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G R. LINKINS.
CHARLES IINKINS
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERs
143l Eye St. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real
ESTATE IMPROVED BY BRICF
DWELLING NO. 2IO9 FIRST STREEr

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE IA I,, IMPROVED BY BRICK
RWELhING DWp LIN g. NO. 2Io9 FIRST STREET
recorded in Liber No. 1856, folio 3a7, et
seq, of the land records OF the District OF
Columbia =, and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
REsmlsss O'S ESSAY Il THE Eonf EfdHf H1 Ifs
F69HE RA9 OF oef6Gk eE6 Pr Pr nss sSs A.
lowing described land and premises. situate
in the he District PInI o Of Columbia AND designated
E. B. Townsend, Trustees Subdivision "d OF
bins Addition to the City Vataa Of Waahinsto0 D0o;
surveyor for the District Of Columbia in
Liber County IA at folio So, subject to
covenants Of record
chase-money, to be paid in cash. balance
in two equal installments, payable in one
and two years. with interest at five per
centum per annum payable semi-annually
from day OF sale. secured by first deed OF
trust upon the property sold or all. cash
Of $500 90 will be required at time Of 'sie. sale
All conveyancing. recording etc. at cost OF
purchaser: Terms Of sale to be complied
otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of p sss afer m five
paper published in Washington. D. c.
HENRY P. BLAIR,
ALLEN C. CLARK
ap5.7,1o12.14.171s. Trustees.
zED L. WILLIAMS AUcT1oNEER.
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS. HOUSE
HOLD GOODS. ETC. FOR STORAGE
CHARGES NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT ON FRIDAY. APRIL
TWENTY EIGHTH. 1899, AT TWO
O'CLOCK PM, AND EACH SUCCEED
ING FRIDAY THEREAFTER UNTIL
ALL GOODS ARE DISPOSED OF.
They will be sold at public auction in the
wareroom of
SMITHS TRANSFER & STORAGE
1913 You St NV.
WASHINGTON. d. c..
To enforce liens for storage charges, etc,
due and unpaid. all household goods pa int
ings and personal effects on storage with
the Smiths Transfer & Storage Company,
Inc, in the names of Alva Blackwell. Mrs
E. j. Grouse. Earl T. Dishman. DR.. c. E.
Fierst,, Frances Harris, v. c. Harris. R. B.
Hs1r Hsrrod luld Mrs w. KehT; Paul Priehett,
Wood; y, Alfred Young, consisting Of
machines. :victrolss; tables. radios. chairs:
contents. books. once furniture, etc. All
ing persons, viz: v C. Harris
(Signed) ARTHUR CLARENDON
SMITH. President. Smiths Trans
fer g. Storage Co, Inc. 1913 You
g. NV. washington. b. {.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

Capitol. 43-47 Capitol court sw. $50 mo. |:
vacant May 1899, Apply JNO. F. DON
oboe g. SONS. 3l4 Pa ave se
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Sai,N sNOLET 1889 coupe; an exceptional
cau' caiue' Just Few months old, bought Io.
ionsEc,os 9o-oay new-car guarantee: $685.:
tTEWHocost, neW-car terms SUPERIOR Mo,
iONo l4th and P sts NV Dupont 1300
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FORD 1885 Fordor trunk sedan with radio
seat covers; original gray finish: interior
spotlessy clean; fully guaranteed: any dem
onstration: S49 down Can be seen at 3rd
and H SITS. ne. Atlantic $500 Steuart
Motor Co
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Sndan NOLEI 1888 master 4-door trunk
Seaah' Saah' gun,nletal gray. General Motnr =
nn c1aro rsoi amd heater one-owner car mans
I'M III Ieauesl,, driven very little, almost new:
SID SIiis 1a I1aIahteed low-cost finance Charges
54UpEKi0R 5i,pant 30 MOTORS. l4th and sis.
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FORD 1884 Tudor sedan: original black
less excellent tires: mechanically smooth
and quiet: $50 down. Can be seen at Bird
ana SIS. ne. Atlantic $500. Steuart
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FORD 1896 de luxe Tudor touring sedan;
good tires. clean interior; reduced to S325:
over 100 other fine cars Always bargain
at ARCADE PONTIAC, 14I9 Irving st. NV.
Adams O51S " --'''' :
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SSnKf SfKf SLER 1894 "6'' sedan: new biact
fingSh angih beautiful. excellent floating ng-poger
te5i0r' apR very good tires; only S245 PACK
AFD' 24th and N SITS. NV Republic CI45
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FORD 1886 Fordor touring sedan. heater
and radio; has original black finish like
new: Spotlessly clean inside: mechanically
demonstration; $50 down. balance monthly
Can be seen at :ird and H sts. ne, Atlantic
$500 Steuart Motor Co
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DODGE, de luxe touring sedan, 1897: an.
lsh and upholstery like new; entire car
reflects unusual care of its one owner
lsnOO actual miles; new-car guarantee
500. Mckee Service Center 2ond and n
| SITS. NV. and 600 Wis ave
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hSnEvnCLEi 1894 master touring sedan. a
' miies of ,P iooE tatoready for thousands Of
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FORD 1886 dc luxe Fordor trunk sedan,
oark blue finish is excellent equipped with
tically new tires; very clean car in every
way S391: your 1894 Ford will be the
down paymegt and Will arrange balance
TO suit you. Hill Il Tbbitts, l1l4 Vermont
ave. NV. National $3.50
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ioi, DE SOTO 1898 coupe original black finish
neu ''ttr@se' cream interior and ) practically
81 SS9st, Feduced to S595 to sell quickly
~ rhSChARD' fShARD' "4th and sts NV, Eepubiic
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TRAllERS FOR SALE.

HOUSE CAR. live in 1t for the summer and
save rent, or II you want to travel it's
fully equipped Evenings. Line. 7765. See
at 1712 T st. Sc.
HOUSE TRAILERS and luggage trailers for
sale or rent. 45l1 Wis. ave. NV. Woodley
3232
TRAILER. well built, display type Rear
3403 Conn. ave. NV
NEW TRAILCAR, sleeps 4. fully equipped /;
must be sold. See Mr.. Rivers, Tourist Camp,
East Potomac Park
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

i2-TON PANEL '36 or 81 Ford or Chev
must be in good condition. Call Nationi
562S.
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FORD 1897 de luxe Tudor sedan, S2aa;
Immaculate, Flood Pontiac. 1921 Con-
necticut. Woodley S401
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DODGE 1887 de luxe 4-door touring se-
dan Zenith radio, s-day clock: seat covers
USED continuously; driven 2O,3OO miles; for
Woodley S6lT " sew
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DODGE 1885 5-pass, 4-dr. sedan: black
oaint, excellent tires. spotless interior,
splendid motor; here is real value in clean
car; 500. c. c. c. Guaranty CAPITOL
Sadillac Co. 2@2 22nd st. NV. Natl, 1900
Open Sun. and eve
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DODGE IH3N de luxe 4-dr tr sedan
unusual IN appearance perfect In perform =. .
Snce' ms guaranteed Trew Value used car
~ beautiful GOLDEN beige combines ali
lAe essentials so necessary 10 dependabiIttv'
SAFETY and economy. Clean as new raY'
ms Iate.model Dodge is now only SSIa'
on easy terms. Liberal trade al the Trew
motor Co. 1926 14th ST. NV. and Jan
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DODGE 1896 5-passenger 2-dr. touring
good tires. splendid motor YOU viii nnd
antv anlS nat1, Siean car $50, C c c. Guar.
amy. ,Ceplto! Cadillac Co. 1890 22nd st.
NV. van. .}JOO. Open Sun. and eve
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

TO SETTLE AN ESTAIE-EIRoi SOM Ss?nI
mercial, 46i Mass. ave. n.w-3-story brlck:
I0-room house: bedrooms. AUTOMATIC
heat, modern garage. deep yard parity
furnished FRANCIS A BLUNDON CO.
sos H ST. NV Natl, 01l4 l4.------
12-UNIT APT, Mr.. ST ALBAN'S; TO SEE
Il means to buy it. > 6-unit apis. S6,a5o
to Sll 500, terms Store. 1-r. La, COR
nearby Md, $3.50: $3.50 cash, $50 mo.
Is a. nr. District 1000 fl. on road: worm
treble; S61 a may buy ii; terms. lst
comm in D c. nearby Md. Va: reduced.
Big houses cheap. N. E, RYoN CO.. l2l6
N
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FORD 1895 coupe; rumble seat excellent
black finish, green wire wheels. heater and
custom seat covers; truly a fine COUPE for
only S249. Hill & Tibbitts. lila Vermont
ave, NV National $3.50
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DODGE 1897 de luxe DIR tr sedsn TIT.
IS the famous model that owners report
- to - miles to the gallon OF gasoline
Z. ~ mas oeeh checked from bumper to bump
Equippeo with radio and heater. fnished
IN IN niack and reduced 10 only 1913. Easv
Co, 1926 14th St. NV. and lain and pa
ave. Sc "''e 4 a.
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LODGE trunk sedan. 1887; original black
lustrous finish low mileage excellent tires.
spotleSs upholstery, perfect motor; bargain
a. only S?45; terms and trade. NORRIS,
INC; tStude. Dealers, WIS. ave. and Abe
marie St NV Emerson ~oS6
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DODGE 1887 de luxe coupe; economy and
performance a. minimum in cost, S4p5:
Iadlo. Hurry for this bargain L p
oleuart 1879 l4th st. NV. Decatur 1903.
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CffH SLER 1877 ROYAL touring o-door
sna ttunk sedan; fine car at a great sacri.
nee, see 1t today; terms; only S547 Tes
". hutIer. Inc ll2l 2lst NV DIST IoIs
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1888 phaeton. very sporty car
with pTactlcally new top wire wheels motor
o. K, D very good tires: priced to sell
quickly at SEA. PACKARD, oath and N
SITS. NV. Republic ol45.
BUICK 1891 4-door sedan; IMMACULATE;
500. Flood Pontiac, 4@21 Conn. Wood
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FORD 1887 Tudor sedan: Washington blue
baked enamel finish. clean as new inside
and out: fine VS. motor. built-in radio and
at price reduced to S3a5 w A. T A.
guarantee. Emerson & Orme. Buick. 1til
AND M stS. NV. Dist. 500. Open evenings
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FORD 1887 coach. de luxe; excellent con.
co.,. NATIONAL 2453
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DODGE 1886 de lux. sedan: excellent ,oat-
nne rubber; truly a fine DODe;E for s1HSs.
o.e. iuu %, oIher fine cars. Always bargain
AT ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1918 irving .t
NV. Adams nh1h - - AI'!-Ik ~.
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FORD 1886 Tudor sedan; Immaculate:
S"h9 Flood, Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut.
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DODGE 1893 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan.
haulG, heater' positively almost same yhen
oUds.t, opd ~ perIect every single way: wheels
anu tlFes. 81 10: Emerson onaG -.-.
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FORD 1898 Tudor "S5" trunk sedan: un-
usual condition: carefully driven: sacrifice,
S45O: terms. Columbia 2N15 Dealer
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white sidewall Firestone tires: driven very
little: good condition: $500; private owner
No dealers 1881 K. Met 13ll. l5.
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tORD 1896 convertible coupe: radio, rum
PIE seat tires. motor, paint. top and every
thlng perfect; S355. Emerson 2O3S
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A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY

New two-story brick building. 2ax47 feet,
on lot 34xlDO ft., in front OF rapidly grow :
ing community. Apartment has flve Dig
rooms. bath and porch; full cellar Oil
burner Leased for 10 years to grocer
long established in area. Average rental.
81 500 per year Price, $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS Co.
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CHEVROLET 1894 coupe; black finish. mn.
mar mar interior: thrifty for personal or busI.
SgsS Sts. use; good rubber: clean throughont:
Dist. g141 -i-' "osh NV
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rented modern apt of IA units and store
near Navy Yard, zoned 1st commercial
Now carries 5l2'c building association LIST
trust at $50 per $1,000. Price only
$4,000 more than original amount OF this
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| ACRE ON HARD ROAD.

e Two miles from Bank Of Bethesda. Cozy
broom and bath home. Snap at 81 800;
$500 down. CALL TO INSPECT TODAY.
BAKER REALTY CO, d 1911 or EN-.
6315
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FORD 1887 "S5" Tudor trunk sedan; black
finish with cream trim, motor thoroughly
anteed. rubber and interior excellent; truly
fine FORD that will give you new-car
performance in every way; owned by
U. S. Army ofhcer; S395. Hill g. Tibbitts,
lll4 Vermont ave. NV. National Q&hn
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CHEVROLET 1887 standard coach: very
clean inside and out; motor excellent: low
down payment, easy terms. BURROWS
MOTORS, 1893 18th at. NV.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER SON. Auctioneers.

ISeaIl Attest.
IRVING ZIRPEL.. Secretary.
APPS. S.lOl2 13.14.l5IIl9,20 ,20o1
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a plN. OflIy w DOWN. BurrOWs MOtOTS
l?3 18th st NV.
BUICK 1887 model Al trunk sedan: at
| tractIve green finish. built-in radio. splen-
did straiRht-S waive -ln-head motor, knee
action. hydraulic brakes all-steel body. i'm
maculateiv clean inside and out. tires ex-
cellent; S1I5 w A T A. guarantee
Emerson e. Orme. Buck. 18th and NJ sts
nv District 500. Open evenings.
| BUICK 1885 sedan, Sl93. State Finance
Co. 1Mth and II 4 w
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1885 2-dr. town sedan: nonu-
lar model with built-in trunk; drive il then
compare: smart finish; good condition.
S,sso: l. p: Steuart, 1925 I4th st. n, w.
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THOS. J. OWEN a. SON. Auct,oneers.

n. II. ON,
Assistant Secretary.
apl -d&ds.exSu
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Living room. stone fireplace, b. r., BATH
elec. kitchen. screened porch. fine trees;
bpating, swimming, fishing; one hour D. c.:
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SaEvROLET 1894 coupe; some smsTt
To1pie r'no WI VIII snap this up today: only Sia5:
pare pare ana toosS S,.; nne; drive it,. then con. .
Decatur 4SO3. o. H'"'
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tOontinued on Next Pags.S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
Coast Guar,iers To Play Tonight
Alaska Juneau Five Meets Krause in Curtain
 Raiser

For time today, it looked very much as though the Haida basket ball team was going to be on the high seas when it was scheduled to play basketball tonight at 8:3C o'clock in the High School gym nasium in the second game of a double bill
 However, the cutter was due to return to it's base late this after noon from a mercy trip to Cape Spencer, and it is presumed the schedule will be carried out.
 The first game calls for Alaska Juneau vs. Krause, and the sec ond game, Haida vs. Jennings.
 Both should be bang-up games and will have a lot of bearing on just where these squads are going to end up when the season tapers off.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
JURY SELECTED TO
 HEAR SCOTT CASE

Trial of Sam Scott. charged with contributing to the delinquency of minor girls, opened in Federal Dis trict Court today before Judge George F. Alexander with Assistant District Attoney George w. Folta representing the government and George Grigsby the defense.
 Taking of testimony was started this afternoon after the selection of a jury this morning. Jurors chosen to hear the case are George A. Schumacher, Mrs. Nellie Kirkpat- rick, Thomas w. Bennett, Marie John Clauson, Mnard Mill, Glenn A. Kirkham, Edwin w. Larson, Mrs. Mary Walmer, Mrs. L. P. Dawes, Arc h ie Radelet, and Thomas J. McCaul.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
Discount Rdte Cut in Bank of France Hints at
 New Recovery NEW CHINA POLICY
 PLANNED IN TOKYO British Official Is Reported Arrested in Spain
 as Spy"
(By Associated Press)

Frances touring Premier Daladier won a laundering ovation today in Tunis as he continued his Mediter- ranean trip, underscoring French intentions of defending her terri tory from Italian aspirations.
 While Daladier toured, the wars in Spain and China took on new complexities.
 Daladier, fresh from triumphal visit to the island of Corsica, assured the Bey of Tunisia that the French North Africa protectorate will be defended, "even if it means war" His statements were strong denun- citations of Italys ambitions voiced in the Fascist press in the past months.
 Discount Rate Lowered
 In the meantime the Bank of France has lowered it's discount rate from 2is percent to two percent for the second cut since the rate was raised to three percent during the Czechoslovakian crisis. The action followed the safe passage of the 1889 budget by the Parliament of Paris.
 The rate is the lowest in two years and Daladier's supporters hailed the cut as evidence of progress towards recovery.
 A long stride across the map, in Tokyo, that citys New Year holiday experienced beneath its outward calm current of political unrest as so-called Fascist Liberal forces con- tended over policies in China.
 Cabinet Reorganization
 It is believed Japanese Cabinet reorganization is possible, and what ever the outcome of the struggle in China may be, new China policy is presaged in the appointment of Lieutenant General Otozo Yamada as Commander of the Japanese fore es in China
 In regards to the new China poli- cy, it is expected stress will be laid on consolidation of territorial con- trol within Japanese lines.
 In Spain, while Insufgent con- manders established forces along 65-mile front, and the drive against Barcelona became apparently inten- sified, Great Britain asked General Franco for confirmation of the re- port that the British Pro-Consul, Ernest Goleing, has been arrested in San Sebastian as spy.
 The reports said Goleing had been involved in what is known as the dirty shirt" spy case.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
COLONEL LEE HONOR GUARD
 TO SECRETARY
Griffin $ Body Aboard Bar dnof for Sewdrd-Gov-
 ernor Pays Tribute

With officials and friends of long standing serving as an escort of honor, the body of Edward w. Grif- fin, Secretary of Alaska, was placed aboard the steamer Baranof this morning to be taken to its final resting place beside his wife in Sew ard. Col. John c. H. Lee, Army Div isional Engineer from Portland, who is en route to the Westward, will serve as guard of honor to Seward.
 A large crowd of friends were pre- sent for the funeral services for the distinguished official yesterday af- ternoon in the Elks hall where the Elks Lodge, of which he had been member for 40 years in Butte, Mont, had charge of the last rites here, Past Exalted Ruler John Wal mer presiding for the lodge and the Rev. John A. Glasse delivering the eulogy.
 Gov. John w. Troy. returning to Juneau today on the Baranof, paid the following tribute to the long, time friend:
 Alaska mourns not only high official but a leading citizen and pioneer. The Territory can ill af- ford the loss of Edward w. Griffin. He was an official of the highest type and ability. He possessed all of the qualifications of a perfect choice for the position which he held. In business and private life he was the indispensable type. He knew the people of Alaska, loved them and was loved by them. He was a steadfast champion of the development of this country For his sister in Juneau and his other re- latives the people of Alaska feel a sincere sympathy in their com mon loss"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
 BALANCE BEST
 IN SIX YEARS
Alaska Had s99O,OO9 in Treasury at End of Busi-
 ness December 31

The Territory's bank balance at the end of 1888 stood at it's highest mark in six years--just gxfer 1T million dellnss accord ing to the report of Territorial Treasurer Oscar G. Olson to Gov. John w. Troy today.
 The bank balance at the end of the year was S990, ,009.S9, more than S2OO,0O0 over last year. The substantial increase, the Treas urer pointed out in his report, is due primarily to two big years of fish pack taxes, additional revenue from liqu0r and the three percent gross gold tax.
 Balances for the last six years were given by Treasurer Olson as follows: $3S1, ,524.82 in 1853; S516, ,39S.26 in 1884; S743,255.16 in 1855; $536,876.13 in 1886; $717,- 192.44 in 1887 and S990, ,O09.89 in 1888.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
Cov.Le|lnlan |naugurafed,
 Fourth Term
Postmaster General Farley Represents Adminisfra-
 lion at Ceremony

ALBANY. N. Y, Jan. 3.-Postmas- ter General James A. Farley repre- sented the Roosevelt Administrator yesterday at the inauguration of Gov. H. H. Lehman for his fourth term as the head of New York's gov ernment
 Farley was greeted with a oufst of applause when he entered the as- sembly chamber of the Capliol where the inauguration was held Gov. Lehman made his address an attack on European dictatorshlps and a plea for the preservation of American Democracy. The governor pledged continuance of state g,v- ernment policies toward providing freedom and security for the people
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
SeaifIe Isn'f Naknek, Boy Learns 10 Grief
The meanest thief!

The meanest thief!
 w. B. Began, United States Con- missioner at Naknek, who was in Juneau today aboard the Baranof, thinks his boy 'had business" with him in Seattle.
 Tom, one of Regan's three young sons who have been outside with him for the first time, was held up and robbed at Seattle theatre by a man. who took $1.70 from the boys pocket and then struck him. Tom is Il years old and goes to Bristol Bay with rather poor impression of the ethics in the States.
 up where we come from" Com missioner Began said, the boys are used to going around with their money held in their hands. In Seat tie they learned not only that it was not safe to do that but some times risky even to have. it in their pockets"
 The Regans will take chartered plane from Seward to Naknek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
NEW ATTORNEY GEN.
 FAKES CHARGE
Introduced to Department Heads by His Prede-
 tessor Cummings

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Attorney General Frank Murphy, accompan- jed by his predecessor, Homer S.. Cummings, was taken through the department today and introduced to various heads.
 The new Attorney General, who is now head of the Department of Justice, was appointed last Sunday by President Roosevelt and the for mer Governor of Michigan took the oath yesterday.
 Murphy spent considerable time today in conference with Cummings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. = The Dies Committee today placed res possibility on the Department d Labor for a large part" Of tne subversive and espionage activitfs as well as propagandas in the Unl- ted States.
 The charge was made in the re- port of the committee to the House after five months of inquiry into unAmerican activities.
 The committee accuses the Le- partment of Labor of failure to en- force the deportation laws and With "the laxity with which the Depast- ment deals with alien agitatcrs. This would be all unbelievable if we did not have before us the most convincing proof in volumintus spy report.
 Charges Made
 The report further said: Due to limited funds and time, we have been unable to go ito this question as fully as the subject deserves, but from facts which we have obtained, we are convinced that large part of espionage, unAmerican activities and propaganda circulation in the United States can directly be trac- ed to the failure of the Labor De- partment in enforcing the deporta- tion laws of the land.'
 The committee expressed the be- lief that the National Labor Rela- tions Board should be subjected to a thorough investigation to deter mine to what extent board mem bers and employees approve of Communist views" expressed by Da- vid Sapoos, NLRB economist.
 Bridges Case
 It was also found by the Dies group that the Labor Department should proceed immediately with suspended deporation proceedings against Harry Bridges and similar cases.
 The Labor Department said "the Supreme Court must decide on the legality of the proceedings before the case is continued"
 "The Bridges case does not have the important bearing it is accord- ed," the Department officials fufth- CT said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
Tom Mooney May BeFree
 On Saturday
New Governor of CaIifor. mia Sets Dale for Hear
 ing on Petition

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan 3.A-Tom Mooney, imprisoned for nearly 9 years for conviction in the bloody San Francisco Preparedness Parade Bombings in 1916, may be free next Saturday.
 This may be possible through &C., tion of California's new Governor, Culbert D. Olson, who was inaugu- rated yesterday as the first Demo- cratic Chief Executive of the state in 40 years.
 Gov. Olson has set Saturday as the date for the hearing of Moneys petition for a pardon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
NEW BRITISH
 POLICY BEING
 PLANNED NOW
Group of Dissatisfied Par Iiament Mem beTs
 Form New Group

LONDON Jan. 3.-A small group of dissatisfied Parliament members have opened a new campaign for a stronger British policy.
 It is understood that the group plans a secret meeting tomorrow to map out a program. Win ston Churchill is understood to be one of the leaders of the group.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-03
BEN MULLEN BACK

Ben Mullen returned on the Bar anof after spending the holidays with his mother and sisters in San Francisco.
 Mrs. Mullen, who went south with Ben before Christmas, will spend another two months visiting in California with her daughters and friends.