The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1927, Page 2

5 pair for $1.00 2 pair for $1.00 5 for $1.00 We Invite Your Inspection of Our Initial Shipment of THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1927. Institution the Langley acronautics laboratory and library there oceupie much of his time. He od in A controversy Orville Wright in 1925 over th tion of whether the Lageley m ed of 63 forty div - sentin = iylet T CAFE RHODE! en fament might esceribed pathauii ated costume fac FORMERLY CASTINEAU CAFE hats, R ump MURGkalem: - Attomitst g g0l with theix Fone Gastineau Hotel Building o l.mlul;lm-:i-”n.'.)x|.,v.,.n;u‘,»ln.,»i‘\( B Hole e A s B. H, “DUSTY” RHODES, Preprictor erthan-sir. machin : it el JUNEAU'S NEWEST AND MOST THOROUGHLY Hle labeled the machine nelrvatiuolorgd . ; et capable ring on . its own power, COSSUCks fn their EQUIPPED CAFE overcount i e i |||fl”|||||||||||"IlI||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||L‘fc AS D C ]' T CT = ST = H .. WAL GT AR“ QIRE UR = DIES,WASHINGTON NOW AGAINST Ice Cree ers g‘student of Pas(, 'I\z-‘x'n Inves- HARB PRBBLEM p = tigator, with Smithson- e Y = ian Institute, Dead. St 75 d $1 25 P e = b e ¢ and $1.25 Pair =| WASHINGTON, Fe) - en gl o i = Charles D. Walcott, retary of the ‘ 2 == Smithsonian Institute d here yes s |v.:,)-l T A8 E LEIOCSY L upply to mect the! S e = = ‘ontinuea trom rage One) e syt S e Y e s Juneaw-Young Hardware Co. 11860, at New York Mills, Oneida o B 00 iseum, or to purehase - g:;‘-.::.Xv“;..“T;”p\l"d ix‘:m":“ ‘l'“‘",'f-“'.i.'_"m,-"w:\ under the terms of & AI‘ It Its Hardware “We flave It” =00 other materials o padh. on o A Lt el . = lof his collections about this time, | B e aiii b o — — : : -cale . = . Prenton lmestone fossils, e \ new assortment of remnants in Percale, Gingham, ot rure Tremon aimesone towile |15 S0 85 G0 a0 ana 315 \ . Vlleq =lof Comparative Zoolog [uD,000 ik g Chambray, Broadcloth, Cretonne, Flannels and Silks. Ejor comprie 0 et ot work i y =| The first official scientific appoint-| Wil a8 r the h : ~ All 10 Be Sold at HALF PRICE E:biii oo o 15 MILLION FEET = = New York fn 1876 In 1.9 he was Star. Vir 000,00 more i g & t() e O at i gfl?nmu‘l for serviée with the United provided wills of his \’\"' ()i (‘ I S‘ -’ I— ;i W l = : ; - e W A ==|States Geological surves, wher ‘ AT 7000 dAW Logs W antec All Embroidery Package Goods to go ONE-HALF OFF | wan asirned 10 stuty the w Al B ; e e of the Grand Canyon o 1o cemplicate G e GLOVES A\ good assortment of Wo:aen’s 510 1582 ho colishoral A ARl Sal \ T] Al T o e B BEATHER HOSE Qs o soreslnt e B , & JUNEAU LUMBER MILLS ¢ LADIES” HANKIES ; = b Bt least e : ctte and chamois ’ it ot in dark colors E""'l' HBCovRIYsoten ‘ ’ . 1t whrie and colors . = 1y aleott nr $ pair 4 $1.00 p: = ook form e difficulti it i 6 for $1.00 | i e - Baba et . A e —— : = : i i . = and casterly th ( Art Tastitut ves Kan e S = 27 in by 30 in. Rubber AT aalove and Mercerized = L e ’ G i1 of X i in white with blue b ¥ in beige and medium E?“‘;‘ of director, and e head of { AR LR ) . prediat € - £1.00 each to sell at the special 2 pair fer $1.00 -__E vetary of the Smithsonian Institu e large fortunes to ()fflCC Sllppl]CS Medium size price of 3 for $1:00 | " rpy HARS TREFT 3| aniren cornosts to found o ressarch. ““pue o Printing and Stationcry S . i . = institution, il the i i B RUBIER PANT- LS in velvet, felt and = A e ¢ 5 2 7 in a good quality S e | BNy ot digunitendtiie instit ! 2 li|51~ for $1.00 COTTON WAISTS ‘ $1.00 each = was its administrative officer : el Front Strect Phone 244 Juneau, Alaska i ik for childrven in all sizes | = 1902 1o 1905 and u member of i ¢ £ for children in all sizc Men’s 3 buckle = lxlw\u'l\vl\nnllmltw' i i e SRR VR ADN “'.\;l‘(‘n,).;.;:llllh(")‘\'i)'(h. il s "\('RCT"CS 1 %‘M g )‘Il:;;lcs( in Ayiation Picluresque Session ) SE s 6 and 7T only =i 0 inierest of the seienist i 3 pair for $1.00 Child’s buckle and 1.00 pair g E;il\i}inlhll hegan 5 ':-w\ when D s Aot YR ALASK N HOTEL hutton = ; 5 samuel . Langley, a flow worls Pl s : s i I MEN'S COTTON SO ittt 18 in. by 36 in. white =T NG L SO g BTSSR0 Blide Crey and. \RCIT HUCK TOWELS [vesigare e Langiey (heors. Uy Dave Houskr, prop. Cinibin Odd sizes bl ivedbliondite %\\hrn he came to the St T el L e = = B — | Spring Coats and Dresses B. M. Behrends Co.,l‘ncf Juneau’s Leading Department Store ARSNGB OCC RO AT RO OAR AR OO O O R T s T I “COURT OF MIRACLES” Paris Policeman on One AGAIN COMES TO LIFE | T Yer liE (N1 PARIS, Feb. 10.—A Policeman has| been on the job in a Paris court- . &4 When 11 water flowing through ¥ard for twenty years and only now PARIS, Feb. 10 3eBGAIS | ) o pipes of n mine near here began |has it been discovered: why. quarter, where cripples are made to depositing a ¢l substance which | A generation ago an eminent mem- order, has come to life again. . clogged the conduits, the plant en- ber of the institute of France played | It was called the “Court of Mir ted. Analysis of the | fast and loose with a young woma acles” for 600 years, when it ":;"‘ it contained 0701 affections. She went to the institute | forth in a -umlhtl: mile voin .‘.uv pet. okt £ine, they Asld wad o when the' important p ,“agqe heart of Paris. The pol \.»mnmvl Methl b nemaeet fliseaiene ot AU WAL & rowd ot hib: asade]| |:xr I(r?i ‘I‘ “ ']""" time :‘:""" :I"':'i'l;" h:'” ist who find ol Wi 1 ciates she sfiipped” his face and told| the fin BO% ep . s cipitate thi ! o everyone: why, i new strects and the building of }x‘w\\' &utan, Righ ¥ obe B at The authorities, scandalized at such buildings a generation ago. That TR T 1y *n oceurvence, 'stationed ‘a policeman operation let in sunlight and aiv Bl 2 the ecowrt, heside the door, and| which drove out the professionall . Ithe ordershag never ' been: revoked 3 T S " PRISONERS VOICE HOPE ‘,‘.n inguiring’ reporter’ who wondetred why there was mno traffic policeman in the street where the crossing is dangerous: located the uniformed mun and eventually dug' out-the history. e — IN VOLUME OF POETRY | n court arder stre Dame, a mod still on a small he good looking hlond: Mz dral of of miracles Minn., Feb. 10, Minnesota pe | the prisoz | is in being. who goes into the Narrow Ru ré-Albert comes out ¥ i iR biind wrien v Childrem Are Just: - ‘ on two rente ¢ il | g e the halt and the lame emerga in poems ape contained ! A: Hobby’ in: England rented rags. with forged police pey ear's edition, published 4 Lairent <05 :uils and sometimes with borrowed ement to The v:»iuun Mirr LONDON, e, !h.il—('hlldrentare babies, thin, wan infants, to «scii 0 of the institution and the|merely a HhbbyGind ¥ndfind 18i4ne pity. West prison publication in the coun- | View of° Mis, E. M Hubback, Parlia- Beggins is well regulated in Paris, ¢y | mentary.* Secretary to the - Nattonai but on holida and to a lesser Hope is the keynote of most of|Union of Societies for Equal Citi- tent on Sundays, the police are pur- ho yerse and moralizing predom. | Zenship: posely blind. 1 sver, the begging jyates, but many of those to whom| Mrs. Hubback, speaking on famy usually is done professionally in (b2 the mnse has come through the cell | ehdowment at'a conference of health guise of selling something that no g oxpressed themselves in| Yisitors' and school nurses at Bed- one wants, postal cards, faded violets. (des or sonnefs which Warden J. J.|ford College for women, produced pencils and even the family dog, who yllivan re ds works of genu.|fiBures showig the proportion of promptly runs away from the kind 16 merit. ( 5 prison poets have!men in this country who were fa- hearter purchase: bent for melodramatic verse, | thers. ————— The only identification of popms| The estimates calculated that 2§ A “ZINC WELL"” SPOUT ic by the initials of 1 authors. | Per cent of the men were bachelors, AMONG OIL DERRICKS 3 SN T 24 per .cent were married and had v crowd 1 London rrounding | no dependent ' ehildren, 16 per cent and Mr. Wright and his ffiends vl.-l. iatAen Ml“'}\ T “‘ ; o ELECTRIC STEAK BROILERS :1:);:::.1:1(I.\l\'x‘:tlm ::“;'A““'l‘l“nf"‘”m"ll'l‘]‘.' dus.jin e mespuns and red kerehiefs and Private Boxes Booths Lunch Counter tody. SO R En M R s S Open from 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. He was a member of the board gf °P¢an dress—all make up a colorful directors of the Presbyterian Church mblage ¢ ot oo izs = of the Covenant of Washington, but any of them. aluioss illitevate and |y at the same timela beliover M fho SCAFCely understanding the Russiar I theory of evolution, holding that life 'NEWIEC. which ix forc Lol THE ALASI(A I{A LRO[/‘.D £ "\',(,'"q 'f::’(‘"" RCTRRCI LU0, 0 attontive. in el ik N throughout the year operates regutar pascenger and frelght train 8 ik W class of gchool children oy seldom service from Seward on the Coast to Fairbanks in the Interlor, take pa in the debate unless the and over the Chickaloon and Chatanika branches. During ihe Bicycling is popular in Holland. It interests of their constituency are winter months there are two passenger trains each way, weekly, !s vs!jmulull that one of every thy vitally affected betweern Seward and Fairbanks. For timetables and other in- inhabitants owns a wheel. In 1a d ey 3 formation inquire of any steamship or raillroad agent, or write land, France and Switzerland the ;i Advertising always pays, Use the' B portion is one in six. columns of The Erire, | Dept. of the Interior ] e - e e R PO Y e 7 4 THE ALASKA RAILROAD 1 ) S (Mt. McKinley Park Route) , Handy Andy’s Carpenter Shop Agsionm ph e e — A. P. LAGERGREN, Proprietor PHONE 498 BAND-SAWING, WOOD-TURNING, CABINET AND ALL XINDS OF W00D WORK SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES . Continued until stock exhausted. entirely Closing out 6ld stock ‘at populat prices, to make room for new stock TLORSHEIM, Regular $12.00, Now . { SPECIAL SALE OF “BLAZER” SHIRTS—10 PER CENT OFF Arrived Today! MIKE AVIAON LOWER FRONT STREET NORTHERN HOTEL ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and: up. Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in opera- tion—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and up—steam heated. S. & F. SWEET—FRESE CONFECTIONS Candies, Ice Creams, Sherbets, Punch. Made in Juneau, Alaska. FElmet B. Candy T. E. Hall, Phone No. 537. BLUE—Fashions favorite for Spring, Smith Factory, Phone No. 186. in' soft shades. Maker, GREEN—In tones to harmcen'ze and contrast with coats or frocks. RED AND ORANGE—Bright shades for brave souls. TAN AND GRAY! - Soft, flittering hues, harmcenizing with almost any costume. L RS We have a room for you " THE GASTINEAU ‘“Alaska’s Largest Privately-Owned Hotel” MIAMI, OKla., Feb. 10— Okinhoma. the first awtomobiles in England to!had one dependent child, 10 per cent icrg noted for ifs oil wells, now be fitied with wireless caused the!had two dependent children, ¢ per b s something new in the way of ownor ‘o be prozecuted for ubtru«-r}cent ‘had three depeundent children, mm.zeral production—a “zinc well ing traifie. and § per cent*had more than three. LEWIS’ STORE b »’m TO CASH CSLE'S {Old Papers for sale at The Empire Office