uni
versity last semester.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-04-08
Harry Jackson Suffer
Light Heart Attack

Harry Jackson, u, white, and
well known in labor and political
circles suffered a heart attack
Wednesday in the neighborhood of
14th and Yesler Way. Mr.. Jackson
was taken to the police station
and then sent home.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-04-08

Keep Date May End
May Festival-Dance
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-04-08
POT LIKKER

The Royal Giants tangle with
the Greenwood merchants Easter
Sunday in the first game of the
Puget Sound League. The Giants
are backed by Mr.. Gus West and
Mr.. John o. Lewis two of Seattle's
leading business men. Better be
out to see the gang, our slogan
is Championship or bust"
A smart man, unrecognized -
Joe A. Smith. Joe started on the
Rep Co. from its origin, even
helped round up the talent. His
efforts were rewarded when he
played leading role in Noah"
When things began to look dark
for the gang Joe made himself
stand out from the rest by proving
he could sing as well as act.
The government allows a few
dollars to come in by outside work
and he took odd jobs to make ends
meet. No one can doubt his ability
as an actor, or worker, so one can
see why he has more of the things
that one would like to possess.
Those who saw "Black Empire
notices how much Joe's work has
improved, the press and the pub
lie praised him and are still talk
ing of his stealing the perform
ance. Good work.
The Union Chapter of the VIC
F. (Colored Group, and the Down
town Chapter gave joint dance
at the "Old Town Hail." 2Sth ano
jackson, last Saturday. You cats
who weren't there missed it. How.
ard Biggs and his boys really tore
up. People reeled and rocked anC
to the tantalizing music. Dont
miss any more, folks. The Play.
house gang gave three acts =
Chorus girls = Doris Baker, Eve
lyn Winston and Alice Powell. Joe
Station sang, "I'll double dare you
and Harper CASTOR and Tommy
Trice cut up the floor boards witt
their taps.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-04-08

Graves, Aura Belle Jackson, Aud
rey BASH Virginia Carter and Ar
bina Sherman.
The cast for the one act play,
In the Good Green Wood include ::
Lois Hughes, Melvina Freeman,
Jeanne McIver, Myrtle Jenkins,
Joyce Cooper. Virginia Carter,
Marion Valley, Blanche Graves,
Ora Belle Jackson, Regina Twaites,
Mary Yarbra, Audrey Bash, GRAY
eta Booker, Marjorie McFarline,
Edith Grimes, and Susan Cayton.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
HA PRoDUciDo sENsA-
cloN EN- LoNDREs e. Dis
CURSE DEL PRESIDENTE
ROOSEVELT

Londres, Octubre 27.-El
discurso que anoche pronuncia
"a por la radio ell presidente
dos, hablando desde la Case
Blanca, esta siendo muy CO.
Roosevelt, de los Estados Uni
mentado en- los circulos diplo-
maticos Y polfticos.
Los analistas dicen que la
oraci6n es un ataque al pacto
de Munich, que sc ha hecho
question pdblica a dilucidar
en- las eleceiones parciales par
lamentarias de Oxford.
"La paz por ell TENOR, dijo
ell presidente americana, no tie
ne mas alta O duradera cuali-
dad que la paz por la espada.'
La referencia de Mr.. Roose
welt a los hebreos viene en- un
momento dificil para Inglate-
ira, con motive de la revuelta
de los arabes contra los judfos,
en- TERRA Santa.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
PARA LAS DAMAS

Ell mayo de los peinados. fe-
meninos, Valdes, nos anuncia
que su dnico Salon de Embelle-
cimient0 es Ell que tiene alberto
EN- Darling Department Store,
de la calle Franklin.
Para concentrar Ia atenci6n
aue demanda SD elegante y nu-
nerosa clientele, determine &C.
rrar ell salon que tenia en- la "a
Yenida Grand Central, pasando
u costoso y moderno e4ui9o al
iegundo piso de esta lujosa ten
a.
Las damas y damitas de ntes.
70 smart set encontraran en-
Ell Salon de ELnbs-lecimiento
lie Vald6s, no solo la atenci6n
1elicada y experta de sus opera
.rias, sine consoles e indica:io-
mes scsre los peinados que mas
convengan a su fisico.
Para corte de pelo, Valdes
cuenta con los dos mejores espe-
cialistas en- su genera.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
I'll GRAN JURADO INTE-
JROGA A CUATRO VENDE-
DORES DE NUMEROS DE
BOLITA .

Cuatro vendedores de bolita
fueron llevados aver ante ell
Gran Jurado e interrogados.
Los detenidos Sc nombran Fe-
lipe Spoto, del 237 de la calle
Union, en- West Tampa; Jose
Rocha, del 29O1R de la Gale
North b.; Jose, MARTINEZ, del
405 de la avenida North Alba
ny, y Rafael Mendoza, del 1910
de la avenida North Albany.
Ell condestable Culbreath y su
ayudante Myers les e%ncontraron
a los hombres billetes de lote-
ria, n1meros de bolita y hume.
ros del 'sbond."
POGO antes de esos arrestos, e
Gran Jurado habfa hecho llamal
al sheriff Mcleod, ell condesta
ole Bozeman, de Sulphur Spring
ly Cliff Goelitz, diputado a las o.
denes de BoZeman.
Hoy presentara ell Gran Jura
do otro informe.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
Ell Arte de Enamo "a Sc ha P erdido
"The Forum" New York

La mujer debe comprender
que 20 es natural y ST, peligro
so que ella sea quien busque al
hombre. Ello disminuye su po-
der y lie imposibilita de llegar
a ser un amante 0 laarido sa-
tisfecho. Ella debe tener pa
ciencia y permitirle al hombre
que tome la iniciativa por SUI
puesto que debe ejercer sus a
.,tractivos, no demasiado en- evi
dencia, en- cuanto al vestido,
por ejemplo, pero por 10 de-
mas su arma mas poderosa eS
ell retraimiento, y no ell hacer:
Sc inabordable, sino i'm retrai-
miento tranquilo.
Esta en- la naturaleza del
hombre eel casarse. Esta enla-
zado con sus ansias creativas y
aventureras, y una vez que e.
hombre ha buscado, obtenidd
y dominado su companera
esta preparado para adentrar
Sc en- otros campos de empire
sas Y conquistas. Hasta que UT
hombre Sc ha probado a 81 mis-
mo que es un buen amante
hasta que ha satisfecho su ms
! tinto de satisfacer a las mule
res, no tiene NADIA. basico para
ir adeIante en- la vida.
Cuando un joven esta. orgu
lloso de su actiYidad sexual
cuando siepte que puede' con
fqufstar en- .ese Campo, cpuede
llevar a cabo .sus .otras tarea'
con mas facilidad.
81 un hombre tiene un alto
eoncepto del valor de una mu'
ier como companera de su vi.
da, por clio hara un esfuerzC
proporcionado para entender.
la y e~ncontrar que contribu
cion esencial ella puede hacer.
no solo a su vida fisica, sino q
la espiritual tambien. Sabemos
lque las vidas mas felices son
La gaceta., 1938-10-27

las de hombres Y mujeres que
han encontrado alguna forma
de companerismo intimo en- la
cual su existencia esta en- I'm
alto nivel de toma y daca.
Las mujeres han sido influ-
yentes en- las vidas de todos los
grandes hombres. Los poderes
de intuici6n de la mujer y sus
dones emocionales nqnca han
sido apreciados en- TODD su va
lor, sino que Sc han dado por
descontado por 10 general y
con frecuencia han sid ignora-
dos. La mujer representa- en-
sus manos, real Y verdadera-
mente, ell poder mundial, Guam
do ejercita SUI papel propio. 81
ella 10 comprende asf, no ten
dra que desempenar ningdn
false papel.
Los hombres Y las mujeres
deben cooperar y no compe-
tir. Cada uno complete los atri
butos del otro y conjuntamen-
tie forman I'm TODD ideal. Una
relaci6n creciente y bien uni
da, psychological y f~isiol6gica,
es ell ideal del matrimonio, y
su realization es la consuma-
ci6n de la vida humana. Las
riquezas, ell prestigio, todas.
las conquistas de la materia y
del espiritu, no pueden com
pararse con este valor central
de encontrar Ell companero de
una~y d crecer con el.
Creo que la responsabilidad
final descansa en- la mujer,
ique puede, con :su -eonducta,
poner en- ,moyimiento todas las
fuerZas latentes en- ell hombre.
Deben combatir al fuego, con
ell fuego, porque es la 1nica
arma que resulta de alguna u
tilidad. ST los hombres crecen
tmidos, las mujeres deben SER
10 a1n mas. Y digo "deben"
porque TODD Giro recurso neva
al desastre.
Las ujeres deben emplear sus
facultades intuititas, y deben u
sarlas para permitir que los
hombres recobren su prerroga-
tfva masculine de hacer la corte,
Ito que, no solo salvara ell arte de
hacer la corte o de .enamorar,
sino quizas tambien a la huma-
nidad. ~.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
PROGRAMA DE LOS PA
ORES Ell PROXIMO MAR
TIES

La Asociacin de Padres y
Maestros de la escuela Phillip
Shore ofrecera u nprograma en-
honor de los padres, Ell venidero
martes por la noche, a las 8.
Mr.. Langston, Ell director de
la escuela, hablara sobre la his
tOria y ell prop6sito de la Soma
ma Nacional de Educaci6n, que
sc celebrara entire los dias 6 Y IL
de noviembre.
E director de este peri6dico
atentamente invitado, explicara
Ell prop6sito de la enmienda que
a favor de las escuelas Sc votara
Y aprobara en- las elecciones del
8 de noviembre.
Tendran a su, cargo Ell progra-
ma las Sras Anna Schneider y
Dorothy Hawkins.
Los discfpulos de Ia Sra.
Hankins interpretaran una Pc
quena obra teatral.
Sc nombran los ninos escogi-
dos para la representation Ida
Temes, Carmen Vald6s, Abelar-
do Montezuma, Dora Fornos,
Hortensia Ubeda, Carmen Sua-
rez y Carload Hernandez.
Pfdese la asistencia de todos
los padres por tratarse de una
de las reuniones mas importan-
ties del ano.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
UNA MUJER DE
81 AMOS

Por haber pasado cheques fall
sos EN- esta ciudad, hace algunoS
meses, ell jefe de detectives Bush
arrest6 aver a la Sra. Lucille
Hardy, de So amos, vecina de st.
Petersburg.
Dos cheques lie fueron encon-
trados. Especializaba la mujer,
que tiene buena preSencia, en-
pasar cheques de $40 y $40 gil
RADIOS, sin tener fondos, contra
Ell banco Exchange National.
Tendra que prestar fisnza 81
quiere goZar de libertad provi-
sional.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
LO QUE r DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose n Sanfeliz

La ciencia m6dica hace cada
dia asomlbrosos descubrimien-
tos, lease ell que sigue:
Dos millones de personals de
mediana edad, mujeres y hon.
bres, que estan registrados en-
los libros de las companies de Sc
guros de vida como diabeticos,
no son tales diabeticos, nj cosa
que Sc lie parezca, son lisa y la
namente... 'tgorditos", y asi 10
ha dicho y afirmado, Ell Prot. L.
H. Newburgh, a la Association
Medica de Manitoba.
Ell disturbio principal de estos
"glOtones", es la falacia de los
'evoradores de carnes. Hace nu
no tempo que los alemanes Sc
Theron, y pusieron en- practica
a idea, de que podian veneer al
nrndo, 81 ellos usaban una die
a baSada en- engUllir carnes de
odas classes.
Para corregir esta incorrecta
teoria ell Prof. Newburgh, reco-
mienda una saludable dieta COM
puesta por leche, frutas v vege-
tales.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27

Ii

Nunca ha habidc EN- la histo-
ria un periodic creative en- que
las mujeres fuesen las directo-
ras. Donde Sc desarrolla un ma
triarcado en- seguida Sc ACADIA to
do progreso ardaz. Las mujeres
no son aventureras. Son conser-
vadoras y, cuando tienen Ell con-
troll, cuando salem de SUI papel
verdadero como mantenedoras
del balanca social, en- realidad
hacen que la escala sc incline
definitivamente hacia abajo. La
excesiva importancia de las mu-
jeres en- las esferas masculinas
es una de las causas traScenden-
dentales de las pobres creacio-
mes de la epoca actual. -.
Nuestra 1nica salvaci6n ac-
tual esta en- reformar esta situa-
ci6n en- que las mujeres avanzar
ly los hombres Sc quedan atras
Ambos sexos deben llegar a ha.
cerse mejor cargo de sus indivi.
dualidades biol6gicas para nj
empujar en- tales abortivas dire(
clones Los hombres deben una
vez mas reconquistar Ell pape
de caudnlos, de directories, en-
sus relaciones con las mujeres
va que solamente asi pueden loS
dos grupos estar satisfechOs cor
sus respectivos lugares en- e
plan de la vida.
, Los hombres no deben per.
mitir que las mujeres les usur.
pen sus prerrogativas.
A menos que los hombrel
salgan y Sc practiquen, no i'm
porta 10 que les cueste, destru-
yen una parte esencial de su
masculinidad. Por esa raz6n
deben acoger favorablemente
las tareas de la vida y nunca
hacerse tan delicados que per.
mitan que las mujeres lie ha-
gan la corte 0 los mantengan.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
HA PEDI
DO SU RELIEVE

Washington, oct. 27.-La en-
bajada rusa di6 la noticia de que
ell embajador Troyanovsky ha
pedido su relieve por motives de
familia.
Desea ell embajador estar GER
ca de su hijo Olegm, de 10 amos,
que ACADIA de ingresar EN- la Uni
versidad de Moscou.
Ell joven habla perfectamente
ell lngles q esta especializado en-
arte y literature.
Todavfa no Sc ha contestado
de Moscou a la petici6n hecha.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
RECUPERADAS LAS POSI-
CLONES LEALES EN- Ell
SECTOR DE ARANJUEZ

Barcelona oct. 27.-Por me-
dio de un violento contraata-
que las tropas leales recaptura-
ron las posiciones que los faccio-
SOS les habian quitado, Ell dfa
anterior, en- I'm ataque por sor-
presa.
Bajo fuerte Huvia Ell mando re
publicano orden6 avanzar v los
fascistas Sc retiraron a tdda pri
Sa.
Pas6 Ell dfa en- calna en- 81
frente del Ebro, donde la artille
ria leal bombardea las posesio-
mes del enemigo. La lluvia impi-
do que la infanteria entrara en-
acci6n.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
N E EN- Ell
CENTRIC PAN

Mafana celebrara junta gene
raj ZEN su edificio de Ybor City,
la sociedad Centre Espanol.
Suplfcase la asistencia de to-
dos los miembros.
Firma la convocatoria ell buen
amigo y secretario don Fermfn
Souto.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27

iCuantos murcielagos sc en-
clerran en- su coco?
Todos tenemos peque1as y ex-
dramas faltas y sobras mentales,
Que pueden facilmente ser obs
taculos en- Ell desenvolvimiento
de nuestras vidas. Hay que ell
minarlas.
La gaceta., 1938-10-27
CIRCULO CUBANO DE TAMPA,
A todos los senores asociado

A todos los senores asociados
De orden del Sr. Presidente Sc hace saber por este
medic que de acuerdo con 10 dispuesto en- ell Reglamen-
to General de esta Sociedad Sc celebraran Elecciones &c.
nerales ell DOMINGO 81 DE NOVEMBER DE 1888.
Seran objeto de election Ell Presidente' General ell
Primer Vice Presidente y veinte y dos Vocales por un Pc
riodo de dos amos y tambien Sc elegira Ell Segundo Vice
Presidente por un periodic de un ano, por 'encontrarse
vacante dicho cargo.
Muy atentamente,
j. FUENTES ROSA,
Secretario.
Octubre ~ de 1888.
Nota: Tambien seran elegidos siete miembros acti-
vos y siete suplentes para ell Comite de Relaciones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-18
CIRCLE PIONEER
 SAYS THAT AREA IS GOING CAMP
Harry Creep, Waiting for Plane, Lists Many Val-
 uable Properties

Harry Creep oldtimer from Circle Hot Springs, waiting for a PAA plane to Fairbanks after a trip Out side, is anxious to get back" to what he believes is one of the best mining camps in the north,
 Creep listed a long number of draglines, dredges and hydraulic outfits working in the Circle dis trict to prove his belief He first went into the Circle, area in 98, four years after gold was struck on Pltka Bar on Birch Creek, and has been there ever since.
 He is interested in ground on Deadwood Creek, Ketchum, and on main Harrison.
 The list of mining properties in the Circle district, according to Creep are as follows: North Fork of Harrison, hydraulic outfit worked for several years by Mrs. Blondeau and son Ray Hamilton. Below is a dragline and hydraulic outfit being worked by Fred Johnston and George Blonde.
 "Ketchum, dragline and hydraulic operated by George Taylor and H. C. Carstens, drag operated by En- strom Brothers below that. Porcu- pine Creek. one dragline on the main creek, and on Bonanza, trib- utary, Lars Westenvik is operating hydraulic.
 "Deadwood' Creek is being worked by the Deadwood Mining Company with a drag and dredge, while over on Switch Creek Nick Knudsen is working a hydraulic and LanglOe and T.arsen are working another hy- draulic plant.
 on independence Creek, three hydraulics are working, operated by Bob Bartlett, A. Zimmerman, and John Frasca.
 Miller Creek is still being worked by Jay Kelly with hydraulic plant.
 On Mammoth Creek, the Berry Holding Company is operating a dyedge. while the same company has a hydraulic outfit on Mastadon Greek. where two other plants are working, one a dragline outfit in which Joe Crosson is interested, and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-18
SERIES GAME IS SET
 THIS EVENING

Rained out last evening, the third tilt of the Gastineau Channel League Little World Series" play off series for the 1888 title between the Moose and Douglas ball teams is set for this evening at Firemen's Park.
 Weather permitting, the seven inning contest will begin promptly at o'clock. Rain one-half hour before game time, at 5:30 o'clock, will put the struggle over to an- other night
 Bob K i'm b all for the Moose, against Claude Erskine for the Islanders, are the likely starting pitchers as both squads shoot to break the -game-each deadlock in which the series now stands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-18
ARMSTRONG IS WINNER IN 60
 WITH AMBERS
Gets Decision at End of Fifteen Rounds, Bloody,
 Vicious Fighting
DEFENDER KNOCKED
 DOWN ONLY TWICE
New Colored Champion Is Now Holder of Three
 Fistic Titles

NEW YORK, Aug. 18,-Henry Armstrong, colored fighter, last night won the lightweight champ ionship from Lou Ambers, by de- cision at the end of the 15-round bout.
 The decision was booed by 16,000 fans who were won over by Ambers courageous battle
 The fight was bloody and vicious all the way through but the tire less negro, notwithstanding the boo ing of the decision, won a clear-cut margin.
 Ambers, according to the Asso- ciated Press figures, won only four rounds, three of them by fouls but he fought such a game fight that it brought the crowd to their feet one count in the fifth that WAS ended with the bell and in the sixth for the count of eight.
 Henry Armstrong, by getting the decision, becomes the first man to win three world fistic titles Last nights fight was for the light weight crown. Armstrong already held the welterweight and feather weight crowns.
 Ambers entered the ring weigh ing 134A pounds and Armstrong tipped the scales at 134 pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-18

another a hydraulic proposition run by Jack Anderson.
 "The Berry Holding Company also operates a hydraulic plant on Eagle Creek.
 On Portage Greek, Pete Stager, Bill Shoddy, Jack Boswell and Tim McKinnon drilled ground last win- ter and planned to put in drag line this summer.
 "On Woodchopper and on Cold Creek, there are large dredges, oper- ated by the McRae interests.
 "On Half Dollar Creek, Jimmy Johnson and associates are devel- cping a piece of ground for a hy- draulic operation"
 Veteran of the mining game in the Circle country, Creep says probably most of the surface grav- els and richest ground is worked out but since the rise in the price of gold Circle has really become a camp again"
 Its an attractive area" Creep said. not because it is rich, be- cause it isn't ricn, but it is easily accessible country and the ground is easy to work-most of it is fine gravel and twenty feet to bedrock is a deep hole in the Circle area"
 Asked as to promise of future growth of the section, Creep said. There are new outfits going in all the time aren't there?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-18
CUBS DROPPED
 TO 4TH PLACE.,
 TENANT. RACE
Pirates Take Another Close Game Single Drives
 in Needed Tally
(By Associated Press)

Henry Graft led the parade yes terday with runs and a homer as Cincinnati beat Chicago to drop the Cubs into fourth place in the National League pennant race.
 The Pirates came through with another one of those close games. Rizzio's single sent home the win ming run in the tenth inning of the game against the Cardinals.
 George Myatt hit a homer to give the Giants victory over the Dod- gers.
 The Yankees Solon game was rained out.
 Cleveland dropped the verdict to St. Louis and the third place Bos- ton Red Sox trimmed the Athletics twice yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-18
Ex-Congressman
 Igoe Says Demo
 Vote Is Strong
Prominent Illinois Man I in Juneau Enthused
 Over Alaska
Continued from Page One)

shorter time and at less expense .
 MT. Igoe suggested through pas senger rates on railroads from the East, planned boat tours with one to two days stopovers in Alaska ports, and coordinated air tours with volume business holding down expense.
 Its dirty shame" Igoe said, that more people cannot see AL aska. It's beautiful country and it has wonderful promise"
 MT and Mrs. Igoe will remain in Juneau for a few days before going south. He hopes to meet Secretary of Interior Ickes in Ju- neau tomorrow The Secretary and Igoe are old friends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-18
CiisseLI Gets
 Trial !

NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-Bill Cis- sell, the infielder who couldn't last in the American League, has fin- ally gotten a chance in th4 Nation al loop. The Chicago White Sox paid $75,0O0 for him in 1928. After four seasons he went to Cleveland Later he played with the Boston Red SoX and the Philadelphia As. The Giants took him from Balti- more in an effort to plug a gap at second base
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-18
IT WAS JUST h SH0EBOX
 BUT IT CONTAINED s90e

MUNCIE. Ind. Aug. 18.-Arthur Shuttleworth general contractor, noticed shoe box lying in the gutter but did not give it second thought as he stood watching traf- fic go by
 A stranger drove up. saw the box, picked it Up and exclaimed. Boy, I'm sure glad to get this back. I've been searching for it the last half hour"
 The man opened the box and pulled out more than 5000 in cur rency.