The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 19, 1927, Page 2

.@bmdr Cotton (300ds WOOL FLANNEL 0o Noaol Flanael in dark blue, light blue, creen. taupe and grey $3.50 vard iy 27 inch Wool Flannel in tan and rose $1.95 yard ‘RGES in navy blue and green $2.00 yard ¢TTON BROADCLOTH 26 inch Cotton Broadeloth dn:steipey and floral patterns G35 cents vard WOOLEN DRESS GOODS COLORS. AT PRICES ECONOWY. ALYTY. TN VARIOLS SENSE OF i HAVE ON D! ECES OF EXCEIYENT Jrneau’s Leading Deyrtment Store, | } M. s)ehrends CO_., lnc. oot o owsins L et s 3 [ oy AUy meent | the Bel \W Their Downfall, Too | ™ e o Was She Insane? 4 The question whether she poally was insane has been o matter rch speculation. For a long t the ex-Empress suffered from halluci- of persecution but these L Thers ha v friends miintained that! she conld continue 1o o A be treated sGIT ws an Ko The ex fartled her entowrage by khowing indications of independence and san ity. She sumnoned Colonel Van Lok haudt, commander of the castle, and asked: I um entivcly frde, am T not?” Certaluly, Your Majesty, nlvlvul | e colonel sidde the boundaries of the extensive torests vurvounding the chateau. In the course of her customary wall she requested the guard at thé greaq hron gates leading o the main road to 1ét her pass. He did so and for the first time fn ntore than 50 year tthe former Kmpress walked about 100 yards beyond the domain in which she had’ lived in such seclu- sion. The ladiex in charge remain, ©oa disgtencer observing her. Char fte returned with a pleaged alr ihe aperience, bui never going far i |ln~ road. Her chatean was situated several 1iles ont-fle B atiout 400 weres . which' was surround- Hebne i i el nee, -Murphy, on the . embodring the terms and pro- y . : {hold kept up the imperial court, main | teqching . n AGhEs Shdtain de. Cliatil ) ching «taff or 1 Bureau fo |V the accej |taining every form of respect and| Education, arrived hop I on | furnizh nd in the CONFECTIONS eference. much assthough Chs L COmPICte | opg ey overeign, d his back ' ppe former Empress continued her practice of ris moring. and after making a care fl toilet, gardens or for a drive to the mo “MAD EMPRESS” (5 i s . DEAD AT BRUSS man whose throne he had had no hetter sonseemed to be strain (Cont mued trowm Pazc Cuel fross = Maximilivy b ocaplur remote parts of the * ddmhin. Aft Maximilian ccopled 1 L 4 wnd st ¥ her dinner it was her custom to taik | 1864, he and his « t arvived at #f 1 down hiecame complete with members of her court or to lis. | axico, td W tourd on n Gives Awcy ins in the sireets of Then Empress’ role in ih U "“ @ child, When t quent history of the Mexican pire and its complete collap ‘Napoleen 111 abandoned jt The los! ¢ Maximillan's ‘ularity 1 iwhich she i wipired and when & maddenced by Napc and the impozsibilities of meeting th ‘enormous debts he had piled u; de- i @artined to abdieate it was she who Visit from a member aded him to cling to his threne,! 7The fiction tnat she o go to Paris und Ror < of Mexieo was continned by the : nd in 1506 milian and ber little [ left a will. ved in the French | coart ons and also by When the Germans swept through the city day wander- ten to music of thé pigno or phono- aken charge of fond. She treated everyone near Iul hands in one with lofty courtesy sirect fountai to the Tuileries arce but it was repu She re- | her deposed and executed Emperor | d to Miramar and hsequently | hushand, rece than i N A0 years sht;nv\ r Lad drae existence. \ cived a | itely whether she was sane or her family was still Em- | her title tat the entfance (o substded und eventually | ned demenita thyoughe prids [ Her 1 Ives never took action her declared incompe tent the Belgian law requires fn, Cae i fmpress gome months ago | The former Empress indicated thid | that being the case she wounld go out- | several times afterward x'vpentou‘ gsels in a park of | ¢ By a high iron fence, M her lat-! ter years thé members of her house- lotte | the Alameda from Ketehikan & about seven in Hw went for a walk in tho\ o babbling graph. both of which she was very | Never in the 50 vears or more was -| Charlotte known to have mentioned Maximilian, and never ju' at the Chateau of Lae-fall that time was the word “death” | imidian, bop noar Brussels by her brother | spoken in her presence. She was ' ¢ known to have spoken or solitary | written anything that settled defin. | i sane or realized that she had lost| Neither wais it known whether she' | Belgium at the hegi CHIEF REVER! | ground., 1 2 H L " | . 30dy Is Taken \ > L -~ CONGOLEUM RUGS to ordor the follow At New Eeduced Prices annoyance hy the ' | “This habitation, 1 the Belgian Crown I Her Majesty of A« I Maximilian of An in-law of | ror | “1 instruct 1 soldicr | g here not4o ving the bell and Heave the fRed it - ALASKA jUDGES ~ GET PAY 500ST ‘Ulldl‘)‘ N(‘W l.il\\' NU\\' I’{" E \.‘ ‘H-x ‘ 1 : b‘l““ i ; : : w‘ fol cetve $10,000 Pear Year, e St 0D DL [ffective First of Year. or General at SEE CG1R STOCK BEFORE BUYING Grave and ( ed, Agenis Assert. bbsEWEHERE property o oceupicd 1y | Juncau-Young Hardware Co. “We Have It” It Tts Hard e LE J ) THE THERMOS-BOTTLE SYSTEM OF CONSTRUCTION FOR YOUR HOMI H \LLL C UNDER GUR SYSTEM WILL SURPRISE YOU--FOR DEMONSTRATION PHONE 32 Concrete I'rmlm-h Mig. Co. District jwdges of Unii Cowrts in Alaska at the vate of $10.0 made known har in alary came S the of all 1 District Court judges At the time the Jaw mes it wo United tary. Thiz wi view until insty VERTICAL CRAIN HEMLOCK FLOORING s S VERTICAL GRAIN SPRUCE BOAT LLUMBER A La e i LUMBER—MOULDINGS—LIME— CEMENT T, M. Reed sriyi] i il ‘ ‘“-jp“ INDIANS ENTER FLEA o on ek ke _{{NI SEE US FOR YOUR---- 2| Gorman snies, tore oyen the hox g Loose Leaf Supplics GUILTY STEALING CAR o Afier charge of grand larceny A been withdrawn and one of petit ny sub o ritated for i Mo Seott wnd Andrew Dick, ol Tn | U LS 4{4..‘;.:,’\w|‘w,‘."“’u]4 oy \I o 1\ Sl e OHIL Sll]‘PllC B g Tl s e weie | oy enadi Printing and Stationery ment in the local Federal jail Scott and Dick were caught early i the act of utomghile owner GLO. it Tront Street SIMPKINS CO. Phone 244 this we a Ford Nordlivg Juncau, Alaska > s> 5Bandit School Found; All Members Arrested VEADIMWIE, (i MODERN REASONABLE RATES handit school unde lof the veteran Ch {roff, has been disc < and in th of fivea {instructions in world. Al 1nembers were eapiurel — e Dave Houser, PROP. ALASKAN HOTEL l o>~ ZY. P'none 425, Night Member Aute Assn. adv > oo Skates sharpened at Morris’s, adv , Call Co phone TIIF 4IA‘II§.A l\ 4ILR() 4D throughout the year operates regutar passenger and freight train service from Seward on the Coast to Falrbanks In the Interior, and over the Chickaloon and bhranch During the L winter months there are two passenger tr ch way., weekly, CALL FOR BIDS betweer. Seward and Fairbanks. Tor timetables and other in- ¢ Mt and Committee | gormation tnquire of any steamship or railroad agent, or write Dept. of the Interior he Al ol bis| THE ALASKA RAILROAD Oftice of they Perritory of Office of the Decatur’s Home Relic 0f Old Capital Square STHNGTON, Jan. 19, blec on the cor wy, brick Governor, A bronze n ner oi o plain, th pod ka th ows ol winday lfl.l[\; 'r,“ t m:. m.‘,'" o, Anchorage ”’n:‘-:],Ie]‘:i“]ey:—Ijm‘k 30““'2‘ Alaska ns a reside d b g o - e icpcnand — - | Commodore . s—————— [ram o SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES ony e { It also y. in (ha i e diesd here as Flought with Commadore James Ba rl'r)ll | The house then'svirs ond af e houses bordering the unkept v Continued until stock exhausted entirely Closing out old stock at popular prices, to make room for new stock FLORSHEIM, Regular $12.00, Now . : e $7.00 SPECIAL SALE OF “BLAZER” SHIRTS—10 FER CENT OFF t proper and” safficient | y il s MIKE AVIAON ' o particulars and spe s l ith a cemetery in one corner | 8¢ nhln apple orchard, that s | | be procured at the Imposing | LRalis ""“‘( s volun- L be submitted i quad- —r———— s = = » N 1 e p i ic k4 e | Kosciuszko and A il N | sed marked plainly to ind its corners, with Gen ¢ contents. Th right i3 to reject any : the central fignrga The Deeatnr howse was ih L0 be built on the squ diagonally ac \I'\“ hundred y { House, ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per weck and up. Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in opera- Rooms $12.00 per month and mend o il < from ds from the W ' tion—Hot water day and mght | up—steam heated. 1 bidder ) enter into a W > itten con- Miss Fl va Candies, Ice Creams, Sherbets, Punch. Made in Juneau, Alaska., Elmer E. | Smith Factory, Phone No. 16. Candy ! SWEET—FRESH Maker, T. E. Hall, Phone No. £37. sted bid, and! e amount of the! No Bid in e ; Ifl' the fed-| ° PY ($2,- fenrodte to 1o h 10 relieve Miss cral ap | Fay who is south shortly, it 5000 wiil he | was stated. KARL —— - .o - Acting Use the Classitieds. They pay. January 14, 19 e — | SMOKODORS THE ASHLESS ASHSTAND Handy Andy’s Carpenter Sh0p~ A. P. 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