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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-10
fl OF 5ENATE'S
 BILLS ENACTED
 BY LEGISLATURE
Measures Introduced by SoIons Cover Wide
 Range Subjetfs
Continued from rage one)

$540 for relief of Fred w. Wagner.
 Senate bill No. 16, providing for ] registration of reindeer brands and marks with the Reindeer Supervis- or at Nome. 1 Senate bill No. 19, providing for appointment of director of the Department of Criminal Investiga- tion
 Senate bill No. 21, providing for establishment of the date of birth by filing of petition
 Senate bill No g. reducing t1le license tax on undertakers.
 Senate bill No. g, requiring agri- cultural and industrial fairs to spend an amount equal to that appropriat- ed by the Territory in assistance of each 4
 Sneate bill No. 24 directing the use of Alaska lumber on public projects paid for from Territorial funds.
 Weights And Measures
 Senate bill No. 25. establishing standards of weights and measures Senate bill No. 29, licensing en- gineers and architects.
 Senate bill No 31, refunding to the incorporated town of Port AL exander $750 due as liquor license refund
 Senate bill No. 32, prohibiting sale of liquor on election days.
 Senate bill 38, relating to duration of chattel mortgage liens.
 Senate bill No. 40, setting penal ties for non-payment of gross gold taxes.
 Senate bill No. 45, aIlotting s10,- GOO from Third Division road funds i to open the Richardson highway between Valdez and Willow Creek. i Senate bill No. 51. providing that every person subpoenaed as juror and attending court shall be paid $1, to be assessed against the party demanding jury trial.
 Senate bill No 54, allowing in- surance associa tions to do business in the Territory
 Flood Control
 Senate bill No. 56, providing for cooperation with the Federal Gov ernment in flood control projects.
 Senate bill No. ST, amending the unemployment compensation law.
 Senate bill No. 58, prescribing the manner of presenting claims against the Territory Senate bill No. 64t redefining burglary.
 Senate bill No. 78 to reimburse the Bethel Beach Home for the care of two indigent children.
 Senate bill No. 79, appropriating $850 for Mrs Aral D. Brown, school teacher at Hoonah
 Senate bill No. "A, providing for giving of notice of application for letters testamentary.
 Senate bill No. 82, raising the ex- emption from the gross gold tax from S10,000 to $20,00O
 Trade Employees
 Senate bill No. 89, providing for the interchange of Territorial em- 1 ployees between the various offices.
 Senate bill No. 9l, amending the law taxing insurance agents.
 L
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though wanting play Houston years quickly the happier actor in today haven't found him.
 student of Houston, claims to than most people hereabouts
 They CA Renember) as Andrew Jackson Houston friend Fonane romantic interests Houstons life already spectacle the battle of the Alamo mission battle which defeated generalization Santa Anna and the for Texan pendence Star flag which later discovered scenes had to be recified at a $250OO
 Yakima Canutt the cowboy stunt did tricks in the sequences thrilling battle "tagecoach"-but Yakima keep Richard Dix from getting his first horseback ck the skin off his recently has sitting down with comparative comfort)
 George Nichols Jr the who discovered" Anne Shirley made Re- publics pictures flock now is entrusted with the future not only of Dix but Republic
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Empire Ads Fay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-10
WALKER COCKTAIL
 BILL E SIGNED; TO
 BE LAW ON JUNE ]

The Walker saloon bill was signed by Gov. John W. Troy last night and became No. TO of the 1889 ses- sion laws.
 The measure, providing for sale of hard liquor by the drink under a license fee of $500 or $1000 de- pending upon population of the town where the dispensary is locat- ed becomes the law of the Territory on June 2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-10
Demo Women 5 Club Meets Next Monday

The regular monthly meeting of the Democratic Womens Club of Gastineau Channel will be held next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Parish Hall of Holy Trinity Cathedral.
 Speaker of the affair will be Miss Deborah Pentz, Supervisor for the Child Welfare Service in Juneau using as her subject Child Well fare"
 Stella Young, Clerk in the office of the Secretary of Alaska will be interview by Mrs. J. c. Michael son on the subject of Legislative Procedure
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-10
CONCERNS HERE
 WERE ENLISTED
 IN HOTEL WORK
Materials and Supplies for Baranof Were Furnish
 ed by Juneau Firms

Business firms in the Capltai City have contributed materials and services to the new Baranof rang ing from the stoves and refrlger- ators to sand and gravel, and from technical plumbing installation to common labor.
 Rice and Ahlers Company Of Ju- neau were the largest participants of local firms in the construction by virtue of large plumbing and heating contract awarded to this firm
 The Alaska Electric Light and Power Company provisioned the structure with all the stoves and refrigerators for the apartments.
 Sand and gravel were furnished by R. J. Sommers Construction Company.
 Lumber for the forms and other uses came from the Columbia Lum- Der Company and the Juneau Lum- Der Mills here.
 Plaster for the building came from Cash Cole warehouse and the Columbia Lumber Company.
 Certain of the interior accessories and hardware were furnished by the Thomas Hardware Company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roger Bailey are the parents of baby boy weighing 2 pounds l3, ounces, born this morn- ing at St Ann'S Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-10
U. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER
 tBy U. $. Weather Bureau
tBy the U. $. Weather Bureau,

Forecast for Juneau vicinity 3S0 March l0 Rain or snow tonight and Saturday, moderate to fresh soun 
 Weather forecast for Souhea,t except northeast portion tonight moderate
 southeast winds fresa Chatham Frederick Sound strong soutrerly winds Lynn Canal fN
 winds along the Coast Fresh southeast winds along the tonight and Saturday, winds Dry Bay to Cape Hinc hinbrook 1 TX f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-10
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

area of baTometric portion of the north Pacific southwestern Canada all Alaska except northern portion this morning with center miles south of Cor dova Arctic coast Canada Alaska and upper valleys ern Alaska and coastal northern British ally fair weather prevailing the m Canada and the West warm this the Southeast Alaska and colder the change other portions Alaska
 Juneau March 11Sunrse, 6:29 sunset, pm
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LOGANSPORT, Ind. = Dewey Woodling now has a full set of broken limbs. He fell off a ladder the other day and broke his right arm. He had previously fractured both legs and the left arm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-03-10
!. A. MACHINISTS LOCAL 5l4
 ODD FELLOWS HALL
MEETS MONDAY 7:30 P. M.
Hollywood Sighb find Sounds
q aobbia ceeas

HOLLYWOOD Cal, March O.-Shake hands today upby Hoywood-twce before but is about to have the last clluckle
 His Richard Dix. Great n That's what they said about him days done" they always added.
 That just before Richard in little thing called "Cimarron' brought laundry and suddenly he all hot stuff
 About three friend Rick customary the local tubs Again he to be all pie lures after Cinaon had steadily potent like adeout for Dix when RKO, probably cherisfng past memories, signed him looked like last farewell when esgnig himself to decrepiud at the to hobble out to little Republic the valley picture.
 That was where the laugh which is Kicks came in The picture Man of Conquest the story of fighting Sam Houston the Texas hero, and only Dxs bid for comeback Republics bid for film factory that they shooting the workso the just like Metro Paramount 20tand Dix
 It's true that Dix turned the script
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Film Clothes
Are Binnie' 5

All the lovely gowns worn by
Binnie Barnes In ''Day-time wife"
are from her own personal ward
robe. which was Communicated by
10th century.Fox for the film.
Binnle was assigned 10 q fea-
tured role In this romantic comedy.
which stars Tyrone Power and
Linda Darneil at the Music Bon
theater. such a short time before
the shooting began. that tbs studio
wardrobe department had no time
10 make her costumes
Since the woman abe portrsys
In the film IL = very dsshing
creature. Blnnie had 10 give up
all her very best dresses. from
evening gowns 10 street. clothes.
Result. An enforced rest for ths
actress who couldn't 20 out at
night because, a. the familiar
feminine plant runs. she didn't
have q thing 10 wear"
Its all night with ms though. :"
explained the Eood-humored ac-
iress Il needed the rest anyway.
BY the time the picture IL finished
III be beautifully rested and all
set for q grand shopping spree
and a lot o. parties 10 wear my
new dresses to-"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
FIND TROPIc SETTING
IN SHEARER'S YARD

Norma Hhearers famous home
AZ Santa Monica maksn ia screen
debut IN rThe Women" starring
Miss sbaarer. Joan Crawford and
Rosalind Russell. and now the
feature attraction ~ the Islus
Mouse
After searching more than .
month for n typical spot 10 rspFs-
sent bermuda. the studio alssov-
cred I,ist that for which they were
searching IN the ffont yard u ths
stars beach homs. . swimming
pool almost identical with nna III
the famous Elbow Reach.
After getting permission from
the star. the cast ana crsw moved
In" for two days. turning tho stars
home into n studio Until the scenes
were completed Thle will he iha
first time hisa shssfsrs homs has
ever appeared on The screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Miss Oberon Foils
Ice Floe Menace

Merle Oberon, star OF Samuel
Goldwyn's ''Wuthering Heights"
which viii begin an engagement
At the Temple theater today.
came within an ace Of being seri-
ously injured by phenomenon
heretofore unhesrd Of in Holly
wood-an ice foe.
While standing on the stage
watching a scene by her co-star In
the picture. Laurence Olivier, Miss
oberon failed 10 notice a huge
block Of ice resting on a low parai-
lei preparatory 70 being chopped
up for the water coolers.
Suddenly, without a sound 20
alarm the bystanders. the block
which weighed well over a hundred
pounds slammed TO the stage floor
a mere matter Of inches from Miss
Oberon's valuable feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Dorothy Lovest end Howard
Baldwin Support Noted Star
Frsdd;s psssksIsmsw 81 JssLis csspsv hset
Strong csss h usivessrs Tw'nw
Titled I've Driekt nsys"

Two romantic themes an pnale1ed II the lean Her1oIl
starring finn Meet uo<tor ChrtrfI3u~ which eo<o - Ne
Roxy screen to-day and which = hased the feoue uoetoR
Christian ra1l1a xer1sI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20

capable Of acquitting himself well
In any kind of a fight.
William A. Wellman. the pro-
ducer-director, himself had dis
tinguished World war record a. a
fiier In the Lafayette flying corps.
in which Brian Donlcvy. principal
heavy" of the picture. also served.
J. Carol Naish, who. as the
skulking corporal. Is Donlevy's
chief assistant villain, was n World
war flier In the u. 3. army air
corps.
Virtually every branch of the
armed services Ia represented In
this group. too.
Harry Woods. an outstanding
heavy. served In the LIST ". &. Engi-
neers in the World war, while Harry
Lucenay did duty with the ". s.
army intelligence service In France.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20

The starring trio boasts of two
members who can handle a gun
with authority. Gary Cooper was
trained on his fathers Montana
ranch to do anything a cowboy
can do, and his education In han
ding a gun was not neglected Ray
Milland was subaltern in the
Royal Household cavalry. personal
guardians of Bntain's sovereigns.
before Hollywood called him. Pres
ton. a vigorous specimen Of young
American manhood, seems fully
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERs
FiRsT sHoWINo


MUSIC BoN-Tyrone Power
and Linda Darnsll In Daytime
wife" .O5. 4.O5. Z .o5. 10 90.
also Randolph Scott and Mar
garet Lindsay Ia 40 600 Men"
IL 80. 2 so. 8 80. Q 80.
william oarsan and
Irene Hervey In The House Of
Pear" II 40, 2 90. 435. 80.
p25. also Kent Taylor and
Rochelle Hudson in Pirates of
the skies" 12;s6. 400. . IS.
800. 1890.
ROxy-Jackis Cooper and
Freddie Bartholomew In Two
Bright Boys" 1870. ais. 4 .b5.
TAO. 100 Also Jean Hersholt
and Dorothy f>oveft In Meet
Doctor Christian" i7s3b. 3.3b.
$40. Q .0s.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERIy--oary Cooper and
Ray Ailland IN Beau Oests. =
also George Murphy and Doro-
thea Kent IN Risky Business
BILE Norma Bhsafer
and Joan Crawford IN The
Women. also Ann Sheridan
and the Dead Ind Kids IN
The Angels Wash Their PAGES
COMMUNITY Barbara stan
Nyek and Adolph hsnlou IN
Golden Boy" also Fiofenes
Rice and Robert Young In
Miracles FOf sale"
KAY sIaETT-claudstts Col
bert in 4 Met Him In Paris.
nlso Spencer Tracy and Loretta
Young In Mans Castle
PARK Peter L1srs In Mr..
MOto Taxes a Vacation also
Oracle Fleids In Smiling
Along
PHOsTOR--James cAgney and
George Raft m Zach Dawn
DE also fhs March OF
TINE"
KEN--Ann Shirley and Nd
ward Hills IN Career" also
Peter Loffr and Jean HsrkhOlt
In NJ. Motto On Danger
Island
REAIART Betty ofsbls and
aOEAS AfARNaA N A1iiEtN
Dollar Lesf. alao BinE Crosby
and Louis Campo<a IN -f0e
Etafmakef
sHEifs--yietax MeIAglen and
EdE yard Arnold Ia Wasp OF
The west" also BAIL hath-
bone aud Douglas FAIRBANKS
u. IN The sun Never 6et4
SUNSET Lynns Carver ard
Gene L<<khaff IN Charles
Dickens a CnriatEnAe Caro-.
Aaeo kniriey Temple IN re.
bsccA OF bunnybfook Pam
Aegls Ob<fo1 and
LAtasnce oliver IL -Wuthef-
ina Heightst aiao HsTh<Ft
Marshall and Barbara GtAn-
Syck IA -BrsxkfA3t Fof Two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20

On. whssA saressns nv~nf>
"parry lavs. : = n<sw<~n - sn<F.
sessfs pi<yse ~ saskl< Mevss ~
Msfvis M.s sene*. whll> - usher
= ~ szes<Fe ~ rnnl<es tsxs~
stalking e<twssn : ~nkaIi tu~n
.ifaxxsst snd re Esndls pAyesehass
nasss. ~ riNysd ~ Ee><<t nela-
yin sea ncrefhy tox<tt Feep><-
lively.
Bernard verksus azfe<s<d IAs
Eko Razlsn rim. whi<h wss 80
sased ~ Wisil&m HtepAeea m
seFe<nrisy y ~ Ring Isr1nev. D..
fsa IlanseF. and Harvey f1ol<x
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Ants Chew Books For Film Realism

The books were placed In the
glass case In which the ants were
housed.
Despite the undeniable anthem
ITCHY Of the prop books. which
were half-oestroyed from the ants
domicils two days later. Director
Lee rejected them for camera pur-
poses. Instead. a prop man with
shears nutilsted the books into
the shape required for the scene.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
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lIaSatNSN<NW

WHATS In A Name?
Plenty If you are talking about
the two new pictures which opened
yesterday at the Riviera theater. In
the first place, there's THE House OF
Eon.. "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Sounds Nutfg To Me!

Combined efforts of 1000 ants
70 furnish an authentic prop
proved Of no avail during the
making Of Universal'H The Sun
Never Sets" now playing al the
Shell theater.
Ant-eaten books were required
for scenes In which Melville
Cooper. as q British colonial aide.
is initiating Douglas Fairbanks Jr
into the rigors Of life on Afuca's
Cod Coast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20

Fear and just in you prefer
your excitement bit higher up Pirates OF the
Skies"
u.n In either boom! goes the blood
William Gargan, Irene Hervey and Alan Dinehart solve
murder mystery the hard way.
In Pirates of the Skies the changes but the melody
fingers on Here find action from to finish with
enough thrills to last till after Christmas. Rochelle Hud
son. Kent Taylor and Regis Toomey play the lead roles
One Is Enough!
Only one decoration hangs the walls of Iona
she arises It is the framed diploma she earned in
Budapest as seamstress at the age of fourteen.
singing lessons. 1t reminds her that unless she con-
tinues to work, she might have to use the diploma
again. "And don't like to sew she says
Good and Bad!
A very good show and very bad house is the easiest
way tell the story of the 1889 Elks Stocking Filters bene
fit II might have been held in any of neighbor
hood heaers as the seating capacity of the cys largest
amusement house just much furniture.
The show was exceptionally good typical
vaudeville performance with the younger generation
stealing the spot light from their older but capable
The Paramount starets' Revue was really something
and makes realize how difficult it must be for
conner break into Hollywood matter how much he
or she may have on the ball.
Playing Host!
Warner Bros will be the first studio to entertain
the University of Tennessee football team when il
arrives the West Coast to prepare for its partici
patton in the Rose Bowl game on New Years day.
man. president of the American Newspaper
ton, and rs southern sports writers will be in the
Tennessee party.
Once In A Lifetime!
Christmas Day 1889 is to which Ann Sothern has
looked forward to for three For the first time in their
married @ she and Roger Pryor will spend the day together
Not only that but il will be in their home-the first
The actress who has just completed the title role in Metro
Goldwyn Mayors Congo Maisie' has planned gala day
for herself husband mother and sisters In the evening
group friends have been invited buffet supper and
housewarmng
Back Again This Year!
Lionel Barrymore again returns to the radio
EbeneZer ScrOoge in "A Christmas Carol" Because of
Illness he missed last years performance and his old
FRIEND Reginald Owen took his place, but this year he
returns to his favorite Christmas pastime.
Sounds Nutfy To Me!
Water from the being brought the Warner
Bros studio for ceremonies which will the worlds
largest "roofed ocean,"
Anticipating cycle of major epics first of which will
be THE Sea Hawk starring Enrol Flynn Warmers construct
ed their rooted and built two ships for it, THE Sea
Hawk" English and the Madre de Dios Span
gaeass 100 feet and 136 feet length respectively will
be the first two vessels TO sail the Warner ocean.
The water of the seas, which will be used in the
ocean and in bottles for christening purposes been
requsoned from Warner representatives throughout the
world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20
Films Foreign Legion One
That Gould Fight In Real War

When the French Foreign Legion becomes topic of
versaton thinks of real fighters who hold their
own IN company And fttngy enough the ftyone male
principals who appear legonnares in paramouns glorious
rousng new film presentation of Beau Geste the
Beverly theater predomnanty ex-mitay men, have
at least plenty of ability in handling gun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-20

Death of Douglas Fairbanks greatest all
heroes ends an fence jumping balcony eapg
the screen VIII Fairbanks
many recent but have equaed dashng
Robin Hood who for decades thrilled
fantastic movie adventures With Charlie Chaplin
of the pioneers smiling Doug produced films
them in the struggling days of the silent es private
ne was much the athlete bon
He played golf with Bobby Bill Tnden boxed
with Jack Dempsey, explored the world.
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Red Cross Goal Is $4,000
In Drive OPENING THURSDAY

A goal of 1875 900 members has been
set by the District Chapter of the
Red Cross for its 1910 roll call be-
ginning Thursday. to meet added
responsibilities resulting from the
war in Europe" according to Edgar
Morris, roll call chairman.
Inquiries regarding Americans in
the war zone are being handled by
the home service department, Mrs.
,, Carlos Bell, department secretary,
reported. Clipper planes are used
for all mail in this work, which is
facilitated by the League of Red
Cross Societies in Geneva, Switzer-
land.
ORD Preston. chairman of financial
groups for the roll call, announced
appointment of the following to as
sist in soliciting banks and financial
institutions: ~ak-
Vice chairman, G. Elmer Flather
OF the Union Trust Co.; division
chairman for banks and trust COM
panies, T. Stanley Holland of the
American Security e. Trust Co.:
section chairman for banks and trust
companies, Donald w. Larson of
the District Bankers Association;
division chairman. building and loan
associations and real estate. Fred A..
Smith Of the Floyd E. Davis Co.;
division chairman. insurance COM
! panles and agencies, Roger l.. Bald
win, Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance Co., and division chairman,
investment bankers and brokers, l..
Clark Brown Of Brown. Goodwin &
Olds.
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Germans Expected
To Take Offensive

BASEL, Switzerland, Sept. 20 (P).
Swiss observers, expecting a big
push" momentarily to break the
western front lull, saw indications
today the Observation-Disclosures Ger
man line would take the offensive
from the French.
So far, they said, French and
British division thrusting across the
frontier toward the Siegfried Line
were numerically stronger than the
Germans. That was reported chang
ing rapidly. however, as seasoned
troops and vast amounts of fighting
equipment were rushed from battle
broken Poland.
There were increasing indications
that when the drive comes it. may
be in the northern sector, where
French have penetrated the rich
Saar Valley that went to Germany
by a plebiscite. Big guns continued
to thunder there.
A movement of German troops
into the Baden section, north OF
Basel, had been observed earlier,
but this was said to have developed
only into a transit movement-not
a concentration.
With Bohemia in German hands
since the conquest of Czecho-
Slovakia, dozen railway lines from
Poland pass through the Baden Sec
ton to the western front. These
routes as well as central German
lines apparently are being used to
shift fighting strength to the West
Wall.
Swiss sources said the veterans
from Poland were replacing the
lower Rhine fort troops which, in
turn, were moved north where most
Of the fighting has taken place.
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Estonian Minister
On Way 10 Russia;
Pact Looms
Commercial Treoty
With Soviet Said
To Be Plonned
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Sept. 23.-The Es-
tonian Foreign Minister, Karl Setter
Is due to arrive in Leningrad to.
morrow en- route to Moscow fo1
conferences with Russian onicials
1t was announced today.
Foreign circles attached signif-
icance to his coming since the po-
sition Of the Baltic states in light
OF the Russian and German inva-
sion of Poland has been the sub
ject Of much speculation.
This speculation has dwelt espe-
cially on the question Of possible
border revisions.
Estonia was a part of Russia be.
fore the World War.
Sellers trip was said to be fol
completion of negotiations for q
commercial treaty with Russia. The
little nation is strategically situated
on the Gulf OF Finland, from which
Soviet ships go out into the Baltic.
Turkish Foreign Minister Sukru
Saracoglu also is en- route to Mos
COW for talks with government Of
ficials.
Tass Official Russian news
agency, in accounts of an interview
with Saracoglu before he left Is
tanbul, quoted him as saying the
trip would result in strengthening
the friendship of the two countries.
Moscow newspapers, announcing
the capture of the Polish fortress Of
Brest-Litovsk (Brescz Mad Bugiem)
said the Red army took 120, 900 pris-
oners in four days.
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Three Sets of Heirs Seek
Auto Victims $40, 100
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VALPARAISO, Ind. Sept. GA
jury will be chosen in Porter Circuit
Court Monday to try three suits
to decide what is to become of
$4,000 found in the pockets of an
unidentified man killed by an au-
tomobile near Laporte August 16,
1887.
Plaintiffs all contend they are
heirs of the dead man and should
get the money. They are Mrs. o.
L. Baker of Farmville. va, who says
she is his sister; Mrs. Stella Marie
Barnhill of Indianapolis, who SAYS
she is his daughter, and Peter Jock,
Paul Jock, Anna Regier and Louise
Wrubel Of near Saginaw, Mich, who
claim they are his brothers and
sisters.
The suits, consolidated for trial
were venued from Laporte Circuit
Court.